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Entertainment
Registration for summer training camps closes soon
The Seaforth Recreation
Department will be offering
an Off Ice High Performance
Training Camp for hockey
and ringette players who
want to maintain their
strength and conditioning
throughout the summer. The
off ice training camp will be
Literacy feast
Featured Canadian per-
formers at Huron County's
third -annual Family Literacy
Festival next week at the
Clinton fairgrounds arc Paul
Morin, Ted Staunton, Sonja
Dunn, Mark Thurman,
Camilla Gryski, Judy Ann
Sadler and Rob Neeves, plus
other talented workshop p-c-
senters.
The underlying purpose of
the event, June 4 to 6, is to
-stress that strong literacy
-skills arc essential for every-
one, and fostered in families.
Daytime sessions are main-
ly populated by school chil-
dren who have pre -registered
for the event but families are
welcome, particularly on
Family night June 6.
New stop for Santa
Organizers confirm Santa
Claus will once again parade
in Clinton this Christmas sea-
son, after an absence of many
years.
Clinton's new Santa Claus
Parade has been scheduled
for Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m.
Santa will be a busy fellow
in Huron that last week this
November. He will be the
star of show at the Goderich
parade the next day. He's in
Seaforth's parade the follow-
ing Friday, Nov. 29.
Rates approved
Public education tax rates
have been formally approved
for adjacent boards of educa-
tion .in the past couple of
weeks. Rates have risen 1.83
per cent in Bruce County and
3.97 per cent in Perth for this
year. The Huron public
board's overall rate increase
of 4 per cent was set earlier,
late last month.
The mill rate for public
education supporters in
Seaforth has gone up 7.6 per
Cent for 1996.
Happy 60t'
Anniversary
Bill and Helen Pepper
May 30, 1996
Love from your family and friends
Recreation
Preview
by Marty Bedard
held Mondays, Wednesdays.
and Fridays during the month
of July from 9 am to 12 noon.
Registration Fee will he
$75 and each participant will
receive a T -Shirt. Deadline
for Registration will be June
7. 1996.
The Seaforth R• ecreation
Department will also be
offering a Teen Sports Camp
which will include a CPR
Queen saved at bell
There will be a Queen of
the Clinton Spring Fair this
weekend afterall.
The tradition, which cele-
brated its 25th anniversary
last year, was endangered
when only one would -he
queen stepped forward by
last week's deadline.
But two more contestants
KIPPEN
GUN CLUB
( May 22 results )
Mark Tuckey, 25;
Jamie Caldwell, 25;
Brad Mann, 24;
Glen Mogk, 24;
Bill Stewart, 24;
George Hamm, 24;
Harold Smith, 23;
Gord Robinson, 22;
Jon Gaiser, 21;
Harold Cook, 19.
( May 15 results )
Jon Gaiscr, 25;
Harold Smith, 24;
Bill Stewart, 24;
Fred Brall, 23;
Dennis Boyd, 23;
Gord Glazier, 21-;'
Harold Cook, 16.
emerged in an extension, so
the show sponsored by the
Kinette Club of Clinton will
go on this Friday night, albeit
with the smallest Queen and
court ever, three.
Council donates
At its May 7 meeting,
Seaforth Council donated
$100 to Seaforth Branch 156
of the Royal Canadian
Legion for a proposed drug
safety program.
Every Thrusday Night:
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Course. This camp will be
held from July 8 to 12 at the
Seaforth District High
School. This week long pro-
gram will help develop each
participant's self esteem, and
leadership skills through
sport.
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After the demo....
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Next Saturday, June 8
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Waltzes
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Polkas
• Wedding Receptions • Anniversaries
• Dance Parties • Clubs
Up and Coming Dates
June 1 Goderich Legion Lounge 9 pm - 1 am
June 8 Royal Canadian Legion, Clinton Pig Roast and
Dance. Music 4 - 6 pm 9 pm - 1 am.
Tickets S10.00 per person 482-3554
519-887-6482
TMP invites you to
visit the Seaforth Boy Scouts
Free with every donation of
nonperishable goods to the
Seaforth Food Bank
SATURDAY JUNE 1ST
AT
TEATERO MOTOR PRODUCTS
220 Main St., Seaforth
from
10 am - 1 pm
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
CONTACT THE SEAFORTH
RECREATION OFFICE
527-0882
May 14 - Senior Games - EUCHRE
7:30 pm at the Seaforth Legion
Senior Games - HORSESHOES
10:(0 am at the Seaforth Arena
Senior Games - SOFTBALL THROW
1:3(1 pm at the Seaforth Arena
Senior Games - CROKINOLE
2:0(1 pm at the Seaforth Manor Retirement Home
Child Find AEROBIC-A-THON
7:00 to 9:30 pm at the Walton Community Hall
ay 17 - SNEAKER DAY - Everyone is encouraged to
wear their sneakers.
Scnior Games - TENNIS
10:0) am at the Seaforth Highschool Tennis
Courts
May 21 - Senior Games - BOSTON POOL
1:30 pr, at Watson Rcid's Residence
May 22 - Scnior Games - GOLF
10:30 am at the Scaforth Golf Course
May 23 - Senior Games - LAWN BOWLING
11):30 am at thc Lawn Bowling Club beside
Legion
ne 3 - JUJITSU OPEN HOUSE
7:00 to 9:00 pm at the Seaforth St. James School-
Gymnasium
choolGymnasium
ne 5 - STEP TRAINING AND AEROBIC OPEN
HOUSE
7:0040 9:1x) pm at the Scaforth and District
Community Centres
ne 10 - KARATE OPEN HOUSE
6:30 to 9:0) pm at thc Seaforth and District
Community Centres
Everyone is welcome to view or
participate during any of the
"Open House" activities.
Door Prizes will be awarded.
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