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Buck & Doe
for
Ashley Galbraith
& Mark Hunter
Saturday, June 3
9 pm - 1 am
Listowel Agricultural Hall
Music by D.J.
Lunch provided
Age of majority
Tickets $5.00 or
$7.00 at the door
Call 887-9582
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member of the Royal
Canadian Legion,
26 years with Brussels
branch and nine years
with the Morinville,
Alberta branch with
5 years as president,
was chosen
Morinville's 2005
Citizen of the Year.
He was chosen by the
Morinville Lions Club
and members-at-large
of R.C.L.
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 2006. PAGE 23.
Leisure
Sitting Pretty
opens at Museum
Toe Tappin'
Fans of the old CKNX Barn Dance had a weekend of fun, socializing and music, music. music
during the annual Jamboree Campout in Blyth. wo, Bremner photo)
Festival hosts youth workshops
Each summer the 131)th Festival
provides great opportunities tot
children and south to part h.lpate nl
fun-filled drama proranis
'Year atter pck yle
IriVolved ssuh ur I ne,ttre
create e Clung rk hoed oil
their ov.n erpericikes sas-
Coates. artist', direst,/ ot Fits tit
Festis
..Our Noting Compans pros ides
budding ssrnels. actors. siires tors
and designers ss ith an ens nonment
vdtere they can explore ideas svith
the lull support a dy naaine
creanse team This is our
commitment to the young people in
the area silo skarn to take a chance
op something diltcrent.-
This summer Blyth Festisal otters
rm.° programs for youth in 2006.
Children's orkshops are for
youth fise to 1.'2.. They are offered by
the Blyth Festival from July 3 - 8 in
Blyth from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday
to Friday. Children aged five to eight
During the month of June, the
Goderich Co-op Gallery is pleased to
feature the work of Natalie Hussey.
The unique style of this Goderich
resident shows a world of
imagination through which she has
travelled: she hopes the viewer of
her art will also travel through this
world, even for a moment.
Through her life Hussey has been
attracted to the carnivals of
Querk & Qot
for
MIKE COURTNEY
& JENN SHORT .0\ (5 • Saturday, June 10 t .
9 pm - 1 am
Blyth Community Centre }(Q
Music by DJ
( Light Lunch Provided
Age of Majority
Tickets
$5.00 advance $6.00 at the door
Nick Courtney 523-4476 or 523-9305
Derek Cook 523-9040
stills s%Ill enjoy Meathe games. make
.rats protects. \Ante stones and he
part ot a special presentatii,p t or
ins !Led guests on Saturday. July at
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,teed nine to 12 sears skill
has e fun ss ruing and creating :kits.
so ties and designs that %sill he part of
a „nos play staged tor an ited
audience on Saturday. July 8 at 11
a ni.
To receive a registration form and
information, contact Jane or Emily at
Blyth Festival 523-9300.
Cost is $60 • per child. The
registration deadline is June 30.
The Blyth Festival Young
Company offers students 13 - 19
years an opportunity to create a new
environment play called, What's
Your Nature? and to perform it
outdoors at the Greenway Trail in
Blyth from Aug. 15 - 18 at 7 p.m.
and Saturday, Aug. 19 at 2 p.m. in an
outdoor setting along the Blyth
Community Greenway Trail.
yesteryear and the images of
innocent romance in fairy tales. Her
evocative paintings carry one into _
these worlds with an effortless ease.
Thinking she was headed for a life
as a children's book illustrator,
Hussey enrolled in Interpretive
Illustration at Sheridan College.
However upon graduation she
became absorbed by the world of
fine art and has been busy ever since.
(her six sseeks.-Young Company
members %s ill receive an outstanding
theatre training e•sperience from I()
ant to 4:10 pin Monday through
FriJa‘ starting July 10 to Aug. 19.
Led by professional director Andrea
Donaldson and instructor Erin
Shields. students will work together
to develop and improvise scenes,
shape stories. and .create a play
together. There are no registration
fees.
Young Company members will
enjoy seeing plays .at the Blyth
Festival, meeting members of the
Blyth Festival Company and present
five performances of their play.
New members of the Blyth
Festival Young Company are
encouraged to attend an orientation
session on July 4 at 3:30 p.m. in the
13ainton Gallery (beside the theatre's
box office).
For more information about the
Young Company contact Jane at
Blyth Festival 523-9300.
Her paintings form a part of
collections across the country.
Hussey also gives art lessons and
particularly enjoys helping with
children's art programs. As well as
raising three young children, she is
presently building a catalogue of
paintings for a personal show.
The Gallery is only closed Sunday
and a working artist is always on
duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Buck en Doe
for
Meghan Walker
and
Jeremy Sallows
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
at the Belgrave Arena
FOR TICKETS CALL
Staci Dunbar 357-3067
Shawn Walker 357-2114
Shane Dolgos 357-1017
Rob Zimmer 357-2402
$5.00 Tickets
• DJ • Lunch provideis1
Age of majority
No one can deny that the toilet is
an exceedingly important feature of
daily lives. Yet how many people
can trace its history?
The exhibition, Sitting Pretty: The
History' of the Toilet, now showing
at the Huron County Museum and
running until July 14, explores this
theme through interactive
components that show the
development of the toilet from the
very first chamber pot, to the
outhouse to the invention of the
toilet itself.
The exhibit is divided into six
sections. which include: an
interactive toilet seat introduction
with questions and answers; the
evolution of toilet paper with a
collection of toilet paper holders; a
life-size outhouse complete with
audio component with a collection
of humorous outhouse stories; a
section that explores chamber pot
designs. commodes and close
stools, a panel sy stem discussing the
history of public washrooms; an
example of a cutaway toilet showing-
its svorking parts and the evolution
Of the toilet as we know it today.
This exhibition is part of the
Travelling Exhibition Partnership
Project collaborative. Guelph
Museums, the creator of this
exhibition, gratefully acknowledges
The Brubachers of Ethel
Restaurant & Bakery
Real Home Cooking
Try our Cinnamon Buns
Mon. - Fri. 7-6:30;
Sat. 8-6:30, Sunday Closed
887-8659
the financial support of Mr. Rooter
Plumbing and the Department of
Canadian Heritage Museums
Assistance Program.
The Huron County Museum is
located at 110 North St., Goderich.
The museum is open Monday to
Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and
Sunday, 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Regulau
admission rates apply.
For more information call 519-
524-2686.
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ON $4.00 THURSDAYS
Drop into either of our offices any
Thursday with your word classified
(maximum 20 words) and pay only
$4.00 + GST (paid in advance).
That's $1.00 off regular rates.
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for
BLAINE COULTES
& PATTI DAVIAU r: :k.
Saturday, June 3. . ':.r.
at Paisley Palace i
from 9 pm - 1 am
* D.J. * Lunch-Provided
* Tickets $5. ...
Age of majority required 1'
Bus available from
Blyth & Wingham
For more information call t.
. Kurt 523-4893 or Debbie 887.9051 •r"
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New exhibit opens at Co-op