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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-06-16, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1993. '04 Special volunteers These volunteers were honoured recently for their years of service at a special banquet in Toronto. From left: Carol McDonnell, Don McCaffrey, Sheron Stadelmann, Marg Webster, Carol Irwin, Joan Perrie, Sheila Richards and Bill Famell. Fest. volunteers get awards Engagement Photography by Marcon Studio RAPSON - SANDERS Leo and Corry Sanders of R.R. #4, Brussels announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer to Bill Rapson, son of Mrs. Ruth Rapson, Seaforth and the late John Rapson. The wedding will take place • Saturday, July 3, 1993 at Sacred Heart Church, Wingham. Open reception at 8:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart Parish Hall, 220 Carling Terrace, Wingham. &f lir PaRlICIPM77017 -31110VAbL ikrire,)_Ewv :m, Sandra and Michael Henry Trinity, site of spring wedding Water your lawn and garden in the cool part of the day to reduce evaporation. BUCK & DOE for Dave Vantyg he m and Darlene Buffinga Saturday June 26, 1993 Stanley Twp. Complex For more Information call 233-5022 BLYTH LIONS 50's & 60's DANCE Eddie & the Edsels SAT. JUNE 26TH 8:00 to 1:00 BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE LUNCH AVAILABLE Take ad Out June 20, 1993 for FATHER'S DAY Specials • Fisherman's Platter • Prime Rib Roast • New York Steak • Hot Buffet includes: soup or salad bar & dessert Now open daily for breakfast at 9 a.m. Sat. & Sun. at 8 a.m. TIM'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Blyth 523-9623 eRid'sb'A _ lk Menu .- 't-Availablf: 7 Stratford has record sales Volunteers who have given outstanding volunteer service to the Blyth Centre for the Arts were honoured by the Province of Ontario at the recent Volunteer MERNER-HENRY Sandra Lee Merner daughter of Carl and Mary Memer, RR 1 Clin- ton and Michael James Henry son of Jim and Janice Henry, Blyth were united in marriage June 12. The ceremony took place at Trin- ity United Church, Blyth. Rev. Paul Acton officiated. The bride was attended by her Maid of Honour Steacy Elliott, friend of the bride, Shelley Merner and Jullie Merner, sisters of the bride, Andrea Henry , sister of the groom, and Abby Crozier, cousin of the bride. Junior bridesmaid was Ashley Carroll, cousin of the Service Awards ceremony held in London. Five recipients are current members of the board of directors groom. The groom was attended by his bestman Larry Hunking,friend of the groom, Jason Vander Heyden and Joe Holmes, friends of the groom and Mike Memer, brother of the bride. Junior usher was Shaun Henry, brother of the groom. Readers were Chris Royal, friend of the groom, Lori Crozier, cousin of the bride and Karsten Carroll, cousin of the groom. Soloist was Liz Herman and the organist was Floyd Herman. The reception was held at the Blyth Community Centre. After a honeymoon in Mexico the couple will reside in Blyth. for the Blyth Festival. Sheila Richards, of Brussels, received a 15-year-pin in recognition of her years as president of the board and long-standing member. Current Past-President Carol Irwin of Blyth received a 10-year-pin as did present Vice-President Carol McDonnell and board member Marg Webster of Wingham. Blyth resident Sheron Stadelmann received a five-year-pin in recognition of her outstanding contribution as a friend of Blyth. At present, the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Recreation has no recognition pin for volunteers beyond 15 years. the Festival's longest standing board member, Helen Gowing, who has now contributed over 19 years to the Festival, received her 15 year pin a number of years ago. Three outstanding volunteers with the Blyth Festival Singers were also recognized at the same ceremony. Two Huron County teachers, Joan Perrie of Walton and Bill Famell of Wingham have held various executive positions with the choir and received 10 year pins. Don McCaffrey of Exeter has served as the choir's Stage Manager for over 10 years. Don was also a recent recipient of the prestigious Canada 125 Award for his outstanding volunteer contribution on the Festival's Board of Directors. The Festival and village publicly salute these volunteers for their outstanding contributions to the enrichment of community life in this area. Forthcoming Marriage FRISCHKNECHT- LOGUE Lynn and Bill Logue of Blyth are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lisa Ann to Henri Frischknecht, son of Agnes and Henri Frischknecht, of Wingham on June 19, 1993 at Blyth Untied Church at 5:00 p.m. Stratford Festival's General Manager Gary Thomas announced June 4 that box office revenue for the 41st Season has reached $9.2 million. This Box Office result represents 50 percent budgeted revenue from ticket sales for the year, and is a 14 percent increase over 1992 ticket sales revenue at the same time. The Festival is anticipating continued strong sales based on the response of audiences and critics to the Festival's opening productions of Antony and Cleopatra, King John, A Midsummer Night's Dream, My Shakespeare (Words & Music Concert Series), and Gypsy. The 1993 Season continues through to Nov. 14, with The Wingfield Trilogy (opens June 16), Bacchae (opens July 1), Mikado (opens July 2), Fair Liberty's Call (opens July 15), The importance of Les and Cathy Glanville and BM and Carol Stevenson are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Veronica and Steve. The wedding will take place in Brussels United Church on Saturday, June 26 at 7 p.m. Open reception to follow In Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre at 8:30 p.m. Being Earnest (opens July 16), The Imaginary Invalid (opens August 5) and The Illusion (opens Aug. 6). Five additional Worlds & Music Concert Series performances are also scheduled, as well as a July 13 benefit performance by Christopher Plummer of his one-man show A Word or Two, Before You Go. a I t.