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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-06-12, Page 15Entertainment Summer tennis lessons offered Are you interested in learn- • • ing how to play tennis. If so j( the Recreation Departmer p ecreation review will be offering tenni* lessons to children ages 12 to 16 and Adults. The teens will be held each Tuesday from 10 - 11:30 am for 8 weeks beginning July 2, 1996 and the adults will be held each Thursday from 7 - 8:30 pm. Beginning July 4, 1996. registration fee will be $10 for the Children and $20 for the adults. Call the Recreation Office at 527- 0882 for information or reg- istration. Houseleague Ball and T - Ball will begin next week. Houseleague will begin on Monday, June 17, please look in today's paper for team lists. Junior and senior were combined to make three teams. The houseleague is held at the high school south ball diamond. T -Ball will begin on Wednesday, June 19 at 6:30 pm, also at the high school South Diamond. For more information, please call the Recreation Office at 527- 0882. Box office mark This season's box office revenue at the close of open- ing week is the highest in the Stratford Fest'v' l's 44 sea - ',sons' at $1 ,000, up $1, 000 at ame point last r. Is by Marty Bedard The Seaforth Recreation Department will also be offering a Teen Sports Camp which will include a CPR course. This camp will be held from July 8 to July 12, 1996 at the-Seaforth District High. School. This week- long program will help devel- op each participants self esteem, and gain leadership skills through sport. Teens will also be introduced to a CPR Course which is benefi- cial during job searching. Call the Recreation Office at 527-0882 for more informa- tion or Registration. The Seaforth Recreation Department in co-operation with the Seaforth District High School and the Huron County Board of Education will be hosting a Computer Camp for children ages 9 to 14 years of age. Participants will be able to surf the net, play games, use CD-Roms, and much more. This pro- gram will, consist of 2 - 1 week sessions from 9 am to 12 noon, Monday to Friday, atSDHS. The dates are from July 22 to July 26 and July 29 to August 2, 1996. Registration Fee will be $75 per person, per session. Please register before July 19 by .calling the Recreation Office at 527-0882. The Summer Fun Program for children ages 3. to 12 years will be held from July 8 to August 9. This program will he held at the Seaforth and District Community • • • Making music in Staffa On §unday afternoon, June 9 at'i.p.m., the pupils of music teacher, Joyce Fell, Staffa, held a piano, violin and singing recital at Hibbert United Church, Staffa, in Daynard Hall. Taking part in the recital were: Brandon Wettlaufcr (piano), Drew Harris (violin), Laura Morris (piano), Meghan Weber (piano, singing), Andy Feeney (piano), Kelly Cronin (vio- lin), ' Krista Henderson Blyth season starts soon The Blyth Festival will kick off its 1996 season Friday, June 21 with a gala •dinner, official opening of its Art Gallery, a performance of Barndancc Live, and a post - performance reception. This year, the Festival celebrates 22 years of presenting new Canadian plays. Festivities will get. under- way at 5 p.m. -with the season opening of the Bainton Gallery featuring the floral - inspired work of award-win- ning London artist Bonnie Parkinson. Parkinson herself will be on hand for the cere- monies. The Blyth and District •Community Centre will lie decorated in a country and -western theme for the gala dinner •to take place at 6:15 p.m. Special guest speaker at this year's dinner will he Christopher Newton, Artistic Director of the Shaw Festival. After dinner, the Blyth Festival Singers will p' rform in the Blyth Memorial Community Hall courtyard. On stage at 8:30 p.m. is the premiere of Barndance Live, a musical collective celebrat- ing the great touring radio show. The CKNX Barn Dance, followed by a post - performance reception in the lower hall. CKNX AM 920, sponsors of Barndance Live, will broadcast live from Blyth Memorial Community Hall courtyard during the day from 6 to 10 a.m. and 3 to 6 p.m. Everyone is invited to drop by for free coffee and donuts and to share their memories of The CKNX ,Barn Dance on the air. Barndance Live will run in repertory until August 23, along with, the moving love story Mabelle Mabel, the zany comedy Villa Eden. and a warm family drama, Fireworks. The season ends August 31. Another manager for Maitland The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority has a new acting general manager. He is Phil Beard, the third gm the authority has hired in as many months. He replaces Paul Weitendorf, who resigned to take a public relations and fundraising position with the Grey -Bruce health centre. Beard has been an employ- ee with the Maitland authori- ty for 17 years. PARK THEATRE • . GOOERICH 524-7811 FRI. - THURS. JUNE 14 - 20 FRI. & SAT. 7 & 9 PM SUN. - THURS. 8 PM 2nd WEEK rujIP the movie's climactic set piece is one of the best of all train chases." int Kroll, NEWSWEEK �5 PARENTAL ■ GUIDANCE T A to I■ ■ A r 1 11 IVI 1. n 11 1 1 r ■munnunhi. uiinnnn.ni r uvuui iiuu ra. uuuruuiuunu.lr LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-255.343e FOR TOIL FREE MOVIE INFO Gar's Bar & Grill presents TRES HOMBRES A Z.Z. Top Tribute Friday June 14 Cover Charge 85.00 58 Main Street EXETER 235-2773 (piano), Stacy Hams (violin), Amanda Anderson (piano), Jake Henderson (piano), Joshua Visschcr (piano), and Tra Arthur (piano). Two oth tudents were unable to tak rt. F wing the very enjoy- able program each student was presented with a music certificate by Miss Fell and group photos were taken. Refreshments were served and a pleasant social time was spent. P4nrwnatnon jfto✓��4b _E, Centres. Flyers will be hand- ed out at the schools. watch for them, Strut your stuff at the Seaforth Lions Pool. The Seaforth Recreation Department with co-opera- tion of the Seaforth Lions Pool will be offering a num- ber of AQUA -AEROBIC CLASSES beginning the end of June. There will be an evening class, deep water class, step class, regular shal- low water class at noon and a Arthritic class. Aqua - Aerobics will give you a total workout without auses stress on joints. If any of the above classes interests you, please call the Recreation Office at 527-0882, for more information or registration. BUCK & DOE for CRYSTAL WHYTE & BEN DRISCOLL Friday, June 14th, 1996 Music by D.J. Tickets: 55.00 per person • For Info: 527-0349 or 887-6402 Age of Majority Lunch Provided Forthcoming Marriage Mr. & Mrs. Paul Predhomme of Kippen announce the engagement of their daughter Paulette Elizabeth • to Terry Earl the son of Mrs. Marlyn Gray of Seaforth The wedding will take place on June 22, 1996 at 3:00 p.m. St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 12, 1886-1 5 M.C.L. SOUND • FULL D.J. 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Between Cambridge &l l unilton You need these... ...to get this! They're back on Sunday, June 16 at I:30 pm. CLINTON RACEWAY Beech Street, Clinton 482-1489 A Trip for two t.> THE CANADIAN PACINI IN TORONTO ON SATURDAY, A Includes: Accomodations tot 2M the'i An evening in the Turf Club including dinner Canadian Pacing Derby night cover some expenses and Fill out your ballot in the thine 16t Clinton Raceway Rumen Harness Racing You'll Love It! Friendship, guidance & life experiences. Support Big Sisters or become a Big Sister. I3igSistiers A c t O C I A t t 0 N Of O N T i A 1 0 For further information contact your local dig Sitters Association or call 1.800 461 BL'•J