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Spring rec programs
get underway shortly
The Recreation Department
would like to announce the
Spring Programs will hegin
in mid-April. Beginning
April 16 with FiTNESS from
9 - 10 am and LINE DANC-
ING from 10 to 11 am.
Wednesday evening STEP
AEROBICS will he held
from 7 to 8 pm and FLOOR
AEROBICS from 8 to 9 pm.
The week of Fitness wraps
up on Thursday morning with
Aerobics from 9 to 10
am..Your instructor for thc
a1x)vc classes will be Drusilla
Leitch. For information or
Registration on the Fitness
programs please call Marty at
the Recreation Office at 527-
0882.
The Recreation Department
will also he continuing with
the DOG- OBEDIENCE.
Program. Beginning April
16 the Beginners with go
from 7 to 8 and th•:
Intermediates from 8 to 9 pm.
Anita Hansen will once again
show you how to better han-
dle your dog. To register
please call thc Recreation
Department at 527-0882.
Senior Shuffleboard contin-
ues every Wednesday after-
noon from 1:30 to 4 pm. All
Seniors arc welcome to enjoy
an afternoon of fun and fel-
lowship. Last week's winners
after four games were: 2525. ,
ecreation
Preview
by Marty Bedard
Ladies:
A. McLean
M. McMillan
B. Pryce
Men:
B. McLean
K. Preszcator
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You're invited to the
Variety Night at the Seaforth
District High School for
Cystic Fibrosis. Come enjoy
local talent featuring (he
Cavan Cloggcrs and
Steppers. This variety night
will he held at the Scaforth
and District Community
Centres on April 19, 1996
beginning at 7:30 pm.
Donations will he accepted at
the door.
The Seaforth Ag Society,
Homecraft Division would
like to invite you to a Bus
Trip to the Mary -Maxim
Outlet in Paris. This trip will
be held on Tuesday, April 23,
and the bus will leave from
the Agriplex at 9 am and
return approximately 5 pm.
Cost will he $10 per person.
For more information onto
book a scat please' call Marie
Hicknell at 345-2948 or
Joanne Flanagan at 345 -
The "Bear" Facts
SDHS fashion show later
On Wed. April 24 at ll am
Seaforth District High School
will be presenting its Formal
Fashion Show featuring
clothing from Anna's Dress
Shoppe and Cardno's Men's
Wear. An invitation goes out
to anyone who would like to
attend.
Activity abounds in the
North hal! this week as 20
hopefuls begin practice for
this year's trials team of
Track and Field. With meets
scheduled for April 24, 27
and May 3, 8, this year's
squad will be very busy.
Anchoring the team are
seniors Carly Price, Marcy
McCall and Jill Wood. With
Carly and Marcy's experience
and knowledge, and Jill's
quiet demeanor, this year
promises to be one of the best
11th Annual
CANOE RALLY
Stanley Township
SUNDAY, APRIL 14
Registration 11:30 am
$15 per Canoe
PRIZES FOR BEST POKER HAND
575.00, s50.00, 125.00
Approximately 5 mile run
on Bayfield River
•FOLLOW SIGNS FROM
VARNA TO BRUCEFIELD
For Information Call:
LOWELL MOUNT 233-5876
yet.
The Co-op program at our
school has had over 110 dif-'
fererlt placement vocations.
Most students are from (;rade
12 and OAC program. The '
successful students earn two
credits and complete 220
hours in total - 185 hours arc
spent ort the job, and 35
hours are used in the class-
room. Most students enjoy
their co-op experience and
benefit greatly from it. This
year 54 students arc enrolled
in the program and will better
understand the positive rela-
tionship between education
and career options available
to them in the workplace.
The staff and students of
SDHS would like to extend
their sincere appreciation' to
the members of the Scaforth
MAPLEWOOD
MANOR
presents
GERI FASHIONS
of London
Friday, April 19
12 noon -4p.m.
Fashion Show
2 p.m.
"Door Prizes"
Refreshments to Wow
Everyone Welcome:
TWO MONSTER SCREENS!
HOT NEW VIDEOS!
PRIZES!
LIVE BAND!
LINE DANCING!
Saturday, April 27, 1996
9:00 pmto1:00am
Mitchell District Community Centre
Tickets: '8.00 Advance '10.00 At the Door
CaII: 519-345-2877
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Edighoffer's Fashion, Mitchell - Cardno's Clothing, Seaforth
- Hibbert Township Office, Dublin - All Hibbert '96 Members
• Country 920 CKNX, Wingham
JOIN THE PARTY!
Sponsored by Licenced Under LLBO
HIBBERT SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE • Age of Majority
Required
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PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
FAR OUT - Robyn Hopkins and Sandi Poland, of the Adult
Education class at Town Hall, dressed up for Hippy Day
last Tuesday. The celebration was held to "liven things up."
Tennis lights to cost $4 per hour
It is going to cost $4 an
hour with ithe new meter for
Tight at the 'local tennis courts
this season.
this month
Homecoming Group for their
very generous donation to the
Bill Pinder Memorial, Award,
which is given toa student
dach jcar At Commencement.
This award is in commemo-
ration of the late Mr. Bill
Pinder, a well-known mem-
ber of our community, and
staff of SDHS. The support
of our local community pro-
vides valuable assistance to
our students in furthe,rji ng
their educatibn. -'1.H. Moore.
principal
The School Advisory
Council held their regular
meeting April 2 and gave
support for the school board's
amalgamation recommenda-
tions. The council encourages
all parents to sign the post-
cards that students will he
bringing home.
Love Carrie, Julia & family
The rate jti the suggestion of
Seaforth's recreation and
parks- committee, ' which
noted in its March report to
council '•the total number of
peopl,c playing 'at once is
eight. .o it would cost $0.50
per person."
The user,pay meter was
origin lily recommended
hl'cause fhe cost to the town
for lighting the courts last
year was S601!85.
Recreation director Marty
Bedard reported to council
the lights were on 171 days
in 1995 los approximately
two hours per nlett, a total of
342 hours so cost about 51.76
per hour to operate.
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Little - Carter
St. Pauls Congregational Church, ( hatham was the setting for
the wedding of Lynda Joann Beatrice Little and Sheehan Anthony
Carter Rev. i)avid (hotka performed the ceremony on February 17,
11196. Lynda is the daughter of Dan and Barbara little of Blenheim,
and Sheehan is the son of Ross and Shirley Carter of Clinton
Lynda watt escorted down the aisle 'by her father while Gmmara
Bulnvinos, soloist and friend of the bride, sang "King of My Life"'
Lvnda's gown was floor -length white satin styled with a Queen Arne
neckline and Juliet sleeves. She carried a cascade bouquet of silk
flowers in burgundy and white, accented with trailing ivy and strings
of pearls.
Lynda and.Sheehan's wedding party consisted of Stacey Hopps,
Tammara Bolovrnus, Jen Little, sister of the hnde, Elaine Sanderson,
flowergirl, Dan Carter, brother of the groom, Rick Rowson, Andrew
Riik and Mark Sanderson, nnghearer Guests were ushered by Mark
Bylsma and Pete Bartlett.
During the ceremony, Dave and 'vlarg finds, friends of the
bride's family, shared the song, "The Wedding Blessing", which they
eomposed.for Sheehan and Lynda on their wedding day. Greg Carter,
brother of the groom, read the scripture passages and Tammara sang,
"Our Love in Christ", during the signing of the register. Mark Vette,
friend the bride and groom, was pianist.
Lynda and Sheehan and their families welcomed their guests at
The Wheels Inn, Chatham, for the reception
Sharing in this joyous celebration were guests from Amhersthurg,
Blenheim, Blyth, Brucefield, Charing Cross, Chatham, Clinton, Exeter,
Godench, Kingsville, Kippen, Kitchener, London, Londesbnro, Merlin,
Nepean, North Gower, Orleans, Ottawa, Port ( otbourne, Ridgetown,
St. Thomas, Stratford, Tilbury, Varna, Waterloo, Zurich and
Georgetown (Guyana, South Amencal
Following their honeymoon in the Bahamas, Lvnda and Sheehan
are residing in Ottawa where they are cAlrlg their studies at the
University of Ottawa. me'
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rWednesday. April I7
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Featuring
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Friday. April 26
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Brad Buchanan
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For information
or Tickets
call
345-2025 or
345-2880
BUCK & DOE
,for
Steve Feddes
and
Tracey Baldacchino
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
AT 9:00 P.M.
in Varna
Tickets $5.00
Age of Majority card required
For Tickets Call:
233-3190
or 565-2539
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'Buck &
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for
TERRY 'TRAPPER" GRAY
PALLETTE PREDHOMME
Sat., April 20
Age of Majority
$5.00
For more information
call 263-6220
or 527-1235
Happy 47th
Wedding
Anniversary
Doug & Jackie
Ra ho
"With Love"
from
Brenda
(John & Family