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Entertainment
Handel's Messiah focus of workshop by Blyth singers
Lydia Adams, cctttductor of
the Amadeus Choir of
Greater Toronto will lead a
choral workshop in Blyth on
Saturday, October 26th.
This special workshop is
being hosted by the Blyth
Festival Singers, and the fea-
tured work will be Handel's
Messiah. Anyone with an
interest in choral music is
invited to take part in this
once-in-a-lifetime choral
extravaganza.
Adams is celebrating her
12th season as conductor of
the Amadeus Choir of
Greater Toronto. In demand
as an adjudicator, workshop
clinician and accompanist,
her recent activities include
work with the New
Brunswick Festival,
Encounters Opera and the
CME Institute for Choral
Teacher Education. From
1981 to 1995 she served as
pianist with the Elmer Iseler
Singers.
Adams was born in Glace
Bay, - Nova Scotia, and
received her musical educa-
tion at Mount Allison
University in New
Brunswick, and the National
Opera Studio and the Royal
College of Music, both in
London, England. She was
conductor of the Ontario
Youth Choir in 1992, and
participated as conductor in
the Ontario Choral
Federation's 25th
Anniversary celebrations.
The choral workshop will
take place at the Blyth Centre
for the Arts, June Hill Room
on Saturday, October 26 from
10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The
doors will open at 9:30 a.m.
and coffee will be available.
Participants are asked to
bring a bag lunch and, bever-
ages will be provided.
The registration fee is $10.
Please register by calling
519-523-9393 by Monday,
October 21. Bring along you
own Messiah score.
*Aid finally on its way to Cuba after delay
right across the country,"
continues the education
director's newsletter. "mov-
ing the much needed goods
to the desperate nation has
become a real challenge.
"There arc still a few hun-
dred dollars needed to finish
paying for the bus. Donations
payable to the Huron County
Board of Education, in trust
for this purpose will be grate-
fully received.
"Sorry, Fidel - can't issue
Canadian tax receipts!"
Humanitarian aid in the yel-
low school bus that was col-
lected across Huron and
Bruce Counties earlier this
year has begun its journey to
Cuba "after a frustrating
three-month delay," accord-
ing to the director of the
Huron County Board of
Education's most recent in-
house newsletter.
"Seems that the U.S.
Helms -Burton law (penaliz-
ing those who trade with its
Communist neighbour) has
wrecked havoc on the
Canadian sugar trade with
Cuba, and reduced ocean
freighter traffic between
Montreal and Havana," Paul
Carroll states.
The packed bus sat in his
driveway on Goderich Street
in Seaforth most of the sum-
mer.
"There's apparently a bot-
tleneck of backlogged
humanitarian aid shipments
Information meetings at Walton, Ethel
CONTINUED from page 9
fill site will be open on Sat.,
Jan. 4. By opening on the
day following co -collection,
waste material will only have
to be covefed once. For con-
venienceAthe committee is
proposing the landfill site be
open every Saturday for the
months June to August inclu-
sive. The net effort of the
changes means that the num-
ber of days that the landfill
site is open are reduced to 34
from the present 38.
The $2 bag tags will be
available Dec. I at the fol-
lowing locations in McKillop
Township: Winthrop General
Store, the Dublin General
Store, Wilson Auto Service,
and the McKillop Township
Municipal Office. In Grey
Township the tags will be
available at Molesworth
Convenience, Jen's Variety
and Comer Cafe (Ethel), the
Cranbrook Library and the
Grey Township Municipal
Office. The Walton Tea
Room and Country Store will
have tags for both
Townships.
Huron County
Federation of Agriculture
Combined
ANNUAL REGIONAL
MEETING(s)
Friday, October 25, 1996
7:00 p.m.
Seaforth Community Centres
Guest: Ken Kelly
OFA Vice•President
Tickets: $12.00
Available from County Directors or
call 482-9842 or
1-800-511-1135
NOTICE
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture is revising its
CONSTITUTION which was last
revised in 1988. This will be
presented for approval at our
Annual Regional Meeting on
Friday, October 25. 1996 in
Seaforth.
Anyone wishing a copy of
present and/or revised
Constitution may receive such
by calling 519-482-9642 or
1-800-511-1135
'Information meetings will
be held on Tuesday, Oct. 22
at the Walton Community
Hall and Monday, Oct. 28 at
the Ethel Community Centre.
Both meetings start at 7:30
p.m. A representative from
the Bluewater Recycling
Association will he present to
explain the new co -collection
service and to describe how
co -collection has worked in
other communities. At pre -
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HALLOWE'EN
DANCE
sponsbred by
Dublin Athletic Assoc.
Sat..Oct. 26/96
Prizes for
Best Costume -
For tickets call:
345-2952
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Systematic Training for
Effective Parenting
(S.T.E.P.)
for parents of 0-6 year olds
Seven weekly sessions starting
Monday, October 21
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Egmondville United
Church
STEP promotes
* mutual respect between child
and parent
`increased co-operating
* more effective communication
• a more self reliant attitude in
children
Strategies include:
encouraging self esteem,
communication skills & effective
discipline methods
Sponsored by
Women Today of Huron
and the Rural Response
for Healthy Children
To register and for more
info. call (519)524-6767
CHILD FIND - HURON COUNTY
presents a
VARIETY SHOW
Sun. Oct. 27/96 .
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
LOCAL TALENT
Seaforth & District Community Centres
Advance tickets available from members
or call
527-1401 or 527-0750
$5.00 a ticket
sent 15 municipalities of the
association's membership of
43 are either using or sched-
uled to implement the associ-
ation's co -collection service.
An Invitation To Men
to loin a
Support Group For
Men Who Are Primary
Caregivers
This support group Is being
started by someone who is a
caregiver to a spouse with long
term Illness.
If you would like to talk 'men to
men' in a friendly, confiderltlal
place this group Is for you.
Wednesday Oct. 23, '96
7:00 pm -9:00 pm
Maple Hill Apartments
45 Charles Street (19unge)
Clinton, Ontario
For more Information call:
Laurie Henderson 482-3411
Gavin Russell 482-1373
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A stroke is the leading
cause of adult neurological
disability.
St. Andrews
United Church
Kippen
will celebrate its
129th
ANNIVERSARY
Sunday,October 20
at 11:00 a.m.
Quest Speaker:
Rev. Cheri DiNovo
Guest Soloist:
Deb Steinman
Lunch will follow
the service.
Everyone Welcome
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The Seaforth Harmony Kings
invite you
to their First Annual
Christmas Dinner & Dance
Sat., December 7th
6:00 pm: Social Hour
7:00 pm: Buffet Dinner (catered by Grace Campbell)
9:00-1: Dancing to the Royalaires
Tickets $25'��/plate •
For tickets or information call:
Ross Kahle: 348-8834, Don Andrews 482-7272,
Bryan Vincent 527-2204, Barry Mahon 345-2582
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