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The Citizen, 2004-12-16, Page 271 Dance the night away It was a full house at the Blyth Festival on Dec. 11 for the annual Memories of a Jubilee Christmas, a two-our recreation of CBC's hit TV show Don Messer's Jubilee. Kicking off the fun were toe-tapping fiddle performances followed by Buchta style dancing. These dancers had the audience cheering by the end of their routine. (Elyse DeBruyn photo) Merry Christmas In preparation for the big night, students from Grey Central Public School put their acting abilities to the test during the dress rehearsal on Dec. 7. (Elyse DeBruyn photo) III III a III Love your family :4 (frfaigfiffaratufffikfirkerailfiffifffitiaratfirkkidtr. (a(MUMIIIIKI1gIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU111111N1111111111111HIDINDM) \Al11111111N////ff Love and best wishes from your family KIN SISTERS ,oea,Qichitioria5 Monday February 7, 2005 Blyth Memorial Hall Tickets Available al Blyth Festival Box Office, Ernie King Music (Wingham/Goderich), Dixie Lee (Clinton) & Blyth General Store Call to Charge: (519) 672-1967 ' THE . „ ,..,, 422 Queen St., Blyth, ON 523-9381 Upcoming Events Tues. Wed Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun 21 2 For I Fish & Chips 22 Eat Free Kids Closed 23 14'ing Nite 24 at 5 p.m. 25 ('laced 26 (lased 28 2 F or I Fish & Chips 29 Kids Eat Free 30 Vtin g Nite 31 New Year's Party 1 Closed 2 Closed 1,I . ..; Tues., Dec. Call hotel for Pool Tournament , Euchre Tournament Thurs., Dec. 16 & Thurs. Dec. 30 7:30 start 85/player - pre-register* rr 28 ai .,;-,.., details ii"-- New Year's AC/DC Tribute , Barerum , p i Are you ready to A, party"( - -Ad Limited Tickets 74 444 & aumtew ej '74e S(. e% Tag aka 941.4 4 liteney acedtmeat BANQUET FACILITIES & HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AVAILABLE j Give the gift of .... Certificates Available at the Theatre or All Around The House (next door) JIM COY Fri & Sat 6:45 & 9:15 Sun - Thur 8:00 Not Recommended for Young Children Frightening Scenes Dr-0--Levi PIOITAL N /11/COLAS cad T 1 A ALTREA PARK THEATRE GODERICH 524-7811 WAAr 0/sair ir. , P.01,1( AN ADVENTir r#20 a r IN rit Affl G. Not Recommended for Young Children Starts Wednesday i /1 4_ Dec. 22 CC 8:00 ers Sexual Content © Not Recommended Crude Content for Young Children www.movielinks.ca long distance?1'.800-265-3438 THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2004. PAGE 27 HCP receives funding approval An organization that promotes Huron County's rich arts, heritage and culture will get an $11,212 boost from the Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation (OTMP). Heritage and Cultural Partnership (HCP), a partner of Huron Tourism Association, has received approval of its application for a third year of funding from OTMP's Industry Partnership Proposal Program, which supports innovative and co-operative marketing programs that increase revenue generated by tourism. "We are pleased to partner in this research-driven marketing program that reinforces tourism as a strong economy in Huron County," said Huron-Bruce MPP Mitchell. "Since tourism is considered to be one of the three pillars of Huron County's economy, along with manufacturing and agriculture, an increase in tourists can also have a significant impact on the local economy." Funds in the cost-sharing marketing project that totals more than $28,000 will be used to advertise in various media outlets for the 2005 season. About $16,800 will be contributed primarily .from the 45 members in HCP, which brings together businesses and organizations that are rich in arts, heritage and culture. "It's reassuring that OTMP recognizes the potential in promoting Huron County to the emerging market of mature travellers who are interested in exploring arts, heritage and culture. Without their support, our comprehensive marketing plan would not be possible," said Heather Boa, co- ordinator, HCP. During an autumn reception hosted by the Heritage and Cultural Partnership at the Huron Historic , •,*4 re If * W 4 %4. "The Kamikaze .r 4/1 Woo Woo's" presen their annual „A "New Year's Bash" ' Same time, same fun...different place! Seaforth Community Centre $20/ticket bus ride available lunch included Age of Majority Doors open at 9 p.m. For information please contact ;\ Kris Gemmell 522-0545 , Kara Murray 451-9728 V R. Kelly Boven 523-9060V .. Lindsay Anderson *‘ ( i 850-4244 .) *" va if Vie *i., ti 'e * l it ef V Am' Gaol, which was attended by about 45 people, a certificate from Mitchell, was presented to HCP for its commitment to heritage and culture in Huron County. 0..1°