The Citizen, 1986-08-20, Page 17PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1986.
New art exhibit opens at gallery
Walls and Waysides, the third
and final exhibition to be presented
atthe Blyth Festival Gallery, opens
on August 21. The exhibition is an
innovative exciting display of three
artists’ interpretations of modern
land and seascapes, each very
different and distinctive.
The artists - Robert Skipper,
Alex Neuman, and Tony Urquart -
are all currently residents of
Southwestern Ontario. The public
is warmly invited to attend the
opening at 7:00p.m. to view the
paintings and to meet the artists.
This exhibition, arranged with
the assistance of the Ontario Arts
Council and sponsored by Mutual
Life, will run through to September
13. The Gallery hours are from 9
a.m. - 8:30 p.m. and during
intermissions on performance
days, and 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on
non-performance days; the Gallery
is closed on Sundays. There is no
admission charge.
THURS., FRI.,SAT.
5P.M.-12A.M.
Blyth Inn
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523-9381
Festival car rally Aug. 30
The Blyth Festival’s first car
rally was such a success that a
second one will be held this
summer on Saturday, August 30.
The circuitous route will be
through the beautiful Huron Coun
ty countryside, with devlishly
difficult questions to be answered
along the way. Many exciting
prizeswillbeawarded, with the
4-H course
studies milk
Chocolate milk comes from
brown cows! Sherbet has fewer
calories than ice cream, and dairy
substitutes are better than dairy
products!
These are a few of the many
myths surrounding dairy products
that are featured in the new 4-H
project “Milk Makes It”.
During a seven week course,
members will venture into dairy
land and discover many interesting
facts about the variety of dairy
products. They will learn how dairy
products are made, the importance
of dairy products in the diet, and
how to shop for, store and cook with
them.
All members will be interested
in “Milk Makes It”.
For more information about
joining, contact: Jane Muegge at
482-3428 or 1-800-265-5171, Clin
ton Agricultural Office.
Workshops for 4-H leaders will
be held Wednesday, September 3
(day), and Monday, September 8
(day and evening). Register now.
4-H rural youth
connection
Sept. 6
4-H Members from Elgin, Es
sex, Huron, Kent, Lambton,
Middlesex. Oxford and Perth will
be meeting together on September
6, at Western Fairgrounds for
“Rural Youth Connection”.
Thisevent, sponsoredby Pio
neer Hi-Bred Ltd., will see approx
imately 200 4-H members taking
part in a Judging Competition and
a Communications Workshop.
Members will develop self-con-
idence, while having fun meeting
new friends and practising their
judging and public speaking skills.
Thedaybeginsat9:00a.m., with
registration andconcludes at 4:30
p.m. with award presentations.
The noon banquet features a guest
speakeronliving and communicat
ing with the Inuit. The Judging
Competition and Communications
Workshop will be held from 9:15
a.m. to 12:00 o’clock. The after
noon program consists of group
presentations by 4-H members and
time at Western Fair.
4-H Members in Southwestern
Ontario are looking forward to this
unique regional day, and wish to
thank Pioneer Hi-Bred Ltd. for
sponsoring the Rural Youth Con
nection.
first prize again being one night’s
accommodation for two at the
luxurious four star Ranton Place
Motor Hotel in Palmerston - their
fitness centre includes an indoor
pool, sauna, whirlpool, squash
courts, etc.
Everyone is invited to join in the
fun. Get into the spirit by inventing
a humourous name for your team,
orcomein costume! It is recom
mended that each team consist of
at least two people: one to drive,
the other to read the instructions
and navigate. This is an ideal event
for the entire family - children can
get in on the act by watching out for
clues and landmarks.
Teams can register at, and
depart from the Blyth Memorial
Hall on the day of the rally, at any
time between 9 a.m. and 12 noon.
The basic registration is $5.00 per
car (regardless of the number of
people in the team), and those who
sign up additional sponsors (at
$5.00 per sponsor) will receive a
bonus, for each additional sponsor,
one extra clue will be given! If you
wish to gain extra points, these
sponsorship sheets can be picked
up from the Blyth Festival Box
Office prior to the rally. Lunch may
be purchased following the rally,
on your return to the Memorial Hall
in Blyth. All proceeds from the
rally go to the Blyth Festival capital
projects.
Please note, this is not a race.
The object of the rally is to correctly
answer the cryptic questions and
identify check-points along the
route, while enjoying the challenge
and taking in the scenery. For more
information, please call the ad
ministration office of the Blyth
Festival at 523-4345.
for
Jacquie Robertson
& Kevin Bishop
B.M.G. Community Centre
Fri., Aug. 22,1986
MusicbyD.J. 9p.m.-1.00a.m.
Ticketsatdoor Lunch provided
A SHOW OF
Quilts
Old and New
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HURON COUNTY
PIONEER MUSEUM
AUG. 23rd. TO SEPT. 14th
North St., Goderich
Well Worth Seeing!
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