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SEAFORT ;- The official
opening of the new Seaforth
and District community
centres is slated for
Saturday, June 4. "The
facility has been unofficially
open since December 12
when the first hockey game
was played on the new ice
surface," says Ken
Coleman, chairman of the
Official Opening Committee.
.Previous hall and arena
bookings were cause to delay
the grand opening."
Plans for the official
opening are taking shape
with final arrangements
a,-ing made. Mr. Coleman
expects a crowd of 2,111 to
attend the festivities which
include a beef barbecue at 5
p.m. Two bands will be
featured for young and old,
with dancing in the hall and
on the ice surface from 9
p.m. to 1 a.m.
Enthusiasm is terrific he
said. Tickets for the event
will only be on sale for two
weeks, beginning March 30
and ending April 15. The
committee expects a sell-out
crowd. In case any tickets
remain to be sold "it will be
first come first serve serve.
We have 1600 families to
speak to concerning the
grand opening," said Mr.
Coleman. Tickets will be
available from all can-
vassers.
The theme of the greatest
event to hit Seaforth since
centennial celebrations is
"We made it happen". Mr.
Coleman said, "we feel
everybody who made it
happen will want to be in-
volved in the opening."
Local Sailor
to race
GODERICH - When Canada
1 sets out on the Atlantic
Ocean off Newport, Rhode
Island in a quest to become
the first non -American yacht
to win the coveted America's
Cup, it will take with it some
Lake Huron sailing know-
how.
The local expertise will be
supplied by 26 year-old Paul
Parsons, a former com-
modore of the Goderich
Sailing club was selected to
crew the specially designed
12 metre yacht. Parsons, the
son of George Parsons of
Benmiller and Pauline
Parsons of Goderich, has
been training in Miami,
Florida for a month, as part
of an 11 -man crew for
Canada 1.
Canada will make a
serious bid to wrestle the
America's Cup from the
clutch of the US yachtsmen
this year, and, to that end, a
group commissioned Bruce
Kirby to build Canada 1 at a
cost of over $1 million. In
early tests, it has proved to
be a most competitive yacht.
Sta Mi.7rys
Festival
ST. MARYS - St. Marys will
celebrate the first an-
niversary of the signing of
the Constitution in a big way.
A one -day event called
Maple Leaf Festival is
planned for April 17.
The aim of the festival,
organizers say, is to provide
an appropriate ceremony
and program in a festive
setting to encourage all
citizens of St. Marys and
area to participate and enjoy
:he occasion.
Firm
relocated
EXETER - There was good
news for the area economy
on two fronts this week with
the announcements that
Hughes Columbia Inc. in
Huron Park and Custom
Trailers in Exeter would be
back in operation.
Ten employees have
already been recalled at the
Exeter mobile housing plant
and another 15 will be back
on the job in the immediate
future.
Production at the Huron
Park yacht firm is not ex-
pected to resume until late
summer or early fall and it is
anticipated that about 35
hourly rated employees are
to be rehired at that time, to
be followed by as many as 30
in months following as sales
dictate.
Custom Trailers em-
ployees have been idle since
mid-December and the
recall stems from
restructuring of tyle firm
with area automotive dealer
and horseman Rob
Hamather becoming in-
volved in the business with
the firm's founder, Rill
Smith.
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