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CANTELON
In loving memory, on the 10th anniversary of
his sudden passing, July 15, 1999, we celebrate
the life of Doug Cantelon.
As time goes by without you,
And the days turn into years,
They hold a million memories,
And a thousand silent tears.
You meant so very much to us,
That nothing they can say,
Can heal the pain that's in our hearts,
As we think of you each day.
No matter how we spend our days,
No matter what we do,
Before we close our eyes at night,
We always think of you.
Remembered by your wife Irene; your children,
Vickie, Sandra and Dana, Joyce and Rob; and
grandchildren, Courtney and Mackenzie,
Megan and Kyle. —30c
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Memorial
The family of the late
Ben Hey will be hosting a
memorial reception on
Monday August 3rd, 2009
from 2:OOpm-4:OOpm.
Bailey's Restaurant
the Square Goderich.
All friends arewelcome
to join the family in this
celebration of Ben's life.
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Rev'n in '11 baseball fundraiser looking for teams
The committee for the Port
Albert Rev'n in 11 have been
very busy organizing and hold-
ing events to help raise funds for
our 175 celebration. The costs to
hold this event will be significant
and the committee members and
volunteers have come forward
with many suggestions and help-
ing hands to assist in raising these
funds. The community has come
forward as well and it is wonder-
ful to see every one getting to-
gether for the common cause.
Area baseball teams have been
gathering players for the baseball
tournament, to be held July 24th
and 25th at the Dungannon Fair
Grounds. A ham supper will be
served Saturday evening, 4:30 —
7:00.
The first breakfast, our learn-
ing experience, was very well at-
tended and gave us a trial run for
the next breakfast to be held Au-
gust 1st , 8:00 — 11:00, at Christ
Church Port Albert. The menu
will include pancakes for the kids
and tickets may be purchased in
advance, $3.00 for children age 6
and under, $6.00 for adults. Ar-
rangements have been made to
accommodate a larger crowd but
it is advised to purchase tickets
well ahead of time as the food
has to be ordered.
Mark and Lyn Ryan have been
sharpening their cooking skills,
from hotdogs at Zehrs, company
dinner at Jeff and Sue Orr's and
egg flipper at the breakfast all the
while advertising the T-shirts that
are now available.
Special thanks to the Orr fam-
ily, Joe and Kelly at Port Albert
General Store and the Cozyn's
for their support and especially to
Gwen Doherty who was asked to
organize the breakfast with about
two week's notice, well done
Gwen.
The annual cemetery service
was held July 12th in the Port Al-
bert Cemetery. It was a beautiful
service, Barb Hayden played the
organ, Stu Sharp provided addi-
tional music with his bagpipes
and special soloist Teresa Luciani
sang a beautiful rendition of Per-
haps Love. Lunch was served
following the service.
Stu Sharp and Gwen Doherty
also found time to do some tree
trimming at the cemetery which
was badly needed.
The annual Christ Church
bake sale, tea and crafts will be
held July 25th from 2:00 to 4:00,
come early as this is a popular
event.
A belated congratulations to
Eliza Fleming for the Midget
Girls Champ 2009 trophy she
received from Brookside School.
Eliza was first in running long
jump, standing long jump, triple
jump and 200 meter heats and
placed 3rd in all other events. She
competed in 6 events at Region-
als finishing second in standing
long jump and second in stand-
ing triple jump, 3rd in the 200
meter heat which moved her to
the final heat where she was 6th
and finished 3rd in the 4 x 100
meter relay. At the District com-
petition she was only permitted
to compete in one event because
of her age and she finished 6th in
the standing triple jump out of
the entire school board.
Blyth Festival provides fund raising onnortunit
The Blyth Festival is providing an oppor-
tunity for three organizations to raise both
funds and awareness this summer.
Huron County Victim Services, the West-
ern Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA)
and the Seaforth Community Hospital Foun-
dation are each raising funds through perfor-
mances at the theatre. For each full priced
ticket sold for designated performances,
the Blyth Festival is offering $5 to the or-
ganization as well as the proceeds from the
evening's 50/50 draw. In addition, each or-
ganization is co-ordinating a silent auction to
boost its revenue.
Each organization has chosen Hockey
Mom, Hockey Dad by Michael Melski for
their event. The play, starring Eric Coates
and Shauna Black and directed by Miles
Potter, is the story of a single dad pursuing a
single mom as they cheer on their sons at the
game. Love — or something like love blooms
in the stands, until a certain element of the
game rears its ugly head. Huron County Vic-
tim Services selected the 8 p.m. performance
on July 25, the WOAA picked the 8 p.m.
performance on July 31, and the Seaforth
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Community Hospital Foundation's event is
on Saturday, August 29th at 2 p.m.
Supporting these organizations is easy.
Patrons book their seats individually through
the box office by calling our toll free number
—1-877-862-5984 or online at www.blythfes-
tival.com. Ticket prices are $28 for preferred
seating, $25 for regular seating.
The Blyth Festival is generously supported
by the Canada Council for the Arts and the
Ontario Arts Council. 2009 Season Sponsors
are Sparling's Propane Co. Ltd. and CTV.
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