HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-07-20, Page 7Get 'a taste of country
this weekend in Blyth
In the hard world of the 1990s
there may be no free lunch but for
visitors to A Taste of Country Food
Fair on Saturday, there will be free
snacks at least.
Lucknow area . will be well
represented at the Food Fair at the
Blyth and District. Community
Centre by the pheasants of River
Pheasant Game Farm, 'the apple
butter of Tony and Fran McQuail,
the maple syrup of Ivan Cranston,
the European -style bread of
Marianne Bollinger of Dungannon
and the wild boar of Harro
Wehrmann of Ripley. Many ex-
hibitors will be giving out food
samples of the products they grow
and process.
There will be exhibits by groups
representing the major commodities
• grown in the'region like beef, pork,
,lamb, milk, eggs and corn, as well
as more exotic products like buf-
falo, wild boar, pheasant, elk and
quail eggs.
For visitors, (including Elmer
Buchanan, Ontario Minister of
Agriculture, Food and Rural Af-
fairs) it will be a chance to talk
directly to producers and sample
some foods they might not usually •
taste. There will also be displays
from processors of food, everything
from barbecue 'sauce , and maple
syrup to toasted oats and European -
style breads. Many producers and
processors will also have their
products for sale foil -those who like
the taste of the samples.
There will be cooking
demonstrations throughout the day
conducted by Huron County home
economists and using locally grown
products. The event, which begins
at 11 a.m., closes with a barbecue
featuring beef, pork , and turkey
from 6 - 7 p.tn.
Admission to the Food Fair is $2
for adults, $1 for children under 12,
$5 for families with the proceeds
going to the Blyth Festival. Bar-
becue tickets, which include admis-
sion to the Food Fair, are $10 ad-
vance.
Workshop will teach how
to make 'floor cloths'
The Bruce County Museum is
holdinga special five day workshop
in the art and methods of making
canvas "floor cloths."
Floor cloths are an old tradition .
of decorating the early settler
homes, made originally from old
canvas sails. Today, however, the
art has .been restored andcan be
found in_ retail boutiques and in
Museum exhibits hosted by the
practitioners of the art.
The instructor for this workshop
is Carol Cleary who has had her
work on exhibit • at the Royal On-
tario Museum and featured in the
Century Homes Magazine.
Instruction will take place at the
Museum Aug. 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12
from 9 • a.m. to noon. Pre-
registration is a must. Contact the
Museum at 797-2080 for details.
Neit & Nancy Stapleton
of RR#2 Auburn
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter
Heather -Ann.
to
Robert
son of
Roland & Vickey Aucoin
of Toronto.
The wedding will take place on
August 13th, 1994 at 3:00 pm
at St Augustine Church,
. St. Augustine Ont.
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gling murder game, Deathtrap, is
playing until'July 30 at the Huron
Country Playhouse, Grand Bend.
Mr. Levinis one of American's
most successful writers of thrillers,
whose work includes The Boys
From Brazil, Rosemary's Baby and
Veronica's Room.
Murder reigns supreme in 'this
suspense thriller about a failed
drama writer who thinks he's come
up with a workable plot: doing in
actual people, not on stage, but in
his own home.
Tickets are available at the box
office 238-6Q00.
Gardening
workshop
in Lucknow
Gardening to attract wildlife to
yards is increasing in popularity
throughout North America. Many .
gardeners have discovered the
benefits of planting shrubs and
wildflowers • to feed songbirds and
butterflies.
If you would like to learn the
basics of gardening for wildlife,
plan to attend a workshop on Wed-
nesday, July 27, at 7:30p.m. at the
Lucknow Town Hall. Chris Hart, of
the Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority (MVCA) will be talking
on garden design with an emphasis
on landscaping for wildlife. There
will be a slideshow to illustrate the
potential for using plants that are
native to this part of Ontario.
-Everyone attending the workshop
will receive a wildflower plant to
take home and plant in their yard.
In addition, a raffle for a selection
of plants to start a full -sun
wildflower garden will be held..
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