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HomeMy WebLinkAboutGoderich Signal Star, 2011-07-13, Page 3erfch Signal -Star • Wednesday, July 13, 2011 mmerfest lineup full of live music k i nstnen Summerfest this "Thursday, July 14, g up three clays of music firth in Courthouse u btreshment tent opens r tm each day, and a IBJ providing music all t vs. ht, live bands take tiOn.ning Thursday with er Junction Band out of return favourites from last year. On Friday, Goderich mainstays the Full Nelsons take the stage and Saturday another local act will close Summerfest - Public Service. "We want to promote that aspect, that we've got local tal- ent" said Summerfest Chair- man, Kevin Cooper. "Friday and Saturday are both local, Goderich bands and we went with the River. Junction Band (Thursday) because they seem to be very popular. People like their live music.." The traditional Idol competition will not be taldng place this year; instead there are three live bands over three nights. While the beer tent opens at noon, age of majority is not required for entry until 8 p.m. Cooper said families arewel- t me to come in and listen to son tunes and enjoy some good is at the Kinettes' food .booth: On Saturday afternoon, bring your tartan to the Scot- tish Flair on the Square, as four area pipe bands perform in the park -- Kincardine, Forest, Goderich and the newly - minted Port Albert Pipe Band. M with last year, the bands will be playing inside the Summer - fest grounds, and admission is free for all.. Show starts at 1 p.m. with the ensemble per- formance at 4 p.m. Celtic Blue Highland piper Greg Gordon noted people are welcome to bring their lawn - chairs and settle in for the per- formance. Being only the selr and .year inside the Summerfest grounds, people are reminded that entry is free for the pipe concert. Once again the mass pipe band will bring together all musicians for an impressive performance. Vocalist Kevin Ashton - the first and only Huron County Idol - will be performing Scot- tish folks songs in between pipe bands. Typically, Summerfest, brings in about T",000 people each night, : allowing old friends to catch up and pro- vide some top-notch enter- tainment: This year the Kins- men will have Coors Lite on tap as well as offer three types of Mike's Hard - lemonade, cranberry and blueberry. Cover is $5 after 8 p.m. Fri & Sat 6:45 & 9:15 Sun - Thur 8:00 The Celtic Blue Highlanders in conjunction with the Kinsmen Festival invite you to an afternoon of Pipes and Drums! Saturday, July 16 at 1pm Pipe Bands Include: Jonathan Valenta struck by pickup truck A Clinton cyclist was killed after being struck by a pickup truck on Highway. 8 between Clinton and Seaforth Monday night. Jonathan Valenta, 21, of Clinton wai pronounced dead at the scene after the bicycle he was riding was struck from behind by a pickup truck traveling west between Kin - burn Line and Sanctuary Line. The driver of the truck was not injured in the crash. Police report that the.investigation is continuing and charges may be pending. A section of Highway 8 was closed for .several hours while OPP Technical Collision Investigators pieced.` together the evidence. Police caution cyclists to be vigilant of vehicular traffic when riding on busy highways. Ilse extreme caution, wear a helmet and be aware of the traffic around you. Motorists are reminded that cyclists are allowed to use the roadway as long as they stay along the right edge. It is the responsibility of motorists to move: out to the left as they pass a slower moving vehicle or cyclist in order to avoid a collision. It's all for the kids Members of the Bluewater Shrine Club and their wives staged the as pert �Fs�Urd of Arts Cra's amid fish fts. nods raised from tn Courthame Park he atmutl meal helps families wRh expenses whose children require treatment in Montreal at the ShMner's Hospital. Michaele Holmes, 15r of Seaford' and ReNco Quinlan of Clinton are two local children helped by the Bkiewater Chapter of the Shrfners. About 350 fish dinners were served Friday evening. uper Sales & ots o pedals on annuals, perennials & nursery stock It's never too late to plant! Massed Bands will march` around the, Square at 4:OOpm Individual Bands start at 1:00 pm in the Kinsmen Beer Tent Microage Basics Tuesday, July 19 10:00 am - 1 2:00 noon v.rww tvemlaim t ordprr cum cheek our blog lot updates