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Mom & Dad
(Gladys & Ralph Caldwell)
October 9, 1943-1998
Love & Best Wishes
from your family
Forthcoming
Marriage
Photo by Photogenics Studio
Martin and Joanne Cretier of
Wingham and Murray and
Gladys Bray, RR 2, Bluevale
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their children Amy Joanne
Cretier and Brian Scott Bray.
The wedding ceremony will
take place Saturday, October
10, 1998 at four o'clock, St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, Ontario.
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1998. PAGE 27.
E ntertainment
Touring
Horsedrawn wagon rides around the Wawanosh Nature Centre are a much anticipated
aspect of the annual Fall Colour Tour, which was held this year on Oct. 4. Sunny skies and
warm temperatures made the day perfect for nature lovers. (Ashley Gropp photo)
Choir Boys to perform at Centre
`For Art's
Sake'
at Blyth
For Art's Sake, by Colin Heath,
uses puppetry, songs and slide
projections to portray a comical
story about a little boy, his
imagination and the power of art.
On Art McArthur's 11th birthday,
his mom gives him a sketch pad
and felt pen and drops him off at
the art museum before she rushes
off to work. With his new friend
Franny, Art discovers more than
just Picassos as his journey into the
world of art takes him on a side trip
to his own imagination.
Franny's birthday gift to Art is a
magical picture frame. It becomes a
bridge between reality and dream;
by walking through the frame Art
encounters a silly bird who wants
just to eat worms, l a talking
scribble, and a scary heap of
crumpled paper. More importantly,
he discovers his own creativity,
learns about the essence of art, and
finds out that dreams are worth
believing in.
For Art's Sake is Theatre for
Young Audiences produced by
Geordie Productions and will be
presented by Blyth Festival to
school children Oct. 26 - 30. Two
public performances, on Oct. 31 at
1 p.m. and 3 p.m. will delight all
children over the age of five.
Tickets are only $4 each.
While visiting the theatre in
October don't miss the exhibition in
the Bainton Gallery —
Disconnections: Out of Time, Out
of Place a unique exhibit created by
Young Curators 1998.
This exhibit represents the efforts
of a unique co-operative educa-
tional experience for an Integrated
Arts Programme with the Avon
Maitland District School Board and
the Huron Perth County Separate
School Boards.
Forms of media vary from
watercolours, ink, graphite, to more
technical works like photographs.
Canadian artists like Ken Nutt,
Norval Morrisseau, Christopher
Pratt, Ken Danby and Carol Martin
are included in the 32-piece exhibit.
For more information and tickets
call the Box Office at 519-523-
9300.
Orchestra
London
performs
Tommy'
Come to Orchestra London in
blue jeans to sit back and enjoy the
music of The Who in this tribute to
the musical Tommy.
A hit album, a movie and a
musical, Peter Townsend's Tommy
is the most popular rock opera of
all time.
On October 16, Maestro David
Martin, Peter Brennan, Doug Varty
and the Jeans and Classics band
join Orchestra London at 8 p.m. in
Centennial Hall for this high-
energy event!
For a free brochure or
information on this and other
Orchestra London performances,
call 679-8778.
The Vienna Choir Boys are
celebrating their 500th anniversary
tour with a special concert at The
Centre In The Square, Kitchener on
Wednesday, Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. For
this concert, one of only two in
Canada, the Choir Boys will be
joined by the Chorus Viennensis,
an ensemble of former Vienna
Choir Boys, and the Vienna
Chamber Orchestra.
This momentous occasion will
officially re-open The Centre's
Theatre after extensive renovations
this summer. The Centre is pleased
to announce that Raffi Armenian,
Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony's
Music Director Laureate, after
whom the Theatre was named, will
be present at this historical event.
To record this remarkable
evening, the first 1,000 patrons will
receive a commemorative gift from
The Centre In The Square.
Before the performance,
dignitaries will speak and unveil a
permanent recognition to the
Woerner Family for their
unprecedented gift of $5,000,000 to
The Centre.
The concert will be conducted by
Artistic Director Agnes Gross-
mann, the first woman ever to hold
this position in the 500-year history
of the ensemble. Grossmann, well-
known in the Kitchener-Waterloo
area, has received numerous
awards including the Silver Cross
for Outstanding Achievement in the
Arts from the Austrian Government
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and an honorary doctorate from Mt.
St. Vincent University in Halifax,
as well as Canada's Woman of the
Year Award in Arts and Culture.
Grossmann has served as artistic
director of the Vienna Singakedemi
and has held three important posts
in Canada: music director and
conductor of the Orchestra
Metropolitan de Montreal, a young
ensemble she brought to artistic
maturity during her nine-year
tenure; the music directorships of
the Chamber Players of Toronto,
and the Orford Arts Centre. She has
made guests conducting
appearances in North America,
Europe and Japan.
One of the world's oldest and
best-loved musical ensembles, the
Vienna Choir Boys are renowned,
internationally for their exceptional
beautiful singing and unique
charm. They will perform a
programme of sacred works that
illustrates their rich artistic legacy
and close connection with some of
the most prominent composers in
the Western European musical
tradition, many of whom led the
Choir Boys in performances of
their own compositions.
The Chorus Viennensis, is a
prize-winning men's choir made up
exclusively of former Vienna Choir
Boys. In addition to their frequent
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concerts with the Choir Boys, they
perform as an independent
ensemble, maintaining an active
international touring and recording
schedule. Several members of the
Chorus regularly sing the
Gregorian Chant portions of the
liturgy at Vienna's Imperial Chapel,
and perform this specialized
repertoire throughout Europe.
JUNIOR
BROOMBALL
REGISTRATION
Open to all boys and
girls 10 - 18 years.
Saturday, October 10
Saturday, October 17
Blyth Arena
3 pm - 4 pm
For more info contact
LINDA PEASE 523-9558
TRACY COOK 523-9592
JUDY MASON 526-7638
FRED DEBOER 523-9500
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