HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-08-27, Page 7Joe Sealy Quartet
at Blyth in Sept.
The Joe Sealy Quartet will appear on the Lyth
Festival stage on Sept. 27. Sealy last appeared; on that
stage as the pianist for the world premiere of Timothy
Findley's The Piano Man's laughter.... And Others in.
April.
Sealy, a two-time Juno nominee and 1997 Juno winner
for hest contemporary jazz"alhutn, was taught piano by
Oscar Peterson's sister, Dais Sweeny. Those beginnings
provided the launch pal ror his varied and sucCessful
career as a musician', i. ctor, composer, consultant and
recording artist.
Performing Africville Suite, Sealy is joined by some
of The country's hottest jazz musicians, which make up
the rest of his quartet. Together theydeliver a powerful
and stirring.performance featuring blues and gospel as
• well'as: jazz.
Sealy had to research •his roots for.Africville Suite.
Based on the 1960s demolition of Africville, "a- tiny
Halifax suburb that was• one of Canada's oldest 'black
Communities and the first home of Sealy's father and
grandmother, .Africville Suite musically .explores the
tight -knit community, its destruction and subsequent
fallout.
For ticket information call the box office at 519-523-
060.
Hire,
seasonal
help
for arena
Kent Alton has been
hired as a part time, sea-,
sonal assistant at the
sports complex, to work
about 20hours a week.
Black will be checking
out .particulars on the
workfare program as well.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 27, 1997 -- Page 7
You can erijo
`8 To - the Bar
atthe .Grand
Touted as "one of Canada's most popular and longest
running musicals, 8 To .the Bar, will' be running at
Theatre on the Grand in Fergus between Aug. 27 'and
Sept. 13.
The musical comedy was first produced in 1978 at
the Charlottetown Festival and played on both amateur
and professional stages across Canada every since.
The production is "a lot of fun and tightly written ... a
good comedy., really funny," says musical director.
Warren Phaegan. The play contains 16 musical numbers,
-.gospel, rock, ballads and some jazz rock with a:. bit of
pop thrown in... •
For ticket information call the box office at 519487-
1981.
Summer Reading Review -
by ' Gary Finlay, 5
LCPS Grade 1
Are You My Mother
by P.D. Eastman
This story is about a baby bird looking for its.moth-
er. He .went. dowti out of the tree to look for her. He
walked because he could not fly.
He asked. a kitten, hen, 'goat, cow, boat, plane and the
snort if they were his mother. The snort lifted the baby
bird back, to his nest. And then' his mother returned
home. And the -baby bird then' knew who his mother.
was.
Eleven contestants competed for the Queen of the Furrow contest this
year at . the Huron County Plowing: Match. Left to right, back row:
Christine Bengough of Hensall, Kerrie McClure of Walton, Sheryl
Ramsey of Blyth, Kristy Caldwell of Blyth,, Melissa Schefter of
Wingham,Vicki Carter of Seaforth, Lisa Bennett or Seaforth. Front row:
Kris McNaughton of: Kippen, . Stephanie. Macdonald of Seaforth (this
year's Queen of the Furrow), Julie Miller of Bayfield (last year's queen),
Veronica Grobbink of Walton and MaryFeldstkov of Fordwich (firstrun
nerup). (Campbell photo),
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