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Welt the playoffs to the and ,Cindy Glanville For
Ladios Recreational League !McNichol Trucking, the
have finally started. tt ,the hitters were Joan Wood ands
early Same. the cOtnt iereial Fish Dill with four triples anal.
Hotel tear defeated double* by tlOaie Keipfer,
McNichol Trucking. Joan Stienbach and Penna -
Rifting ftrr the ComMercial McLlwain,:
Hotel were Gail Price. ,Norah in the second; game
Eckert.: and. Joanne 100z for Browns Repair defeated Ken
Ihante runs, with doubles 'by Sntith fools by a score of 34
SandraBntr. ,))Shia ot� t.„tia to 21. for ;1 row?r`s Repair,'
Constance ionic
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SILVER CREEK ,CONSTRUCTION BEGINS—
Construction :has started tt ; the firm of '
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• MacKenzie and Henderson of Arkoma on, the:
d -t h $ f lith "I
Sliver' Creek drainage i c , ea o oouncl
c!' c ovnshi if the contractor
has asked McKillop T..,.. P
could deepen rather than straighten the:
meandering;' stream that 9.9e0 through Seaforth
Lion's Clue% Park. (Expositor photo)
Stolen truck i'naccident
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A truck, stolen from, Sea- • failed' to negotiate a turn
forth was involved in a while westbound qn Hwy. #9,
one -vehicle: accident on the the truck, rolled several
weekend' in the Walkerton times. The vehicle was re
area, ported to be travelling at a
A 1977 Ford pickup, high rate of speed at the time
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owned by Ray Henderson of of the accident. Mr. Mc-
Seaforth, was stolen on Aug,. Cracken was taken to Bruce
25. Later the same day, the County Hospital, Walkerton
vehicle's driver; James and later transferred to UM
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McCracken of Lucktiow versity Hospital, London.
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The Walkerton, OPP are. Hanley lost control of his car
investigating. Damage to the :and it left the road, The ear,
Henderson truck was esti- a Co -vette, received approx-
mated at $6,000. imately 51200 dainage in the
On Saturday afternoon,'. • accident.
Seaforth police took the Constable Peter Van
information in an accident-. Meekeren of the ;Seaforth.
which occurred; a mile and, a police .reported police had a
quarter east of town on Hwy quiet weekend. in -town,
#8. •• Police investigated
Cars driven by .Paul L. two cases . of :mischief over
Hanley of London and Anne the • weekend.
Marie Eisler of Seaforth Cheryl Brown of South
pulled mit to pass. a •third_ Main Street Seaforth re-
vehicle on the : highway'. Mr: •' ported $50 damage to a car
window which was smashed
some done Friday night.
Police also .'investigated .a
mischief complaint filed by
Rita Tyndall of Vanastra. The
Tyndall car was parked on
Main Street South and 'when
the owner returned, a side
mirror had been ripped from.
the vehicle. The matter is.
still under investigation.
Seaforth police was also
called to investigate a com-
plaint about a mini bike.
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being 'operated on Goderich
Street West. The mini bike
wasn't reSistered, and
neither the driver or passen-
ger were wearing helmets.
Also, the vehicle was being
operated without lights. The.
vehicle was seized by Sea -
forth police and the two
juveniles weregiven over in
the care of their pacetts.
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Janice Lew,bardt hit a triple.
doubles were hit by .Leanne
McKay and Patti: ;Scott.
Flitting for Ken Smith fools
was Ueda Gridzak, Rose
Bisback and Susan
McAllister.
Our Seaforth. Ladies
,industrial teams travelled to.
WogdstoelG for the eeeopd
ste,,;rS:gather here
Correspondent
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The Canadian Foresters
prienic was held on Sunday,.
August 26th at the hall with;
between 'S and 100 people
attending. Special guests
were: High Chief Ranger Mr:
)curt, his wife and daughter,
Debbie, Norm and Jessie Hill
all of Brantford; 'Rev- Stan
McDonald of llensall, High
Chaplain.
Games and, races were
held during the afternoon
with Elma Jewitt in charge*
RaEes: Pre-school lot Denise
Hulley; 2nd Michelle Dillon
6.8 years; 1st Michael Presz-
eator 2nd Karen Campbell 7
to 'i2 years Beverly Camp-
bell 2nd Debbie Preszeator,
Teenagers. Annette Lacelle
2nd Sandra Hunt. Open race,
Sandra Hunt,
Ladies Kick the slipper;
Ist Marion Hunt; 2nd Susan
Jarneison; .Men's Kick the
slipper
slipper Jeff ,Leeming, 2nd
Jim Preszcator. 3 legged
races Susan and Bob Jamei-
son; Balloon catching; Carol
and Sandra Hunt; String.
relay. Jeff Leemin8's, team, Thompson on the birth of a
OtleSsing marshmallows in; daughter, Cheryl Lynn on.
bag; Jirn Preazcator lucky August 23rd in Seaforth.
number„ Marg. Carter, Hospital and to Mary and
Spitting 'Watermelon seeds: Cliff Brindley of Ho lyrood
Beverly Campbell. My (Nee Wannes) on the birth of
grandfather contest: Alice a son. Christopher on August
Buchanan. 23rd-
Closest Child rens Mr. and Mrs, lint Presz-
birthday Darlene Hulsey andgator attended the Teichert-
•Sandra Hunt; There was a Butt wedding in Fgmondville
peanut, gum and; candy and reception in Seaforth on
scramble, Saturday.,
The men barbecued pork . Mr. and Mrs: Marris Bos
chops,, potatoes and a pot went to Toronto Airport on
luck supper was' enjoyed by Sunday to• pick up Mr, and
alt, Mrs, Theo Wammes, Jos
Bob Thonpsan Doug. g: Wammes and Jan. De Vries
McClure and Mark. Under- all of Holland for a visit here
wood of Seaforth spent the with relatives; they visited on
weekend on a fishing trip to Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Lindsay. John Wammes Sr., before
Betty Ann; Herman and Mr, and Mrs Theo Warities
Paul Baiers of Shakespeare went to spend Sometime with
visited on Saturday with Mr. Mr. and. Mrs. Adrian
and: Mrs, Paul Stevenson, Wammes and family of
David. Darren and .Luanne. Goderich Township, Jos and
M, J. Merof . Jan remained for with
Kitchersner visited over
rier Friday the: John Wammesafamilyvisit,
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Herman
CaKl Merner Sandy, Julie, and Corey of Stratford were
Michael and Shelley. Sunday visitors with Mr. and
tenCdoendgratotulJaitmionsanda. reSheexla- }Marr.enPaaunl dSLteuvaennnseon David,
Mr. and Mrs.. Cam Patter
Pro -Life group holdsson of London visited on
Monday eveningwithMr. and
international conference Mrs. Frank Riley:
• Once more Stratford and Prof. Ian: Hunter of the
District Right to Life will Faculty of Law, University of
have, a Fall Fair booth in Western Ontario.
Stratford - this was decided' Also; in celebration ofthe
at the August., meeting which Year: of the Child, Toronto,
was held, . at . `St. James Right to Life is holding an
Church, Stratford. with Mrs. "international Conference
Joyce Thomas of 'Milverton: on the Unborn Child' at the
presiding.. Royal York Hotel Toronto, on •
An invitation was received. Friday October •5': and
from the South -Western • Saturday October 6th. Many
Ontario Pro.Life,: Group to eminent international
attend the Fall meeting at St. authorities are, gathering
Joseph's School, Port Elgin, together to discuss' ."'The.,
on Saturday September 15th. Tiniest Human", Sir William,
from 9;30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.; Liley, Dr. David 'Roy, Dr.
the main speaker will be.: Paul Marx, Donald
DeMarco, PhD, and others.
Right to .Life meetings are
E moridvi1le Tuesday of
gheld every; and Tu sd y
the m th i St James
• Ms Bartz Butt has re Church Stratford •
Motocross action
returns on ,Sept. 2
Team- Motocross compe-
tition returns to Hully Gully
for the: 3rd round of the
Ontario Team Championship:
Series., Over 300. riders are
expected for tate September
2nd race, including School
Boy; : Junior, Senior and
Expert classes. You can
make it a complete weekend
of fun at the Family Motor-
sport Park near Varna, with
heats beginning at 11:00 and.
finale, at 3:00. Below is a list
of the: Team Standings to.
See the
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MITCHELL (Cosy Grin) 8:50 • ' 10:50
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Tony's Team Sarnia.
Team' London
• Team Simcoe
Kent. County Dirt Riders
Team Windsor
Gully Jumpers
Maitland Dirt Riders
Team St. Thomas
'Team Brampton Cycle
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100
91
85
56
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26
13
turned to Calgary, :Alberta.
after having spent the past 2
weeks • with Mrs. Dorothy
Butt and family. She also
attended the Butt-Teichert
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Friday, August 31
7:00 p.m. Western. Horse Show
8:00 p.m. Queen . of the . Fair
Competition. , •
9:00 p.m. Family Dance, music by
The Foot Notes
11:00 p.m. Crowning of the Fair
Queen
Sept.Saturday,1
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12:30 Parade led by the Mitchell
Legion Band
1:30 Official opening. by Ormond
Pridham',Warden of Perth county
Log Sawing Contest
Livestock Judging, light
Horse & Pony Show
Talent 'Show (in arena)
Antique .Machinery' Show &
Demonstration & Parade
• Hot .Air Balloon demon=
stration:
Horse Shoe Pitching
7:00 Mini Tractor Pull,'
Step. Dancing: Competition:..
(in' Arena)
9t(couples):
s00 ;Lance - The Wildwoods
Sunday, 'Sept, 2
1:30 Tug -O -War
VarietyShovirby.tr. Farmers
(Community Hall)
Skate Board & Unicyle
Demonstration
Wrist Wrestling
Horse Shoe Pitching
3r30 Tleiitplition Derby
Monday, September 3
110o0 441 Competitions & Inter
Club Shows
12:00 'Heavy Horse, Carriage .A<
Roi:dater Show
4:304130 Pork Chop Barbecue
Exhibit buildings open at all tirries. Saiugeett
Amusements & Midway' in opotation 'at all
Whoa. Good fodd available
ANTiQUE MACHINERY DISPLAY &
DEMONSTRATION
Pun fdir all at
"THE BIGGEST flat. FAIR 1Ny ONTARIO"'
year in a row for the haseoan
tournament on Saturday.
August 18, This year we tank
the BroW.n'S, Repair and
McNichol Trucking team
sweaters.
The Brit game started at 9•
A.M. Saturday morning with
the Rrnwtt*s Repair team
facing a; team .from Niagara
Falls The local ladies lost by
a; score of 37t0 1. McNichol
Trucking also lost to Twins
Kentucky Chicks front
Kitchener by a score cf :16~ to
We losing teams had
another chance at 12:30.
When the :,girls went to look
at the billboard, they found
they were playing against
each other. Although,
McNichol Trucking defeated
Brown's Repair by a score of
23 to 6, it was neat to play
against a team of your own
calibre. Then McNichol
Trucking advanced : for
another game late in the
afternoon against a .team'
called Matika from.
Kitchener. Matika pulled a-
head in the fifth inning when
they pulled; their- pitcher and
put in a new girl' named
Maida. The girl could throw
a ball like you; wouldn't
believe!
But the McNichol
Trucking girls held the score
down, to a final 11 to 8 for
Matika, ' During the game
there was one home run by
Norah Eckert and doubles by
Barb Watt, Joanne Kunz and
Gail Price,
The coaches for :McNichol.
Trucking are Clara Brown
and Stephen Eckert and the
players are Norah Eckert,
earl) Watt, Gail Price, Linda
Cridzak, Rev Eisler, Nancy
Storey, Joanne Kunz, Patti
'Scott, Debbie Gridzak and.
Pauline Andrews.
Coaches for Brown's
Repair are ,Bill; Brown Sr, and
Reeney Van Loon and,
players were Shirley Vg
Loon. Mary arnont, Josµ},
Stein bach, Tisil pill, Judy
1En00. Joan Wood, !r%'tldst
Bach. 'Sunda Moran, Judy
Baird and] Donna McGrath.
Well, girls. it time to dig;
in your heels, or the ball
season could be over :early
for some teams.
In the early game, Ken
Smith Pools pulled up their
sacks and beat Brown's
Repair by a score of 30 to 28.
to stay in the playoffs for One
more gittUe,.
i'litters for Ken Smith,
Pools were Linda Coleman nad
Linda Qridzak with triples;.
and a. home run by Susan
McAllister, Brown's 'Repair.
had .doubles: by Terry
McNichol, Patti Scott and a
triple by Janice t:eonhardt.
The late ga,me, saw the
Commercial Hotel team
)}eating, McNichol Trucking,
"`by a close score of 17 to 13,
By putting . McNichol`
Trucking out,the Commecial
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Hotel had to wait for Brown's.
Repair and Ker Smith Wools,
to play off their third game.
For McNichol Trucking,
there were doubles by Tish
Dill and Nancy Storey. For
the Commercial Hotel,.
Joanne: Kunz hit a home run
and there. was a triple by,
Norah Eckert and a double
by Gail Price.
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