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Leamington’s Mike Dibbley takes a turn at the Hammer Throw event at the Kingsville Highland Games on Saturday, June 25. The 62-year-old is a regular competitor at the Kingsville games and other events throughout the province. This throw garnered him third place with a distance of 56 feet,

three inches. Thousands flocked to Lakeside Park for the games, which featured heavy events, a 5k run, dancing, entertainment and food. More photos of the Kingsville Highland Games are on page 9. SUN photo by Deanna Bertrand

Busy weekend ahead as local communities host events

It’ll feel like old times in Wheatley this weekend as the return of the Fish Festival has the village and surrounding communities buzzing. A full 90 years after the first Wheatley Old Boys Reunion in 1932, the Fish Festival is back. The weekend kicks off Friday, July 1 with the popular smoked fish contest at Talbot Trail Golf Club — hosted by the Wheatley Legion — followed by live music and dancing featuring Crossroads from 8-11 pm.

On Saturday, the focus shifts to the Wheatley Harbour where they are bringing back popular events like the fish tote races, the tug-o-war, a kids’ treasure hunt and much more. Head to the harbour around 10 am and make a day of it. Later Saturday, the Wheatley Arena will be the site of the world famous Wheatley Car Barn Broasted Chicken and Pickerel Spikes Dinner from 5-7 pm, followed by the Jody Raffoul Band taking the stage from

8:30-11pm On Sunday, the Wheatley Legion Ladies Auxiliary will host Breakfast with the Ladies from 9 am to 12 noon at Talbot Trail Golf Club, followed by the popular boat parade at the harbour and finishing off with a Jack Liddle and Family sponsored fireworks display at the harbour at 10 pm. Kingsville The Town of Kingsville is planning a family-oriented Canada Day celebration at the Recreation C o m p l e x / A re n a / B a l l

Diamond grounds on Friday, July 1. Festivities will kick off with opening ceremonies at 11:30 am, followed by crafts, outdoor yoga, free Canada Day cake, live music and much more. There will be a petting zoo, bouncy castles, Kingsville Express train rides, face painting and a foam party for the kids as well. Starlight Aerialists will also perform, along with Border City Barkers. The day will finish off with a fireworks display

from the soccer field. For more information and full schedule of events, visit Kingsville. ca/CanadaDay. Leamington Leamington’s Music onThe42 Summer concert series continues with The Blue Bayou Band taking the Sunset /Amphitheatre stage Friday evening, followed by Canada Day fireworks at dusk on the waterfront. Arts at the Marina will follow on Saturday and Sunday at Lakeside Marina in Leamington.

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LAKERS GET TOP-NOTCH HELP

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WHEATLEY WRAPS UP HOUSE LEAGUE SOCCER

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Talbot Trail Senior golfers enjoy June scramble

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United Way W-E launches kids programs

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Rotary President makes Leamington stop

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Destination for Santos

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Wheatley Garden tour will take place July 9

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RADIO OPERATORS FIELD DAY

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Kingsville District High School Athletic Awards

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Kingsville exploring options on Mayor’s seat

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Sherk-Ellison construction begins

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Kingsville Highland Games return in big fashion

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GECDSB approves annual budget

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Wheatley Task Force conducting survey

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Arts at the Marina returns this weekend after two-year hiatus

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Canada Day in Leamington

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CARROUSEL OF NATIONS IN LEAMINGTON

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Yacht Club celebrates 50 years

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Frenchsicles popular on hot day

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Busy weekend ahead as local communities host events

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