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OHL exhibition game
coming to Clinton
Justine Alkema
Postmedia Network
Clinton will be full of
excitement on Thursday,
September 8. On this day
at 7 p.m., the London
Knights and Erie Otters
are set to play an exhibi-
tion game at the Central
Huron Community
Complex.
Every year, the Knights
play one exhibition game
outside of London. This
game is to reach out to
other communities in the
greater London area, get
them involved and enable
them to experience what a
Knights game is like with-
out having to go to
London.
The last couple years,
the exhibition game has
been held in Stratford.
Blyth resident Brent
Scrimgeour was instru-
mental in bringing the
teams to Clinton.
Scrimgeour got to know
some of the Knights' man-
agement though a friend
who scouted for the team. In
2011, Scrimgeour managed
to organize a practice for the
Knights in Blyth. This prac-
tice was extremely well
attended.
"That practice went over
really well with our team,"
said the Knights' Public
Relations and Communi-
cations Manager Ryan
Starr. "Everyone on our
staff knows Brent and we
have nothing but good
things to say about him.
Lots of people came [to the
ractice], and Brent
the team really
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Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce
Annual
CHICKEN
BARBECUE
Sat. July 9, 2016
4:30 - 7:OOp.m.
at the Brodhagen
Community Centre
Adults $15 10 & under $7.50
Limited number of tickets
at the door
Call 519-345-2209, 519-345-2248,
519-348-0940,519-345-2523
www.brodhagencommunitycentre.com
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Starr also said that Clin-
ton made sense because
they have a lot of support
north of London and in
the Central Huron com-
munity. They want to
show that they appreciate
that support by giving
back.
Scrimgeour had been
advocating for a game to
happen in Clinton for a
while, and when he heard
they weren't going to have
their exhibition game in
Stratford this year, he put
his name in the hat once
again.
Scrimgeour said he also
chose Clinton because the
community complex is big
enough to fit such a
crowd. 1400 tickets will be
for sale.
Although Scrimgeour is
spearheading the event, the
entire day will be organized
by Blyth Brussels Minor
Hockey.
To add to the special
occasion, there will be a
Fanfare festival the day of
the game. They are hoping
to include a barbeque,
auction, blow-up mini -
stick rink, shoot to win
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Constable
Randi Hildebrand
Randi graduated April lst/2016
from Aylmer Police College and May
27/2016 from Orillia Police College.
Randi has accepted a position at
the Fergus OPP Detachment.
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games, 50-50 draw and
more. They are hoping to
have hockey manufactur-
ing vendors there and get
the business community of
Clinton involved. After the
game, players will be giv-
ing autographs, and the
memorial cup will be there
as well.
The Knights have the
memorial cup because
they won it last month.
There are a number of
promising players on the
team including Matthew
Tkachuk, 011i Juolevi, Max
Jones, Victor Mete and
Tyler Parsons.
Tickets go on sale on
June 23 and are $15 each.
Scrimgeour estimated
they will sell out within a
couple weeks. Most tickets
will be sold out of the
Blyth Festival box office,
however tickets will also
be available at
Scrimgeour's Food Market
in Blyth and the London
Knights box office in
London.
"I really wanted to do
this event because I want
kids in this area who
might not be fortunate
enough to go see an OHL
game to have a game in
their back yards and get
up close and personal
with these hockey play-
ers," said Scrimeour.
Kid
in the _Kitchen
is coming to Egmondville United
Church, August 15-19, from 9 -noon.
Kids aged 8-12 years are invited. Games
and lessons will be had to teach the
"field to fork" reality. A cost of $20 per
person is asked. Assistance is available
for those unable to accommodate
payment. A maximum of 18 participants,
so sign up early by contacting Theresa
Kolkman at tess.1972@tcc.on.ca