The Canadian Spirit is alive and well with Chantry Island Cham-bette Gay Ashdown, her daughter Roberta and her 10 month old Grandson Josh Cunliffe, as Ashdown gave details of the upcoming Heritage Games at her home June 22.

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Put your family to the test on the beach for Heritage Games July 2, during Canada 150 celebrations in Southampton. The games, hosted by the Chantry Island Cham-bettes, will take place from noon until 4 p.m. and will consist of classic games such as: egg on a spoon races, wheelbarrow races, 3-legged race, and potato sack races.

The Games are free to attend and are for children 12 and under. The children will be split into age categories, 4 to 6, 7 to 9 and 9 to 12, said Cham-bette Gay Ashdown June 22. Participants 3 years of age are welcome to participate with a parent partner.

The event will also be cause for fashion as judges are on task to choose the best dressed Canada themed outfit on a baby or toddler.

The Chantry Island Cham-bettes report having more creative things up their sleeves for children for the Sunday afternoon; with parents having an opportunity to reminisce and show off their childhood skills.

Ten-month-old Josh Cunliffe struts his stuff in his Canadiana-wear, readying himself to become the best dressed at the Heritage Games July 2 in Southampton.

Josh, who is teething, found new uses for his fashion choices.