The Citizen, 1986-03-26, Page 31THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1986. PAGE 31.
Versatile singer
performs
in Blyth Sunday
Whether it's a Duke Ellington
scat song, a Hoagy Carmichael
ballad, or a haunting folk song,
Holly Arntzen performs them all.
Blyth Festival is presenting the
west coast folk, jazz, blues artists
at the Blyth Memorial Hall on
Sunday, March 30 at 2 p.m.
Holly Arntzen's folk influences,
spontaneous jazz renditions and
the visceral rhythms of her rock
and blues numbers, have been
compared to such artists as Gordon
Lightfoot, Cleo Laine and Joni
Mitchell. Holly's music has been
featured on CBC radio shows,
"Morningside" and "Simply
Folk". In 1983, Holly was selected
winner of the DuMaurier "Search
for the Stars" and appeared on the
following CBC television special.
After that performance she was
asked by folk artist Stan Rogers
to record the backup vocals on his
last album, "From the Fresh
Water". -
Many of her songs are written by
Holly, and others are a family
affair. written with brother Trevor
Jones, father Lloyd Arntzen, and
husband Stephen Foster. The
concert also contains favourites by
George Gershwin, Stan Rogers
and Alberta Hunter. Holly is
accompanied by a bass player and
pianist, and plays dulcimer, guitar
and piano herself.
Tickets are $10,00 each and are
available through the Blyth Festi-
val box office at (519) 523-9300 or
523-9225. "Mini -packages",
which include the Holly Arntzen
concert, and Amadeus, performed
by the Kitchener -Waterloo Sym-
phony on May 14, are still available
at the cost of $15.00 for the two
events. The Blyth Festival's `86/87
Concert Series will be announced.
at the Holly Arntzen concert on
March 30.
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March 30
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TICKETS: $10.00
Phone:523-9300,523-9225
Holly Arntzen will perform everything from folk to jazz to rock and
blues in a concert Sunday at Memorial Hall, Blyth.
EASTER
DANCE
Saturday , March 29, 1986
BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
WHISKEY JACK
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Beth Knox
celebrates 70th
Sunday. March 23 was a lovely
sunny spring day, just right for an
Open House at the hall to celebrate
the 70th birthday of Beth Knox.
Guests were present from as far
away as Kitchener, London and
Windsor. Close to 200 visitors were
greeted at the door by fancily
members, her daughter Cindy. her
son Melvin. and his wife Barbara.
Tea and coffee were served by
Hazel Reid and Hazel Watkins.
The delicious cakes were made by
Bernice Fisher. It was a very
enjoyable afternoon. Happy birth-
day Beth.
Londesboro
card results
There were eight tables in play
March 21 at the W.I. card party.
Winners were ladies high. June
Fothergill: lone hand. Rachel
Riehl: low. Esther Moffat: men's
high. Ted Mills: lone hands. Bob
Thompson and low. Dora Shob-
brook (playing as a man).
Lunch was served by Marg.
Anderson and Helen Lawson.
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March 30 toApril 3
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