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- ationewillteihelt tonight, Yednes-
y,-Jtma.21)eat^theMott(=and-i3ft3trict
•Col maur(ity Centres. 'The'registrrationwill
hotbed=from 7 to 9•p.m.'Theretarerany
new and -exciting :trips -and activities
iptanned,-s,well•:as a= few old=favorites.
'rheesbove-fprograms'will 'begin -on July
land :finlsh-'on August 18. They 'run from
9eto 4 each .day,' With the -lunch -hour 'be-
dng°supervised, Registration fees are as
follows ::full time (7 weeks) is s$60, part
time (+fie -:days for 7 -weeks) is035-and one
:full'eweek'Will ebe$20,
.';SEAFORTH DAY AT LABATT PARK'
'The London Tigers will bL having a
Seaford' Day on Sunday, July 23, 1989.
Bring the whole family and enjoy an
-afternoon of "AA" professional baseball.
'The London Tigers, a Farm team of the
Detroit Tigers, will be playing the Canton
Indians, a Farm team of the Cleveland
Indians. We hope to have three buses
from Seaforth attend the game. Prices
are -as follows. Adults $8 per ticket . and
Children under 12 $7 per ticket. These
prices will include your transportation to
Labatt Park. If you are interested in
driving yourself, the game ticket .o;u ,.nor
4fs Park
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'by ReereatIon-=DIr=eetor) Matt Bedard
µY With thesnuare around position both feel
point Inward the pitcher even with the from
nr the plate Keep vnur feet In the hatter s hni
$4 for Adults and -$3 for Children. There
is no parking at Labatt Park. Drivers
have to park in a city lot and take the
shuttle bus, which runs 45 minutes before
and after the game.
Tickets for the game are available at
the Seaforth Town Hall, Bob and 'Betty's
Variety, Archie's Sunoco -and the Seaforth
and District Community Centres. For
more information please contact the
Recreation Office at 527.0882.
CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS will
be held in Seaforth again. This year on
Saturday, July 1. Activities include: 7
a.m,-ll a.m. - Firemen's -Morning
Breakfast at the Firehall; 12 noon -
Leisure Walk Poker Rally starting from
Victoria Park; and 2 p.m. - Drumhead
Service at Victoria Park. A Concert in
the Park will follow the' service.
The Seaforth Legion Branch 156 would
like to invite everyone to the Legion 'Hall
for their open house. Come see the
-displays.
At -dark the annual FIREWORKS
DISPLAY will be held at the 'high school.
Admission to the Park will be 05er ear.
RIDE AND 'WALK FOR CANCER on
Sunday, June 25. Registration will be at
the ;Seaforth and District Community Cen-
tres. Bikers begin at 1 p.m. and walkers
'will begin at 2 p.m. Pledge sheets are
available at the T.0 Bank, Bob and
Betty's Variety, Lyons Food Market, the
public school and the high school.
AQUAFITNESS will be held again this
summer at the Lions Pool. The .first ses-
sion will start on July 3 and run for three
weeks. This program will be held on
'Mondays and Wednesdays from 12:10 to
12:45 p.m. Registration fee is $15. To
register please call the pool at 527-0950.
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"THE ST. COWMAN UNDER 18 squad was beaten by London and one tie' in their first season in the 'London based Under 18
Curinga Wednesday, to bring their record to two wins, two losses. league. Corbett photo.
Seaforth :altiv lea e- tan ond off court
Seaforth's Denise Morey was selected St.
.Lawrence College's female athlete of the
-year, for the second year in a row.
=Morey, 21, who • recently completed her
.third and final year in the Behavioural
;Science Technology program at the college',
accumulated an impressive array of
'credentials.
She was a Division I basketball. all-star
,and league scoring champion for „a team
Mat - was 0-12, was named OCAA female
:athlete of the =week three tunes, and was
.roamed an all-star at the women's soccer
championship tournament. She was also
named most valuable player of the basket-
ball team and co-mvp of the soccer team.
.Despite her individual accollades, it was a
frustrating season for Morey. Her soccer
team lost both games -at the provincial tour-
nament and the .basketball team failed to
win in 12 -league games. She credited Diana
.Drury, 'her soccer. and basketball coach, for
glaelping.:her to.,keep a positive attitude.
"I felt I _played more to my potential in
(basketball and that's due to my coach, who
:encouraged me all .year," she .said.
"She's a'really-special -person and. one of
:the things I'm going to miss."
"LIiiMITED TIME,...
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ment or me. It meant I•was in the top 12in
Ontario. 'Mamas a big honor."
Morey.said she would have traded the in-
dividual honors, however, for more success
in both basketball and soccer-.
"It's an,honor to receive the awards, but I
would've preferred a better standing as a
team. I'd rather have a more competitive
team, I guess."
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DENISE ,MOREY
Morey ,took ,pride in leading Division I
scorers with a23.8 points per game average,
and being selectedan all-star.
"The competition," felt, was a lotharder.
When I made the first.all-star team itwasa
nice; surprise. That -was a big accomplish -
pawn Smith "team ,wins1814 over VueeWs
Tuesday night's action on the ball dia-
mond .;saw the .Queens come up ;.against
"Ken :Smith. Doubles by Jayne Hoggart,
Patti:Ann Grldzak and Brenda may lead
-Ken-Smith .to their 14-4 victory.
`The ,.late game ,between the Kids Kloze
Killers and .McNichol was a much closer
rug
game. 'Despite triples by Carol or
and Carol Benniwies for the Mclvichoi
Team, the K.K.K. came out on top. -with a
score of 11-8.
Next week's games are: ..,Queens .vs.
Kids Kloze Killers (6:45 and 'McNichol
vs. Ken Smith (8:30).
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