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Deadline is extended
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Ontario championships
LAWN BOWLERS from southwestern Ontar-
lo were in Seaforth an Saturday, bowling in
the second stage of the Ontario lawn bowling
championships. Winners advance to the
finals In Brampton and then
Ottawa. Throwing his bowl
Don Jarman of London,
go on to bowl In
In the photo Is
(Wasslnk photo)
let's
Announcement,
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to announce the
appointment of
CHARLOTTE
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to come in and
meet her.
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Tues. & Fri. 9-5
Wed. & Thurs. 9-7:30
Sat 8-2
HAIR DESIGN
ace 18 Main St., Seaforth
Ph; 527-1270
ROSS RIBEY
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
HOW CAN I HELP A CHILD
UNDERSTAND THE REALITY
OF DEATH?
It is important to realize that children
differ in their ability to understand and
accept the fact of death
When the death is a member of the
immediate family, a ciild should .be
included in the activities and prepara-
tions for the funeral The way in which
adults react during this time is the
greatest influencing factor in teaching
the child the accepted manner of
learning to live with death
Questions often arise in their minds
These are to be encouraged and
answered with a loving concern for the
sensitivities of the child Explain that it
is alright to feel sad and to cry, to feel
lonely and hurt Point out, however, that
death is real and irreversible Avoid the
fairy stories and white lies which will
oniv confuse and disillusion the child
Re•living the happv memor es involving
the deceased should be encouraged
Statements of sincere religious beliefs
can offer comfort to a child with a
religious upbringing Your pastor, priest
or rabbi wants to be of help at such
times
Sometimes we can be of personal
assistance Remember, your concerns
are ours, too
WHITNEY-RIBEY
FUNERAL HOME
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RECREATION PREVIEW
by Bryan Peters
SPORTSFEST '84 registration deadline
has been extended until Aug. 1. Sportsfest is
a sport festival weekend, with the accent
squarely on fun, fellowship, participation and
friendly low-key competition. Enjoying your-
self and "playing the game for the sake of
playing" are the main objectives. This year,
Sportsfest will be introducing several new
events, including: girls gymnastics, boys ball
hotkey, youth judo, girls soccer, • ladies
soccer, outdoor badminton, mens 'over 30'
soccer, sailing races, co-ed two pitch ball,
archery, long distance swim, lawn darts,
canoe races, board sailing, rugger, mens flag
football, cycling races, developmentally
handicapped events and karate. Of course,
Sportsfest will still be hosting the traditional
events of girls and boys T -ball, girls Squirt
and Pee Wee softball, mens ball hockey, boys
soccer, senior citizens euchre and shuffle-
board, ladies slo-pitch ball, lawn bowling,
ladies softball, mens slo-pitch ball, lawn
bowling, ladies softball, mens slo-pitch,
badminton, youth swim meet, fun run,
tennis, darts, horseshoes, mens basketball
and beach volleyball. Full information and
registration forms are available at the
Recreation Office in Seaforth. Don't delay,
time is running short.
ONTARIO SENIOR GAMES will be held in
Seaforth this year. Tentatively, on Wednes-
day, Aug. 15, lawn bowling and checkers will
be held at the Lawn Bowling Club. On
Wednevlav Aug, 22, contract bridge and
shuffleboard will be held at the Seaforth and
District Community Centres. On Wednes-
day, Aug. 29, golf and horseshoes will be held
at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club. All
events will begin at,9 a.m. Registration fee
for each event is $3 per person, except for golf
' which is $8, which includes the green fees.
Registration forms are available at the
Recreation Office and the Seaforth Town
Hall. Registration deadline for each event is
one week prior to the date of each event.
Volunteers are also required to help with the
running of the tournaments, If you would be
available to help, please,„callthe recreation
office as soon as possible.
JUNIOR FARMERS SLO PITCH TOUR-
NAMENT will be 'held Friday, July 27 and
Saturday, July 28 at the Lions park.
MENS BALL HOCKEY LEAGUE is in its
second season in Seaforth. This year, the
league has six teams which play Thursday
nights at the arena with games starting at
7:30. This sport is much like hockey but there
is no body contact and lots of running. Come
out and see some of the action: there is no
admission fee.
THE SEAFORTH LIONS POOL has been
busy again this year. The pool features a
business swim from 12 to 1 p.m. Mondays to
Friday. Family swim times are 5 to 6 p.m.
Monday to Friday. Public swims are held 1:30
to 4 and 6 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays to Fridays
and 1 to 4:30 and 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday
and Sunday.
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Lawn bowling winners
At the Newcome bowling tournament in were second. Sandy Pepper and Olave
Clinton on Wednesday, July 18 Arthur Papple were fifth. Reg Robertson and Ester
Finlayson and Jean Lunn were first with Brady were consolation winners.
three wins and 50. Fred and Betty Tilley
were second with three wins and 49 points.
Sadie Pepper and , Ester Brady were fifth.
On Sunday in Exeter Fred and Betty Tilley
On Saturday, July 21 the second stage of
Southwestern Ontario play off was held.
There were 48 bowlers present.
McNichols win' 17-5
In the Ladies' Recreational Softball League
McNichols won over Ken Smith 17 to 5 in the
early game on July 17.
Nancy Storey hit a double, and Connie
Marion hit a triple, both for the winning
team.
Hitting for Ken Smith Pools was Donna
Beuerman with a triple.
The late game saw Ken Murray Electric
down the Queens 19-4.
Belting out triples for the winning team
were Linda Brown, Kathy O'Reilly (2), Hilda
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Kathy O'Reilly and Anne Bosman hit
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Hitters for the Queens were Cheryl
McClure and Judy Scarrow with doubles.
K. Murray
Queens
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SEAFORTH HOSTED a men's softball
tournament over the weekend with 16 teams
participating. Here, Kevin Jeffery from
Zurich's Sunset team Is out at first. First
baseman for Seaforth:s Huron Amusements
le Ron Henderson. (Kloeze photo)
Seaforth men's fastball
Winners of the Seaforth Mens Invitational
Fastball Tournament were first "A" division
Shakers of Exeter; runners up Chiselhurst
team from Hensall.
"B" champions were the B.P. Bears of
Seaforth.' Runner up was Seaforth Cream-
ery.
Most valuable player was Jack Price.
Draw winners were first, Kevin Scott,
Staffs; second, Jim Watson Jr., Seaforth;
third, Larry Teatero, Egmondville.
In the early game July 16, the Creamery
downed the Queens, 7-1. Larry Broome and
Seaforth driver
BY LOIS GIBBINGS
On Sunday July 22 at Clinton Raceway,
John Muir of Seaforth drove three winners in
a row beginning with Red Oak Express in the
fifth for owner -trainer Gerald Schenk of
Crediton.
The five-year-old pacer by Talent Le,bell-
Ixonia Bell by Meadow Gene, took a new
2.03.4 record in recording his fifth win from
11 starts this year, before being claimed for
$4,000 by Gerald Wurm of Exeter.
John also won the sixth with Valleycreek
Tramp in 2.05.2 after leaving from the
outs y erseyenth post position. •
«•r Highland-i.Ovation accounted for John
Muir sthirdwinafterprovingonce again that
number seven isn't too rough.
Armbro Bryan, owned by Rene Dupuis of
Seaforth was second to Red Oak Express with
Ross Battin on the bike.
,Dennis Jewitt of Clinton drove Kawartha
Trump, a two-year-old Hustling Time colt
owned by the Wayne Horner Stables of St.
MANS to a new 7.04.4 record in the first
Rick Fortune hit triples and Jerry Cooper hit
a double for the Creamery. Neil Beuerman
hit a double for the Queens.
In the late game, Turf Club won over
Mainstreet, 4-2. Clendon Coombs hit a
homerun and Ron Henderson a double for
Mainstreet while for the Turf Club, Ross
Govier hit two doubles.
In the early July 18 game the Creamery
won over the Firemen, 10-4.
The late game saw Topnotch win over the
Bears, 5-3.
has three wins
Ron Williamson was second with D Ls
Hope for owner -trainer Bruce Lamont of
Seaforth.
J Ds David, owned by Stewart McCall of
Seaforth was second in a 1.59.3 mile at
Greenwood Raceway on July 16.
D.J. Dariel, co -owned by Dave Morrissey
of Ailsa Craig and Vic Hargreaves of
Brucefield and Barry Miller of Kirkton
finished third in the tenth at Ftamboro Downs
on July 18.
Merrywood Liz. owned by Bill Bennett of
Seaforth, won her third of the year from nine
starts. pacing in 2.05.3 at Goderich Raceway
on Thursday, July 19.
The eight-year-old mare, by Mcrrywood
Rick-Merrywood Lady by Direct Noble. is
trained by Karen Bennett and was driven
to her fastest mile of the year by Ross Battin.
Randy McLean drove Becky Hi to a second
place finish for Joe Lane of Seaforth.
Races will be held again on Thursday. July
26 at Goderich Raceway with post -time at
7:45 n.m.
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