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CRUISING
THE WORLD
Variety Show by the Huron County Cloggers and Friends
Depature Date: Saturday, April 1, 2006.
Boarding: At Seaforth Public School
Two Performances: 2:00 Matinee or 7:30 Evening
Boarding Passes: $10.00 for Adults
(Students & Pre-Students FREE)
Proceeds to: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation & Seaforth Hospital Foundation
Tickets Available At: Blooms n' Rooms
Nifty Korners
Pete's Paper Clip
Seaforth Bakery
The Walton Inn
Winthrop General Store
And the Huron County Cloggers
For more information contact: Sherry McCall @ 527-1307
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Stivetay .Weffeit Crop Care
Murray was presented with the Master Professional Applicator Award
on January 25, 2006 at the Ontario Agri Business Association's
Professional Application Seminar in Guelph.
Murray has operated a Terra-Gator at our Walton location for 10 years.
CONGRATULATIONS MURRAY
Left to right: Helmut Spieser, OMAFRA, Chairman Professional Application Committee; Murray Keifer,
Master Professional Applicator, Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.; Robert Bryson, Director of Eastern
Canadian Grain Operations, Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.
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Women's Day Out, Apr. 8
Good with syrup
The seasonal flavour of maple syrup was on the menu as
the Blyth Legion and its Auxiliary served up pancakes for
breakfast on Sunday morning at. Memorial Hall. Darrel
Wood enjoyed the hearty start to his day. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Amazing Race back
A dose of strategy, a pinch of
adventure, and a whole lot of luck!
That's what, it will take to capture
top prize in Huron United Way's
second Annual Amazing Race, set to
take place Saturday, June 24, on a
path that will take participants
across the county's 840,960 acres of
land stretching from the lakeshore
inland.
"The competition mimics CBS's
popular Amazing Race, but planners
are giving it a very distinctive Huron
County flavour," says Kim Payne,
executive director, Huron United
Way.
In the televised Amazing Race,
competitors race around the world,
completing tasks and traversing
routes in the face of numerous
challenges, including transportation,
money and language. They bungee
jump from buildings, chop buckets
of onions, build rafts and do other
tasks that draw on a physical, mental
and teamwork abilities. In the
television series, the winning team is
awarded $1 million.
In Huron United Way's Amazing
Be one of the first to see the new
logo for Bruce County's 2008
International Plowing Match.
In , September of 2008 local
volunteers and businesses will host
tens of thousands of visitors who
will visit Bruce County for the IPM
to be held near Teeswater.
In conjunction with the Chesley
Kinsmen Club's 23rd annual
Midwestern Ontario Agri-Fair, IPM
volunteers will unveil their new
logo. Everyone is invited to be at the
Chesley Community Centre Arena,
Tuesday, April 4 at 2 p.m. where a
number of special guests will be on
hand to assist with the unveiling.
Along with presenting the new
Race, 30 teams will compete for a
$1,500 prize, once they've gathered
the $500 in pledges that is required
to register.
On race day, teams- will discover
how well they work together in
whatever weather the day brings.
Along the way, they will be
challenged by detours that give two
choices for completing a task, fast=
forwards that allow teams to go
directly to the next pit stop,
roadblocks that_ require just one
member to perform a task, or yields
that delay either themselves or
another team.
"We have increased the number of
teams due to a waiting list last year,
and many teams are planning to
return this year, so sign up soon
before you miss out! Grab a
teammate — whether it's your best
friend, your partner, your mom, your
dad, or Uncle Bob and sign up for a
great da,y of fun," said
Payne.
Registration deadline is May 19.
For registration information call
519-524-7900.
logo Chesley's Agri-Fair will be the
very first opportunity to purchase
wearable souvenirs.
Admission is just $3 for adults, $2
for youth 12 and under or a family
rate is $8.
Ladies are reminded to mark
Saturday, April 8 on their calendars
and plan to attend the 12th Annual
Women's Day Out, sponsored by the
Blyth United Church Women.
This year's theme is All Around
the Home. The event is being held at
the Blyth Memorial Hall and the
Bainton Art Gallery. Registration is
at 9 a.m. The program runs from
9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Women's Day Out promises to be
a very interesting and informative
day for women of all ages. The
keynote speakers are Donna
The Goderich Gallery has offered
outstanding art of all types on the
Square at the present location for the
past five years. GCG has 22 local
artist-members who work co-
operatively to produce and sell
collectible art in the area. Each artist
takes part in the operation and
staffing of the Gallery, making the
Art displayed more reasonably
priced than at a commercial gallery.
Come to the Gallery Open Open
Open during April and enjoy and
purchase the exciting work from
CHP hosts
annual dinner
The Christian Heritage Party will
be hosting an annual dinner for the
electoral district of Huron-Bruce.
It will be held at the Knights of
Columbus Hall in the Wescast
Community Centre in Wingham on
Tuesday, April 4. Doors open at 6:30
p.m., dinner will be served at 7 p.m.
and a meeting will be held at 8 p.m.
Tickets for the event are $15 per
person. -
Ron Gray, national leader of the
party will be speaking. No
reservations are needed to come to
the meeting.
Schmidt of Heart of the Matter,
discussing creative organizing
solutions and Tom Dunbar speaking
about Feathered Friends.
Musical entertainment will be
provided by various entertainers
including Cappy Onn, Jessica
Sparling, Emily Nicholson and Jim
and Elaine Scott.
One of the highlights is always the
fashion show and this year promises
something for everyone. Styled to
Fit of Goderich offers clothing
selections for size 14 plus, while
Gibson's Men's Shop of Wingham
talented new artists in the area; these
artists are not members of the
Gallery but wish a venue to display
and market their talents.
Each year since 2003, the Co-op
Gallery has offered an open exhibit
to the community for the month of
April. An open calls for art
submissions from any age, any
subject, any medium and any
geographic region. All work must be
framed and/or ready to hang. The
has something for the man in your
life. Northern Reflections and
Northern Getaway of Goderich will
have ideas for spring for women and
children.
Returning this year is the
smorgasbord lunch, as well as the
toonie sale and door prizes.
Tickets are available for $10
(lunch not included) at the following
locations: Crossroads, Clinton; the
Gift Chest, Wingham; Radiant Life
Christian Books, Goderich or by
calling Joann at 519-523-9274.
There is a limited number available.
fee of $10 covers expenses to mount
the show.
A gala opening night will take
place on Friday, April 7 at 7 p.m.
Refreshments will be served. Come
and partake of the talent in the area
and vote for the viewer's choice.
The GCG is open Monday to
Saturday, 10 a.m. 4 p.m., starting
April 1 during the summer. The
Gallery opens at 9 a.m. on market
Saturdays. Call 440-0523 for info.
2008 plowing match
logo to be unveiled
at Chesley Agri-Fair
GCG Open Open Open