Selkirk History Faire enjoys perfect weekend!!!!!
Visitors were arriving in steady numbers to McDonald Park along the St. Clair Parkway on Saturday and Sunday to see the Selkirk History Faire, an excellent example of what can be accomplished when a group of community-minded volunteers decides to create an event. Re-enactors came from across Southern Ontario to take part in the special weekend – there were native Americans, voyageurs, fur traders and most other examples of the early 19th Century life that is being recreated. cktimes' photographer John Gardiner dropped by the site and snapped these photos. Next weekend, the action moves to Fairfield Museum for a War of 1812 re-enactment.
Championships being decided at Chatham Tennis Club,,,,
Results from Sunday August 29th, Chatham Tennis Club Gold Division Club Championship. Alexander Goldoni defeated Harley Kitamura in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5 to claim the Gold Division club championship. Pictured is Harley Kitamura (left) congratulating Alexander Goldoni on his win. Also pictured is Alexander making a strong return during their match.
STRIDES FOR SAFETY is hitting the streets of Chatham-Kent
Board president of the Chatham-Kent Children’s Safety Village, and local radio personality; Gary Patterson, will be walking from Wheatley to Bothwell throughout the next week collecting donations, sponsorships and sharing the importance of why we need to continue fundraising for safety programs taught at the C-K Children’s Safety Village to prevent deaths, injuries and disabilities in our local children.
"Anniversary T-Shirt Commemorates 30th Annual Terry Fox Fun
Merchandise for the 2010 Terry Fox Run in Wallaceburg came special delivery thanks to Terry’s older brother, Fred Fox. Brad Eggett of New Vision supports the Wallaceburg organizers with the launch of the campaign each year with sales of the annual t-shirt. This year’s t-shirt commemorates the 30th anniversary of the event and has been available in the store since WAMBO weekend. In addition to the annual shirt, a collection of vintage merchandise is also available. "
The Great Candiain Hair “do”
Dresden, on, August 26, 2010: Are you tired of your current hair style and looking for a change? Well then why not get a Great Canadian Hair “Do” and show your support for the Terry Fox Run.
Crystal Gage returns to Two Creeks
The Two Creeks Summer Concert Series comes to an end Sept. 5 with something special for country fans. Singer-songwriter Crystal Gage will return, backed by the Blonde Tango Band, to the stage in Wheatley.
HARVESTFEST RETURNS TO THE RIDGE HOUSE MUSEUM!
It’s that time of year again! Fall is just around the corner and the Ridge House Museum is celebrating its arrival with our Second Annual Harvestfest! Bring your family to the museum on September 18 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. for an afternoon of fall fun. Delight in Victorian toys and games, fun fall crafts, and appetizing autumn treats. Also, take advantage of your last time to visit our exhibit - Home on the Ridge and to tour the museum before it closes for the season. Once again, we are inviting all enthusiastic bakers to enter the Harvestfest Dessert Contest.
“Buddy Holly: The Legend” Comes to Chatham Theatre
The legendary tale of 1950’s Rock & Roll pioneer Buddy Holly has been captured on film in the Oscar-nominated “The Buddy Holly Story” starring Gary Busey, it’s been dramatized on Broadway, and even inspired the lyrics to the classic Don McLean song “American Pie”. Now Chatham residents will get their own opportunity to experience the music and stories of Buddy Holly in an exciting touring show coming to the Chatham Kiwanis Theatre on Friday October 1, 2010 at 8pm.
Art and Wine dates have been announced. Mark Wednesday September 29, October 6 and 13 on your calendar!
Journey Into Sublime brings together a series of photographic prints by artist Eric Shaw. The works will be on display from September 1 to September 25, 2010, with an opening reception taking place at ARTspace on September 2nd @ 7:00 pm.
Take 60 minutes to save a life
The Chatham-Kent Public Health Unit, in partnership with the Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation, is proud to present the Canadian pilot project of the Infant CPR Anytime Personal Learning Kit. This free program is open to the public who have involvement with an infant less than 12 months of age.
Smoking in Workplace Vehicles
Since May 31, 2006 the Smoke-Free Ontario Act (SFOA) has required workplaces to be smoke-free. Many are unaware that this also applies to vehicles that are driven for work, including vehicles like a backhoe, delivery truck or a taxi.
Labour Day Holiday Closings
The following municipal facilities will be CLOSED on the Labour Day Holiday Monday Sept. 6, 2010:
