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Exeter Times -Advocate
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
McGillivary students trammel yellow brick road
McGillivary Central students took a trip to the land of Oz April 12 with their performance of the Wizard of Oz before a full house at the school. Some of the per-
formers were above from left, Arleigh Shaw as Dorothy,Viktor Coletta as the Scarecrow, Dylan Finch as the Cowardly Lion, Jesse Finch as the Tinman and Meagan
Geudens, Allison Vanderhoek and Sarah McAlpine. Below right are Nicole Bullock, Shaw, Erica Pembleton, Colin Brewer and Timmy Dickey with Derek Bornath and
Jordan Dixon below left. (photos/Pat Bolen)
The 7th annual
Ausable Bayfield
Conservation
Authority Easter
in the Park was
attended by sever-
al children of all
ages last Saturday
in search of
coloured eggs
throughout the
conservation area.
From left 20 -
month -old Jori
Westlake helps
her cousin five-
year-old Madison
Westlake with her
Easter egg hunt.
The money raised
from the registra-
tion will support
conservation edu-
cation programs.
The total raised
was unknown as
theT-A was going
to print.
(photo/Nina Van
Lieshout)
Blyth Student Art Exhibition
BLYTH — A sure sign of spring
in Huron County is the opening of
the Student Show at the Blyth
Festival Art Gallery.
Dozens of works by budding
Batemans and virtual van Goghs in
single and multi -media presenta-
tions will fill the Bainton Gallery
beginning with the official opening
at 7 p.m. April 22.
This annual show runs until May
18 and is an exciting venue for stu-
dent creativity and features the
best works of young people in
Grades 7 - 12.
The Avon Maitland District School
Board encompasses schools includ-
ing South Huron District Secondary
in Exeter, Central Huron Secondary
in Clinton and Goderich District
Collegiate Institute.
A couple of special pieces from
elementary school pupils will also
be displayed.
A wide range of artistic media
will be featured including mixed
media, sculpture, photography,
drawing, painting, printmaking and
digital illustration.
All teachers, students, parents
and the public are welcome
Refreshments will be served.
POLICE BRIEF
Woman charged with impaired
EXETER — On April 16 Huron OPP observed a motor vehicle traveling
along Main Street in Exeter. The 1998 Toyota Camry was stopped and the
driver was found displaying signs of impairment by alcohol. The driver
was arrested and transported to the detachment for breath samples.
Breath samples were analyzed and found to be greater than the legal
limit of 80mg of alcohol. A 37 -year-old woman of Windsor will attend
Exeter Provincial court on June 22. She faces one count of impaired dri-
ving, one count of driving a motor vehicle with more then 80mg of alcohol
and one count of failing to comply with undertaking.