The Citizen, 1993-05-12, Page 18Hosers
Graduation
Kathy Kennedy of London
has graduated with honours
from the Travel & Tourism
Course at Westervelt School
of Business, London.
Congratulations Kathy!
Love Mom, Stephen and
Amanda.
Anticipation is building
Time you were too...
Once again The Citizen is sponsoring soap box derby
races at local events.
Rutabuggy races, Sat., June 26 in Blyth
Funcar races, Brussels Funfest, Sat. July 10
Plans for cars are available from The Citizen offices
or build your own design, but start planning now!
PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1993.
OSAID hosts awareness prog.
Warm temperatures and sunny skies made it tempting for Janice Jacklin and Brad
Beuermann to indulge in some water games during this car wash at Brussels IGA on
Saturday. The event, sponsored by the Ark youth boards raised $180 for the Canadian Mental
Health Association/Huron as part of Mental Health Week. IGA owner Allan Teeft donated $1
for each of the 60 cars washed to the Ark.
Students win for decorations
The Wingham and District
Hospital announces the winners of
its Canada Health Day placement
decorating contest.
In celebration of Canada Health
Day the students at all the Wing-
ham and area elementary schools
were invited to decorate a tray cover
to be used on the food trays sent
with patients meals in the hospital
the week of May 10 - 15.
The best three entries from each
class were then selected for an area
wide contest to determine the
overall winners for each grade. A
committee of board members
completed its judging on May 4. . _
The first place winners were:
Bridget Kellington, Kindergarten,
East Wawanosh Public School;
Emily Elston, grade one, East
Buon porno, welcome to Italy!
It's The Grand Theatre's 19th
Annual Dinner and Auction with an
Italian twist! This year's auction
will be filed with excitement,
astounding auction items, fabulous
food and the best dance music in
town. The event will take place on
Saturday, May 8 starting at 6 p.m.
at Centennial Hall.
This year's timely Italian theme
coincides with The Grand's current
production of John Patrick
Shanley's exuberant romantic
comedy, Italian American
Reconciliation. Auction patrons
will savour a lavish Italian buffet
complemented with celebrated
Italian wines for the ticket price of
$115 per person or $225 per
couple.
More than 350 items will be
auctioned off in both 'live' and
'silent' portions of the auction.
Unique and unusual items have
been sought after. The result is
highly desirable, very rare travel
packages, dining experiences,
fabulous fashions, handcrafted
furniture, uncommon decorative
items and much, much more.
The event begins at 6 p.m. with a
cocktail party and 'silent' auction.
Then it's the plentiful Italian
banquet complete with dessert,
followed by the value-packed 'live'
auction. The ultimate dance party
Wawanosh Public School; Kirsta
Hewitt, grade two, Blyth Public
School; Marcella Kranenburg, grade
three, Lucknow Public School;
Myron Hussey, grade four, East
Wawanosh; Jos Eisen, grade five,
Lucknow Christian School; Nick
Mann, grade six, Lucknow Public
School; Sarah Gedcke, grade seven,
Wingham Public School; Michelle
Freiburger, grade eight, East
Wawanosh Public School.
The second place winners were:
Candice McLellan, Kindergarten,
Brussels; Ashley Saur, grade one,
Blyth; Matthew Rochetta, grade two,
East Wawanosh; Femi Omole, grade
three, Wingham Public; Bradi-Lee
Burchell, grade four, Howick
Central; Gary Henhoeffer, grade five,
Sacred Heart, Teeswater; Melissa
Veldez, grade six, Turnberry Central;
will wind up the festivities!
London's own Denise Pelley Band
will entertain you at the late-night
party — for those who want to break
loose and dance the night away!
For information and reservations
please call Beverly Trist-Stewart at
(519) 672-9030, Monday through
Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Ontario Students Against
Impaired Driving of F.E. Madill
Secondary School will be hosting an
Alcohol Awareness Program on
May 17 at 7:30 p.m. given by
Norbert Georget.
The program will include such
topics as drinking and driving,
alcohol, drugs and your body, am I
an alcoholic?, it's okay not to drink,
A by-law decreasing the speed
limit at the St. Augustine intersec-
tion was passed by West
Wawanosh council at their May 4
meeting.
As well, council voted to erect
stop signs at the intersection on
Conc. 6-7 and remove stop signs on
sideroad 24-25.
A presentation was also made at
the meeting. Robert McAllister had
McCLINCHEY - REEVES
John and Maureen McClinchey
of Blyth wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Stacy Elizabeth Ann to
Christopher William Charles
Reeves, son of George and
Gloria Reeves, Holmesville.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, May 22, 1993 at the
Egmondville United Church,
Egmondville, Ontario.
Open Reception to follow at the
Seaforth Community Centre.
the new trend, and many others.
O.S.A.I.D. is a non-profit student
organization which is trying to
promote the idea that drinking and
driving do not mix to both their
fellow students and the public.
There will be two day performances
for both senior elementary and high
school students, in addition to the
night performance.
Admission is free.
been requested to attend the meet-
ing and at this point, Reeve Robert
Hallam presented him with a
plaque on behalf of council and the
township. The inscription read
"Presented to Robert McAllister
with gratitude from West
Wawanosh township for five years
dedicated service as Waste Man-
agement Supervisor."
GIBBNGs - TowNEND
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gibbings
of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Townend of Carleton
Place are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their children
Marni Joy & Gerald Carl.
This celebration of love will
be celebrated at Ontario
Street United Church, Clinton
on Saturday, May 15th, 1993
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Joanne Huber, grade seven, Sacred
Heart, Teeswater; Julie Kikkert,
grade eight, Lucknow Christian.
The third place winners were:
Tyler Jutzi, Kindergarten, Brussels;
Tina Ropp, grade one, Sacred Heart,
Wingham; Kahlon Kennedy, grade
two, Sacred Heart, Teeswater;
Amber Park, grade three, Brussels;
Laura Sande, grade four, Lucknow
Public; Mike Cooper, grade six,
Brussels; Beth Luchies, grade seven,
Lucknow Christian; Jake Edgar,
grade eight, Wingham Public School.
The winning placemats will be
displayed in the hospital May 12
and 13. All areas schools have been
invited to send classes of students to
tour the hospital and learn about
health care at Wingham and District
Hospital. The public is also invited
to tour the hospital on May 12
anytime from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Italian twist adds spice
to Grand's fundraiser
W. Wawanosh drops speed limit