HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-01-26, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 2000. PAGE 19.
Planning a show
The Seaforth District High School All Girls Marching Band will be presenting two shows, one
at the Brussels Public School on Feb. 16. The evening will also feature the local school
band.
Seaforth band plans shows
Doon Crossroads hosts
heritage Seedy Saturday
Brighten a cold winter night with
the sound of music. Two upcoming
music nights featuring the Seaforth
District High School All Girls
Marching Band will be held during
February.
On Wednesday, Feb. 2 at 7:30
p.m., the Holmesville Public
School band will host a Music
Night at the Goderich Twp. Hall in
Holmesville. Admission is $2 at the
Local writer, artist give talks
Gallery Stratford presents
Marianne Brandis, local writer, to
give a reading from her new novel
titled Singularity, and Cindy
McMenemy, Waterloo artist, to
give an artist’s talk about her
exhibition currently on view titled
Family Matters. The reading and
talk will commence on Sunday,
Feb. 6 at 2 p.m. at Gallery Stratford
followed by a reception. Both
women are interested in aspects of
Schneider Haus set to open
The 11th Folk Artist-in
Residence at Joseph Schneider
Haus is cross-stitch artist Ingrid
Steiner of Waterloo.
Steiner was introduced to cross-
stitch, sewing, and knitting as a
young schoolgirl in her native
Holland. In Grade 1 she made her
first sampler and cross-stitch has
been a life-long hobby ever since.
She loves to copy old samplers as
well as to create commemorative
samplers for family weddings and
anniversaries. She is a longtime
member of a Dutch organization,
Atwood Lions
Bingo
every Thursday
Doors open 6:30 p.m.
Starts at 7:00 p.m.
Jackpot $500.
on 54 calls
Pot of Gold $500.
on 58 calls
Loonie Bin
door with proceeds going to the
Holmesville Public School band.
Entertainment will be provided by
the Seaforth District High School
All Girls Marching Band and the
Holmesville Public School band.
Snow date for this event is Feb. 9.
Brussels Public School will host
the second music night in Brussels
at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb.
16. Admission is $2 with proceeds
‘memory’ and ‘aging’ and many
parallels are evident in their work.
Singularity is one woman’s
reflection on being single and
alone, facing old age. Brandis is the
author of five novels recreating
Ontario history in the early 19th
century: The Tinde rbox, The
Quarter-Pie Window, The Sign of
the Scales, Fire Ship, and
Rebellion.. Many have won awards.
Family Matters is an exhibition
"Merkwaardig”, as an association
of lovers of samplers and cross-
stitch.
During her year in residence
Ingrid will share her knowledge
and skill in a series of
demonstrations, workshops, and a
lecture. An exhibition of her work,
Continued on page 20
Stag & Doe
for
Sandra Verwey
and
Kevin Johns
Saturday, January 29
8 pm -1 am
Music by DJ
Age of Lunch
Majority Provided
Tickets $5.00
For more info call
523-4894
going to the Brussels Public School
band. Music will be provided by
the Seaforth District High School
All Girls Marching Band and the
Brussels Public School band. Snow
date for this Music Night is Feb.
23.
These events are intended to
showcase the musical talents of
youth in our community.
of multimedia works by Cindy
McMenemy which opened last
Sunday in conjunction with
Contemporary Canadian Drawing:
Stephen Andrews. The exhibition
runs through to Sunday, March 19.
McMenemy received her
Bachelor of fine Arts at the
University of Waterloo in Ontario
and has recently had a solo
exhibition at the Burlington Arts
Centre in Burlington and
participated in a group show at the
Grimsby Art Gallery in Grimsby,
Ontario.
Singularity is a chapbook of 16
pages, self-published and available
for $5.50 directly from the author:
Marianne Brandis, 96 Water St.,
Stratford, N5A 3C2. It will also be
for sale at the reading.
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Doon Heritage Crossroads is
hosting its fifth annual “Seedy
Saturday” on Feb. 19 from 10 a.m.
until 4 p.m. This event is a
celebration of Canadian gardening
heritage, featuring workshops by
members of the Kitchener Master
Gardeners Association and hands-
on demonstrations by members of
Doon’s gardening staff.
A community seed exchange
table will be set up where local
gardeners can swap their favourite
heirloom seeds with those brought
Happy 9th birthday Kaitlin
Mary Ritchie, Markham, on
January 22 with brother
Christopher, 13 years. Kaitlin
is a very special girl who was
the bone marrow doner for
Christopher vyith leukemia in
May 1991, at age of 4 months.
Love, Mom, Dad (Gary and
Joan), Christopher and all
the families.
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in by other gardeners. Local seed
vendors plan to attend bringing
with them a range of “Heritage”
and other specialty seed. This will
be an ideal time to pick up all your
seeds for the upcoming growing
season. Expect to discover many
unique or hard to find seed.
Admission is $2 per person,
payable at the door.
Happy 16th
Birthday
Dollie Baby!!!
Happy 75th
Birthday
Mom (Opoe)
Femmy
VanAmerfoort
Love from your family
An Open House
will be held
Saturday,
January 29/00
1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Blyth Christian
Reformed Church
