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(Continued from page 22) Va‘I’s best "I didn't think I had a chance," she said. "Last year, the wing Bluevale's Dan Pride competed in midget boys javelin. - - A -_-_ A What is a , pre-arranged funeral? A pre-arranged funeral is not a difficult or complicated task. Simply, a pre-arranged funeral is a practical way of determining an individual's wishes in advance. The pre-arranged funeral provides the opportunity to decide the type of services preferred and outline in- structions for final arrangements. 71! you are planning your own funeral, pre-arrangement can also threw 37. It just goes to show how the talent changes from year to year." Richard OW photo In fact, last season her best throw wouldn't have been good even tor sixth place as she would have had to beat 33.1 to win a ribbon. Simpson's winning throw was her first of six. "I saw the rest of the {first round) throws and nobody threw above M. 1 had a good indication I could win but I didn't really be Iieve it until it was all over." However, Simpson had the best throw going into the all-On~ tario meet. She threw 32.5 in Central Western Ontario competition two weeks earlier. Simpson's first was the only one for Water- loo high schools and one of just three for Waterloo County schools. Allison Bryant of Waterloo collegiate was third in the open girls 400 hurdles in 1:03.78 and sixth in junior girls 80 hurdles at 11.93. A midget girls winner last season in the 80 hurdles, she found herself against tougher competition in Junior. - "I had the advantage last year of being a double year midget." serve as a guide to family and friends. That foresight can be invalu- able in a time of stress. It is important to remember that any type of funeral, whether simple or elaborate. can be pre-arranged. If you would like to have more information. please call us at 745-8445 so we can send you a free booklet on pre-arranged funerals or make an appointment to see you. said Bryant, "but I'm happy with my time_s. Bryant is a member of the K-W Track Club and she's working on the 400 hurdles in prep oration for the Can-- dian Junior champion- ships in Edmonton at the end of July. Four other wcr run- ners - Kelly Galbraith. Jason Levy and Angela and Leanne Finder - also competed at the all-Ontario meet but failed to reach the finals. Lisa Kueneman of Bluevale didn't make it past the heats in the 100 and 400 events on Fri- day, but finished fifth in the 200 on Saturday. She also combined with Laura Coppolino. Lisa Bater and Gloria Kiefer to give BCl's junior girls 4 , we relay team a sixth- place finish. Nick Cipp also had a sixth place finish as he ran the 2,000 metre steeplechase in 6:07.02. P a u I H e w s o n . Martha Robson. 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