HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-10-12, Page 26PAGJ2 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1988.
Entertainment
Blyth Lions Club had an outstanding turnout for the first night of its Dabber Bingos Oct. 4 when more than •
100 took part in the first games. Here [left to right] Brenda McDonald, Nancy Pawitch, Shirley Giousher
and Edith Giousher, all of Blyth play the games.
Library hosts art display
A unique art display is coming to
the Brussels Branch Library as part
of the Huron County Library’s
Ontario Public Library Week (Oct.
17-23) celebrations.
The provincial Ministry of Cul
ture and Communications com
missioned Canadian Artist, Bar
bara Reid, to create artwork for
publicity materials to promote
County Libraries. The colourful
poster and bookmarks designed by
Barbara Reid are currently on
display at the Brussels Branch
Library. The original plasticine
artwork will be on display from Oct.
15 to 20.
Barbara Reid often uses the
unusual medium of plasticine to
create stunning illustrations for
children’s books. She has won
numerous awards for her work
including: “The Canada Council
Prize, 1986; The IODE Illustrator’s
Award, 1986; The Ruth Scwartz
Award, 1986; The Elizabeth Clea
ver Award, 1987; The Ezra Jack
Keats Award, 1987. The children’s
books she has illustrated include:
“New Baby Calf’’, “Have You
Seen the Birds’ ’, and “Sing A Song
of Mother Goose’’.
Barbara Reid is a native of
Toronto. She graduated from the
Ontario College of Art and began
her career illustrating text books.
She has recently written, as well as
illustrated, the recently published
book, Playing With Plasticine.
Everyone is invited to visit the
Brussels Branch Library and see
the original artwork for the County
Library poster during the week it
will be at the Branch. The Display
will tour Huron County Branch
Libraries during the month of
October.
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
requires an
ENGINEER CUSTODIAN
at
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT: Permanent full-time position
40 hours per week, includes shift work
Only those certified as Fourth Class Stationary Engineers will be considered. The suc
cessful candidate will become a member of the Service Employees' Union, Local 210,
Interested applicants are requested to send a letter of application and a resume which
outlines experience and education and Includes references. Applications will be receiv
ed by the undersigned prior to 3:00 p.m. Thursday, October 20, 1988
Jeanne McDonald, Personnel Manager
HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
R.B. Allan
Director
103 Albert Street
CLINTON, Ontario, N0M 1L0
Huron Public Education
Opening Up (he World J. Jewltt
Chair
BLYTH
festival
FAMILY
FESTIVAL OF
ENTERTAINMENT
The
N SALE NOW
MERCEY
BROTHERS
. . . the best in country music
• Saturday, October 15, 8pm
AT BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL
Adults $12 ($15 at the door)
Youth $ 9 ($10 at the door)
CALL BOX OFFICE 523-93OO/9225
'/I'/’THE BLYTH FESTIVAL F' \
Jf presents a ;
/dinner auction
Preview. Silent Auction & Dinner 6 p.m.
Auction at 8:00 p.m. featuring
Richard Lobb as Auctioneer at the
BLYTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Tickets $20.00 at the Box Office 523-9300 or 523-9225
Proceeds from the Auction will go towards the
Blyth Festival Capital Project.
DINNER
AUCTION
Al
Held under the Authority of a Special Occasion Permit
for the Liquor Licensing Board of Ontario.
BLYTH
4*
HURON-BRUCE FEDERAL
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
NOMINATION
•CONVENTION-
WILL BE HELD AT
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1988
AT 8:00 P.M.
‘GUEST SPEAKER'
For the purpose of selecting a candidate to represent the Pro
gressive Conservative Association in the federal riding of Huron-
Bruce in the next federal election.
The constitution provides that the following delegates will be en
titled to vote at the nomination convention: the executive and
honorary members of the association; the chairpersons and vice
chairpersons of each municipality; the executive of the Young Pro
gressive Conservative Association and three resident delegates
from each polling subdivision. Each candidate must file a written
nomination with the secretary of the Association at least 48 hours
prior to the nomination meeting.
BARRY JOHNSTON,
PRESIDENT.
MARY DONNELLY
SECRETARY-TREASURER.
TWICE OVER
FROM THE BLYTH FESTIVAL
A sincere thanks to the many generous donors who have
contributed and pledged their support to the Blyth
Festival's capital fund
Mrs. Mary Wightman [Blyth], Wilbert & Phyllis Lichti[ Baden J, Robert
R. McLaughlin [Puslinch], Wes & Anna Lenting [Hensail], Mrs. Iola
Bailey [Blyth], Barry & Monica Page [Goderich], Dr. John & Millicent
Orchard [London], Wayne & Deb Caldwell [Goderich], Dave & Fran
Cook [Blyth], Spinrite Limited [Listowel], Fleming Feed Mill [Clinton],
Edgar & Doris Berg [Waterloo], Mrs. jean Cook [Blyth], Ina Mae &
Milford Durst [Clinton], M. J . Chapman [Kitchener], Doris Lear
[Puslinch], E. Jean Henderson [Bayfield], Mary Jean McKay
[London], Eileen Consitt [Zurich], Jay & Stanford Hall [Hillsburg],
Susan Hoffman [Kitchener], Bev Brown [Brussels], Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Eby [Waterloo], Bill & Valerie Fraser [Blyth], Mrs. Doris Hicks [Blyth],
Peter Gar ns worthy [Toronto], Gordon Jenkins [Blyth], Melda McElroy
[Blyth], Graeme McDowell [Blyth], Gerald & Mary Moffat [Kippen],
Bill & Pat Roy [Londesboro], C.R. Jackman [Mississauga], Milton &
Lavina Bender [Gowanstown], Signal-Star Publishing [Goderich],
Robert R. McLaughlin [Puslinch], E. Ross Stuart [Toronto], Shirley
Garriiss [Wingham], Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer [London], Geoff Peach
[Blyth], Mrs. Ruth Schmidt [Tavistock], Dr. & Mrs. Harold Warwick
[London], Elwood Smith Ltd. [Listowel], Mrs. J.F. Mustard [Toronto],
Marjorie McLeod [Toronto], Sandra J. Lee [Wingham], Donnelly &
Murphy [Goderich], David B. Weldon [Toronto], Mrs. Neil Haldane
[London], Carling O'Keefe Breweries of Canada Ltd. [North York],
Tony & Fran McQuail [Lucknow], John & Leona Cairnie [Ottawa],
Kenneth & Gertrude Watson [Chesley], Joan Furukawa [London],
J.M. & A.H. Rowecliffe [London], Gladys Martyn [Peterborough],
Barbara Muir [Waterloo], Canadian Legion Branch #420 [Blyth],
Elizabeth Aldrey [Hamilton], Bev & Ron Walker [Blyth], Don
McCaffrey [Exeter], David J. Barenberg [Stratford], Drs. James &
Leslie Rourke [Goderich], Lois & Clark Tassie [Port Alberni, B.C.],
Erin T. Doyle [Medicine Hat, Alta.], Pamela Lichti [Baden], Murray
Gaunt [Wingham], Keil Insurance Brokers Ltd. [Wingham], Bevan &
Annette Lindsay [Wingham], Elwood & Bernice Smith [Listowel].
EVERY DONOR WILL BE RECOGNIZED INA
PERMANENT LOBBY DISPLAY