The Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-09-10, Page 7Blyth Art Draw
features unique works
One -of -a -kind works of
art representing a broad
range of media can be had
at the Blyth Festival's
Three 13y Three Art Draw
Oct, 25 at . the Blyth
Memorial Community
Hall.
Approximately lop
three-inch by three-inch
pieces of art have been
donated by artists from
across the provi•n:ce and
beyond for 'this unique
fundraising, event. Some
of these artists include
,Andres Villar and Gerald
Pedros, who both exhibit-
edin the Bainton Gallery
this, year, Blyth. Festival
actor AnneAnglin and
former Festival costume
designer Kerry Hackett,
and such well-known area
artists a'$ William
Creighton of Lucknow,
Bri.git fIilliei'of Clinton,
Jo Manning of Blyth and
Michael Scott - of
Goderich, Everything
from soapstone an -d pot-
tery sculptures to .water
. colors and a poem byP..K.
Page can be chose' by
those who attend. The . art-
work, all framed or
'mounted,, will be dis-
played in the Bainton
'Gallery starting Oct. 18:'
and a preview willbe held
the night of the event at 7
p:m
This is the second time
around for such an event
at the Festival. The idea
came from former Festival
board mernber. Marian
Doucette who got the idea
at a national theatre con-
ference in Edmonton. "It
sounded like the perfect,
fundraiser for the Festival,
especially with our won-
derful gallery space and
long involvement with the
,visual arts and I just wait-
ed for the right time to try
it," she Said. It was first
held in 1993 and called
3x3 in '93. Now, in 1997,
the artwork dimensions
remain the same to main-
tain the appealing "minia-
ture aspect. '
Anticipation and excite-
ment surround the event as
ticket holders get to
choose their own pieces of
artwork according to when
their names are drawn. To
help ease the suspense,
there . will be wine,
gourmet hors d'oeuvres,
door prizes, great compa-
ny and entertainment by.
Goddard .and Lewis., a
married couple just
returned from a. six-month
tour in japan, .who per-
form an eclectic range of
music from rock to jazz to.`
, folk. If you are unable to
attend; 3x3 on Oct: 25,:.you
can still have your . choice
of artwork by using a
proxy, page in the .exhibi
tion catalogue available to
every ticket buyer.. Your
choices will be honored by
the designated proxy at the.
event.
Tickets may: be ordered
'through the Festival. Box
Office at (519)523-9300:
�awnbowlers meet
in Lucknow
The Lucknow.
Lawnbowiing Club helda,
men's and women's pairs
tournament last weekP,
•Lawnbowl.e'rs from .as`':
far away .as HariOyer,
Kitchener and Stratford,
came and participated in.
the tournament. The' men
played Sept. 1:: and the
.women playedSept. 3.
Top place.'winners for'
;the men's tournament Were •
Ed ' Smythe and Hans
Gruber, •Clinton.; • Mike
Bester and Chris Bester,
Hanover,. peter McFalls
and Roy Triebner, Exeter;
•
for tourney
Norm Trafford 'and...John
Shearer,. Hanover; ,Chris
Scullion • and John
Scullion, Kitchener; Dune
Murcheson and Everet
Robinson, Goderich
Top place women were
Marion. -Anderson and
Betty. Campbell, Hanover;
Thelma Coombs and
Marie Muir,. Seaforth;.:
olive
Paple and Mary
Finlayson; Seaforth; Carol.•
Carter and Edna. Bell,
Seaforth:; Lola. Rohfritsch
and Selena Ducklow,
lviitchell Isabel Annis and
Ruth.Morrison Mitchell,'
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 10, 1097 — Page 7
Matt O'Neiii wins CCMA award
Country 920 CKNX to • Canadian Country
Morning Announcer Matt
O'Neill has just won the
award for On -Air
Personality of the Year at
the Canadian Country
Music Association
Citation Luncheon in
Hamilton Sept: 6.
This award is the
broadcasting industry's
recognition of excellence
for.. an announcer who ,has
not only performed
beyond average but also
has given strong support
music.
We at CKNX Radio are
very proud of this young
announcer who became
the Country 920 morning
show host three years ago.
Matt O'Neill has consis-
tently shown enthusiasm
1n helping community pro-
jects and assisting with
fund raising. In the CKNX
Radio tradition of
Canadian ,talent develop-
ment, O'Neill has also
introduced several
Lucknow UCW
iSCUSS life's joys
by Anna May Hunter
The Sept. 2n.d meeting
of the Lucknow UCW was
held at the Sepoy
Apartments " • with
Marguerite Sanderson as
hostess.
Laura Sterner opened
the 'meeting `and welcomed
the ladies, then Helen
Todd and Gertie
Henderson had charge of
the program and opened.
with the hymn What A
Friend we pave In Jesus.
Helen read the scripture'
from. Matthew 14 verses
22.33 and Gertie took the
meditations and Helen
offered :prayer, Gertie read
two readings about Life's.
Joys, There are .all around
us things in this world to
be joyful and happy about.
If we only take the time to
be . aware of them. A clos-
ing hymn and "prayer
brought the program to a'
close.
Laura had charge of the
business.. ,Th'e' minutes
were read and the rollcall
by 10 ladies, telling of a
project the UCW is
responsible for,
The offerings were
received_ and,i the least -
coin was collected and the
reading on it was read by
Anna May, It was con-
cerning the• women •of
Burma who are murdered
or tortured because they
speak out concerning the
evils of their government..
The least coin money goes
to help Women of the
Worldwho are persecuted.
Prayer. for these women
was then offered.
, In the reports . that'fol-
. lowed Nimble Fingers are
working Sept. 17 in .the
basement 'of the . Church,
The Bruce Presbyterial is
at 9 a.rn, in Lucknow
United Church.
Other committee's
reported on their activities.
Prayer closed the meeting
and .all :enjoyed a social
time,
Canadian Country music '
artists performing in
Midwestern Ontario.
Country 920 CKNX
wishes to thank listeners
for making this accom-
plishments possible.
To enjoy your drives..
Keep your hands a corn-
. fortable distance apart on
the steering wheel and
your awns slightly bent.
(A helpful hint from the
Canadian Physiotherapy •
Association)
TWO MONSTER
SCREENS!
HOT NEW
VIDEOS!
ANCE • PRIZES!
LIVE BAND
-DETOUR
LiNE DANCING.
Saturday, September..20,1997,
9pm. to1:00 a.m.. •
• Lucknow & District Sports Complex.
Tickets $8'°° Advance slat" at the door
can:
(519) 528.3528.0r.(519).395-2806
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT
Holyrood General Store
MacNay's General Store, Amberley
Lucknow&. Ripley Co-op
Video Shop, Lucknow.
Your Favourite Things Lucknow.
The family ,of
,Angus & Vera Falconer
invite you to .
.share in the celebration
of their
50th Wedding
Anniversary.
An open house will be
held at. their home in
Whitechurch on
Saturday,
Sept. '20, 1997
frorn 2 4 p.m.
Best Wishes Only
Please.
• Joseph and Thelma. Van
Osch of Lucknow and •
Leslie and Lorraine
Young of Cargill are;.
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
. BRENDA
DAVID
The wedding,ivilI take
place Saturday,
September 13, 19.97 at
St. Joseph's Church;
Kingsbridge: Open
reception at Lucknow
Community Centre.
:Kirncardine
Kla ssk's
Gymnastics Club
REGISTRATION.
SEPTEMBER 11 7:00 8:00 pm
at Connaught`Park Pavillion
(133 Broadway St, ) in. Kincardine
We offer recreation classes ��� " ,,' ildren 15 months & .
up as well as Boys, Teens ern i dmpetitive programs
Competitive Try outs Sept 6 from 9 -11 am you
must pre -register. by phone for this (396-2670)**
JOINTHE
Sponsored by the
LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IN
CONJUNCTION WITH •L•icensed under
THE LUCKNOW FALL FAIR • LLBO
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC,MEETINGS
FOR THE NEW COUNTY OF
:HURON OFFICIAL PLAN
A Take notice that the Corporation of the County. of
I. Huron will hold statutory public meetings under the
provisions of Section 17(15) of the Planning Act' to I
receive' input on the proposed County of Huron
Off iciaL Plan.
• Three public meetings are scheduled at the.l.
following locations:
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A Datev. Wednesday, October 1 1997, at 8:00 p.m.' Il
a •Location:McKay`Hall, 10 Nelsort•St., E., Goderich +r'
.Date: Wednesday, October 1, 1997 at 8:00. p.m
Location:Town of Wingham Council Chambers, M
274 Josephine St., Wingham • M'
j Date; Thursday, October:2, 1997. at 8:00 p,in.
L,ocation:Hensalj Community Centre, 1:57 Oxford St., y `,
A .. Hensali
Purpose :& Effect of.the 'Plan • A
The Huron. County .Official .Plan applies to all lands
within Huron' County. It is a statement of. the M
community and provides direction for the activities ti
of .individuals and community organizations. It
A provides guidelines to local municipalities for the M.
development: of .local official plans.
a Copies of the Plan., A
A Copies of the proposed Huron County Official Plan I
are available for review at the. Huron. County
,01
A Planning :and Development Department', Court li
House Square, Goderich. Copies will also .be.
A available for review at,all local municipal offices 1.
A'. within the County of Huron. 0
I Notice of Decision a
If you wish to be notified of 'the adoption of. the :i
proposed Official Plan, you mustmake a written .M
At request to: J. A. Murray, Clerk -Administrator, -0
A County of:. Huron, Court House Square,. Goderich,
a ON:N7A 1M2.
N' Ontario Municipal Board Powers:A. If a person or public body that •files a Notice of A
Appeal of a decision of the County of Huron in
respect of the ' proposed Official Plan, and does' not �.
Make submissions at a public .meeting or make
A written submissions to' the County of Huron before
the proposed. Official Plan is adopted; the Ontario A
Ait p Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of 'the'10
If you' pealhave. any questions concerning the County of
Huron Official Plan contact Gary Davidson, r
A' Director of the ,Planning & Development
A Department at (519)524-2188. •
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