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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-17, Page 7II Museum is offering basketry workshop A unique artform is being introduced at the Bruce County Museum Aug. 26 and 27 with instructor Janet Brooks of Sarasota, Florida and Oliphant, Ontario. Brooks is a basket maker and artist of the finest calibre. Two separate workshops are being offered, one for beginners and one which will be a little more advanced. The beginner will learn to make a market basket of reed, or rattan and learn the technique of twill weaving. Other decorative materials will be available and the participant will be able to make the basket as simple or complicated as they wish. Beginners are also welcome to try their creative hands at the' inter- mediate workshop where the par- ticipants will be weaving with natural materials such as grasses. rushes, cattails, driftwood and vines. Participants in both workshops will have the opportunity to learn Parents changed their minds The Blyth Festival Young com- pany regretfully informs you that the performance times for their show, "Our Parents Made Us Do It", have been changed. The new show times are: Tuesday to Thursday (Aug.16-18) at 9:30 • p.m. and Friday and Saturday (Aug.19&20) at 7 and 11 p.m. They apologize for the incon- venience, saying "our parents won't let us do anything!" Performances are at the Blyth Festival Garage, Dinsley Street, Blyth, with a "pay what you can" admission. Texas scramble set for Sept. The Grey .Bruce 'Tourist As- sociation is holding the 2nd Annual Coif. 'T'ournament on Sept. 15 at Homestead Golf and Winter Resort (RR#4 Durham). It includes an afternoon of great golfing followed by an evening of cocktails, dinner and a fund raising auction. Registration is at 12 noon with a shot gun start at 1. Cocktails will be served at 5:00 followed by dinner, with a fund-raising auction to finish off a great day. The format for ' the tournament will be a Texas scramble in teams. of four. There will be prizes for the winning team and individual prizes for the 'longest drive and closest to the pin. Registration by phoning 371- 2071 or toll free at 1-800-265-3127. about different techniques, materials, view samples of Brookes' work and pick -up information and a suppliers list. Related books for browsing through will also be on display. Brooks belongs to the Venetian Society of Basket Weavers and is the assistant editor of their newslet- ter, for which she also writes ar- ticles, does illustrations and demonstrates various basketry tech- niques and styles. She has recently completed a project of cross stitch on her own western red cedar bas- kets. A large exhibit of her baskets, as well as her inno.ative basket weaving techniques in sculpturing, was featured at the ' Sarasota Museum. A small sample of her work will be displayed at the Museum for those who are interested in the workshops. Cost per workshop is $40 and $35 for Museum members. An ad- ditional $5 - 10 may be required for materials. Pre -register by calling the Museum at 797-2080. Oklahoma! will play in the Bend .. Rogers and Hammerstein's Ok- lahoma! is coming to the Huron County Playhouse in Grand Bend. Laid in the early years of the 20th century, when what is now the state of Oklahoma was called Indian Territory, this enduringly rapturous e..pfession of life on the prairie has delighted the world with its fresh simplicity and the unforgettable songs that tell it. Oklahoma! is . one of the most .popular, most beloved, most widely -produced around -the -world musical shows in theatrical history. The production runs Aug. 16 to Sept. 3. Call toll free (within 519 area code) 11-800- 706-6665. Musical revue. plays Wingham The Huron Country Young Players is bringing 1 their new musical revue to the Wingham Seniors Centre, on Thursday; Aug. 18 at 1:30 p.m. This venue is generously sponsored/ by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 18Q. The show will feature the music of Broadway, Gilbert and Sullivan, • Vera Lynn and war songs per- formed by Steven A. Gauci,'Chris- tian Jeffrey, Melodic Shannon and Mai-liis • Todd accompanied on piano by Laurence Gauci. The show is directed by Carl K. Zvonkin. (• Lynn and Annabelle Hoy,^ mm Wingham and Ab and Gloria Murray, Lucknow are pleased to announce the forthcoming ntarnage of their children, Deborah Ann and 1'atri'k Douglas. The weddin. will take place on Saturday, August 27. 190.1 at the Lucknow United Church. An open reception will follow at the ! ,tcknow t',mnnunll‘ ('.'ntre u) p.m Local Legion makes plans for 50th The Royal Canadian Legion will be celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the end of World War 1I by holding many events over the next, year, across Canada. Branch 309's (Lucknow) 50th committee met recently to firm up some of their plans for the next few months. Upcoming events will be a pancake breakfast on Fair Day, veterans dinner, open house and Ladies Auxiliary appreciation ban- quet during Legion Week Sept. 18 to 25. A 50th Anniversary Bali is also being planned for Oct. 15. This will feature a big band. Watch this paper for details. Walton hosts motocross this weekend Competitors from British Columbia to the Maritimes, Florida to Alaska will vie for championship titles at the 3rd Annual Trans Can National Motocross in Walton later this week. Pee wees to pros will test their ' abilities -and skills at one of the world's most physically deman- ding sports - motocross. This year's Trans Can will also stage the final round of the five I race Pro National Championship I series where the best in Canada will be crowned and S12,000 is posted as the purse. Qualifiers will run Thursday to Saturday, with the finals on .Sunday. For more information call 887- 6735. 'd for Agnes VanOsc`b and Ken Logtenberg Friday, August 19th Goderich Arena (upstairs) 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM '5°° /Persdn - Lunch Provided Age of Majority Tickets At The Door LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, Aug. 14/94 $1000. Jackpot. Winner Barb Caswell, Bluevale Community Centre evens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. Lucknow Sentinel. Wednesday, August 17, 1994 - Page 7 BARRY W. REID B.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT P O BOX 300 • WINGHAM, ONT NOG 2W0 WINGHAM KINCARDINE 306 Josephine St 357-1522 • 357-1551 (Fax) 1-396-7977 • Auditing • Accounting • Tax Services RUSS TAYLOR C A KEITH RAYMOND C.G A. BARRY REID C A Fri. - Thurs. AUG. 19 - 25 FRI & SAT 6:45 & 9:15 pm Sun. - Thurs. 8 pm LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO .11_111_ 111111 11111 .111.11 THEATRE KINCARDINE 396-3250 Aug. 19 & 20 at 7 & 9 p.m. Aug. 21 to25at8p.m. >^.'kms' a a ; i. ; ^-'shower. .' 0r!(`!home, K •• '! • i ...organize ii-iie) .;-)evening. -tic; ':'• ii:w Just a word of '`' thanks... ,•• •!.:' to everyone who !• yi attended and \or sent gifts :• .-z to my community bridal , All of the gifts are ti' wonderful and will he put !; to good use in our new !y; A special thank-vou;;; • to Margaret 1iamilton, 15•i. Betty McDonagh, and ;ti' • • Roberta Whvtock and !tit anyone else who helped to R!� and host a great 'i , • •Thanks. Again, !y1 Deb Hdy • about different techniques, materials, view samples of Brookes' work and pick -up information and a suppliers list. Related books for browsing through will also be on display. Brooks belongs to the Venetian Society of Basket Weavers and is the assistant editor of their newslet- ter, for which she also writes ar- ticles, does illustrations and demonstrates various basketry tech- niques and styles. She has recently completed a project of cross stitch on her own western red cedar bas- kets. A large exhibit of her baskets, as well as her inno.ative basket weaving techniques in sculpturing, was featured at the ' Sarasota Museum. A small sample of her work will be displayed at the Museum for those who are interested in the workshops. Cost per workshop is $40 and $35 for Museum members. An ad- ditional $5 - 10 may be required for materials. Pre -register by calling the Museum at 797-2080. Oklahoma! will play in the Bend .. Rogers and Hammerstein's Ok- lahoma! is coming to the Huron County Playhouse in Grand Bend. Laid in the early years of the 20th century, when what is now the state of Oklahoma was called Indian Territory, this enduringly rapturous e..pfession of life on the prairie has delighted the world with its fresh simplicity and the unforgettable songs that tell it. Oklahoma! is . one of the most .popular, most beloved, most widely -produced around -the -world musical shows in theatrical history. The production runs Aug. 16 to Sept. 3. Call toll free (within 519 area code) 11-800- 706-6665. Musical revue. plays Wingham The Huron Country Young Players is bringing 1 their new musical revue to the Wingham Seniors Centre, on Thursday; Aug. 18 at 1:30 p.m. This venue is generously sponsored/ by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 18Q. The show will feature the music of Broadway, Gilbert and Sullivan, • Vera Lynn and war songs per- formed by Steven A. Gauci,'Chris- tian Jeffrey, Melodic Shannon and Mai-liis • Todd accompanied on piano by Laurence Gauci. The show is directed by Carl K. Zvonkin. (• Lynn and Annabelle Hoy,^ mm Wingham and Ab and Gloria Murray, Lucknow are pleased to announce the forthcoming ntarnage of their children, Deborah Ann and 1'atri'k Douglas. The weddin. will take place on Saturday, August 27. 190.1 at the Lucknow United Church. An open reception will follow at the ! ,tcknow t',mnnunll‘ ('.'ntre u) p.m Local Legion makes plans for 50th The Royal Canadian Legion will be celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the end of World War 1I by holding many events over the next, year, across Canada. Branch 309's (Lucknow) 50th committee met recently to firm up some of their plans for the next few months. Upcoming events will be a pancake breakfast on Fair Day, veterans dinner, open house and Ladies Auxiliary appreciation ban- quet during Legion Week Sept. 18 to 25. A 50th Anniversary Bali is also being planned for Oct. 15. This will feature a big band. Watch this paper for details. Walton hosts motocross this weekend Competitors from British Columbia to the Maritimes, Florida to Alaska will vie for championship titles at the 3rd Annual Trans Can National Motocross in Walton later this week. Pee wees to pros will test their ' abilities -and skills at one of the world's most physically deman- ding sports - motocross. This year's Trans Can will also stage the final round of the five I race Pro National Championship I series where the best in Canada will be crowned and S12,000 is posted as the purse. Qualifiers will run Thursday to Saturday, with the finals on .Sunday. For more information call 887- 6735. 'd for Agnes VanOsc`b and Ken Logtenberg Friday, August 19th Goderich Arena (upstairs) 9:00 PM - 1:00 AM '5°° /Persdn - Lunch Provided Age of Majority Tickets At The Door LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, Aug. 14/94 $1000. Jackpot. Winner Barb Caswell, Bluevale Community Centre evens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. Lucknow Sentinel. Wednesday, August 17, 1994 - Page 7 BARRY W. REID B.A. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT P O BOX 300 • WINGHAM, ONT NOG 2W0 WINGHAM KINCARDINE 306 Josephine St 357-1522 • 357-1551 (Fax) 1-396-7977 • Auditing • Accounting • Tax Services RUSS TAYLOR C A KEITH RAYMOND C.G A. BARRY REID C A Fri. - Thurs. AUG. 19 - 25 FRI & SAT 6:45 & 9:15 pm Sun. - Thurs. 8 pm LONG DISTANCE? CALL 1-800-265-3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO .11_111_ 111111 11111 .111.11 THEATRE KINCARDINE 396-3250 Aug. 19 & 20 at 7 & 9 p.m. Aug. 21 to25at8p.m. >^.'kms' a a ; . 4.400•0014t4 i 5 t M fe4Z 'IAFI. Jazz Week - August 7-1.2 • Festival Wee'- August 14-20 1 Jazz Superstars • 9 PM Wednesday August 10 • $20 / at Kincardine I tall, Davidson Centre JazzlStudent Conceit • 8 PM Friday August 12 • $10 ,u Kincardine 11..111, Davidson (;entre . Piano Recital • 8• PM Tuesday August 16 • $1'S. at the Kincardine United Church I • Faculty Concert • 9 PM Wednesday August 17 • $15 ,11 the Knox I'restmerian (aiurrh . Chamber Virtuosos• • 8 PM Thursday August, 18 • $15 at the Knox }'reslnicri.tn (hutcti . Chamber Student Concert • 8 PM Friday August 19 • $10 al the Knox I'resht1ctian Church Grand Finale Student Concerts • Saturday August 20 10:30 AM - 4 PM. • $5 • at Kinc,anhne I'tilted (',hilt(lt, and Klltiti Noic'the time lirrthe \\(rimvtnnight (tnuens It 6ho.n(11u>go1hunt8nit 1 'Irrit,amid , conflict witltKiti(:utiine's'r\'oble:4lnni}du "ihta('uilhrPl. tk" Get your tickets now! 'ingletit kcts,'pri(es,.t'listed.thrnt tiernes rickets: kVeck, tvm ( omens I Aug 11)11; I _'1 ti_':,. Fulls al \\ ctk. all Iise(on( ttls I \(ig I(1.I T.I'(.I ,'(2I1 ti, -d) Roth tsetks l4)1 11;1). I tit kt't.ti a1ailahlt' al tiu•11nl,urs in Kin( an line. hs (,(III,)) )I4) 7.0716, 01 .11 I Ili' 1104)1 1)04)11' I >eitOt TIL)n( (`s e04— re0:e/1/141ea:.! t J