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Book your Reception .
Buck & Does early!
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For more info call
John McLeod - Clinton
482-9984 after 6 p.m.
or leave a message
Susan Hundertmark photo
Take me out
to the ballgame
Seaforth played its annual game
against Exeter during the
Community Living Association
baseball game Sunday at Optimist
Park. At top, umpire Alan Hyde
shows the count while Rebecca
Pickering takes her turn at bat.
Above, Richard Mieir, of Seaforth
takes a swing at the ball while at
right,. Phil Regier aims for the ball
with the support of Deb Oke.
Performed - your location or
our indoor or outdoor chapel
(non -denominational).
For brochure call:
REV. CHRIS MORGAN
AU. FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER, 524-5724
Seaforth welcomes members
of Brussels lawn bowling club
The Seaforth
Lawn Bowling
club held its
Seaforth Lawn Bowling
monthly potluck
supper Tuesday, June 22 with
Bessie Boyd and Bea Stoll as
hostesses.
President, Keith Snell
welcomed all, especially new
members from the former.
Brussels Lawn Bowling
Club. George Ribey offered
grace and hosting next month
will be George and Ruth
Ribey.
Following supper there
were lawn bowls on the
greens with euchre played in
the club house.
Winners at euchre were
green cards - high, Bea Stoll;
lone hands, Isabelle Hunt;
consolation, Mary Finlayson.
Tan cards - high, Helen
McKenzie; lone hands, Jean
Keyes; consolation, Phil
Thomas.
Lawn bowling winners
were Jean Bewley and Carol
Hey.
Friday evening saw 24 out
for a barbecue of burgers and
dogs for supper with Neil
and Donna Beuerman doing
the cooking. Lawn bowling
was engaged in after and
high scores were held by
Carol Hey and Donna
Beuerman.
Seaforth bowlers have been
active in out-of-town
tournaments with three teams
at Ckinton men's pairs on
Wednesday. Fred Tilley and
Erich Matzold were third,
Lee Ryan and Dennis
Schmidt fourth and Jack
Muir and Keith Snell won
the consolation prize.
At St. Marys lawn bowling
club on Friday, Seaforth's
duo of Lee Ryan and Carol
Carter won first, while Jack
and Marie Muir took
consolation.
Saturday at the London
Fairmont Club, Lee Ryan
and Fred Tilley won
consolation prize in the Bob
McIntosh Memorial
Tournament.
Several teams were in
Stratford on Sunday at thc
Samsonite Tournament with
Jack and Marie Muir
winning fifth prize.
Thursday, July 1 will see a
SATURDAY, JULY 3
COME TO MITCHELL FOR THE
RIVER BOAT JAMBOREE &
SUMMER SIDEWALK SALE
MAATZY'S CLOTHING COMPANY • SMYTH'S SHOE STORE
FLORAL TREASURES • HEATH FURNITURE • WESTERN TIRE
BETTER DOG • WEST SIDE CLOTHING • WALTHER'S I.D.A.
MITCHELL SPORTS • NEW ORLEANS PIZZA
ENDLESS SUMMER TANNING SALON
Street closed from 12 noon to 3 p.m.
(From St. George St. to St. Andrew St. during the Classic Car Show)
Sidewalk Sale All Day (Store Hours Vary)
number of Seaforth
teams in Godcrich
for the annual
Canada Day
Tournament of mixed pairs.
Many of our older howlers
will remember thc old
Godcrich Clubhouse and
their two greens which drew
bowlers from a wide arca on
July 1. Every year this
tournament would be filled.
Good howling to all on
Canada Day.
by Mary Finlayson
Scoreboard
BASEBALL
KIPPEN GUN
CLUB
June 23 Trap
Tim Iioff 25. Wayne Pcachey 25.
Brad Mann 25. Bevan Brown 25.
Brent Lccs 24. Brittany Caldwell 24.
Bill Cameron 24, Jordan Ritchie 21.
Chuck Kreiger 23. Doug Dalrymple
22. Drew Anderson 22, Rusty Gibson
21, Spencer Bainish 17.
TONIGHT
Starting July lit
"DODGE BAL
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"THE DAY AFTER
TOMORROW"
Gates 0g:4(18-30 PM
Show 9:40 PM
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DRIVE-IN
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238-8344
BRODHAGEN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OF COMMERCE
Annual
Annual
CHICKEN
BAR-B-QUE
Saturday, July 10, 2004
at Brodhagen Hall
4:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: In advance
$10 Adults, Children $5
At the door $12
Take-out available
BUCK n' DOE
for
Crystal Semple
and
Chad McCallum
Saturday, July 10/04
BMG Arena 9:00-1:00
Music by DJ
Lunch Provided
Age of Majority Required
For Tickets Contact Jodl
887- 6669 or
Pete 887- 9860
Hwy 8, Seaforth 527-0180
OPEN
ANADA DAY
4PM - 9PM
Thursday, Friday & Saturday Special
LARGE DELUXE PIZZ
OnlY".$ 1 711Q
Air Included,
We hope you & your family have a great
Canada Day holiday!
Seaforth & Area
FIREMENS BREAKFAST
Thursday, July 1st 7 am -11 am
Seaforth Firehall
All -You -Can -Eat
for just $6.00
12 & under $4.00
We're serving pancakes, eggs, hashbrowns,
bacon, sausage, coffee & juice ISzti
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Cromarty B.B.Q.
Wednesday, July 7, 2004
5-7p.m.
BBQ Chicken - Beverages - Salads - Desserts
Catered by Pineridge BBQ Co.
ADVANCE TICKETS
1/4 Chicken Dinner $10
1/2 Chicken Dinner $12
Tickets available at:
Men's League of Cromarty,
Gary Dill 345-2442, Wade Riley 263-3209,
Sally Johns 229-6713, Jim Docking 345-2569,
Tim Feeney 348-8893
BALL GAMES TO FOLLOW
The Lager House Is
OPEN
CANADA
DAY
ANTSr
NO FLIES!
itiSt go
food.
July 1st
"To cold togo on a picnic?"
Come on in for our special...
BBQ STEAK
"Cooked the way you like it"
with choice of potato, just $All 99
com-on-the-cob & dessert ■
Reservations Preferred
The
Houe
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31IC 5 Main St. S, Seaforth 527-2220 Sn10king tt p
THURS. JULY 1, 2004
' Rotary Club of Mitchell Canada Day celebrations
Bike Parade (starts at Mitchell town hall) 4 p.m.
Band Concert, Games, Cake & Pig Roast 4:30 p.m.
- Lions Park Pavilion
FRI. JULY 2, 2004
Teen Dance (Lions Park Pavilion)
Jazz Quartet (main stage)
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
SAT. JULY 3, 2004
Dragon Boat races begin (Mill Pond)
Opening ceremonies (main tent)
Children's program begins
Classic Cat Show (main street downtown)
Whitewater Bluegrass Band (main tent)
Idolized Eyes Rock Band (main tent)
- Lions Pavilion
10 a.m.
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
12 rloon
3:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
SUN. JULY 4, 2004
Free Family Concert (main tent)
Stephanie & Les Smith & The Planet Blue Band
& Special Guests, Including Brandy Upshall, Sarah Christie,
Meghan Weber, Bob Smith & Rachel Eidt...and more!
Canoe Parade on the Thames (Mill Pond) 2 p.m.
)Free registration at the boat launch at 1 p.m.)
Small, non -motorized watercraft (I.e. - canoe, paddleboat)
- Lions Pavilion & Mill Pond
1 - 5 p.m.
Check out full details at www.westperth.com