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1) ' !Marty Bedard
The Scaforth Recreation
Department will once again be
hosting Summer Fun '95. This
fun and exciting program is
held at the Agriculture Exhibi-
tion Building from July 3 to
August 18 from 9:(X) a.m. to
-1:(X) p.m. for children ages 3 to
12 years. Before and after care
is also available. Activities
such as puppet making, magic
shows, treasure hunts, penny
carnival, crafts, safety issues
and much much more will be
offered. Special trips • to the
Dungannon Zoo, Pioneer
Sports World, and Storybook
Gardens to name a few will
also be enjoyed. A green flyer
was circulated to all the arca
schools, and detailed informa-
tion was in it. If you didn't
receive a copy, or would like
more information plcasc call
the Recreation Office at 527-
()882.
Plan to stay in Scaforth on
Canada I)ay. Ortcc again
Scaforth will be hosting
Canada Day Celebrations on
Saturday, July 1. The day will
begin with the Firemen's
Breakfast, eggs, bacon, saus-
age, homefrics, pancakes, toast,
coffee. After breakfast come to
the Victoria Park for the
Annual Heritage Walk Poker
Rally. Registration for the walk
will be held between 11:30 and
12 noon. Prizes will be
awarded for best hand, second
- best hand and low hand. After'
the walk, everyone is welcome
to stay in the park for enter-
tainment in the bandshell. The
Cavan Cloggers will entertain
from 1:(X) -2:(X) and the
Scaforth-Dashwood Commun-
ity Band will follow from 2:00
to 3:00 p.m. Thc Giant Fire-
works Display will once again
Tight up the sky at Dark at the
Scaforth District Higli School.
The Scaforth Rccrcation
Department wishes to thank the
following for their financial
contribution for the fireworks:
Scaforth Lions Club
*Seaford) Legion Br. 156
Scaforth Optimist Club
•Canadian Foresters
'town of Scaforth
•Ontario Canada Day Qm
mime
•Canadian Hcritagc.
Last week's Senior
Shuffleboard winners in
Scaforth were:
Women:
1. Scoins
A. Wood
1. Gardincr
Men:
K. Preszcator
13. Mclean
418
397
351
419
337
O. Pryce 323
Please note that the Scaforth
Playground at the Northside
United Church will be breaking
for the summer. Thc last mom-
ing will be June 27. Sec you
next fall.
Are you curious to know
what's been happening with
the Seaforth and District Youth
Group? Do you want to know
who, what, when, where, and
how of the youth group? Or
just what our goal is? If so you
arc invited to attend a Com-
munity Information Night on
Wednesday, June 21 at the
Scaforth Optimist Hall begin-
ning at 7:00 p.m. For more
information plcasc call the
Women's Resource Centre at
527-1108.
The Seaforth and District
Minor Hockey Association is
going to adopt the name 'Stars'
as a team nickname. They will
use the Dallas Stars team col-
ours so that some continuity
for colours is possible. This
change will make it easier
when ordering team jerseys.
The Minor Hockey Associ-
ation would like to have a
'Design a logo contest'. Con-
testants must incorporate C4th
and Stars in the Logo. If you
arc interested in submitting a
logo plcasc do so before Thurs-
day, Junc 29 at 6:00 p.m.
Logo submissions can be made
to the Sealorth • and District
Community Centres Office, the
Recreation Office, or mail thein
to Seaforth and District Minor
• Hockey, P.O. Box 885,
Scaforth, Ont. NOK 1WO.
Winning logo will receive a hat
and T -Shirt with the new logo
on them.
The Minor Hockey Executive
requesting the return of the
1993-94 Midget OMHA Cham-
pionship Jerseys or a $25
cheque made payable to
' Scaforth and District Minor
Hockey. Sweaters or cheques
can be dropped off at the
Arcna Office. The Minor
Hockey Executive understands
that these jerseys do represent
Happy 90th
Birthday
jean Buchanan
q,�_ •�Tn
,
Friends, neighbours and
relatives are invited by the
family to celebrate this occasion
at an Open House on Sunday,
July 2nd at Egmondville United
Church, 24 p.m.
Best Wishes Only PLEASE!
GRADUATION
Bob Frazer, son of Jim and
Marg Frazer of Fort Erie and
grandson of Helen Chesney
and the late Alex Chesney of
Seaforth, recently graduated
with an Honours Degree in
Physical Education from the
University of Western Ontario
in London. He will be
continuing his education at the
Faculty of Education at
Althouse, University of
Western Ontario in September.
fond memories, but it “li cham-
pionship teams past and future
did this, it would become an
expensive proposition for
Minor Hockey to incur. Thank
you for understanding.
Baseball fans, look out for
some great fastball action
coming your way. On Friday,
June 23 to Sunday, June 25
there will be a Men's Fastball
Tournament at the Lions and
Optimist parks. There will be
16 teams from all over south-
western Ontario. The tourna-
ment is hosted by Seaforth
Coops and Walton Brewers
fastball teams.
0. vernTHURS & FRI.
MONSTROUS
JIVE
NEXT WEEKEND
UNCLE FESTER
•
LOCAL BAND
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KITCHEN
is now open
527-0980
COMMERCIAL HOTEL)
Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary
Branch 156
SUNDAY
DINNER
JUNE 25
4:30 to 6:30
BEEF
HOMEMADE
DESSERTS
Adults: 59.00
Children 54.50
HAPPY 2nd BIRTHDAY
KATELYN GOWER
JUNE 21. 1995
LOVE: MOMMY, DADDY.
all your Family & Friends
GRADUATION
Congratulations Paulette
Paulette Elizabeth Predhomme,
daughter of Paul, and Patricia
Predhomme, R.R. #3 Kippen,
graduated from the University
of Western Ontario with 'a
Bachelor of Science degree in
Occupational Therapy. Paulette
is currently employed as an
Occupational Therapist at
Victoria Hospital in London.
Love and Best Wishes
Mom, Dad, Yvette , Mary,
Marc & Terry
Friday, Jane 23
Sony Recording Artist
BARNEY BENTALL
and
The Legendary Hearts
with special guests
GAZOO
Tickets Advance 810.00 Door 815.00
DON'T MISS THE CONCERT OF '95
Hwy. 8 West, Clinton
482-1234
-- Saturday -
THE NORTH AMERICA CUP
Live via satellite from Woodbine
'1000,000 Purse
- Next Friday -
CANADA DAY BASH
SATURDAY NIGHT
RING
AT THE
GODERICH COLUMBUS CENTRE
4.700
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BINGO 7:00 PM SHARP
•1,500 JACKPOT MUST GO!
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SATURDAY
JUNE 24, 1995
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Something for everyone
Bring the whole family
BARGAINS GALORE
RAIN OR SHINE
DON TREMEER'S
staff at the
Seaforth & Walton
Public Schools
invites you to
celebrate his
RETIREMENT
OPEN
HOUSE
Thurs. June 29 4:30-7:00 PM
CLINTON LEGION
Presentations at 6:00 PM
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
Mr. and Mrs. John Lansink
and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beaver
are pleased
to announce the
marriage of their children
Shelly Louise
to
Darryl Michael
The wedding reception
will take place will take
place Friday, June 23,
1995 at 8:30 p.m. at the
Hensall and District
Community Centre.
$PARKY'S PLACE
FAMILY
DINING
SUNDAY, JUNE 25 SPECIAL
INCLUDES
Soup Or Salad Bar
Coffee or Tea
and Dessert
ALL YOU CAN EAT
FISH & CHIPS
$6"
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90 Main St., Seaforth
[N;1,1 W'r.' 111
PAMELA BENNEIT
Graduated June 9, 1995
receiving her diploma in
Medical Laboratory Technology
from Lambton College, Sarnia.
• Pam is the daughter of
Roland and Donna Bennett,
R.R. #5 Seaforth.
She attained her former education
from Howick Central School,
Seaforth Public School and
Seaforth District High School.
Pam has been accepted at the
University of Windsor
to further her studies.
Congratulations!
Love Mom, Dad,
Sherri, Jane & Suzanne
GRADUATION
BRAD BEUTTENMILLER
so
Bob & Betty Beofuttenmiller,
of Seaforth,
graduated June 17, 1995 from
The University of Windsor.
Brad was enrolled in the
Integrated Master of Business/
Administration/Bachelor of Law
program and received both his
MB.A and LL. B.
Brad is a previous graduate of
Seaforth Public School, Seaforth
District High School and Wilfred
Laurier University.
Brad is currently articling at the laiv
firm of Lerner & Associates
in London, Ontario.
Congratulations Brad, with love
Mom, Dad, Lisa, Dieter, Pam & Jason
WEEK
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SATO AY: "Test And Tune"
Gates open at 8 a.m./Drivers meeting 9 a.m. sharp
'Test and Tune' 9:30 a.m./Gamblers Race 3 p.m.
(Street vehicles welcome) General admission 85.00
SUNDAY: Thunder Series Points Event
Gates open at 8 e.m./Drhrors meeting 9 a.m. sharp
Tints Mals start 9:30 a.m. Eliminations 1:30 p.m.
Super Pro, Pro, Street Bikes, Jr. Dragster
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
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Alcohol Dragster • Runs 5's
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Top Furl tJitro Finny Car
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