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BOOKS FOR SALE — Kim and Scott Crawford display some
of the books and articles at Saturday's garage and bake sale
sponsored by the Crediton Women's Institute. T-A photo
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MOUNT CARMEL GRADUATES — Graduation exercises for the grade eight
class at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Separate School were held recently. Back,
left, Lenny Dietrich, Leo Kester, Mark Relouw, Richard Vandenberk, Peter
Janssen, Dan Larkin, Joe Martens and. Liam. Brennan. Centre, principal Gary
Stayed with Shipka area family
Mt, Carmel
graduation
The grade 8 graduation
was held at Our Lady of Mt,
Carmel School, Wednesday,
June
the
oai irodws nwge were ppdreens testi: t emd to
Improved to Pauline
Brannon donated by the Mt.
Carmel Parish Council and
Congeniality to Cathy Glavin
donated by the Mt, Carmel
School staff,
Math Proficiency in honor
of Sr. Viola to Joe Martens,
History Award to Helen
Vlemrnix donated by Mt.
Carmel Student Council, and
Achievement Awards to
Susan Sullivan and Joe
Martens donated by Mt.
Carmel P.T.A.
David Koricina Sports
Award to Deidra Delaet and
Rob Mennen and Highest
Standing to Dinette Steffens
and Joe Martens donated by
Knights of Columbus.
The Mt. Carmel C.W,L.
donated plaques to each
student in the Graduation
Class and the P.T.A. donated
individual keeper plaques
for the Achievement
Awards.
The valedictory address
was given by Dinette Stef-
fens. , ,
The gurinurable Pauline
McGibbon will officiate- at a
double opening at the Blyth
Summer Festival on July 4.
On that date, the sixth
season of the Festival gets
underway with opening
,ceremonies for the newly
renovated Blyth Memorial
Hall and with the opening
performance of John and the
Missus by Gordon Pinsent,
The Lieutenant-Governor
will be welcomed at the
BlythMemOrialhall by a vice-
regal fanfare played. by
Ernest and Elizabeth
McMillan of Goderich, The
honour guard for the
Lieutenant-Governor will be
formed by members of the
First Blyth Brownie Pack.
Rev, Kenneth Innis of the
Brussels Pipe Band will pipe
the head table into the
traditional opening supper in
the basement of the hall, and
weather permitting, Rev.
Innis will entertain theatre-
goers on the lawn of the
theatre following the supper.
At 8:00 p,m„ the
Honourable Mrs. McGibbon
will officiate at the ribbon-
cutting ceremony to mark
the opening of the addition to
Blyth Memorial Hall. 1980
marks the completion of a
$316,000.00 project un-
dertaken by the board of
directors of the Blyth Centre
for the Arts.
At 8:30 p.m,, the curtain
will go up on John and the
Missus by Gordon Pinsent.
The production is sponsored
by Champion. Road
Machinery of Goderich, and
stars. David Fox and Anne
Anglin. The play tells the
story of a Newfoundland
miner caught between the
demands of progress and his
conviction that the old ways
are the mainstays of his
province.
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Adriana, Medinalla, a 19
year old exchange student
from Mexico City, left for
home, Sunday morning from
Toronto airport. Adriana has
been in Canada since Sep-
tember 3rd, 1979 and took her
Grade 13 academic year at
South Huron District High
School, studying English
French, history, geography,
theatre arts and man in
society.
While here she stayed with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cleve,
Patti,Belinda and Tom. Patti
is also a student at SHDHS.
Adrianna's parents
sponsored her trip and the
International Fellowship
Incorporated office in
Buffalo looked after in-
surance and medical costs
while she was here.
A couple of high-lights of
her stay was seeing the
GRADUATES — Jane Alex-
ander Connon, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F.H. Con-
non, graduated from the
University of Windsor Faculty
of Law at the Spring Con-
vocation on May 31. Jane
holds as well a Bachelor of
Arts degree from the Univer-
sity of Western Ontario. She
is also a graduate of South
Huron District High School
and will be articling in Toron-
to.
parliament buildings in
Ottawa and Niagara Falls
and Marineland and game
farm.
Personals
Patti Cleve, left Tuesday
July 1st from Detroit airport,
to spend a month with ex-
change student, Adriana
Medinilla, and her family in
Mexico City,
Donna Baker is home for
the summer here, after
completing her nurses
training at Lambton college,
Sarnia.
Donna and Nancy Baker
and Joan Taylor are cam-
ping this week in the Pinery
Park.
Marg and Bob Reid, of
Wallaceburg called to visit
Sunday, with Ken and Ortha
Baker.
Tuesday evening supper
guests with Hugh and Annie
HONOURS GRAD —. Tim
Stuff, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Scutt, Lucan graduated
recently with an Honours BA
degree in Political Science at
Glendon College in Toronto.
He completed his third year
at the Universite du Quebec
a Trois-Rivieres. He will be
attending Universite Laval in
September to commence a
Masters Program in Political
Science. Tim is presently
employed by the government
of Quebec in Tourism. He is a
graduate of Medway High
School.
NURSING GRADUATE —
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker, RR
1, Lucan are very pleased to
announce the graduation of
their daughter, Mary Jean,
from Fanshawe College
School of Nursing, Victoria
Campus, on June 26, with an
RN diploma. Jean is a
graduate of Medway High
School in Arva.
1OPTOMETRISi
Dr. James S. Smibert
11 Wellington St. N.
St. Marys
Telephone 284-3115
Monday to Friday
9:00 - 5:00
and Saturday A.M.
for appointments
Morenz were her sister, Mrs.
Art Finlayson, Seaforth,
cousins which included Mrs.
Louis Gable, of Pittsburgh
Pa, Mrs. Laura Ingram,
Hensall, Mrs. Ruby
Hoggarth, Zurich, Mrs.
Verna Hay, of Exeter, and
their aunt Mrs. Ida Jackson
of near Hensall.
Jackie and Jenny Russell
visited Saturday with the
Morenz's.
Mrs. Trellis Little is home
again, after being
hospitalized since February
for surgery and 'then
receiving out patient
treatment while staying with
her families in the London
and St. Thomas area. .
Sunday visitors with her
and Earl Stebbins, were her
daughter, Caroline O'Nile
Forget, of Watford, Kay and
Ray Cooper of Exeter and
Maurice Desjardine of
Huron Park.
Congratulations and Best
Wishes are extended to
Freida Beierling daughter of
Mrs. Thelma Beierling of
this area and David Wright,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
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Exchange student goes home
Wright, of Port Stanley, who
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