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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2006-07-12, Page 3434 July 12, 2006 • The Huron Expositor Brodhagen Community Centro "Working for Community Betterment" Thanks to everyone who supported our Chicken Bar-b-que. Our share the wealth winners were: Mike Morrison, Linda Kelly, Jim Bauer and Ron Ward Seaforth Legion FISH FRY Friday July 28 5-7 pm Seaforth Legion Only 400 Tickets Cut Off Date July 25th Adults $10.00 Children (5-12) $5.00 Brussels Legion Catering • Take Out Available For Tickets CaII 519-527-0740 or 519-527-0254 Buck & Doe for Mike Jones'•Qonesy) Patd "Moran SaturdayJuly 15, 2006 Hensall Arena Music by D.J. Lunch Provided Age of Majority Required Hap & /Q4r Mom, Dad, & Sa qn, Naga & Pima Boman, Gmtutta & Grarva Moan GRADUATION AMY E. GORDON Congratulations to Amy on her graduation from the University of Guelph with her Baccalaureate in Commerce, Honours Program, June 15, 2006. She has accepted a position in Toronto with Compass Group as the Food Services Manager for Glendon College. Love and best wishes always! Pretiayamile 13arty Pam Chmigira & /an Cox M74u4a & 8b2'e alae ord tlietr kg/ qats 1 0. Cheryl Heath The distinctive aroma of sawdust filled the air in the technical depart- ment of St. Anne's Catholic sec- ondary school in Clinton Monday morning as 25 students began the first day of a week-long tech camp. The camp, provided for the second year under the Skilled Training Educational Partnership (STEP) umbrella, is giving students from area Catholic schools the rudimen- tary skills they need to complete a number of technical tasks. Course instructor Bart Drennan, a tech teacher at St. Anne's, says the week's worth of activities include a clock -making course Monday, the creation of a TV projec- tor Tuesday, a tour of Royal Homes in Wingham Wednesday, hands-on manufacturing and welding experi- ence Thursday and small -engine repair on Friday "We try and hit a few technical areas," says Drennan, who is lead- ing the program along with teacher Jason Steinmann. Drennan says the camp is laud- able as it gives children with an interest in tech a chance to hone their skills before hitting high school. Stratford Cinemas •.. ' :551 Huron St. 273-6780 1 Show Schedule for July 14 - 20 You, Me and Dupree Nightty at 7:00 & 9:15 prn, Sat/Sun/Tues matinee at 2 pm Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Nightly at 7:OOpm, Sat/Sun/Tues matinee at 2 pm MI Cars Nightty at 6:45 & 9:15 pm, Sat/Sun/Tues matinee at 2 pm The Devil Wears Prada Nightly at 7:00 & 9:15 pm, Sat/Sun/Tues matinee at 2 pm El Click Nightly at 7:00 & 9:15 pm, SaNSu& ues matinee at 2 pm ID S6.00 Tuesdays www.stratfordcinemas.corn 1 1 1 1 1 News n basic skills at tech Indeed, he says, most of the. training is geared for students in Grades 5 and 6 who have little hands- on experience. "We're trying to keep it basic," he says. Maryke Oudshoorn, a Grade 6 student at St. Mary's school in Goderich, says she decid- ed to sign up for the course when one of her friends urged her to come aboard. Mbryke reports the clock she was just start- ing to create that morn- ing would find a welcome home on her bedroom wall. Meanwhile, Tommy McGrath a Grade 7 stu- dent at St. James school in Seaforth, says he decided to sign up for the course because is a;fan of woodworking. He adds that he will likely give his clock to his parents. The STEP program is made possi- ble through community partner- ships with the Huron -Perth Catholic District Camp Cheryl Heath photo Twelve -year-olds David Robinson and Cole Monden, of St. James School in Seaforth, create their own clocks during tech camp at St. Anne's Catholic secondary school in Clinton on Monday. OPEN NIGHTLY JULY 14-20 CARS plus SHAGGY DOG Gates Open 8:30 PM/Show 9:30 PM r DRIVE-IN MOVIES UNDER THE STARS www.starlitoddwinthestre.com 238-8344 school board, St. Anne's school, Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program, Huron Manufacturing Association, the Huron Business Development Corporation and the Bruce -Grey -Huron -Perth -Georgian Training Board. New sign installed Comrade this every year. Jim, :Watson Comrade has many of Ed Baker has the cemeteries laid the carpets adorned with stick -on pop- down the stairs at the pies and as you look down Branch and plans on the rows the veterans' painting the walls and graves are honourably putting up new drapes marked. and a new side door will Sandra, Barb, Bob and be installed shortly. Brad helped make the cenotaph a tribute to the veterans and with a little work, it can be kept like The renovations are funded through the Friday night meals and the peo- ple who worked hard on them all winter. A new sign has been installed at the front of the branch which will be quite an asset. No more missing letters. Provincial lawn bowling will be held in Midland on Aug. 26. Sign up at the branch if you can. To all mem- bers who are ill this summer we wish you the very best. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. By Ann Wood BUCK&DOE for e (S4)liteedagoit Scot (S -Vas) Stood Friday July 21st • 9pm-1 am • Blyth Arena Floor • Tickets $5.00 • Music by D.J. • Age of Majority • Lunch Provided For more info & tickets call Becky 519-523-4936 Cindy 519-887-6987 jEsack StaceyLinton & Joe Courtney & Saturday July 22nd 9 p.m. - I a.m. IRipley -Huron Community Centre • Music by DJ • Age of Majority I • Lunch Provided • Tickets $5.00 Call Jeff 51 9-887-6920 Paul 5 19-348-4696