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4Minor HardballBrent Gotts(Registrar) Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-8079Janice Willis(WOBA Rep)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2377Lothar Mueller(Umpires & Coaching)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1303<strong>St</strong>eve Keeler(Scheduling)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4482Ladies' Slo-pitchVicki InnesTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4893<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...SUMMER SPORTSBASEBALLIntermediate Men's FastballGreg ThompsonBox 1869<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON, N4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3032Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3378greg@fgnmgt.comMinor BallLothar MuellerBox 537<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1303lotharm@maple.caMen’s Slo-pitchJoe WilhelmBox 89<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4990Men’s Over 35 Slo-pitchMac ZurbriggR.R.#1<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3685River ValleyGolf and Country ClubR.R.# 3<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 225-23291-800-795-9405www.rivervalleygolfandtube.comHOCKEY<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> In-Line HockeyBrian DeGrooteBox 1302<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3483GOLF<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Golf ClubRick Fifield769 Queen <strong>St</strong>. EBox 908<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3704Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0908www.stmarysgolf.comstgolf@stmarysgolf.comLAWN BOWLINGLawn BowlingMarjorie LeslieBox 1875<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3676For Tournaments callLarry McLellan atTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3502Science Hill Country ClubJim McCannR.R.#1<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A1Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3621SOCCERMinor SoccerConnie Taylor (President)Box 2877<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4677Brooklawn FarmR.R.#2Mitchell, ONNOK 1N0Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 348-8218Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 348-4289HORSEBACK RIDINGK.D. <strong>St</strong>ablesMarie KerflakeR.R.#2<strong>St</strong>affa, ONNOK 1YOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 345-2700Macody <strong>St</strong>ableBetty WillitsR.R.#1Woodstock, ONN4S 7V6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 539-0537<strong>St</strong>oneleigh FarmsGreg Fullerton1408Blanshard Rd. 132R.R.#3<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4883

5<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...SUMMER SPORTSNOAH Conservation Club(Natural Outdoor ActivityHeritage)Todd SleeperR.R.#7<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1C9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6926www.thamesrivercleanup.caCadzow Pool217 Park <strong>St</strong>.Box 218<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B1Cadzow Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1660Info. Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272recreation@town.stmarys.on.caAVON TRAILSandra CoulthardBox 21148<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 7B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-6199OUTDOORSWildwood Conservation AreaCraig MachanR.R.#2<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>,ONN4X 1C5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2829WATER SPORTS<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Quarry425 Water <strong>St</strong>. SBox 218<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B1Quarry Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-<strong>4763</strong>Info Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>- 3272recreation@town.stmarys.on.caWINTER SPORTSBADMINTONPeter RiceBox 1609<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3415parart@cyg.netTENNISPaula HoareBox 2007<strong>Marys</strong>, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON ONN4X 1C3(<strong>519</strong>) Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3225 <strong>284</strong>-3225paulamacruryhorna@sympatico.ca<strong>St</strong>ratford Canoe ClubBrian McNeil-SmithTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-5146CURLING<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Curling ClubLind SportsplexBrian Douglas425 Water <strong>St</strong>. SBox 3027<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3090 or(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1947www.stmaryscurling.ca<strong>St</strong>.Tel:Minor HockeyRob WiffenBox 1906<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2806Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 225-2500www.stmarysminorhockey.caFigure SkatingKaren FelkarBox 2888<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-0132skatestmarys@hotmail.comHOCKEYJr. B LincolnsRobert MosseyTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6236Men’s Over 35Wednesday Evenings–10pmBob DouglasTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 393-5934SKATINGPublic Skating<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Arena317 James <strong>St</strong>. S<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2160Men’s No BodyContact HockeyJim <strong>St</strong>aceyBox 2873<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3326Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2922jstacey@sympatico.caMen’s Pickup HockeyFridays 11:45am-12:45 pmBrian DundasTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2550W: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1446RINGETTEMaureen Van De WallePresidentR.R.#6<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6455

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...WINTER SPORTS6Cobble Hills Golf & Ski ClubDavid Gurd (Owner)Dan Holmes (Manager)5714 Cobble Hills RoadR.R.#4Thamesford, ONNOM 2MOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-1720Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 461-0713SKIINGPole CatsDave FordR.R.#1<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3818 or<strong>St</strong>eve & Cobina SauderTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 349-2165Cross Country SkiingWildwood Conservation AreaCraig MachanR.R.#2<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2931TOBOGGANINGRiver Valley Golf and WinterTube SlideSarah TkaczukR.R.#3<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 225-23291-800-795-9405www.rivervalleygolfandtube.comvtkaczuk@execulink.comTobogganing Hills<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong>DepartmentTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272recreation@town.stmarys.on.caVOLLEYBALLMixed VolleyballLes Brunton<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> D.C.V.IBox 970<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1731WRESTLINGAllan <strong>St</strong>ewartBox 2483<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4478<strong>Office</strong>:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4135astewart@hscanada.caALL YEAR ROUNDBATON<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>arlettesSusan ClarkeBox 844<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1502(evening only)CADETS<strong>St</strong>. John AmbulanceCadets300 Elgin <strong>St</strong>. E.Box 1210<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0600Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3120stmstj@execulink.comCHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMSPerth Care for Kids/West PerthEarly Years CentreJean Anne Goll177 Frances <strong>St</strong>reetR.R.#5Mitchell, ONNOK 1NOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 348-8618oeycperthmiddlesex@pcfk.on.caKids Klub<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong>Department317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>–3272recreation@town.stmarys.on.caCrafty Classes and SuppliesMacPherson Crafts91 Queen <strong>St</strong>. EastBox 1810<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1741Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0858Info@MacphersonCrafts.comwww.macphersoncrafts.comLook under: Marketplace(classes and workshops)CRAFTSScrapping NotionsDeb McRoberts101 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-9990scrappingnotions@aibn.com4-HWendy Nethercott4-H LeaderR.R. # 1<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6779wnethercott@quadro.net

7<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...ALL YEAR ROUNDKaren’s EgyptianBelly DancingKaren Hunt<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-2610huntpaulkaren@cyg.netstratford.bellydance.tripod.comDANCEMotus Dance School <strong>of</strong><strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Rory Sc<strong>of</strong>ield–OmelOwner/Instructor158 Queen <strong>St</strong>. EBox 2572<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4972<strong>St</strong>.Northwest Morris DancingMarylou BontjeBox 1913<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-1146Community PlayersGretchen Rozek (President)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2823Don VanGalen36 Ingersoll <strong>St</strong>. NBox 612<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2509 or(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0507<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>orytellingNancy VermondBox 543<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2698nvermond@sprint.cawww.stmarysstorytelling.orgGirl Guides Of CanadaKatie HazelwoodDistrict CommissionerR.R.# 1Granton, ONNOM 1VOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 225-2462maplewaygirlguides@rogers.caModel Railroad AssociationWilliam Kilborn (Past President)197 Widder <strong>St</strong>.Box 614<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3052ARTS & MUSICMercury Theatre14 Church <strong>St</strong>. N<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0909John C. Leberg (President)Music and OperaAppreciationJohn LebergPresidentBox 2528<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4814john.leberg@sympatico.caINTEREST CLUBSGet Outdoors SocietyDeanne SleeperR.R.# 7<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6926www.getoutdoors.org<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Area EuchreFred <strong>St</strong>evensBox 817<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1697<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Children’s ChoirBonnie SeymourBox 1895<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-8009bonnie@stmaryschildrenschoir.cawww.stmaryschildrenschoir.caFriendship Bell Ringers &<strong>St</strong>onetown EntertainersBrian EmeryTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-0994stmaryspreschurch@on.aibn.comHistorical SocietyHilda Andrews (Chair)Box 98<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3556<strong>St</strong>onetowne Quilters GuildJanice HawkinsBox 123<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0104

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...ALL YEAR ROUND8Beavers, Cubs, Scouts,VenturersDave VanstrienBox 2874<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1664dave_vanstrien@hotmail.comMarilyn PeakerTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4659INTEREST CLUBS<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Horticultural SocietyOwen O’BrienBox 2998<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6589horticulture@stonetown.comwww.stonetown.com/horticultureTravel Club<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Friendship Centre317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272FITNESSCurves for WomenLucy Alyea50 Water <strong>St</strong>. SBox 2707<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4695curvesstmarys@distribuild.netYoga, Tai Chi andWalking Program<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Friendship Centre317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272friends@town.stmarys.on.ca<strong>St</strong>ratford– Perth FamilyY.M.C.A– <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> BranchShelley Ryan268 Maiden Lane(Wellness Centre)Box 2740<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Marys</strong>, ON ONN4X 1A5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2500Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1919www.stratfordperthymca.com<strong>St</strong>.Ju Jutsu<strong>St</strong>eve ShawTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4956sshaw@smdcanada.comwww.smdcanada.com<strong>St</strong>onetown Karate217 Park <strong>St</strong>. (upstairs in old Friendship Centre)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0614Michelle GallowayPTS SpecialistCAN-FIT PRO CertifiedTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0965michellegalloway@rogers.comPERSONAL TRAINERSLinda SmibertCertified PersonalTrainer Specialist,Nutrition and WellnessCertification, Balance andAgility CertificatesFocus on Lifestyle ChangeTraining Locations*AT YOUR HOME*PHYSIO THERAPY CENTRE*YMCATel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3742lindasmibert@rogers.comBob SmibertPersonal CAN-FIT PROPersonal TrainerTraining Locations*AT YOUR HOME*YMCATel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0980bobsmibert@sympatico.ca

9<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...ORGANIZATIONSAdult Learning ProgramCarol Sproat orYvonne Thompson<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Public Library15 Church <strong>St</strong>. NBox 700<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4408Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4821st.maryslearn@post.library.on.caAgricultural SocietySheila GreasonR.R.#4<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 349-2768Alcoholics AnonymousAl-A-NonAl-A-Teen<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-7755Alzheimer Society <strong>of</strong>Perth CountyMs. Dale Kenney206 Ontario <strong>St</strong>.<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 3H4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-19101-888-797-1882Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-1231alzperth@wightman.caBusiness ImprovementAssociation (BIA)Dick MacPhersonChairpersonBox 3160<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A7Work Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3101dickmacpherson@ sympatico.caArthritis SocietyKnights <strong>of</strong> ColumbusGerry KootGrand KnightTel: (<strong>519</strong>)<strong>284</strong>-2595Or call Holy Name <strong>of</strong>Mary ParishTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2593Cancer SocietyHuron-Perth UnitJanis CunninghamUnit Manager536 Huron <strong>St</strong>.<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 5T9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-4270Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 271-7582jcunningham@ontariocancer.caBlock ParentsCate DeBlockKinettesBox 1887<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-8191Community Living<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & AreaMarg McLean300 Elgin <strong>St</strong>. EBox 1618<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1424Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3120Easter Seal SocietyRotary ClubRon McDonaldBox 548<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3211Epilepsy Huron-Perth-BruceCaroline SimonsHuron County ComplexJacob Memorial BuildingR.R.#5Clinton, ONNOM 1LOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 482-55271-866-374-5377epilepsy@tcc.on.cawww.epilepsyontario.orgFamily Services Perth/Huron142 Waterloo <strong>St</strong>. S<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 4B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-1020 or(<strong>519</strong>) 273-6993

10<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...ORGANIZATIONSFarmers’ Market AssociationBarb Taylor214 Elgin <strong>St</strong>. EBox 63<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>- 2152Friendship Centre<strong>St</strong>ephanie Ische- Director317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0261friends@town.stmarys.on.cawww.town<strong>of</strong>stmarys.comHealthy Living PerthKerry Price653 West Gore <strong>St</strong>.<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 1L4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-7633 ext 278Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 271-8243kprice@pdhu.on.cawww.pdhu.on.caHeart & <strong>St</strong>roke FoundationNancy BomasuitArea Manager556 Huron <strong>St</strong>.<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 5T9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-5212Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 273-7024www.heartandstroke.caRiver Road RunMarco BalestrinBox 2511<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1675www.riverroadrun.ca<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Hospital AuxiliaryBrenda Mitchell (President)Box 2635 <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2939Home Support Services(Meals on Wheels)Kim Leis -Director317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0261homesupport@town.stmarys.on.ca<strong>St</strong>. John’s Ambulance300 Elgin <strong>St</strong>. EBox 1210<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0600Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3120stmstj@execulink.comNicole James, Adult DivisionTammy Benny, Cadet Supervisor<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> Dept.<strong>St</strong>ephanie Ische317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0261recreation@town.stmarys.on.caMerchants Association (D.M.A)Sue HyattChairpersonBox 2857<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A5(W)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-9900<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & AreaMobility Services317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 2918<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4010United Way <strong>of</strong> Perth CountyEllen Balmain32 Erie <strong>St</strong>.<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 2M4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-7730Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 273-9350www.unitedwayperth.on.caVolunteer FirefightersBob Harris (Deputy Chief)248 James <strong>St</strong>. NBox 2081<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4557VON CommunitySupport ServicesShirley Hanlon40 Long Drive<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 8A3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-0728vonads@orc.cawww.vonperthhuron.caWelcoming CommitteeFriends <strong>of</strong> the LibraryCarol Passmore15 Church <strong>St</strong>. N.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3346Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2630

Army, Navy & Air ForceCharlie AlbersBox 1135<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4390KinsmenCharlie HarrisBox 154<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B1Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3679McConnell ClubLiz HarrisonPresidentBox 2297<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 349-2575<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...SERVICE CLUBSInner WheelNelda OliverBox 1240<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1927Knights <strong>of</strong> ColumbusGrand KnightBox 692<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2595 orCall Holy Name <strong>of</strong> Mary ParishTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2593Independent Order <strong>of</strong> os OddfellowsFellows Bev RabbetsBev Box 2033 RabbetsBox <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, 2033 ON<strong>St</strong>. N4X <strong>Marys</strong>, 1C3 ONN4X Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 1C3<strong>284</strong>-3128Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3128KinettesKaren HarrisBox 1887<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1502Lions ClubGlen MillsR.R.#6<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6257glmills@quadro.netOptimist Club <strong>of</strong><strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>/<strong>St</strong>onetownVic DanielBox 2828, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1A5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4086www.stonetownoptimists.comvdaniels@sympatico.caOrder <strong>of</strong> the Eastern <strong>St</strong>arSheila GreasonR.R.#4<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 349-2768RebekahsJune Rogers (President)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-0943Isa Rabbets (Vice–President)Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3128Box 1795<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C1Rotary Club <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Charlie Hammond91 Peel <strong>St</strong><strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1544<strong>St</strong>. James Masonic Lodge #73Tony WinterBox 914<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2022<strong>St</strong>ratford on Avon Shrine ClubLeroy Harrison20 Erie <strong>St</strong>. Apt. 2<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 2M4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-2185Life BalanceRegisteredMASSAGE THERAPYJaclyn Hutton, R.M.T.NEW LOCATION198 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> (<strong>519</strong>) 301-230111• Country/Prime Gift Shop & Handcrafted Items• Fabric & Quilting Supplies• Kids Sewing Lessons167 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>(<strong>519</strong>) 852-7388

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...ST. MARYS CHURCHES12First Baptist ChurchRev. MargaretSmart-Wheaton34 Church <strong>St</strong>. SBox 814<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1758<strong>St</strong>. James Anglican ChurchRev. Dalice SimChurch <strong>St</strong>. SBox 1238<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1147Holy Name <strong>of</strong>Mary CatholicChurch149 King <strong>St</strong>. NRev. Ross BartleyBox 692<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2593Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0291Gospel Hall632 Jones <strong>St</strong>. E<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONGlen WoodsideR.R.#3Thorndale, ONNOM 2POTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3509<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Baha’i CommunityMarlene MackeBox 5<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0768Grace Community Church16 Hillside CourtRev. David HorneRev. Paul Van KesterenBox 1<strong>284</strong><strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1060<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> MinisterialAssociationRev. Dr. Richard Bott<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> United Church85 Church <strong>St</strong>. SBox 542<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3016Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2150administor@stmarysunitedchurch.orgSalvation ArmyFood Bank/ Thrift <strong>St</strong>oreMajor Judy andMajor Jim Hann220 Queen <strong>St</strong>. EBox 29<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Food Bank Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2760Thrift <strong>St</strong>ore Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4822<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Presbyterian Church147 Widder <strong>St</strong>. ERev. Dr. John FraserBox 247<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B1Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2620Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0367stmaryspreschurch@on.aibn.com<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> United ChurchRev. Dr. Richard Bott 8585 Church Church <strong>St</strong>. <strong>St</strong>. S S.Box 542<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3016Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2150administrator@unitedchurch.orgBrown’s Corners UnitedNorth Nissouri UnitedPastor Irene RichardsonR.R.#4<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 349-2657Thamesview United ChurchRev. S. Cameron3178 Perth Road 163R.R.# 1Fullarton, ONNOK 1HOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6710AREA CHURCHESMapleview Mennonite ChurchLyle WeibeTel: (<strong>519</strong>)229-8188Robert ToewsTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-8242Dout SchneidTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-8954Granton-Wesley United ChurchVal HodginsBox 902Granton, ONNOM 1VOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 225-2743Community Bible ChurchPastor Doug Loveday24294 Adelaide <strong>St</strong>. NR.R.#3Lucan, ON NOM 2JOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 225-2580Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2398<strong>of</strong>fice@cbc7.netwww. cbc7.net2nd location call church for details<strong>St</strong>. Paul’s Anglican ChurchKirkton, ONTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1147

13Kirkton UnitedWoodham UnitedRev. ShannonTennantBox 105Kirkton, ONNOK 1KOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-8980<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...AREA CHURCHESArthur Meighen Gr.4-8Principal Jane Morris151 Water <strong>St</strong>. NBox 1300<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3240Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4954www.amdsb.ca/ArthurMeighenPSHoly Name <strong>of</strong> MaryCatholic School Gr. JK-8Principal Cynthia Vink-Broadfoot161 Peel <strong>St</strong>. NBox 428<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2170Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-9916East Nissouri UnionChurchPastorRichard HryniwR.R.#1Lakeside, ONNOM 2GOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 349-2333Motherwell/AvonbankPresbyterian ChurchR.R.#2<strong>St</strong>. Pauls, ONNOK 1VOChurch Tel:(<strong>519</strong>) 229-6<strong>519</strong>(H)Tel:(<strong>519</strong>) 393-6395ST. MARYS SCHOOLSCentral Public Gr. JK-3Principal Janet Jamison189 Elizabeth <strong>St</strong>.Box 550<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1070Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>1076 <strong>284</strong>-1076www.amdsb.ca/<strong>St</strong><strong>Marys</strong>CentralPS<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> D.C.V.I. Gr.9-12Principal Kevin Mills338 Elizabeth <strong>St</strong>.Box 970<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1731Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4042<strong>St</strong>. George’s AnglicanRev. Keith NetheryKing <strong>St</strong>.Box 75Thorndale, ONNOM 2POChurch Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-0675Cell Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 494-0269keith.nethery@sympatico.ca<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Day NurseryMain Day Care FacilityAges 15 mths to 5 yrsBefore and After School ProgramsAges 6 yrs to 12 yrsShelley Doupe121 Ontario <strong>St</strong>. SBox 1537<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3121Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3121sdoupe@town.stmarys.on.cawww.stmarysdaynursery.comA. J. Baker Public Gr. JK-8Principal Jason Pratt528 Allen <strong>St</strong>.Kintore, ON NOM 2COTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 283-1098Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 283-1095baker@tvdsb.on.cawww.tvdsb.on.ca/bakerLeesboro Central Gr. JK-8Principal Jennifer JolliffeR.R.#2Thorndale, ONNOM 2POTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-0510AREA SCHOOLSCentral Perth Gr. JK-8Principal Jim BinnsR.R.#1Sebringville, ONNOK 1XOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 393-5300Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 393-5540www.yourschools.ca/CentralPerthPSPlover Mills Gr. JK-8Principal Tom ParsonR.R.#3Thorndale, ON NOM 2POTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 461-0986Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 461-1814plovermills@tvdsb.on.cawww.tvdsb.on.ca/plovermillsDownie Central Gr. JK-8Principal Robert ParkinsonR.R.#2<strong>St</strong>. Pauls, ONNOK 1VOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 393-6196Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 393-8168South Perth CentennialGr. JK-8Principal Marlene <strong>St</strong>einackerR.R.#1<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 229-8920Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 229-8231

14Federal M.P.Gary Schellenberger544 Huron <strong>St</strong>reet,<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 5T9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-1400Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-9045<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...GOVERNMENTProvincial M.P.P.John Wilkinson55 Lorne Avenue E<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 6S41-800-461-9701Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 272-0660Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 272-1064Perth SouthMunicipal <strong>Office</strong>Muriel KingClerk-Treasurer3204 Road 122<strong>St</strong>. Pauls, ONNOK 1VOTel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-0619Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 271-0647township.perthsouth@cyg.netwww.perthsouth.caAREA MUNICIPAL OFFICESCounty <strong>of</strong> PerthC.A.O. Don Pearson<strong>St</strong>ratford Court House1 Huron <strong>St</strong>reet<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 5S4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-0531ext. 227Thames CentreMunicipal <strong>Office</strong>Doug Alice – Clerk4305 Hamilton RoadDorchester, ONNOL 1G3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 268-7334 or(<strong>519</strong>) 268-39281-866-425-7306dalis@thamescenter.on.cawww.thamescentre.on.caZorra <strong>Town</strong>shipMunicipal <strong>Office</strong>274620 27th LineBox 306Ingersoll, ONN5C 3K5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 485-2490Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 485-2520www.zorra.on.cazorra@.on.caRogers Cable T.V.The United Centre32 Erie <strong>St</strong>reet<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 2M4Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-5202ext. 9037Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-1787<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Journal ArgusLaura Payton115 Queen <strong>St</strong>. EBox 1030<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2440Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3650www.stmarys.comlpayton@stmarys.comLOCAL MEDIA<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>IndependentBox 2065<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1C3Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0041Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0042independent@stonetown.com<strong>St</strong>ratford Beacon HeraldAmber Ogilvie16 Packham RoadBox 430<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 6T6Tel:(<strong>519</strong>) 271-2220 or1-800-265-8577Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) 271-1026www.stratfordbeaconherald.comInside <strong>St</strong>ratford/Perth4-285 Lorne Ave, E<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 7V8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 272-0051Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 272-0067inside@primus.caCJCS 1240AM Radio376 Romeo <strong>St</strong>reet<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 4T9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-2450Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-3102info@CJCSradio.comCHGK 107.7 MIXFM376 Romeo <strong>St</strong>reet<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 4T9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-2450Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 271-3102info@1077mixfm.comBX93743 Wellington Road SouthLondon, OntarioN6C 4R5Main <strong>Office</strong>: (<strong>519</strong>) 686-2525Contest Line: (<strong>519</strong>) 643-2993 or*93 on Rogers Wirelesswww.BX93.com

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Community Information...FACILITIESArmy, Navy & Air Force,Veterans Club23 Wellington <strong>St</strong>. NBox 1135<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4390Bowling LanesScott Rinn21 Church <strong>St</strong>. SBox 2908<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3581<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Arena &Community CentreJim Bryson317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 1053<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2160Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1311jbryson@town.stmarys.on.caCanadian BaseballHall <strong>of</strong> Fame and Museum386 Church <strong>St</strong>. SBox 1838<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1C2Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0777 or(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1838www.baseballhall<strong>of</strong>fame.cabaseball@baseballhall<strong>of</strong>fame.caArena Ball Diamonds & Canteen317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 218<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B1Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4712Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1483recreation@town.stmarys.on.caFriendship Centre<strong>St</strong>ephanie Ische317 James <strong>St</strong>. SBox 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0261friends@town.stmarys.on.ca<strong>St</strong>ambourne <strong>St</strong>ambourne Farms Farms(yoga, (yoga, fencing, fencing, wellness, wellness, dog dogkennels, kennels, mtg mtg room) room)Joanne Joanne Pineau Pineau2379 2379 Road Road 133 133R.R.#1 R.R.#1<strong>St</strong>. <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, <strong>Marys</strong>, ON ONN4X N4X 1C4 1C4Tel: Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4072 <strong>284</strong>-4072info@stambournefarm.cawww.stambournefarm.ca<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Youth CentreCandace O’Hearn217 Park <strong>St</strong>.Box 11<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-9965smyc@quadro.netRoyal CanadianLegionBranch 23666 Church <strong>St</strong>. NBox 1036<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B7Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2267LibraryCindy Poon15 Church <strong>St</strong>. NBox 700<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B4Tel:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3346Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2630www.stmarys.library.on.caTeddy’s FieldCanteenWater <strong>St</strong>. SBox 218<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B1Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272recreation@town.stmarys.on.ca<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> MuseumMary Smith177 Church <strong>St</strong>. SBox 98<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1A9Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3556stmarysmuseum@quadro.netwww.town<strong>of</strong>stmarys.com Lookunder "Discover <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>" Thingsto See and Do<strong>Town</strong> Hall AuditoriumLizet ScottBox 998<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ONN4X 1B6Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2340Fax:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2881Iscott@town.stmarys.on.ca“Come enjoy the taste <strong>of</strong>real home cooking”450 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> • <strong>284</strong>-1240Mon. & Tues. 7am-7pm • Wed.-Sat. 7am-8pm • Sunday 8am-8pm1584 Water <strong>St</strong>., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>284</strong>-3220

16SUMMER<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Ladies Slow PitchLadies recreational slow pitchleague is played every Mon,Wed, and some Fridays.Games are played at theArena Ball Diamonds on 317James <strong>St</strong>. S. Games last for 1hour 15 minutes and starttimes are 6:30 pm, 7:45 pm,and 9:00 p.m.There are currently 14 teamsin the league with an ‘A’ and ‘B’<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Men’s Slow PitchMen’s recreational slow pitchleague is played every Tuesday,Thursday, some Fridays, andone Sunday a month.Games are played at theArena Ball Diamonds on 317James <strong>St</strong>. S. Games last for 1hour 15 minutes and starttimes are 7 pm, 8:15 p.m, and9:30 p.m. There are currently20 teams in the league with an‘A’ and ‘B’ Division.The season starts the lastDivision. The season starts thelast week <strong>of</strong> April and ends thefirst week <strong>of</strong> September with afinal tournament held theweekend after Labour Day. Theleague also hosts a coed tournamentthe first weekend inJune.For more information pleasecontact: Vicki Innes at <strong>284</strong>-4893 (Past President)week <strong>of</strong> April and ends the lastweek <strong>of</strong> August. Play<strong>of</strong>f startsthe week after the regular seasonfinishes and finals are inearly October.The league also hosts a tournamentthe second weekend inMay and a ‘Wobbly Knees’Tournament the first weekendafter Civic holiday in August.For more information pleasecontact: Joe Wilhelm at <strong>284</strong>-4990 (League President)2005 Mites player Ellen Westelaken.<strong>Recreation</strong>al Men’s 35 &Over Slow Pitch LeagueWho: Men over the age <strong>of</strong> 35When: Monday nights at 7 pmWhere: Flats Ball Diamonds (Water <strong>St</strong>. N)To register: Call Mac Zurbrigg at <strong>284</strong>-3685THEROTARYCLUB OF ST. MARYSPlan Nowto Attend the20th AnniversaryCharlie DuttonRotary ClassicGOLFTOURNAMENTMon., Aug. 7thScience Hill Country ClubFor info, contactClaire Sherwin <strong>284</strong>-0898See Better 2006 Play Betterfrom Millson OpticalWe <strong>of</strong>fer awideassortment <strong>of</strong>highqualitySunglasseswithDistinction.✔ Prescription - Non Prescription - Clip Ons✔ Specialty Sunglasses for all activitieslike...Golf, Fishing, Skiing, Snow Boarding, Driving,even RX Swim GogglesIf we don’t have what you are looking for, wecan try to get it.104 Queen <strong>St</strong>., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>284</strong>-4144

17<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball RegistrationEven with the snow onthe ground the thoughts <strong>of</strong>spring practices and summergames are starting tooccur. Registration for <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball is nowbeing collected for bothhardball and fastball.Coed <strong>Recreation</strong>al Six-Pitch (Houseleague)Boys and Girls six pitchis for children born in1997-2000 who wouldlike to play houseleaguegames at Eastward Park.Fun and affordable participationwith no travelinginvolved!FastballMite girls are for girlsborn in 1996-1997,Squirts girls (born 1994-1995), PeeWee Girls (born1992-1993), Bantam Girls(1990-1991), and MidgetGirls (born 1987-1989).HardballTravel teams for hardballstart with Sr. Rookie(born 1998-2000),Mosquito (born 1995-1996), PeeWee (born1993-1994), Bantam(born 1991-1992), Midget(born 1989-1990).Hardball games areplayed at the Flats and theCanadian Baseball Hall <strong>of</strong>Fame.Coaches/Umpires/Volunteers/FansThe Minor BallAssociation always welcomesanyone who hassome interest in helpingout with any aspect <strong>of</strong> thegame. Umpires andcoaches are always neededand people do not haveto be baseball experts toqualify. The associationwill provide the cost <strong>of</strong>basic training forAnnouncing<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> MemorialHospital Foundation13th ANNUALGOLF TOURNAMENT“Texas Scramble”<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Golf & Country Club<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, OntarioThurs., July 13, 2006Come & have a great Fun filled day<strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>ress Free GolfProceeds to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> MemorialHospital FoundationEveryone WelcomeFor more informationplease call<strong>284</strong>-1332ext. 3402<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>ore• Camping Equipment• Fishing Equipment• BBQ’sExpanded• Sporting Goods Assortment• Patio Furniture• Gardening SuppliesWe carry over 20,000 ProductsSUMMERCoaching clinics andUmpire certification.Umpires do receive paymentfor each game and isalways a great summerjob for a responsibleyoung adult who loves thegame! For more informationon becoming a coach,umpire, or volunteer,please contact . We appreciateany support from thecommunity!! Come watchsome games this summer!!How to RegisterTo register, you mayeither fill out a form at the<strong>Recreation</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice,Canadian Baseball Hall <strong>of</strong>Fame’s Downtown <strong>of</strong>ficeand Dunny’s Source ForSports. Please bring twocheques with you as alongwith your registration aseparate bond chequedated Oct. 15/06 will berequired to be submittedwith your registration.The bond fee is $40.00per family, which will notbe cashed in return forvolunteer hours andreturn <strong>of</strong> uniform.Registration/Coaches forms: pages 51-53One <strong>St</strong>opShoppingfor all yourOutdoor NeedsProud to serve <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>& Area since 1938<strong>St</strong>ore HoursMon., Tues., Wed., & Sat.:8:30 am - 6:00 pmThurs., & Fri.: 8:30 - 9 pmSun.: 10 am - 5 pmSUMMER HOURSMon-Fri • 8:30am to 9:00pm84 Wellington <strong>St</strong>., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-1690

SUMMER<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Get Outdoors ClubMembership: The <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Get Outdoors Club hasbeen running for three years. We are a small group <strong>of</strong>children ages 2-10. We run our program in a home,family environment and <strong>of</strong> course in the great outdoors.We are members <strong>of</strong> the Ontario Federation <strong>of</strong>Anglers and Hunters. Through membership <strong>of</strong> $11.75a year, we are able to be a part <strong>of</strong> this program.Programming: The five elements <strong>of</strong> the program areOutdoor Exploration, Education, Fundraising, PublicRelations, and Conservation. We focus on HeritageActivities and base our program on the members’ individualinterests.Our program encourages team participation andgives the children leadership skills through age appropriateroles and responsibilities. The children have funand develop into the club at their own rate. The childrenearn badges, pins, certificates, trophies andrewards as a team. Our goal for youth is to "DiscoverYour Place In The Outdoors".<strong>St</strong>art your own Outdoors Group: When you start anO.F.A.H. Get Outdoors Club in your school or community,the O.F.A.H. will provide a free start-up kit thatincludes over $250.00 worth <strong>of</strong> resource materialssuch as a compass, first aid kit, planning calendar,leadership gavel, wildlife calls, training videos,posters, and the <strong>of</strong>ficial O.F.A.H. Get Outdoors ClubManual. O.F.A.H Get Outdoors is for parents, teachers,local volunteers, and students ages 0-18, interested inpromoting youth leadership, conservation and outdooractivities.Contact Information: For more information or toarrange an O.F.A.H Get Outdoors presentation, pleasecontact us.Deanne Sleeper(<strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Get Outdoors Club) 229-6926Kimberly (O.F.A.H) 1-705-748-6324www.getoutdoors.org** Ask about special youth events,and leadership Summer Camps!!On BoardDo you own or operate a powerboator personal watercraft?Canada-wide regulations introducedSeptember 15, 1999, tohave a Pleasure Craft OperatorCard (PCOC). The Red Cross OnBoard program includes everythingyou and your family need toknow to pass a Canadian Coast Guard accredited test,and get your card.The On Board manual can be purchased on line(www.redcross.ca) or at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> <strong>Office</strong>for the cost <strong>of</strong> $20.00. The manual will outline:• Legal responsibilities• Operation and maintenance <strong>of</strong> a boat• Emergency procedures• Information needed to pass the Canadian CoastGuard accredited test. Once you have a manual, you andyour family can go through it at your own pace to preparefor the test.Ready to take the test? When you are ready to take thetest you may contact the nearest Canadian Red Crossbranch and schedule a time to write the test. The closestbranches to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> are:<strong>St</strong>ratford-Perth Branch100 Gordon <strong>St</strong>reet<strong>St</strong>ratford, ONN5A 7T8Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-9339Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 273-7606London and Middlesex Branch810 Commissioners Road EastLondon, ONN6C 2V5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) 681-7330Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) 686-8540<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Wrestling ClubNEW MEMBERS WELCOME!Contact: Allan <strong>St</strong>ewart<strong>284</strong>-4478 (home) • <strong>284</strong>-4135 (cell)astewart@hscanada.caServing Communities withAutomotive, Electrical& IndustrialSupplies Since 1926“Get The Good <strong>St</strong>uff”8 Industrial Road, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-109018Scott Walsh, AdministratorP.O. Box 2200, 100 Ann <strong>St</strong>.,<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1A1T: <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-3628 F: <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-0575www.wildwoodcarecentre.com

19QUARRY, CADZOW SWIM SCHEDULEQUARRY SWIM SCHEDULESUMMERJUNE 3 - JUNE 21MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.OPEN SWIM3:00 pm - 8:00 pmOPEN SWIM12:00 pm - 8:00 pmMON. TUES. WED.JUNE 22 - JULY 2THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.OPEN SWIM3:00 pm - 8:00 pmJULY 3 - AUGUST 25MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.EARLY BIRD SWIM 7:30 am - 9:00 amLESSONS 9:00 am - 1:00 pmOPEN SWIM 1:00 pm - 8:00 pmOPEN SWIM12:00 pm - 8:00 pmAUGUST 26 - SEPTEMBER 4MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.EARLY BIRD SWIM 7:30 am - 9:00 amOPEN SWIM 12:00 pm - 8:00 pmOPEN SWIM12:00 pm - 8:00 pmCADZOW SWIM SCHEDULEJUNE 17 - JULY 2MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.OPEN SWIM4:00 pm - 8:00 pmJULY 3 - AUGUST 25MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.AQUA SQUIRTS5:00pm - 5:30pmOPEN SWIM7:00pm -8:00pmLESSONS 9:00 am - 1:00 pmSENIOR SWIM 1:00 pm - 1:30 pmOPEN SWIM 1:30 pm - 5:00 pmAQUA SQUIRTS5:00pm - 5:30pmAQUA TOTS (Shallow end) 5:30 pm - 8:00 pmAQUA ADULTS (Deep end) 5:30 pm - 6:00 pmOPEN SWIM 6:00 pm - 7:00 pmFAMILY SWIMShallow EndAQUA BLASTDeep End7:00 pm - 8:00 pmOPEN SWIM7:00pm -8:00pmFAMILY SWIMShallow EndAQUA BLASTDeep End7:00 pm - 8:00 pmAQUA SQUIRTS5:00pm - 5:30pmOPEN SWIM7:00pm -8:00pmOPEN SWIM 12:00 pm - 4:00 pmOPEN SWIM 4:00 pm - 5:00 pmOPEN SWIM 5:00 pm - 8:00 pmRENTALS9:00 am to 12:00 pmOPEN SWIM12:00 pm - 4:00 pmRENTALS4:00 pm - 5:00 pmOPEN SWIM5:00 pm - 8:00 pmAUGUST 26 - SEPTEMBER 4MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. & SUN.SENIOR SWIM 12:00 pm - 12:30 pmOPEN SWIM 12:30 pm - 4:00 pmRENTALS 4:00 pm - 5:00 pmOPEN SWIM 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmOPEN SWIM 12:00 pm - 4:00 pmRENTALS 4:00 pm - 5:00 pmOPEN SWIM 5:00 - 8:00pm

20SUMMERSwimmingDear Parents /Guardians,Beginning September 2005 the AquaQuest levels we currently use will be replaced with the new Red CrossSwim Program. These lessons will continue to target three core areas, swimming, fitness activities, skills andwater safety. The lessons will be divided into three different categories:Red Cross Preschoolages 6 months to 5 years- is a new seven-level programranging from water orientation toa basic session together and aregradually separate. We have condensedthis program to 3 Levels.Red Cross Swim Kidsages 6-12- is a new ten-level programreplacing AquaQuest with a freshapproach to swimming and watersafety education.AquaAdultsages 13 & up- wanting to learn basic toadvanced skills. These lessons aregeared to individuals interested insafety, strokes, endurance andfitness.EQUIVALENCY BETWEEN FORMER AND NEW PROGRAMParticipants Enroll In Old AquaQuestRequirements Level Level CompleteParent and totParent and tot3-5 years, previous lessonsnot necessary. Child in poolwith instructor only.Preschool DUCKPreschool SEA TURTLESPreschool SALAMANDERAQUA TOTS 1-2AQUA TOTS 3Participants Enroll In Old AquaQuestRequirements Level Level Complete6-12 years, just starting out, previous lessons not necessary.6-12 years, can float on front and back, flutter kick andglide on front and back, swim 5 metres continuously.6-12 years, deep water activities, glide on front and backwith kick 5 metres and swim 10 metres continuously.6-12 years, can swim front crawl for 5 metres and swim15 metre continuously.6-12 years, can swim front crawl for 10 metres, swim onback for 10 metres and swim 25 metres continuously.6-12 years, can swim on front/back crawl 15 metres,whip kick on back 5 metres, kneeling dive and swim 25metres continuously.6-12 years, can swim on front/back crawl 25 metres, elementarybackstroke 15 metres and swim 150 metrescontinuously.6-12 years, can swim front/back crawl 50 metres, elementarybackstroke 25 metres, whip kick on back 15metres and swim 150 metres continuously.6-12 years, can swim on front/back crawl 75 metres, elementarybackstroke and breaststroke 25 meters andswim 300 meters continuously.6-12 years, can swim on front/back crawl 100 metres,elementary backstroke 25 metres and swim 400 metrescontinuously.Swim Kids LEVEL 1Swim Kids LEVEL 2Swim Kids LEVEL 3Swim Kids LEVEL 4Swim Kids LEVEL 5Swim Kids LEVEL 6Swim Kids LEVEL 7Swim Kids LEVEL 8Swim Kids LEVEL 9Swim Kids LEVEL 10LEVEL 1LEVEL 2/3LEVEL 4LEVEL 5LEVEL 6LEVEL 7LEVEL 8LEVEL 9LEVEL 10LEVEL 11/2

21Swimming Lesson & Admission Fees<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Out <strong>of</strong> <strong>Town</strong> ResidentsResidents (excluding Zorra)1/2 Hour Lesson(inc. Aquatots ) $42.00 $52.003/4 Hour Lesson $47.00 $57.00Aqua Squirts $25.00 $35.00Aqua Adults $42.00 $52.00Bronze <strong>St</strong>ar $60.00 $70.00Bronze Medallion ,Bronze Cross $100.00 $100.00& Leaders + text + textBronze Medallion &Cross Text Books $35.00 $35.00Leaders Text books $40.00 $40.00Aqua Blastseason pass $42.00 $52.00HOW TO REGISTERSUMMERAfter filling out the registration form, you may do one <strong>of</strong>the following: Drop <strong>of</strong>f the registration form to the<strong>Recreation</strong> <strong>Office</strong> (317 James <strong>St</strong>. S) during the hours <strong>of</strong>Mon-Fri 9-5pm. Note – cash / cheque are only accepted aspayment. Interac is not available.Mail to: 317 James <strong>St</strong>. S, Box 782 <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B5accompanied with a cheque.** Phone registrations will not be accepted **Registration forms will be accepted daily starting March30, 2006 and will be entered into the computer on a firstcome first serve basis. Should we not be able to fulfilleither <strong>of</strong> your two options, we will place you on a waitinglist as well as contact you for an alternative time. Refundswill only be issued in the following circumstances:Program cancellation by Department. Individual cancellationprior to the beginning <strong>of</strong> the class, NSF cheques willbe charged an administrative fee <strong>of</strong> $20.00 for the return<strong>of</strong> your cheque. If this occurs, you will be required toreplace your original cheque with cash or a certifiedcheque.Registration form on page 50Cadzow:General Admission $2.00Special RateBook <strong>of</strong> 30 Coupons $40.00Special Rate FamilyDay Rate $8.00Special RateFamily Season Pass $200.00Pool Rental $50.00/(to a max. <strong>of</strong> 75 persons) one hourSenior SwimM-F 1-1:30pm July 3-Aug 25$40.00or $2.00M-F 12-12:30pm Aug 26-Sep 4 per visitAqua Blast $3.00Pool Rental / per hour $50.00School Pizza Days& FundraisingGodfather's makes it fun & easy for you!Contact your local Godfather's Pizza Manager for details.Quarry:General Admission $4.00Special RateBook <strong>of</strong> 30 Coupons $70.00Special RateFamily Day Rate $15.00Special RateFamily Season Pass $300.00(inc. Cadzow)Early Bird Pass $8.00/(M-F 7:30-9am July 3-Sep 4) for 5 visitsEarly Bird Pass for2006 season $55.00<strong>284</strong>-0900105 Queen <strong>St</strong>reet ST. MARYS

22SUMMERAquatic Leadership ProgramsBRONZE STARPrerequisite: age 12 – AquaQuest 12 (NEW Level 10)Information: This program is greatfor students who have completed the AquaQuestLevels, but have not reached the age <strong>of</strong> 13.Swimmers develop stronger team building, rescue,and endurance skills.BRONZE MEDALLIONPrerequisite: age 13 & older – OR Completion <strong>of</strong>Bronze <strong>St</strong>arInformation: Teaches an understanding <strong>of</strong> the lifesavingprinciples as well aspreparation for rescues. Swimmers develop strokeefficiency and endurance in a timed swim.BRONZE CROSSPrerequisite: Bronze Medallion and Emergency FirstAidInformation: For lifesavers who want the challengeWildwood Conservation AreaWildwood Conservation Area <strong>of</strong>fersa 425-site campground with modernwashrooms and laundry facilities;excellent boating, fishing and hikingopportunities; summer recreationalprograms and a large day use areawith a sandy beach and playgroundequipment.The campground opens on Friday,April 21 and closes on Sunday,October 15. Wildwood hosts a variety<strong>of</strong> special events including a CivilWar Re-enactment (June 24-25),Annual Live Release Family FishingDerby (July 8). During the wintermonths, our facilities are closed,however we <strong>of</strong>fer groomed crosscountryski trails for people to enjoy.To reserve a campsite, please callour toll-free reservation line at 1-866-ONT-CAMP (1-866-668-2267) oronline at www.thamesriver.on.ca .Enjoy!84 Wellington <strong>St</strong>. S.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-1112Open at 11 a.m.Eat In, Pick Up orDelivery Available<strong>of</strong> more advanced training including an introductionto safe supervision in aquatic facilities.AQUA BLASTThis multi-level class is great for everyone and is afull body workout. The instructor will <strong>of</strong>fer optionsfor all fitness levels. This class is led by an instructorand conducted in the deep end at Cadzow Pool. Thedepth <strong>of</strong> the deep end is 4 1/2’. Participants do notneed to know how to swim– just be comfortable inchest deep water.Aqua fit is appropriate for all levels <strong>of</strong> fitness andallows you to work at your own pace with littleimpact.Cost:$3.00 per class or $42.00 for entire summerTime:Tuesdays & Thursdays 7 pm- 8 pmDuration:July 3 - August 25, 2006Wildwood Conservation Area is a great place to cool <strong>of</strong>f on a hot day.For information <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-2292 and infoline@thamesriver.on.ca.Industrial RoadP.O. Box 569<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON.,N4X 1B3D.R. ROBINSONFABRICATING LTD.Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3351Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4426Dale RobinsonCWB Certified WeldingPortable Welding • Custom Shearing & BreakingCustom Fabricating • Custom Painting• <strong>St</strong>ainless • Aluminum • <strong>St</strong>eel

2006 Cadzow and Quarry Lesson ScheduleLOCATIONSESSION 4Aug. 14 - 25SESSION 3July 31 - Aug. 11SESSION 2July 17 - 28LEVEL SESSION 1July 3 - 14Aquatots 1, 2, 3 Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Cadzow Pool - Shallow EndCadzow PoolLevel 1, 2 - Shallow EndLevel 3 - Shallow & Deep EndLevel 4, 5 - Deep EndMon-Fri9:00-9:30am 9:30-10am10-10:30am 10:30-11am11-11:30am 11:30-12pm12-12:30pm 12:30-1pmMon-Fri (incl. holidays)9:00-9:30am 9:30-10am10-10:30am 10:30-11am11-11:30am 11:30-12pm12-12:30pm 12:30-1pmMon-Fri9:00-9:30am 9:30-10am10-10:30am 10:30-11am11-11:30am 11:30-12pm12-12:30pm 12:30-1pmMon-Fri9:00-9:30am 9:30-10am10-10:30am 10:30-11am11-11:30am 11:30-12pm12-12:30pm 12:30-1pmSwim Kids Level 1Swim Kids Level 2Swim Kids Level 3Swim Kids Level 4Swim Kids Level 5AquaSquirts Mon, Wed, Fri 5:00-5:30pm Mon, Wed, Fri 5:00-5:30pm Cadzow PoolAquaAdults Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Mon-Fri 5:30-6:00pm Cadzow Pool - Deep EndQuarryMon-Fri9:00-9:45am 9:45-10:30am10:30-11:15am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pmMon-Fri9:00-9:45am 9:45-10:30am10:30-11:15am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pmMon-Fri9:00-9:45am 9:45-10:30am10:30-11:15am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pmSwim Kids Level 6 Mon-Fri9:00-9:45am 9:45-10:30am10:30-11:15am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pmSwim Kids Level 7 9:45-10:30am 11:15-12pm 9:45-10:30am 11:15-12pm 9:45-10:30am 11:15-12pm 9:45-10:30am 11:15-12pm QuarryQuarry9:00-9:45am10:30-11:15am9:00-9:45am10:30-11:15am9:00-9:45am10:30-11:15amSwim Kids Level 8 9:00-9:45am10:30-11:15amQuarry9:45-10:30am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pm9:45-10:30am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pm9:45-10:30am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pmSwim Kids Level 9 9:45-10:30am11:15-12pm 12-12:45pm9-9:30am 10:30-11:15am 9-9:30am 10:30-11:15am Quarry9-9:30am 10:30-11:15am12-12:45pmSwim Kids Level 10 9-9:30am 10:30-11:15am12-12:45pm23Bronze <strong>St</strong>ar 12:00-1:00pm 12:00-1:00pm QuarryBronze Medallion, 9:00am-11:00am 9:00am-11:00am QuarryBronze Cross 9:00am-11:00am 9:00am-11:00am QuarryAqua Blast Tues, Thurs 7:00-8:00pm Tues, Thurs 7:00-8:00pm Tues, Thurs 7:00-8:00pm Tues, Thurs 7:00-8:00pm Cadzow Pool - Deep EndInclement Weather: Classes will resume regardless <strong>of</strong> the weather. In the case <strong>of</strong> thunder & lightning, students will be taught a water safety lesson indoors.Holidays: Classes will continue on all holidays that occur during the season.SUMMERSwim lessons at CadzowPool 2005.

24SUMMERST. MARYS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB<strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Golf & Country Club opens for golf from approximately April 1 toOctober 31.The Club House is available for activities all year round, call <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-3704for details and availability.Play “One <strong>of</strong> Ontario’s Hidden Treasures”.• Club Rentals $10.• Driving Range Bucket $4.75• Kitchen open to all public April - Oct. <strong>St</strong>op in for lunchon the patio, or call in for pickup orders.• More information available www.stmarysgolf.com<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-3704Celebrating 75 Years in 2006Special Week <strong>of</strong> activities May 29- June 4Play ‘One <strong>of</strong> Ontario’s Hidden Treasures’2006 ratesHoles M-Thur Friday Weekend/holidays9 $21 $21 $2318 $32 $35 $42- Twilight $10 <strong>of</strong>f 18 hole fee Includes GSTCART FEES9 $16 $16 $1618 $30 $30 $30- Twilight $10 <strong>of</strong>f 18 hole fee Includes GST<strong>St</strong>udent Greens Fees - 18 years & under– before 4pm M-F after 2 weekends9 $13 $13 $1318 $22 $22 $22Upscale HomesWithout The Upscale PriceVisit Our Model HomeCall Saturdays, for Open 10-12 & 1-4House Or call for times a showing<strong>St</strong>artingin the low$100,000sAt Maple Lane Park in<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, there are nocompromises. OurNorthlander modularhomes are constructedwith the finest materials.Inside is where yourdreams come to life.Pick your colours.Select your cabinetstyles. Create thosenurturinghearth andhome spaces you'vealways wanted - thegourmet kitchen, theentertainment-sizelivingroom, theluxurious "spa"bathroom. Exceptionalaccommodation on lowcostleased lots.25 Thames Rd., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> www.maplelanepark.caPhone (<strong>519</strong>) 225-2330Cell (<strong>519</strong>) 852-1033Planning a Tournament or Competition?We have...• 25 spacious rooms and suites• Fully licensed • Outdoor Patio • Wireless InternetMrs. B’s Country <strong>St</strong>yle DiningOffers a casual place to relax and enjoy great times and greatfood with family and friends after the big game.Daily and Weekly Specials Available• Prime Rib • Halibut Fish & Chips• Pasta • PizzaJoin us for Traditional Sunday Brunch11 am - 2 pmFor take-out call:(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4140940 Queen <strong>St</strong>reet East, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario, N4X 1B31-800-409-3366To see our full menu visit us online at www.stonewillow.comOur Restaurantis OpenDaily7 am -9 pm100% Smoke FreeMembers <strong>of</strong>Ontario’s HealthyRestaurant Program

THE CANADIAN BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUMThe Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame & Museum is located on 32 acres <strong>of</strong>parkland and includes an amazing museum, three uniqueball fields (<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Cement Company Field, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Rotary Club Field and one yet to be named field) andwalking trails. Plans are under way to construct a dormitory,a new museum and a stadium around the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Cement Company Field.Since our grand opening on June 4, 1998, the Hall <strong>of</strong>Fame & Museum has been home to some <strong>of</strong> Canada’smost memorable baseball moments. We havehosted both the Men’s & Women’s NationalBaseball Teams, conducted several top rankedclinics and hosted championship tournaments.We are also home to the local <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> MinorBall Teams and run a team in the PremierBaseball League <strong>of</strong> Ontario. Several <strong>of</strong> theinductees we have enshrined include: AAGPBLCanadian Ladies, Bobby Mattick, Jim Fanning,Dave McKay, Gary Carter, Paul Beeston, Cito Gaston,Joe Carter, the Vancouver Asahi, Kirk McCaskill, AndreDawson, <strong>St</strong>eve Rogers & Dave <strong>St</strong>ieb.Toronto Blue Jays Clinic:Saturday, April 29Held at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Rotary Club Field from 11-4pm, willinclude four hours <strong>of</strong> instruction, BBQ lunch, Jays t-shirt, hat& other prizes. The clinic will be for boys & girls ages 7-14with Hall <strong>of</strong> Famer Jim Fanning as one <strong>of</strong> the instructors.Cost to be determined.Opening Day:Saturday, May 6With Hall <strong>of</strong> Famer Jim Fanning in attendance we will presentour Winter Clinic Certificates to over 100 children whotook part in our 7-week winter program. Also the first annualIndustrial tournament will take place & will include BBQ& beer tent.Celebrity Golf Tournament & Banquet:Friday, June 23Our 10th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic will be an exciting dayinvolving two dozen celebrities, three amazing meals, a giftbag and a chance to win a vehicle.Induction Day:Saturday, June 24Come early in the morning and stay late into the night! Theday will be filled with the induction <strong>of</strong> Ron Hayter, TomLasorda, Larry McLean and Ron <strong>St</strong>ead, and will include ballgames, museum tours, barbecue, beer tent, silent auction,celebrity autograph session and a live concert at night.May: weekends onlySaturday: 10:30-4:00pmSunday: 12:00-4:00pmJune 1 to October 8thDaily: 10:30-4:00pmSunday: 12:00-4:00pmSUMMEROff Season:Oct 9th – May 4, 2007Pre-booked group tours onlyAdmission:Adults: $7.50Seniors: $6.00Children (5-16): $3.75Family: $15Canadian Baseball Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame & MuseumP.O. Box 1838386 Church <strong>St</strong>. S. – museum140 Queen <strong>St</strong>. – <strong>of</strong>fice<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1C2<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-1838 – phone<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-1234 – faxbaseball@baseballhall<strong>of</strong>fame.cawww.baseballhall<strong>of</strong>fame.caKIDS ON DECK2006 BASEBALL CAMPS FOR CANADA’S YOUTHThese week-long camps focus on the fundamentals<strong>of</strong> the game we all love, and baseball is used as amedium to teach social justice and cultural awarenessto the boys and girls.Camp Dates:July 2-July 8, July 9-15, July 16-22, July 23-29.1. Priority given to safety and security2. Open to boys & girls aged 10-153. Nutritious food and quality accommodations4. Focus on the FUNdamentals <strong>of</strong> the game we alllove5. Also includes other sport activities such as swimming6. Bus trip to Rogers Centre included7. Day-rate option is available(drop <strong>of</strong>f & pick up versus over night)8. Individual and group instruction by qualifiedinstructors/chaperones9. Players grouped by age/skill level-Beginnerswelcome10. Cultural awareness and social justice programmingalso include.I’m excited by this progressive step forward bythe Hall to give a boost to our leaders <strong>of</strong> tomorrow.- Larry Walker, Maple Ridge, B.C.• Complete Line <strong>of</strong> Petroleum Products• Propane • CardlockST. MARYS • <strong>284</strong>-342025G.J. SHARPExcavatingLIMITED225-2330RR6 <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Fax: 225-2300• Excavator• Bulldozer• BackhoeFreeEstimatesby the hour or contractPromptService

26SUMMERST. MARYS & AREA MINOR SOCCER ASSOCIATIONDIVISIONMite & TykeU8U10U11 GirlsU11 BoysU13 GirlsU13 BoysU15 GirlsU15 BoysU17 GirlsU17 BoysU18 GB & GYEAR OFBIRTH2000-20021998 & 19991996 & 19971995 & 19961995 & 19961993 & 19941993 & 19941991 & 19921991 & 19921989 & 19901989 & 19901988COEDYESYESYESNONONONONONONONONOEVENINGPLAYED <strong>St</strong>art Date LocationMon.&Wed. May 15 @ 6:30pm DCVITues.&Thurs. May 16 @ 6:45pm To be announcedMon.&Wed. May 15 @ 6:45pm To be announcedVarious May 1 @ 6:30pm Arena FieldVarious May 1 @ 7:30pm Arena FieldVarious May 2 @ 6:30pm Arena FieldVarious May 2 @ 7:30pm Arena FieldVarious May 3 @ 6:30pm Arena FieldVarious May 3 @ 7:30pm Arena FieldVariousMay 3 @ 6:30pm Arena FieldVarious May 3 @ 7:30pm Arena FieldVarious To be announced To be announcedOUT OFTOWNTRAVEL FEENO $40.00NO $45.00NO $45.00YES $60.00YES $60.00YES $60.00YES $60.00YES $65.00YES $65.00YES $65.00YES $65.00YES $65.00Picture required for players in U11 - U182006 LDYSL Select Teams- U11B, U13B, U18B, U13G, U15G, U16G, U18G• Players must register with Minor Soccer beforeMarch 11th. Try outs will begin March 20, 2006• Selected players are subject to additional fees <strong>of</strong>approximately $100.00 per playerFamily Rate: First & 2nd child full price. Third child$20.00 discount, 4th child $20.00 discount etc.Bond: There is a $50.00 PER FAMILY volunteer/jerseybond. Registration forms will not be accepted without aseparate bond cheque dated September 1, 2006. Bondcheques must have the player’s name(s) printed on thecheque.Late Fees: Registration forms received after March11th are based upon team availability and will be subjectto a $25.00/family late fee.Registration form on page 54DOG BOARDING KENNELS<strong>St</strong>ambourne Farm2379 Rd. 133R.R.#1, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>across the Thames from ScienceHill Golf & Country Club(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4072www.stambournefarm.ca(click on dog boarding)info@stambournefarm.caFlames’ coach Paul Van De Walle instructshis players along the sidelines.SANDY’S T.V. & APPLIANCESSERVICE & SALESSALES OF:Satellite SystemsInglis Whirlpool & Crosley AppliancesJVC & LG TV’s & ElectronicsCentral Vac SystemsService to all makes <strong>of</strong> TV’s & Appliances1879 James <strong>St</strong>. S., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Tel: 349-2800Long Distance 1-800-394-4391Open Mon., Wed., Fri., 9-5 (Tues., Thurs. & Sat. by appointment)

The 2006 <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> River Road RunThe fourteenth running <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> River RoadRun is set to take place on Sunday, September 24,2006. Following tradition, two race distances will be<strong>of</strong>fered: a fast 3 kilometre route and a challenging 14kilometre run along the Thames River. The 14 kilometrerace will definitely test the most serious <strong>of</strong> runners,while the 3 kilometre race is suitable for walkers aswell as any “speedsters”. Last year's new start and finishat the Quarry were very positively received!All proceeds from the races will go to the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Memorial Hospital; last year’s race raised $8500 for thehospital’s Wellness Centre. Entry fees are $30 for the14 km race and $20 for the 3 km (before September 11)and include a unique T-shirt; there is also a specialfamily entry fee. Waiving <strong>of</strong> fees will once again be<strong>of</strong>fered if a runner collects the minimum amount <strong>of</strong>pledges.This year, we are proud to once again be a part <strong>of</strong>London’s Runners’ Choice Runpikers Series, a raceseries comprised <strong>of</strong> other running events held in smallcities and towns around London. Registration formsfor the River Road Run will be available soon at the<strong>Recreation</strong> <strong>of</strong>fice and from local businesses. In themeantime, anyone interested in running or volunteeringon race day can contact Marco Balestrin at <strong>284</strong>-1675 or check out our website at www.riverroadrun.cafor more information. See you at the River Road Run!6500 Yards Par 72The Place To Be!Join a League for as little as $195Ladies League - Tues. 4-6 • Men’s League - Wed. 4-6Farmer’s League - TuesdayCouples - Every Friday Eveningbring your friendsGOLF + CART + MEAL$60.00 for 22006 GREEN FEES GST INCLUDEDMon.-Thurs. Fri. Sat. & Sun.9 Holes.................. $21................... $21................. $2218 Holes................ $32................... $35................. $39Twilight $10. <strong>of</strong>f 18 HolesGREAT GOLF DEALS <strong>284</strong>-3704www.stmarysgolf.com27SUMMERLocal runner Julie Froud shows top form during theRiver Road Run 2005 in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>.Gentle Hatha Yoga ClassesHatha Yoga can help you to:• Recover or maintain your health• Increase flexibility, tone & strengthen the body• Improve balance, focus and concentration• Calm your mind and relax youHatha Yoga can address specific conditions such as:Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, arthritis, digestive disorders,heart disease.CLASSES INST. MARYS, UNIONDALE & STRATFORDFor all levels <strong>of</strong> experience.Contact: Joanne Pineau, HBSc.Certified Yoga Teacher(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4072yoga@stambournefarm.cawww.stambournefarm.ca

THAMES ROADINDUSTRIALTO LONDONPERTH ROAD139PARKJONES ST. W.PELLISSIER ST.TO HWY. 7CARRALL STREETFRONT ST.QUEEN ST. W.LONG ST.WATER ST. S.ANN ST.WARNER ST.INGERSOLL ST.WILLARD CT.HOSPITALHMARKHAM ST.WEST WARDPARK16ELGIN ST. W.SALINA ST.TENNIS COURTS"THE QUARRY" SWIMMING POOLLIND SPORTSPLEXCENTENNIAL PARK30GORE ST.31SALINA ST. N.SALINA ST. S.WESTOVER ST.PremierDiamondPracticeInfield7THAMESVIEWCRESENTMAIDEN LANEWILLIAM ST.ONTARIO ST. S.PARKLANETHAMESONTARIO ST. N.WASHINGTON ST.ROBINSON ST.QUEEN ST. W.JONES ST. W.THOMAS STREETST. MARIA ST.EMILY ST.VICTORIA ST.THEFLATSPARK ST.GRAND TRUNK TRAILWIDDER ST. W. WIDDER ST. E.PEACE GARDENTHAMES THAMES RIVER RIVERWEST QUARRY8777*PeeWee/Bantam Diamond159MILLENIUM GARDEN >RIVER RIVERTHAMES AVE.TEDDY'S FIELD311718Canadian Baseball Hall<strong>of</strong> Fame and Museum386 Church <strong>St</strong>. <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-183822WATER ST. N.QUEEN ST. E.POSTOpera House OFFICEPOLICEWATER ST. S.WELLINGTON ST. N.WELLINGTON ST. S.MUSEUM251011CADZOW PARK29GEORGE ST.EGAN AVE.CHURCH ST. N.STATION ST.LIBRARY27 RAILWAY STATION26 TOWN HALL 20OLD WATER TOWER2812 LIND PARKCHURCH ST. S.TRACY ST.PEEL STREET S.FRIENDSHIP CENTREPEEL ST. N.KING ST. N.TROUT CREEKKING STREET S.PARK STREETVICTORIA ST.JAMES ST. S.NEW WATER TOWERCANADIAN NATIONAL1419 17JAMES STREET SOUTHSOUTH SERVICE ROADJAMES ST. N.*GLASS ST.TRAILSIDE COURTST. GEORGE ST. N.ST. GEORGE ST. N.ST. GEORGE ST. S.ST. MARYS DISTRICTCOLLEGIATEAND VOCATIONAL INSTITUTEMEIGHEN COURTMAXWELL ST.MEADOWRIDGE621EDISONVALLEYVIEWLANE13ST. JOHN ST. N.ST. JOHN ST. N.ST. JOHN ST. S.ST. ANDREW ST. N.KINPARKST. ANDREW ST. N.ST. ANDREW ST. S.1113EAST WARD PARKETHEL COURTMARGARET COURTDUNSFORD CR.HURON ST. S.444ST. MARYS AREA ARENA &COMMUNITY CENTRE4MEADOWRIDGECOURTDRIVESOUTHVALE ROADPARKHAVENCRESENTSAMUEL ST.55HURON ST. N.HURON ST. N.JUNCTIONSTATIONCARLING ST.BROCK ST. S. BROCK ST. N.BROCK ST. N.QUEEN ST. E.ELGIN ST. E.ELIZABETH STREETROGERS AVENUESPARLING CR.5WHITE COURT4 4*STONERIDGE BLVD23SOUTHVALE PARKTO STRATFORDHIGHLANDCOURTALBERT ST.WATERLOO ST. N.WIDDER ST. E.WATERLOO ST. N.WATERLOO STREET SOUTHJONES ST. E.SPARLINGBUSH PARKOAKWOOD COURTMEADOWRIDGE PARK432RIDGEWOODCRES.RIDGEWOODCRES.ARTHUR ST.1CHARLES ST. S.HEAD ST.CEMETERYCAIN STREETHILLSIDE CT.ELGIN CT.1. CEMETERY2. SPARLING BUSH PARK3. MEADOWRIDGE PARK4. ARENA BASEBALL DIAMONDS &SOCCER FIELDS5. SOUTHVALE PARK6. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYTRAIL7. THE QUARRY & THE LINDSPORTSPLEX8. TEDDY'S FIELD9. RIVERVIEW WALKWAY10. CADZOW PARK / POOL11. EAST WARD PARK12. LIND PARK13. KINPARK14. GRAND TRUNK TRAIL15. DAYCARE4*GAZEBOSPAVILLIONSTOBAGGAN HILLSST. MARYS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUBPERTH LINE 9TO STRATFORDTO WILDWOOD CONSERVATION AREAINDUSTRIAL RD.NINDUSTRIALQUEEN ST. E.PARK16. WEST WARD PARK17. BENNETT PARK18. THE FLATS / LION PARK / LAWNBOWLING CLUB19. NORTH TROUT CREEK PARK20. RAILWAY STATION21. ST. MARYS AND AREA ANDCOMMUNITY CENTRE / FRIENDSHIPCENTRE22. McGIVERON PARK23. JUNCTION STATION24. TENNIS COURTS25. MUSEUM26. TOWN HALL27. LIBRARY28. OLD WATER TOWER29. YOUTH CENTRE30. CENTENIAL PARK31. BASEBALL HALL OF FAME554PLAYGROUNDSSOCCER FIELDSBASEBALL DIAMONDSJINKLIN ST.GIVEN ROADTO LONDONINDUSTRIALPARKINDUSTRIALPARKPERTH ROAD 120TO HWY. 7HURONHWY 402GODERICHHWY 7HWY 4ST. MARYS STRATFORDHWY 19LONDONPORT STANLEYKITCHENER-WATERLOOHWY 7HWY 401TOWN OFST. MARYSPARKS AND RECREATIONFEBRUARY 2006Page 28 Page 29

30AROUND TOWNST. MARYS PARKS & RECREATION FACILITIES<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> is filled with a variety <strong>of</strong> park areas that <strong>of</strong>ferquiet moments <strong>of</strong> solitude or hours <strong>of</strong> activity. If you areinterested in reserving a park facility for a function,there is a minimal rental fee. Please call the <strong>Recreation</strong><strong>Office</strong> at <strong>284</strong>-3272 or email recreation@town<strong>of</strong>stmarys.comfor further details.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>. There are many different access points to thetrail for eg, you can access it from Lion’s Park. You canalso enjoy reading the names <strong>of</strong> donators on the plaquesthat line the bridge over the Thames. Plaques are availableto purchase for $35 donation. Arrangements can bemade at <strong>Recreation</strong> Department.Riverview Walkway: Scenic 1.5 km walk along theeastern bank <strong>of</strong> the Thames river. Have a nice leisurelywalk along the river and enjoy the view <strong>of</strong> VictoriaBridge, Little Falls, and the wildlife along the riverbanks.The Flats: Located on the Thames River, this picturesquepark <strong>of</strong>fers the scenery <strong>of</strong> the Grand TrunkTrail and the north end <strong>of</strong> the falls. The Flats is a restfularea to enjoy a picnic lunch, launch a small boat at theramp, watch a game <strong>of</strong> lawn bowling or an evening baseballgame.Lion’s Park: Located at the north end <strong>of</strong> the Flats is anewly structured wooden shelter with picnic tables andhydro. This is a great location to have family picnics andenjoy the view <strong>of</strong> the Grand Trunk Trail. Access to thetrail is only steps away from this park.Grand Trunk Trail: A 3km walking trail on an abandonedCN rail line at the north edge <strong>of</strong>Kin Park: A lonely serene park along both sides <strong>of</strong>Trout Creek. A walking bridge connects the two portions<strong>of</strong> the park. Come visit the swans, enjoy the playground,have a picnic at the gazebo and spend time enjoying thearboretum on the north portion <strong>of</strong> the park. <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Kinsmen have been instrumental in developing this park,therefore it is suiting to the name.The Millennium Park: Millennium Park is found on thenorth side <strong>of</strong> Trout Creek between Water <strong>St</strong> andWellington <strong>St</strong>. This park commemorates the year 2000and is a very pleasant spot to rest and enjoy the view.The Peace Garden: Planting <strong>of</strong> the Peace Garden onthe scenic Riverway Walkway along the Thames Riverbegan in 2001. A dedication and memorial service washeld on September 11, 2002. With gardens on both sides<strong>of</strong> the walkway, it is a evolving into a place to spend aquiet moment as you stroll the walkway at any season <strong>of</strong>the year.“Proud Sponsor <strong>of</strong> theBaseball Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame”Downtown Pontiac Buick GMC•SALES •LEASING •SERVICE •PARTS449 Queen <strong>St</strong>reet West, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>www.downtownpontiac.gmcanada.com(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3310Rental Hotline<strong>284</strong>-0723Get Up & GetMoving...all year longThe average Canadian child watches23 hours <strong>of</strong> TV each weekand is notactive enough to be healthyTURN OFF THE SCREENS WEEKApril 24-28FOUR WAYS TO GETACTIVE AND BESCREEN-FREE CALLHEALTH LINE271-7600 ext 267or visit www.pdhu.on.ca

ST. MARYS STORYTELLING FESTIVALThe annual <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>orytellingFestival “Once Upon a Thames” willbe held on The Flats, on the MiltDunnell Field, from Friday,September 8 to Sunday afternoon,September 10.Local school children attend onFridayWorkshops are <strong>of</strong>fered Saturdaymorning<strong>St</strong>orytelling for all ages in children,adult and family tents on Saturdayafternoon; special evening andSunday programsAdmission: Adults $7; Children K –8 $3; Preschoolers are freeCome and enjoy this wonderfuloutdoor, adult and family-orientedevent! See you at The Flats inSeptember!“Once Upon a Thames” is <strong>of</strong>feredby the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>orytelling Inc., aMUSIC LESSONSWant to put your child in musiclessons but don’t know how to fit itinto your already busy schedule?Consider this:The Ministry <strong>of</strong> Education has recognizedthe importance <strong>of</strong> musiceducation in a child’s development,and section 21.2 E <strong>of</strong> the OntarioEducation Act states that a child mayleave during the school day withoutbeing marked absent only if “thechild is absent from school for thepurpose <strong>of</strong> receiving instruction inmusic and the period <strong>of</strong> absencedoes not exceed one-half day in anyweek.”Consideration is given to the child’snon-pr<strong>of</strong>it organization created to:build community through storytelling,enhance literacy skills, promoteintergenerational and multiculturalcommunication, and contributeto the revival <strong>of</strong> the art <strong>of</strong> storytelling.Along with the annual storytellingfestival, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>orytelling Inc.also <strong>of</strong>fers the following communityprograms:Monthly storytelling circles to tellfavourite stories or just to listen.Ages 10 to adult. Donation: $2.<strong>St</strong>orytelling workshops, includingSpellbinders training for those whowant to be volunteer storytellers inschools or just become better storytellers.<strong>St</strong>orytelling concerts for adults orfamilies.To learn more, please visitwww.stmarysstorytelling.org orcall Nancy Vermond at <strong>284</strong>-2698.timetable, and the music instructionwill not conflict with any core classes.The aim <strong>of</strong> music instruction is toenhance learning, not to take awayfrom it. By parents making use <strong>of</strong>this clause they allow themselvesmore flexibility and less runningaround in the evenings.Bonnie Seymour is a qualifiedpiano teacher with 19 years experienceteaching children and adults <strong>of</strong>all ages. She gives lessons from herhome that is conveniently locatedacross the street from ArthurMeighen School and 2 blocks fromHoly Name.Lessons run for a half hour, and areSUMMER<strong>St</strong>udents listening to storyteller LaRon Williams at the 2005 festival.scheduled during the least intrusivepart <strong>of</strong> your child’s day. She has asafe arrival program set up withboth schools, so parents can restassure that their child will be safe. Ifyou would like more information onthe Act and how music educationcan benefit your child, please callbonnie at <strong>284</strong>-0942.“Music enhances the process <strong>of</strong>learning. The systems they nourish,which include our integrated sensory,attention, cognitive, emotionaland motor capacities, are shown tobe the driving forces behind all otherlearning.” (Konrad. R.R., Empathy,Arts and Social <strong>St</strong>udies, 2000.)'Extra variety forthe serious crafter'www.macphearsoncrafts.com& THEORY LESSONSBonnie SeymourQualified Instructor for 19 years.Children ages 5 and up are welcome!Music Classes being <strong>of</strong>fered for children ages 2-5.145 Wellington <strong>St</strong>. N.(across from Arthur Meighen) <strong>284</strong>-812431Classes Offered Year RoundFine Art & DrawingKnitting • Craft SuppliesCall or Visit us online or in person<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-174191 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Box 1810 N4X 1C2

32SUMMERST. MARYS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYThe 159th <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Agricultural Society Fair willbe held on July 20, 21, 22 & 23 at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Community Centre. The theme, which will beassociated with “Eggs,” will be featured throughoutthe Fair displays, demonstrations and programs.The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Fair provides family entertainmentfeaturing the Tom McGiveron Memorial Parade,Pet Show, Baby Show, Talent Show, DemolitionDerby, Children's Entertainment, HomeniukMidway, Car Show, Mini Rod Pull, HomecraftDisplays and Demonstrations just to mention a few.The Homecraft Division provides an opportunityto showcase your talents in quilting, sewing, handcrafts,baking, preserves, photography, scrapbooking,plants, flower arranging and artwork.Admission to the Fair is a toonie which is anincredible bargain for such a wide variety <strong>of</strong> educationalentertainment. The mission <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Agricultural Society is to provide within arural and urban setting, an informative, educationaland entertaining environment.Other events sponsored by the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Agricultural Society include a “Ladies Night Out”with Giselle Ireland – Humorist, March BreakNorm’sTree Service2005 Fair Ambassador Elizabeth Fawcett posed with hermom’s horse, Doc. This year’s fair is July 20, 21, 22 & 23.Entertainment at McCullys Hill Farm Market, a “Working Together” workshop for <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> & Area Service Clubs,“Gardens Galore” at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Cemetery gardens and an Antique Appraisal Day.For information, contact Sheila Greason, President – 349-2768 or Carol McArthur, Secretary/Treasurer <strong>284</strong>-3630.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Spring FinaleIf music be the...FAMILY OWNED& OPERATEDRESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, MUNICIPAL• TREE REMOVAL• TRIMMING• STUMP GRINDING• BRUSH CHIPPING• FIREWOOD & WOOD CHIP SALESFULLY INSURED • FREE ESTIMATES225-2596R.R. #3 • Lucan, Ontario

ST. MARYS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETYSUMMERThe <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Horticultural Society promoteshorticulture by having informative speakers atopen meetings. The Society plants and maintainstwelve flower beds in town. Four flower showcompetitions, a garden fair, a garden tour, twoplant auctions and bus trips are planned. Eventsare planned for junior participants as well.Meetings are held on Wednesdays at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Legion Hall at 7:30 p.m. on the following dates:Open Meetings:March 1, April 5, May 3, June 21, August 23,October 4, November 1, December 6Garden Fair:June 3 0830-1300 hrsGarden Tour:July 9 1500-2000 hrsFor more info contact: Owen O’Brien 229-6589Monthly Activities•Wednesday, April 5 7:30 p.m. ... Bonsai, byRobert Traut, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Horticultural Society’s Garden Tour 2005.•Wednesday, May 3 7:30 p.m .... Spring FlowerShow and Plant Auction• Saturday, June 3 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. ... Garden Fair at the Flats• Wednesday, June 21 7:30 p.m.... Flower and Rose Show, Gardening for Aging Gardeners, By David Hobson,•Sunday, July 9 3 p.m.-8 p.m. ... Annual Garden Tour (rain or shine) Garden Tour and Dinner tickets or justGarden Tour tickets Advance tickets will be sold, locations to be announced• Wednesday, August 23 7:30 p.m. ... Flower and Vegetable Show, Colour in the Garden, By Alain Charest• Wednesday, October 4 7:30 p.m. ...Plant Auction• Wednesday November 1 7:30 p.m.... A Multi-Media Slide Show <strong>of</strong> Gardens by Alice, George Herbert and Friends• Wednesday, December 6 6:30 p.m. ... Christmas Show, Pot Luck, Annual Meeting, Winter Glory By Rowena Martin<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Parks Lawn Bowling ClubLawn bowling <strong>of</strong>fers affordable,healthy outdoor exerciseand competition. The club islocated at the north end <strong>of</strong> theFlats. Organized games beginat 6:30 pm every Tuesday andThursday evening and cost$1.00 per game. New bowlersare welcome. There is nocharge to try lawn bowling for2-3 weeks. Contact the namesbelow, or come down to the clubby 6:30 pm on any Tuesday orThursday.After two weeks, one can joinThe Parks Lawn Bowling Club:Adult- $70 per person, under 18- $35, which allows you to practiceanytime during the weekand play at any club in theworld including tournaments.These members should owntheir own bowls and shoes.For more information contactMarjorie Leslie at <strong>284</strong>-3676.Parks Lawn Bowling Club – <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Tournaments – 2006Men’s PairsWed., May 31 @ 10.00 a.m. Bert Wydeven Memorial Brown Bag PTues., Aug. 15 @ 10.00 a.m. Scotiabank Brown Bag PTues., Aug. 29 @ 10.00 a.m. Lou Lavelle Memorial Brown Bag P- Legion 236Thurs., Sept. 14 @ 10.00 a.m. Gerald W. Bull Memorial Lunch incl. PLadies PairsFri., Sept. 8 @ 10.00 a.m. Hubbard Pharmacy Brown Bag LP/MPMixed PairsTues., June 20 @ 1:30 p.m. Downtown Pontiac <strong>St</strong>rawberries LP/MPFri., June 30 @ 10.00 a.m. <strong>St</strong>onetown Foodland Lunch incl. M.T.Fri., July 7 @ 1:30 p.m. Valu-Mart B.B.Q Incl. LP/MPSun., July 30 @ 10.00 a.m. Royal Bank Brown Bag LP/MPSun., Oct. 1 @ 10.00 a.m. <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Ford [Fowl] Brown Bag LP/MPContact Larry McLellan at (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-350233

34EVENTS7TH ANNUAL THAMES RIVER CLEAN UPWe would like to invite you to participate in The 7th Annual Thames River Clean Up. This year promises to bebigger and better than ever! All registered participants will be eligible to win a brand new canoe donatedby Nova Craft Canoe!During the past six years, many environmentally concerned volunteers, landowners, clubs, organizations andmunicipalities have all pulled together during Earth Week to help clean up portions <strong>of</strong> the Thames River. Lastyear 1,800 volunteers were able to clean up 212 km <strong>of</strong> the Thames River and tributaries. This year, the ThamesRiver Clean Up will happen on Earth Day, Saturday, April 22nd. Through participation in this event, secondaryschool students can earn hours toward their Community Involvement Volunteer Hours.Thanks to the financial support given to us by our community partners, the Thames River Clean Up committeewill provide all volunteers with garbage bags and work gloves. We hope that many <strong>of</strong> the volunteers will adopta section <strong>of</strong> river and continue to care for it year round.If you would like to show your appreciation for our Canadian Heritage River and participate in our efforts tohelp make the Thames a cleaner and healthier waterway, come out and clean up your favourite part <strong>of</strong> theThames River. For more information, please contact Todd Sleeper, NOAH C.C. at (<strong>519</strong>) 229-6926, or tdsleeper@quadro.net.More detailed information can be found at our website at www.thamesrivercleanup.ca.KINSMEN HERITAGE DAY DUCK RACEYours truly,Todd Sleeper, PresidentThe NOAH Conservation Club<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Kinsmen Club 2006 events include the first annual Heritage Day Duck Race Saturday, July 8 at 7 p.m.at the Flats. Bring your family and a lawn chair and enjoy the festivities. Cheer on your duck.We will be selling ducks for $5 each or a family or five for $20.Prizes include a $2,500 gas voucher from Graham Energy, a 27 in. TV from Claude’s Audiotronics, a family packto a Toronto Jays game, and two tickets to an event at the JLC in London.The club will be hosting the outside refreshment tent at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> fair July 20 to 22. Enjoy a great lineup <strong>of</strong>entertainment while meeting up with old friends at the Fair. Watch for our annual Cystic Fibrosis week in May(Kin’s Commitment to CF). Our Motto is: ‘Serving The Community’s Greatest Need.”New members are always welcome. If you wish to Grow, Learn, Make Friends and Have Fun. Please ContactKinsmen Club President Charlie Harris at charlietuna@cyg.net or <strong>284</strong>-3679.JR. B LINCOLNS 3RD ANNUAL BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOURNEY<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Jr. B Lincolns will host their 3rd annual Beach Volleyball Tournament at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Arena on Friday,May 5 and Saturday, May 3.Lincolns executive bring in many truckloads <strong>of</strong> sand ... and then the fun begins. Co-ed teams <strong>of</strong> six will play aminimum <strong>of</strong> four 25-minute games in a bid for cash prizes -- and bragging rights.There’s also two on two events for the more serious volleyballers.At the end <strong>of</strong> the evening on Saturday, the Jr. B Lincolns annual $25,000 elimination draw will be made.For elimination draw tickets or more information, contact Peter Westelaken at <strong>284</strong>-1149, Rob Mossey (229-6236)or Ed Parkinson (<strong>284</strong>-0587).Beach Volleyball entry forms are available at the Journal Argus, Dunny’s Sports and <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> valu-mart.ST. MARYSFAIR“Canadian Roots, Eh”July 20, 21, 22 & 23GREASONSSUPPLY & SERVICE INC.67 Years in business!UNIONDALE 349-2250• Automotive• Hardware, Farm• IndustrialCOMPLETE SERVICESHOP & TOWING

<strong>St</strong>onetowne Quilters GuildThe <strong>St</strong>onetowne Quilters Guild provides a supportiveopportunity to learn about the designing, making, showingand caring <strong>of</strong> quilted crafts and related items in afriendly environment.Meetings: Held the 3rd Tuesday <strong>of</strong> the monthSeptember - MayTime: 9:30 a.m.Location: at Grace Community ChurchCost: $30.00 annuallyContact: Mary Lou DavisTel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2837Email: mrdavis@rogers.comST. MARYS SCHOOL OF BATON<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>St</strong>arlettes<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> School <strong>of</strong> Baton <strong>of</strong>fersTwirl, Travel Friendship and Fun!Lessons are held Tuesday eveningsfrom September to June at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>DCVI gymnasium.Registration and free lessons areheld in September.Members participate in parades andcompetitions, group and individualevents.For more information, call coachesSue Clarke at <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-1502 or Sandi Vanderschot at<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-0250.ST. JOHN AMBULANCEYEAR-ROUNDThe local branch <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. John Ambulance Canada has70 members and more are always welcome!<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Branch 672, <strong>St</strong>. John Ambulance, AdultPatient Care Division 946 and Cadet Division 1009 ismade up entirely <strong>of</strong> volunteers who, in their spare time,help out at local events. Our Adult Division currently has20 members and our Cadet (Youth) Division has over 60members.<strong>St</strong>. John Ambulance Adult Division meets everySunday night at 7 p.m. The Division is for adults ages 18years and up. The meetings are held at the JamesPurdue Centre, 300 Elgin <strong>St</strong>. E.<strong>St</strong>. John Ambulance Cadet (Youth) Division meetsevery Thursday night, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The CadetDivision is for youth ages 9 to 18. They also meet at theJames Purdue Centre, 300 Elgin <strong>St</strong>. E. This is the onlyyouth program that is run in Perth County.Both divisions and branches can be reached by callingthe <strong>St</strong>. John <strong>Office</strong> at (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0600 or by faxing informationto (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3120. If you are interested in takingfirst aid courses, please call the <strong>St</strong>ratfordAdministration Centre at (<strong>519</strong>) 271-2290.SEWING LESSONSSewing Lessons, Simply Sew at 109 Queen <strong>St</strong>reet East<strong>of</strong>fers sewing lessons all year long to children (JK andup) and Adults. For more information call KristineFink (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0856."Not Just aQuilt Shop"Alterations, Custom Sewing & Embroidery•Come in for all your Sewing Needs....Don't know how to sew?We can teach you that too!JK to Adult Lessons Year Round Mon. - Fri.WHEN YOU THINK SEWING AND QUILTINGTHINKAND THINK LEGENDARYPRECISION STITCH QUALITY* Fabrics (featuring Northcott Silks)* Notions* Patterns* Crosstitch* Gifts"Proudly at"109 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E.,<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Book YourBirthday PartyWith Us!<strong>St</strong>ore HoursMon. 12-8 pmTues., Wed., Fri. 10-5 pmThurs. 10-8 pmSat. 10-3 pm<strong>284</strong>-0856 149 Downie <strong>St</strong>. <strong>St</strong>ratford 271-966035Memory Craft 6600Pr<strong>of</strong>essional• THE LARGEST ARM AND BED SPACE OF ANY HOME SEWING MACHINE• AcuFeed – LAYERED FABRIC FEEDING SYSTEM GUIDES FABRIC TOPAND BOTTOM• AUTO THREAD CUTTER TOUCH THE BUTTON THE MACHINESNIPS THE THREAD• JAM-PROOF, MAGNETIC, TOP LOADING, FULL ROTARY HOOKSYSTEM• AUTO LOCK, LOCK-A-MATIC, AND NEEDLE UP/DOWN QUICKCOMMAND KEYS• BUILT IN NEEDLE THREADER• LARGE EXTENSION TABLEAuthorized JANOME Dealeralso see a selection <strong>of</strong> our machines at Simply Sew109 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>

36WINTERST. MARYS MINOR HOCKEYThe <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor HockeyAssociation provides minor hockeyfor more than 450 players aged 4-19years.The SMHA strives to provide a programthat meets the needs for all itsplayers, whatever their age or skilllevel. There are teams in houseleague, local league, and additionalentry (AE), "BB" and girls league.Tryouts for the "BB" and "AE"teams are held after Labour Dayeach fall, while the girls’ teams beginplay in mid-September and thehouse and local league teams startupearly in October.At the conclusion <strong>of</strong> their regularseason schedules the "BB" and "AE"teams compete in OMHA play downsand Shamrock League play<strong>of</strong>fs.Our local league and girls teamsparticipate in their respective leagueplay<strong>of</strong>fs, in the Lambton Middlesexand Western Ontario Girls HockeyLeagues.The backbone <strong>of</strong> the SMHA is themany volunteers who organize,coach and raise funds. The success<strong>of</strong> fundraisers such as BoosterWeekend each November, the FishFry Dinner, and No Body ContactMen’s Tournament every spring andour Golf Tournament in Augustenable the SMHA to keep registrationfees at an affordable level.Local businesses and organizationssupport minor hockey through teamsponsorships and donations atBooster Weekend and we appreciatetheir contributions to the youth <strong>of</strong>the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> community.Over its long history the SMHA hasdeveloped thousands <strong>of</strong> hockey players,some in whom have gone to playjunior, college or pr<strong>of</strong>essional hockey.Whether they make hockey acareer or a recreational pastime,minor hockey has been and will continueto be an important part <strong>of</strong> thelives <strong>of</strong> the people in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> andarea. We know they will learn somelife skills that they will take withthem the rest <strong>of</strong> their lives. We areproud to provide our kids the opportunityto experience the FUN in thegame <strong>of</strong> hockey.For more information please visitour web site at www.stmarysminorhockey.caOr contact <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor HockeyPresident Rob Wiffen, <strong>284</strong>-2806, formore information.Pet & Animal Needs“Small <strong>Town</strong> Service, Big City Selection”<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Largest Selection <strong>of</strong>:✓ Eukanuba, Eagle, Science Diet, Nutro,Wellness, Natural Balance, Iams, Purina and more✓ Small Animal Feeds, Cages & Accessories✓ Large Selection <strong>of</strong> Bird Feeders & Feeds✓ Frozen Perth Pork Products & Norpac BeefNOW AVAILABLEFish, Crickets, Frozen Mice, Hamsters, Gerbils,Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Kittens available for adoption, Etc.Located at 127 Queen <strong>St</strong>reetin Downtown <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-4000Crafting Classes• Group events • Ladies night out• Birthday partiesFundraising Enquiries WelcomeCall to book:166 Queen <strong>St</strong>reet East, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> • <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-9900www.villagecraftandcandle.com

SCOUTINGLooking for an activity the wholefamily can enjoy?ScoutsCanada<strong>of</strong>fers educational programs for bothboys and girls <strong>of</strong> ALL ages:If you are interested in camping, canoeing, and communityservice work, Scouting is what you are lookingfor. Scouts have Apple Day, paper drives and plant treesthrough Trees Canada. The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Scout Camp is atthe south end <strong>of</strong> Wildwood Lake.The Scouting year usually starts in September and endsin June.Group committee meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday <strong>of</strong>each month. Scouting is always looking for new leadersand Group Committee members.For more information please contact:Marilyn Peaker at (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-4659Dave Vanstrien at (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-1664BEAVERS (ages 5-7) Meets on Tuesday NightsDevelop self -confidence through playing games, crafts,music, storytelling, and learning about the outdoorsCUBS (8-11) Meets on Wednesday NightsHelps to builds personal self-confidence through a widerange <strong>of</strong> games, crafts and experiences with the outdoorswhile making life long friends.SCOUTS (11-14) Meets on Monday NightsHelps youth expand their leadership skills and gain selfconfidence.VENTURERS (14-17) Meets on Monday NightsHelps teens advance their leadership skills and gainself-confidence.GIRL GUIDEGIRL GUIDESGIRL GUIDEVOLLEYBALLWINTERGirlGuidesJoin the Girl Guides forFun, Friendship and New Adventures!Local meetings are held weekday evenings. All girlsparticipate in a spring District Camp as well as otheractivities with their units. Come out and join the fun!Girl Guides is where girls challenge themselves, makefriends for life and discover their true potentialSparks: 5-6 Brownies: 7-8, Guides: 9-11, Pathfinders:12-14.ST. MARYSSparks - Monday 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 pm.Brownies - Wednesday’s 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.Guides - Thursdays 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.KIRKTONSparks - Tuesday 7 p.m. to 8 .m.Brownies - Tuesday 7 p.m. to 8:15p.m.Guides - Tuesday 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.Pathfinders (Joint <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>/Kirkton Unit) Tuesday 7to 9 p.m.Do you have a talent or skill to share with youngwomen? Consider being a Leader and make a differencefor girls in your community. New Guiders arealways needed.For membership information, contact DistrictCommissioner Katie Hazlewood at (<strong>519</strong>) 225-02462.Or find out more at: www.girlguides.ca.Competitive volleyball rules with recreational enjoymentat heart. If this sounds like your idea <strong>of</strong> fun fortwo hours every week from September to April, thenmixed volleyball is for you! For further informationplease contact Les Brunton at <strong>284</strong>-1731STACEY'S PIZZAMore thanjust Pepperoni.Try ourGourmet Pizzas!A Community WithinThe Community <strong>of</strong><strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>310 Queen<strong>St</strong>reet East<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-2921After The Game or Any Time118 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>284</strong>-186437www.kingswaylodge.com

WINTERST. MARYS CURLING ASSOCIATIONCurling provides an opportunity for fun, fellowship,fitness and the challenge <strong>of</strong> a game <strong>of</strong> skills and strategyfor folks from 8 to 88. Spectators are welcome towatch the action.We <strong>of</strong>fer leagues and bonspiels for men, ladies,mixed, senior, and junior curlers. We can provide acurling experience for groups <strong>of</strong> 8 to 64 people, andaccommodate up to 75 people with kitchen and barfacilities for Christmas parties, family gatherings andbusiness functions. Learn to curl sessions are availableto groups or individuals. Come and join us for awinter <strong>of</strong> curling, fun and social activities startingOctober 23, 2006.ST MARYS CURLING CLUB REGISTRATIONName: _______________________________________Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Full membership $280.00 + GSTOne night membership $250.00 + GSTJunior (to 19) $100.00 + GSTJunior Program $50.00 + GSTsubject to changeCircle League(s) you will JoinMonday Farmers Mixed . . . . . . . . . .1-3:30 pmMonday Ladies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 pmTuesday Mixed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-3 pmTuesday Men’s <strong>Recreation</strong>al . . . . . . . . . . .7 pmWednesday Men’s Competitive . .7pm and 9 pmThursday Mixed . . . . .9:30 am, 7 pm and 9 pmFriday Mixed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 pmSunday Junior Program . . . . . . . . . . . .1:30 pmJillian Nairn, left, Kaitlyn Armstrong and CatherineWallis guide a rock down the ice during OCA playdowns.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Curling ClubBox 3027, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario, N4X 1A6(<strong>519</strong>)-<strong>284</strong>-3090orwww.stmaryscurling.caCOME FLY WITH US...BETWEEN KINTORE & EMBROon 31st LineCharter Servicewithin Canada andthe United <strong>St</strong>atesMotorcoaches,School Busesand VansIndividual Day &Overnight ToursGroup TourPackagesPhone 661-7844 on weekends during summer 219 Frederick <strong>St</strong>., <strong>St</strong>ratford, ON N5A 3V6 <strong>519</strong>. 271.7741Ont. Reg. #233545438

ST. MARYS RINGETTE ASSOCIATIONThis non-contact sport emphasizes team play. It is a fastand exciting skating game. This is a great sport for all agesfrom Bunnies(5) to older teenage girls. All levels <strong>of</strong> competitivenessare <strong>of</strong>fered. We have ice times Tuesday,Thursday, and Saturday in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>. Our strength lies inour volunteer executive and coaches. Registration begins inspring with discounts for first year players. September is“Bring a Friend Night” which is a great free intro to thesport. March Break is the Annual Ivor Newton Fun Day,don’t forget our major fundraiser the Valentines DaySpaghetti Dinner. On June 10th is our first BX93 Dance.What a great time. All year long, fun is had by all, withmemories to share.For more information visit: www.stmarysringette.caOr contactPaul B. Smith or Denise Gibson<strong>519</strong>-229-8600 271-5690paul@pbsmith.caST. MARYS WRESTLING CLUBExperience the fun and excitement <strong>of</strong>Olympic Freestyle Wrestling.• Open to Boys andGirls, ages 9 – 19• Compete in 4 or 5tournaments a year,based on age, weightand gender.• Season lasts fromNovember to April• Practice Tuesdayand Thursday nightsat the High Schoolfrom 6:30 to 8:00• Coaches are certifiedby the OntarioAmateur WrestlingAssociation• $65 per season<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Wrestling Club graduate,Ryan <strong>St</strong>ewart – nowwrestling for the University <strong>of</strong>Western Ontario - throws anopponent.WINTER<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Ringette is all about fun and friendship.ST. MARYS PUBLIC SKATINGTiny Tots:Mondays 1:00- 2:00pm, Thursdays 10:00- 11:00amAdult Skate:Wednesday 10:00-11:00amPublic Skate:Saturdays 11:00am-12:30pm Sundays 2:30-4:00 pmPublic Skate starts the 1st weekend <strong>of</strong> October andends the last weekend in March. Times are subject tochange.Contact Information: Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2160Email: cforman@town.stmarys.on.ca orjbryson@town.stmarys.on.ca••• Rules <strong>of</strong> the Rink •••HELMETS ARE MANDATORYAll skaters to travel in one directionNo skating backwardsNo TagNo figure skatingNo swearing or spittingNo hockey equipment or pucksNo food or drinks on ice surfaceNo strollers or street shoes on iceNo rapid stopping HAVE FUN!!!!ADMISSIONPublic School$3.00<strong>St</strong>udents$3.25Adults$3.25Family$8.50Best Location for Teams in <strong>Town</strong>!Call Ahead and ask for Team Package!Good times & great foodin our family-pubatmosphere. Best burgersand sandwiches aroundwith 11 different beers ontap. Full children’s menu.120 Parkview Dr., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-1110Open 7 days a week from 11 a.m.39Investors Group Financial Services Inc.LeslieShowersConsultantBillChmuraAssociateMarkLindsayDivision DirectorTMTrademarks owned by Investors Group Inc. and licensed to its affiliated corporations.108 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-3534

WINTERST. MARYS SKATING CLUBThe <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Skating Club welcomes skaters <strong>of</strong> all ages toparticipate in programs ranging from learn-to-skate to prepowerand beyond. Regular skating programs operate fromOctober to March and run 2-3 times weekly.Members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Skating Club are also proudmembers <strong>of</strong> Skate Canada, and each have their own personalmembership number. As a member <strong>of</strong> Skate Canada,our club is part <strong>of</strong> a national association with access to thehighest quality skating programs inCanada. All programs are designedand delivered by certified skatingpr<strong>of</strong>essionals.Programs <strong>of</strong>fered thought the <strong>St</strong><strong>Marys</strong> Skating Club include Preschooland CanSkate LEvel 1-6.Preschool is for young, new skaters who are in earlieststages with primary focus on starting and stopping balance,gliding forward, backward, edges, power and speed.Following CanSkate our skaters move into the Intermediate,or Pre-preliminary program, and ten on to senior levels.Pre-power skating is <strong>of</strong>fered to your skaters whose mainfocus is to learn these skating skills with an eye to movingon to hockey or Ringette.Synchronized skating is also <strong>of</strong>fered by the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Skating Club, with teams in both the Pre-Juvenile andFestival Adult levels. The Pre-Juvenile synchro skatingteam, known as The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Synchro Kids, is made up <strong>of</strong>8-16 skaters, up to ages 12. The adult synchronized skatingteam, known as Mystic Ice, is made <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> 123 - 20 skaters,age 18 and over.sons from a certificate coach in order todevelop their skills further. The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Skating club hasseveral dedicated pr<strong>of</strong>essional coaches who are availablefor private lessons.Many <strong>of</strong> our skaters move through he Skate Canada levelsand go on to participate in competitions throughout theYoung skaters Emily Payne, left and Lauren Ischewere ready to go on the ice when this photo wastaken prior to the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Skating Club’sannual carnival in January 2006.region and beyond. This is an exciting venture for skaters, parents and coaches alike, and helps develop the skater’sconfidence and love <strong>of</strong> skating.Volunteers are key to the operation <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Skating Club. The club Executive is completely volunteerbased.ProgramAssistants are made up <strong>of</strong> older skaters who volunteer their time to assist the coaches in the delivery<strong>of</strong> programs. These PA’s are valuable assets to the club and their time and energy are greatly appreciated.Further information on the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Skating Club can be obtained by calling:President: Sue Fowler <strong>284</strong>-1567Registrars: Helen Gozzard <strong>284</strong>-0552 or Michelle Clark <strong>284</strong>-0389ST. MARYS COMMUNITYREHABILITATIONFor Sports Injuries and Prevention<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-0904www.stmarysphysio.com• Physiotherapy Assessment & Treatment• Orthotics • Specialized Exercise Programs268 Maiden Lane, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> at the Wellness Centre4015 Exposures25 Exposures40 ExposuresOn Site Developing72 hrs. GuaranteedWhy send your photos out <strong>of</strong> town?72 HOUR 1 HOUR$6.99$7.99$12.99$8.99$9.99$14.99558 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>284</strong>-3211

STONETOWN ENTERTAINERS<strong>St</strong>onetown EntertainersFor: all who enjoy singingMeet: Fridays at 9.30 – 11 a.m. at theFriendship CentrePerform: Spring Show in MayFor more information please contactBrian Emery 273-0994WINTERFRIENDSHIP BELL RINGERSFriendship Bell RingersMeet: Wednesdays 9.30 – 11 a.m. at thePresbyterian ChurchPerform: at Spring Show in MayFor more information please contactBrian Emery 273-0994<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Walking Program at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> D.C.V.I.Is the cold weather, slippery conditions keeping youaway from your walking exercise? Well worry no more!<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> Department, in conjunction with<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> D.C.V.I, has a walking program which makeswalking indoors easier than you think!Times for walking at D.C.V.I. are: Monday–Friday• 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM and• 4:00 PM to 7:30 PMAfter 7:30 PM, the school entrances will be locked fromthe outside for security reasons. However, you will still beable to continue walking until 10:30 PM at which time theschool will be locked if no one is using the facility.This program is free and self-directed so the onlyrequirement is that you register with the <strong>Recreation</strong> <strong>Office</strong>.How to Register it’s as easy as : 1, 2 or 3!1. Mail the completed registration form to us at:The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> Department317 James <strong>St</strong>. S., P.O. Box 782<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B52. Send us a email containing the same informationas it appears on the registration form.recreation@town.stmarys.on.ca3. Come and visit us here at the <strong>Recreation</strong> <strong>Office</strong> andbring your completed form with you.Registration form on page 55Why just join a clubwhen you can join amovement?At Curves, we give the supportyou need to achieve 30-minutefitness and commonsense weightloss.curves.com<strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-469550 Water <strong>St</strong>reetSaint <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1A4The power to amaze yourself TMGet One WeekFREE **Or exchange on first visit for special discount.Free week may be redeemed on first visit or exchange for special membership discount.Not valid with any other <strong>of</strong>fer. Valid only at participating locations.© 2006 Curves International41PhysiotherapyMassage TherapyPersonal TrainingPilates Exercise ClassesPedorthic Services198 Queen <strong>St</strong>. East, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>.2569

WINTERMUSIC AND OPERA APPRECIATION INC.Music and Opera Appreciation Inc.The purpose <strong>of</strong> Music and Opera Appreciation is to excite, educate and entertain anyone interested in the musicalarts but who may have little background in music. We <strong>of</strong>fer 24 weeks <strong>of</strong> programming.Thanks to our donors, MOA is able to present its programs which enhance our lives. MOA presents an unforgettablemusical journey which has shaped its reputation for artistic excellence. A member <strong>of</strong> the audience cries s<strong>of</strong>tlyat the most intense moment <strong>of</strong> Poulenc’s The Dialogues <strong>of</strong> the Carmelites. People find a supportive group <strong>of</strong> friendsin a stimulating musical environment.A tired adult drags herself to the program and forgets her problems and goes home refreshed and energized. Weall enrich our lives through musical experiences. The subscription revenue and fees only cover 24% <strong>of</strong> our annualbudget. In 2006 The Ontario Arts Council and the Ontario Trillium Foundation to contribute 14% towards ourexpenses, Membership 24%, Corporations and foundations 29 % and Individual and General fund raising 7%.For further information call John Leberg at <strong>519</strong> <strong>284</strong> 4814 or go to our websitewww.musicandopera@bravehost.com.Fall 2006Music and Opera Appreciation Inc. presents its fall musical Tuesday series from September 26 to November 282006 from 2.30-4.30 p.m. Included are three operas based on the roles <strong>of</strong> 19th century women. Manon, ManonLescaut and La Traviata, What about Wagner’s Ring Cycle?, the great pianist Martha Argerich, a Leonard Bersteinprogram and our special guest, Janet <strong>St</strong>ubbs who will discuss her career a leading Canadian opera star and her currentcareer as the Executive Director <strong>of</strong> the Ontario Arts Council Foundation.MOTUS DANCE SCHOOLSince its inception, the school has welcomed hundreds <strong>of</strong> children. All dance techniques and choreographies arebased on the movement principles and rhythms inherent in the Mitzvah Technique. Running September to June, programstaught at Motus include tap, jazz, modern and ballet. Our students range in age from 3 years and up. Thedance year ends with 4 performances at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Town</strong> Hall, which has always been a successful showcase <strong>of</strong>the talents <strong>of</strong> local youth.The History Of Motus DanceAfter receiving an arts degree from Michigan <strong>St</strong>ate University, Rory Sc<strong>of</strong>ield began performing all over NorthAmerica and beyond, including New York City and The National Ballet.As a pr<strong>of</strong>essional dancer in Toronto, Rory met Nehemia Cohen, the founder <strong>of</strong> the Mitzvah Technique and began tostudy with him intensely. The Mitzvah Technique is a postural program which brings out ones physical uprightness.Fascinated with Mitzvah, Rory began to incorporate it into her work as a pr<strong>of</strong>essional choreographer and personalfitness trainer. Combining her training and skills, Rory has created a program called Poetic Posture. She <strong>of</strong>fers privateone hour sessions for people <strong>of</strong> all ages and walks <strong>of</strong> life. A very relaxing technique, Poetic Posture combinesprecise passive movements and postural education to bring out one’s inherent child-like mobility.The Motus <strong>St</strong>udio also provides a facility for other movement programs hosted by the talented people <strong>of</strong> our community.Our focus for the future is limitless. If you are interested in learning more about The Motus Dance Schoolprograms and Poetic Posture, wish to enroll in one <strong>of</strong> our exciting programs or are interested in hosting a workshopor class in our studio, please contact us today!Motus Dance School is located at 158 Queen <strong>St</strong>reet E., phone <strong>284</strong>-3411, check out www.motusschool<strong>of</strong> dance.com‘A SpecialOccasion Deservesan ExtraordinaryFeast’R.R.#2, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ont. N4X 1C5 349-2271SaturdayMorningsMay 20 to Oct. 28, ‘068 am - 12 noonat Water <strong>St</strong>. & Jones <strong>St</strong>.(behind GOCO Service <strong>St</strong>ation)42GRANTHAM DAIRY LTD.RR #2 <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>284</strong>-2661• Quality Dairy Products • Friendly ServiceHearn’s Ice Cream• Hard & S<strong>of</strong>t Ice Cream • Fruit Yogourt Cones• Ice Cream Cakes and Pies • Smoothies• Footlong Hot Dogs • Submarine SandwichesOPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEKMARCH TO SEPTEMBERSince 1969327 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E., <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong><strong>284</strong>-2096

43STRATFORD PERTH FAMILY YMCAYEAR ROUNDThe <strong>St</strong>ratford Perth Family YMCA is a charitable association dedicated to providing opportunities for personalgrowth in spirit, mind and body and service to others in an environment that is open to all. There are two branchesfor our member’s use, one being located in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> and the other in <strong>St</strong>ratford. Your membership fees coversfull membership to both locations.Included in your membership:• Our fitness centre with cardio, weight machines, and free weight area.• A wide range <strong>of</strong> fitness classes including Yoga, kickboxing, step, older adults and more…• Orientations to the equipment and our facility• Youth/Teen programs• Pool (<strong>St</strong>ratford location)Not included in your membership, but available are:• Personal Trainers• Babysitting• Day passesHours <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> YMCAMonday - Friday 6 AM-9PM Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 8AM-2PMWe <strong>of</strong>fer opportunities for volunteers to join our team in different program areas and Financial Assistance is<strong>of</strong>fered for those individuals or families that would like to join. Please contact the YMCA for information on any<strong>of</strong> our programs or with any questions you may have. Our friendly staff would love to answer your questions, orif you stop in, give you a tour.YMCA <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>YMCA <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>ratford268 Maiden Lane 204 Downie <strong>St</strong>reet S.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario<strong>St</strong>ratford, OntarioN4X 1A5N5A 1X4(<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2500 (<strong>519</strong>) 271-0480INNER WHEELThe Inner Wheel Club is comprised <strong>of</strong> the wives and familymembers <strong>of</strong> Rotarians and supports the ROTARY CLUB<strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong> .<strong>Marys</strong> in their activities and fundraisers.Inner Wheel holds a Valentine dessert and Court Whist inFebruary. Inner Wheel presents a bursary to a D.C.V.I. student.Inner Wheel objectives are 1. To Promote TrueFriendships. 2. To Encourage the Ideals <strong>of</strong> PersonalService. 3. To Foster International Understanding. With103,000 members in 98 countries we are one <strong>of</strong> the largestwomen’s organizations in the world.STONELEIGH FARM RIDING SCHOOLWant to learn to jump a fence? Maybe go for a quiet ridealong the Thames River with your horsie pals?At <strong>St</strong>oneleigh Farm Riding School, we <strong>of</strong>fer English ridinglessons for children and adults from beginner toadvanced on quiet horses and ponies. Whether you wantto enter the show ring or just be safe and have fun, wecan help.Lessons are an hour long and day and evening times areavailable. Classes are limited to a maximum <strong>of</strong> two ridersper group and cost is $20 for beginners, $30 for intermediate/advanced.Ride year ‘round in the indoor arena.When it warms up, there is a fenced sand ring and lots<strong>of</strong> trails. Ship-in lessons welcome.Limited boarding and training board available. Call oremail us to arrange a visit: stoneleigh@xplornet.com or<strong>284</strong>-4883.

YEAR ROUNDST. MARYS MUSEUMIs History Your Hobby?Would you like to learn more about the rich heritage <strong>of</strong>the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> area? Would you enjoy spending some <strong>of</strong>your leisure time promoting the understanding andpreservation <strong>of</strong> this heritage? Several local organizationswould welcome your participation.1. <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museum: There are volunteer opportunitiesto suit all schedules at the Museum. Some volunteerscome regularly on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. Theyassist with activities that include:care <strong>of</strong> the collection; artifacts that volunteers workwith include textiles, clothing, photograph, woodworkingtools.research – especially answering mail or email questionsabout local history;exhibits – setting up displays relating to local history.Other volunteers come as needed to help with specialevents and activities such as open houses, children’s programs,large group visits, walking tours.More Volunteers Needed: In the early months <strong>of</strong> 2006,the Museum has been undergoing a major renovation/addition project to make the building accessible and tocreate more space both for public and museum functions.The completion <strong>of</strong> this project will mean anincreased need for volunteers. Contact Mary Smith, <strong>284</strong>-3556 or stmarysmuseum@quadro.net for more info.2. Friends <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museum: This is a fairlynew group that supports the activities <strong>of</strong> our communitymuseum through participation in special events, includingfundraising. In 2006, their special focus is the renovation/additionproject. When this is complete, theFriends group will assist with upgrades to the originalexhibit areas. The Friends <strong>of</strong> the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museumholds an Annual General Meeting each March andactively encourages new members.Watch the local newspapers for announcements <strong>of</strong>Friends’ events or contact the President, Jennifer Leslie,<strong>284</strong>-3190.3. <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>-on-the-Thames Historical Society: ThisQueen Victoria visited the Museum last year.group has been active in Sr. <strong>Marys</strong> for almost 30 years,promoting the understanding and appreciation <strong>of</strong> localhistory. Each February as close as possible to HeritageDay, the Historical Society sponsors the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Heritage Fair. This popular event gives individuals andorganizations the chance to show <strong>of</strong>f their local historyprojects. The Historical Society does a great deal to supportthe <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museum, including assisting with theannual Museum Christmas Open House in earlyDecember. From time to time, the Society sponsors speciallectures and events relating to local history.For info, call Chair Hilda Andrews, 229-6179.4. Municipal Committees: There are two municipalcommittees with a focus on history. These committeesare appointed every three years following each municipalelection.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museum Board: This citizens’ group meetsmonthly and advises on the policies and activities <strong>of</strong> the<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museum. The 2004-6 Board was very involvedin the Museum addition/renovation project.Heritage <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>: In accordance with the provisions<strong>of</strong> the Ontario Heritage Act, the <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>appoints a Municipal Heritage Committee to advise onbuilt and landscape heritage. Heritage <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> meetsthe first Saturday morning <strong>of</strong> each month. A currentfocus is the proposed Heritage Conservation District forthe Central Commercial District. This committee alsorecommends properties for designation and providesadvice on restoration <strong>of</strong> heritage properties.Daily Specials • Full Childrens' Menu• Dine in • Take OutA Great Place to Celebratewith Family & FriendsMon-Fri 6 :30 am to 4 :00 pm, Sat-Sun 7 :00 am to 2 :00 pm528 Queen <strong>St</strong>. E. <strong>284</strong>-033344NOTE: Because there is a municipal election inNovember 2006, there will be the chance to apply forpositions on both these committees. Watch local newspapersfor advertisements for committee positions, probablyin late October or early November 2006.To find out more about the activities<strong>of</strong> these two committees, contact the<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Museum, <strong>284</strong>-3556.To learn more about applying for aposition on any municipal committee,contact the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Town</strong> Hall, <strong>284</strong>-2340.

45THE ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Chapter #121The Order <strong>of</strong> the Eastern <strong>St</strong>ar dates its origin from1855 when Dr. Robert Morris conceived the idea thatfemale relatives <strong>of</strong> the Master Masons could share therewards <strong>of</strong> the great Fraternal Order. The wives, daughters,legally- adopted daughters, mothers, widows, sisters,granddaughters, grandmothers, nieces, <strong>of</strong> MasterMasons in good standing may become members <strong>of</strong> theOrder <strong>of</strong> the Eastern <strong>St</strong>ar.The Order <strong>of</strong> the Easter <strong>St</strong>ar is dedicated to benevolentwork for the betterment <strong>of</strong> the communities. TheFlorence Nightingale Home Foundation makes presentations<strong>of</strong> much needed equipment to hospitals all overOntario. As <strong>of</strong> January 2006 over 200 presentations witha value <strong>of</strong> over $1,000,000 have been made.4-HThe Ontario 4-H Program is about opportunities, personaldevelopment, making friends, and having fun. 4-H helps young people (10-21 years <strong>of</strong> age) learn selfconfidenceand new skills. Members also learn communicationand leadership skills, problem solving, andgoal setting. 4-H Ontario members can choose to beinvolved in any <strong>of</strong> over 60 different projects, rangingfrom drama to woodworking, life skills to livestock,and square dancing to conservation.Youth aged 10 -21 before January 1st <strong>of</strong> this year, areeligible to be a member. A 4-H club consists <strong>of</strong> ascreened volunteer, and six eligible 4-H members.YEAR ROUNDThe Eastern <strong>St</strong>ar presents awards <strong>of</strong> $1,000 to individualsattending institutions <strong>of</strong> religious education. Theseawards are known as Eastern <strong>St</strong>ar Training Awards forReligious Leadership. Rev. March Wolfe was an ESTARLrecipient.The chapters across Ontario as well as the GrandChapter <strong>of</strong> Ontario have donated millions <strong>of</strong> dollars tovarious charitable organizations such as the Children’sHealth Foundation, Camp Trillium, the Rose CherryHome in Milton, Women’s Emergency Centres, The CNIB,Thames Valley Children’s Centre, Make a WishFoundation and the Society for the Prevention <strong>of</strong> Crueltyto Animals. For more information about joining theEastern <strong>St</strong>ar, contact Sheila Greason (<strong>519</strong>-349-2768) orDianne Weeks (<strong>519</strong>-283-6210).4-H volunteers are the foundation <strong>of</strong> our great program.They come from all walks <strong>of</strong> life and from everygeographic location. Volunteers bringenthusiasm, energy and skills andknowledge to the 4-H program. Thereis a host <strong>of</strong> volunteer activities justwaiting for you to explore.For more information contact:Local 4-H Leader: Wendy Nethercott(<strong>519</strong>) 229-6779Website: www.4-hontario.ca

YEAR ROUNDTHE FRIENDSHIP CENTRE AND HOME SUPPORT SERVICESThe Friendship Centre believes it is important that olderadults remain active and involved in their community.This community centre for adults aged 50 and over hasbecome a vital part <strong>of</strong> the community <strong>of</strong>fering a wide variety<strong>of</strong> recreational, educational and volunteer opportunities.Centres such as this are an important part <strong>of</strong> theprocess:Where seniors remain living in their own home.Where interests and activities are encouraged.Where fellowship and dignity are enhanced in day-todayliving.Any man or woman 50 years or over may participate inany programs <strong>of</strong>fered at the Centre. Individuals youngerthan 50 may join if they have a spouse over 50 that is currentlya member. Disabled persons, regardless <strong>of</strong> age arealso eligible. Annual membership fee is $35. Non-membersare welcome to sign up for a slightly higher fee thanthe members’ rate for day trips as well as for programs.For those <strong>of</strong> you who like to volunteer or have some extratime to fill there are always many volunteer opportunitiesavailable at the Centre.Regular Programs Include:Euchre/EuchreamaChoirLine DancingBus TripsShuffleboardCraft ClassesYoga & MeditationLearn to KnitBell RingersGenealogyBirthday PartiesPotlucksTriple-D Quarter HorsesWestern Riding Lessons• • •Ontario Equestrian Federation Certified CoachIndoor ArenaBeginner through AdvanceSafe Rider ProgramCertificate ProgramKiddie LessonsSemi private, Group and PrivateSmall class sizesPart Board• • •23476 Prospect Hill Rd.Thorndale461-920546SwimmingSkatingCrokinoleTai ChiPainting ClassesCribbage<strong>St</strong>orytellingDancingContract BridgeBeginner BridgeGuest Speakers5–Pin BowlingDinners “500”Senior GamesScrapbookingDiscussion Groups<strong>St</strong>ain GlassPepper & Beginner PepperQuiltingFlower ArrangingBelly DancingReflexologyMassage Therapy<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> and Area Home Support Services <strong>of</strong>fers awide range <strong>of</strong> services intended to assist seniors, thoserecovering from illness or injury and people with disabilitiesin maintaining their independence at home foras long as possible. These services include:Meals on Wheels– Hot meals can be delivered to yourdoor 7 days a week by volunteers. Frozen meals can alsobe delivered to your door 5 days a week, or purchased atthe Home Support <strong>of</strong>fice.Congregate Dining– Full course dinners are <strong>of</strong>fered atthe Friendship Centre every Monday at 12 noon, and thefirst and third Wednesday <strong>of</strong> the month at 5:30 p.m.Breakfasts and brunches are also <strong>of</strong>fered.Shopping Services– Take place every Wednesdaymorning. The cost for this program is $2.00 round trip,and can be accessed by phoning the <strong>of</strong>fice at <strong>284</strong>-3272.SWIFT– This stands for <strong>St</strong>aying Well Independent andFit Together, and is the name <strong>of</strong> a gentle fitness class thatis <strong>of</strong>fered for older adults, at the Friendship CentreMonday through Friday mornings, and at FairhillResidence on Tuesday mornings. These classes are onehour long.Foot Care Clinics- Provided by qualified foot careNurses and are held weekly at the Centre. Appointmentsmust be made in advance, by calling the <strong>of</strong>fice. Help isjust a phone call away!Volunteer Drivers – Home Support volunteer driverscan be booked through <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Mobility Services at<strong>284</strong>-4010.Volunteer Visiting– Matches trained volunteers to visitclients who live in their own homes. The volunteer visitsthe client on a weekly basis, and they participate in socialactivities together.Telephone Reassurance- Is also a volunteer based programthat matches volunteers with clients who wouldlike a reassurance phone call on a regular basis.Information & Referral to Home Help Services -Referrals to individuals or businesses who assist withhome maintenance services. We have referral listings <strong>of</strong>people who will help with tasks such as housekeeping,snow removal, and odd jobs.Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272 Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-0261Email: friends@town.stmarys.on.caEmail: homesupport@town.stmarys.on.caHours <strong>of</strong> Operation:Monday – Friday 9:00 am — 5:00 pm

ST. MARYS PUBLIC LIBRARY“Within these portals lies the power that rulesthe world, that priceless gem, knowledge.”“Read what interests you. Read what you want toread.” Premier McGuinty encouraged the citizens <strong>of</strong>Ontario to read. The Premier went on to say, “it’s thebest way to learn and have fun. And it’s the best way toensure you succeed… and our province succeeds… inthe future.”With that in mind … READ ON …Library service at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Public Library began<strong>of</strong>ficially in 1904 when the original Carnegie buildingwas constructed. A hundred year after, the building stillhas its original architectural features, such as highlyornamented Corinthian columns, elegant classical portico;original nineteenth century designed stained glasswindows, and locally quarried limestone structure. Aninscription on the stained glass window reads …“Within these portals lies the power that rules theworld, that priceless gem, knowledge.’The 4,000 square foot stone structure was expanded to6,000 square feet in 1987 with an addition that maintainedthe heritage character <strong>of</strong> the building while allowingfor improved service and collection space. In 2005,the Rotary Reading Garden was added to enhance theLibrary as a place for people, a vital, growing outdoorextension. As Roman philosopher Cicero said, “if youhave a garden and a library, you have everything youneed.”Today, the Library has more than 36,000 titles <strong>of</strong>print and non-print materials on hand. Our collectionconsists <strong>of</strong> …1. VHS Videos and DVD Movies2. Music CD’s and books on tape and on CD3. Magazines, and daily and weekly newspapers4. Government documents5. Large print books6. Reference materials, such as encyclopaedias,almanac, and dictionaries, etc.7. And <strong>of</strong> course … fiction and non-fiction books8. Electronic databasesYEAR ROUNDIn addition toour collection,our library also<strong>of</strong>fers a variety <strong>of</strong>program and servicessuch as …1. Pre-schoolstorytime, talesfor tots, class visits,Chess Club,Movie Nights2. Noon and evening book clubs3. Philosophers’ café4. Writer-in-residence program to read and reviewmanuscripts.5. Adult learning program to help those individualsinterested in upgrading their skills to find a new job, takea college course, and/or finish Grade 12 (GED).6. Other programs and services including our Art andCulture series, our popular Summer Reading Program, aweek-long March Break program, author visits, storytellingprograms, Home bound delivery service, etc.We also provide FREE INTERNET ACCESS to a number<strong>of</strong> computers for public use. In addition, the library also<strong>of</strong>fers a computer station for the use <strong>of</strong> Micros<strong>of</strong>t Wordto prepare resumes, school assignments, and write a letter,etc.The Friends <strong>of</strong> the Library also hosts an annual GiantBook sale and, this year, it will be held on June 23rd and24th at the Mercury Theatre during the Open House <strong>of</strong><strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>.All <strong>of</strong> these programs and services are FREE to the residents<strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> and Perth South communities. Everyperson who lives, works, attends school, or any businessowners who pay property and/or business taxes in the<strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> may apply for a library card free <strong>of</strong>charge. Come visit us!If you are a visitor, you may come to visit the library anduse our resources in house, use the Internet station tocheck and send email messages, and read the dailynewspapers to keep up with the world news.162 James <strong>St</strong>. S.<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>SANDWICHES&SALADS<strong>284</strong>-4404472 Boats & Jackets Available$10.00 per hour (per boat)FunontheWater!✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦For Reservations Call<strong>284</strong>-1707Bob & Janice Houston“WeDeliverto theRiver!”

48YEAR ROUNDST. MARYS DAY NURSERYThe <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Day Nursery is in its 30th year <strong>of</strong> serviceas a licensed, non-pr<strong>of</strong>it childcare centre, operatedby the <strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>.Our Main Centre <strong>of</strong>fers half and full day programs,providing a variety <strong>of</strong> activities to stimulate yourchild’s development from ages 18 months to 5 years <strong>of</strong>age.Before and after school care is also available for childrenages 6 to 10 years <strong>of</strong> age at Holy Name <strong>of</strong> MaryCatholic school and Central Public school.Within our programs your child will participate in• social opportunities for making friends and learningto co-operate as part <strong>of</strong> a group• language experiences <strong>of</strong> self-expression and learningto listen to others• creative expression through art or drama• learning opportunities to experience thinking andproblem solving• pre-reading and printing skills development• outdoor activities for excursions, fresh air andnature awareness• music appreciation.PERTH CARE FOR KIDSLearn Together, Grow Together, Be TogetherServices Include:Toy LendingPlay & LearnHome Child CareEmergency CareChild Care CentreNursery SchoolBefore & After SchoolLocations:Mitchell (<strong>519</strong>) 348-8618<strong>St</strong>ratford (<strong>519</strong>) 273-9082Listowel (<strong>519</strong>) 291-6626Ilderton (<strong>519</strong>) 666-3227Servicing all <strong>of</strong> Perth CountyLead Agency for Perth-Middlesex Early YearsProgramsSCRAPBOOKING LESSONSThe Centre is open from6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to FridaySummer programs are available on a weekly ordaily basis for children ages 2 1/2 to 5 years <strong>of</strong> ageSummer programs are from July 4 until August 25The public is welcome to attend our Annual OpenHouse held on Wednesday, June 7, 2006 from 6:30p.m. until 7:30 p.m.For more information and up-to-date fees,please call <strong>284</strong>-3121 or email any questionsto sdoupe@town.stmarys.on.caLooking for a safe environment for your child or preteento spend supervised time while developing arewarding hobby?Drop in to “Scrapping Notions”, a family-run business,at 101 Queen <strong>St</strong>. East <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>. Deb McRobert, theproud owner, is quick to share her enthusiasm for scrapbooking,the fastest growing hobby in North America.Classes are available for all ages, with Deb especiallyenjoying the younger customers. Birthday parties arealso becoming a favourite way to introduce this craft.Our new era <strong>of</strong> scrapbooking will impress you with aninspiring range <strong>of</strong> colourful papers and unique embellishmentshonouring family and friends. Take advantage<strong>of</strong> this opportunity to start your child in an enrichinghobby that can grow with their many interests. Call Debat <strong>519</strong>-<strong>284</strong>-9990.Karen’s EgyptianBelly Dancingfun, fitness & friendshipfor women <strong>of</strong> any age, any size*Beginners to Advanced in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, <strong>St</strong>ratford & Woodstock• special rate for mothers and daughters• summer classes• workshops for showers, team building etc.• performances• children's classes• pre natal classesEgyptian Belly Dance is very beautiful, skillful and healthy!The movements <strong>of</strong> this authentic cultural dance are created by theabdominal and leg muscles. Very toning and fun!Contact Karen Hunt, <strong>519</strong>-273-2610huntpaulkaren@cyg.net stratford.bellydance.tripod.com

ST. MARYS YOUTH CENTREYEAR ROUNDThe <strong>St</strong> <strong>Marys</strong> Youth Centre is a United Way funded, non-pr<strong>of</strong>it charitable organization and has beendedicated to serving the surrounding area since 1999. The Centre seeks to provide youth betweenGrades 4 to 12, with a safe and supervised place to socialize with their peers and lifestyles.Volunteers are the cornerstone <strong>of</strong> our organization and the gateway to our success.Juniors - Grades 4-8Wed. and Thurs.: 6 - 8 p.m.Fri. and Sat.: 6 - 8:30 p.m.Seniors - Grades 9 - 12Wed. and Thurs.: 8 - 10 p.m.Fri. and Sat.: 8:30 - 11 p.m.Internet, Play-<strong>St</strong>ation 2,Pool table, Ping Pong,Foozball, Air Hockey TableGames, Snack Bar, MovieRoom, Summer Arcade Room,Day Camp217 Park <strong>St</strong>.Phone: <strong>284</strong>-9965 Fax: <strong>284</strong>-9947smyc@quadro.netCANADIAN TIRE JUMPSTARTCanadian Tire believes all kidsshould have the chance to run,skate, play and grow.That’s why Canadian Tirecreated the Jump <strong>St</strong>art program,a community basedcharitable program fromthe Canadian TireFoundation for Families thathelps kids in need participate inorganized sports and recreational activitieslike hockey, soccer, baseballand swimming.To read more on this programplease visit the Jump <strong>St</strong>artwebsite at: foundationsforfamilies@cantire.comor call the<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> recreation department.KIDS KLUBThis summer day program is full <strong>of</strong> activities that all ages can enjoy; field trips, theme weeks reflected in dailycrafts, stories and games as well as a daily recreational swim at the Quarry or Cadzow (according to level experience).Kids will have the opportunity to make friends, build self confidence, work together in groups and take partin new and exciting experiences <strong>of</strong> play! Nutritious snacks are provided in the morning and afternoon, although abagged lunch is to be sent with your child. Registration starts Thursday, March 30. Advance payment is requiredalong with your registration. Cash or cheques only please.Location: Upstairs Lounge <strong>of</strong> the Lind Sportsplex*Times: Monday- Friday 8:30am to 5:30pmExtended Care is available before 8:30 am at the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Day Care.Ages: 6-12 years oldCamp Runs from: July 3 to August 25Fees: $110 for full week $25 for single days $14 for half daysSpecial programming*Adventures to remember everyday, these day camps are ideal to keep your children busyduring the holidays and all Elementary School Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Activity Days forchildren ages 5-12 years old. Children will have the opportunity to participate in sports, arts,crafts and sooooo much more. A perfect way to spend the day! Children are asked to bring outdoor weather appropriateclothing, indoor shoes and a bagged lunch.Time: 8:30 am to 5:30 pmFees: $25 for single days $14 for half days $3 Morning Care 7:30 am- 8:30 amLocation: <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Community Centre.49

REGISTRATION FORMSSwimming LessonsRegistration Form...Parents / GuardianLast Name:Address:Parents / Guardian InformationFist Name:<strong>Town</strong> & Postal Code:Home Phone # ( )Work Phone # ( )Session 1July 3-14Session 2July 17-28Emergency Contact Name:Emergency Contact Phone # ( )Session 3July 31 - August 11Session 4August 14-25Participant # 1 Last Name: Participant # 1 Last Name: Date <strong>of</strong> BirthParticipant #1 Program Level Sessions Time Fee1 st Choice__ 1 __ 2__ 3 __ 42 nd Choice__ 1 __ 2__ 3 __ 4Participant # 2 Last Name: Participant # 2 Last Name: Date <strong>of</strong> BirthParticipant #2 Program Level Sessions Time Fee1 st Choice__ 1 __ 2__ 3 __ 42 nd Choice__ 1__ 3__ 2__ 4Participant # 3 Last Name: Participant # 3 Last Name: Date <strong>of</strong> BirthParticipant #3 Program Level Sessions Time Fee1 st Choice2 nd ChoicePaymentInformation:__ 1 __ 2__ 3 __ 4__ 1 __ 2__ 3 __ 4__Cash__ChequePlease make cheques payable to:<strong>Town</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>317 James <strong>St</strong>. S. P.O. Box 782, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario N4X 1B5Tel: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-3272 Fax: (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-026150

51REGISTRATION FORMS<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor BallCOACHING APPLICATIONSend To: <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ballc/o Coaching CommitteeBox 537, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B3_____________________________________________________________*********** Please return form by April 1st , 2006 ******Or with player registration formsName: ___________________________________Box #________________ Address: _________________________________City:________________________ Postal Code:_______________________Daytime Phone #:____________________ Evening #:_________________Email Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________Team Selection: (chosen from list below) ________________________________TYKE HOUSELEAGUE – Four Co-ed teams available to coachFASTBALL- Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Bantam and Midget Girls,HARDBALL- Blastball, Sr. Rookie, Mosquito, PeeWee, Bantam, Midget______________________________________________________________________Any Coaching Certifications:Coaches Level OneCoaches Level TwoYear Attained: _______________ #_________________Year Attained: _______________ #_________________Have you had any previous coaching experience Y__ N__If Yes, please describe your previous experience:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Would you consider obtaining any coaching certifications Y___ N___Please note: <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball will pay for the costs <strong>of</strong> applicable coursesI hereby certify that the above information to be true and correct._____________________________Applicant Signature___________________Date

52REGISTRATION FORMS2006 Hardball Registration<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball AssociationBox 537, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario, N4X 1B3One Application Per Child PleasePlayer’s Name:______________________________________ Male: _____ Female:____Box #:_________ <strong>St</strong>reet: ______________________________ <strong>Town</strong>:_________________Postal Code:_____________Phone #:________________________Date <strong>of</strong> Birth:(MM\DD\YY)_______\_________\_______Parent Information:(Mother)_______________________ (Father)_________________________E-Mail Address: _____________________________________________________Like many other associations, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball is completely run by volunteers. We need your help!I will volunteer at a Minor Ball Bingo Fundraiser ____ YES ____ NO2006 FEE STRUCTUREPlease Make Two Separate Payments: 1 For Registration 1 For Bond FeePlease Date Bond Cheque for Oct.15th. Thank you!Division Year <strong>of</strong> Birth Cost Volunteer Bond Fee Indicate DivisionGirls/Boys Rec. 6-pitch 1998 – 2000 $40.00 $40.00/FamilySr. Rookie 1997 & 1998 $70.00 $40.00/FamilyMosquito 1995 & 1996 $80.00 $40.00/FamilyPeewee 1993 &1994 $90.00 $40.00/FamilyBantam 1991 & 1992 $100.00 $40.00/FamilyMidget 1989 & 1990 $110.00 $40.00/FamilyCoaches, Umpires and Sponsors are always needed!Without coaches, there are no teams! Level I & II coaching clinics provided & paidfor by SMMBA for all coaches.First Umpire clinic paid for by SMMBA as well.I may be interested in: ___ Coaching ___ Asst. Coaching ___ Team Manager___ Umpiring ___Sponsor ___Director/Minor BallName:_______________________________ Telephone #:__________________________Parental Consent to Play: By my signature I acknowledge that <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball Association has no liabilityfor injury to the Player named herein, however caused, whether such injury occurs during practice, competitionor traveling to or from such practice or competition.<strong>Office</strong> Use Only: Date Rec’d:_________________________Fee:_________________________Cheque _____________Cash ______________ Bond ________________

53<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball AssociationREGISTRATION FORMS2006 Fastball RegistrationBox 537, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario, N4X 1B3One Application Per Child PleasePlayer’s Name:_________________________________________ Male: ___ Female: ___Box #:__________ <strong>St</strong>reet: ________________________________ <strong>Town</strong>: ______________Postal Code:____________Phone #: ________________________Date <strong>of</strong> Birth: (MM\DD\YY)__________\__________\___________Parent Information:(Mother)________________________ (Father)________________________E Mail Address:___________________________________________________________Like many other associations, <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball is completely run by volunteers. We need your help!I will volunteer at a <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball Bingo Fundraiser ___ YES ___NO2006 FEE STRUCTUREPlease Make Two Separate Payments: 1 For Registration 1 For Bond Fee.Please Date Bond Cheque for Oct 15th. Thank you!Division Diamond Year <strong>of</strong> Birth Cost Bond Fee IndicateDivisionGirls & Boys Rec 6-pitch East Ward Park 1997-2000 $40.00 $40.00/FamilyMite Girls Teddy’s Field 1996-1997 $60.00 $40.00/FamilySquirt Girls Teddy’s Field 1994-1995 $70.00 $40.00/FamilyPee Wee Girls Teddy’s Field 1992-1993 $80.00 $40.00/FamilyBantam Girls Teddy’s Field 1990-1991 $90.00 $40.00/FamilyMidget Girls – Huron Perth Teddy’s Field 1987-1989 $100.00 $40.00/FamilyMidget Girls – Grand Valley Teddy’s Field 1987-1989 $110.00 $40.00/FamilyCoaches, Umpires and Sponsors are always needed!Without coaches, there are no teams! Level I & II coaching clinics provided & paidfor by SMMBA for all coaches.First Umpire clinic paid for by SMMBA as well.I may be interested in: ___ Coaching ___ Asst. Coaching ___ Team Manager___ Umpiring ___Sponsor ___Director/Minor BallName:_______________________________ Telephone #:__________________________Parental Consent to Play: By my signature I acknowledge that <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Minor Ball Association hasno liability for injury to the Player named herein, however caused, whether such injury occurs duringpractice, competition or traveling to or from such practice or competition.<strong>Office</strong> Use Only: Date Rec’d:___________________ Fee:_________________________Cheque _____________Cash ______________ Bond ________________

54MINOR SOCCER REGISTRATION FORMP.O. Box 2877, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, Ontario. N4X 1A5REGISTRATION FORMSFirst Name:Last Name:Date <strong>of</strong> Birth: MM/DD/YYGender:<strong>St</strong>reet Address:P.P. Box:City/<strong>Town</strong>Postal CodeHome Phone NumberFather's NameMother's NameBorn 1996-1997: U10__or U11__<strong>Town</strong>ship (If outside <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>)New Players Only:Have you played organized soccer before?______Number <strong>of</strong> years______Please Note: Special requests for team mates or coaches will only be accepted for Mite and Tykeplayers.We Need Coaches and Volunteers…Help Out & Work Off Your BondI would like to:CoachAssistant CoachTeam ManagerHelp with Child's TeamDivision ConvenerU8/U10 TournamentCommittee July 29Mite & Tyke Fun DayCommittee July 19Lines person U11 & UpExecutive MemberHelp Set up NetsVolunteer Name:__________________________ Phone #_________________I do not want to volunteer and forfeit my volunteer fee. I will include the $50.00 bond fee withmy registration fee on one cheque. _________________________ (signature)Registration Fee(As per Chart on Page 26)Bond Cheque(Dated September 1, 2006)$_______$50.00Division You Are RegisteringYour Child InMite, Tyke, U8, U10, U11, U13,U15, U17, U18Please Circle oneI have read and understand the information on both pages and request registration for this player.Parents Signature:Date:The information on this form is collected for the purpose <strong>of</strong> registering the named individual as aplayer with this Club, for assigning the individual to a team and registering with the governing body(WCSA) for insurance purposes. This contact information will be provided to the team’s coachingstaff, and all those who require it for the operation <strong>of</strong> the team and this Club and the Association(WCSA).

55REGISTRATION FORMS<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> Walking Program Registration FormLast Name: __________________________________ First Name: ____________________________Have you been a walking program member before? YES NOIf YES, you do not have to fill out the form below, unless information has changed.If NO, please fill out the form below.<strong>St</strong>reet Address:__________________________________________________________________________<strong>Town</strong>: ____________________________________________ P.O. Box _____________________Home Phone# ________________________________ Work # _______________________________Emergency Contact Name: _____________________________ Phone # ______________________Relationship <strong>of</strong> Contact Person: ____________________________________________________Age Group: under 20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 over 60Date:____________________________ Signature: _________________________________________Mail the completed registration form to us at:The <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong> <strong>Recreation</strong> Department, 317 James <strong>St</strong>. S., P.O. Box 782, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>, ON N4X 1B5or email the same information as it appears on the registration form to:recreation@town.stmarys.on.caFanshawe Conservation Area - LondonClarke Road, north <strong>of</strong> Huron <strong>St</strong>reet, (<strong>519</strong>) 451-2800Pittock Conservation Area - WoodstockPittock Park Road, east <strong>of</strong> Highway 59, (<strong>519</strong>) 539-5088Wildwood Conservation Area - <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Marys</strong>Highway 7, 11 km west <strong>of</strong> <strong>St</strong>ratford, (<strong>519</strong>) <strong>284</strong>-2931

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