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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1973—PAGE 11A
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the paintings done by Jim Marlatt and Ernie Niblock
he L.I,P. Art Program which is in Its final month were
(splay in the Industrial Acceptance Corporation of -
he Squares Paintings were also olaoed in the Trans
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Canada Loans Office on West Street. Arranging the displays
were assistants Shelly Linner (left) 2nd Claudia Elliott (right)
both of Goderich.
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Four hospitals in Huron
County will be among in-
stitutions which will be presen-
ted with finished pieces of art
depicting various scenes of
local interest. Hospitals in
Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth
and Exeter are designated to
definitely receive paintings and"
prints. One or two nursing
home*; = may get some of the
work also. The project run by
Jitn Marlatt and Ernie Niblock
began in .January.
The artists 'Marlatt and
Niblock will decide how the 200
prints and 30 original oil pain-
,'tings will be divided up. With
one month to go in,the project,
there are three other people
working on the production.
They are; Jerry Huckins who
does ,Host of the carpentry
work, printing and framing;
Claudia Elliott a third year art
student at the University of
Guelph and Shelly Linner a
third ,,year honours math
student at the University of
-Waterloo; Claudia is doing
some painting while Shelly is
handling the bookkeeping.
Both girls are from Goderich.
Some of the paintings had
been placed on exhibit in'
March both at G D.C.I. and the
studio There are currently
paintings on display in the
I.A.C. building on the Square
and in the Trans Canada
Loans Office on West Street.
It was originally intended
that the paintings would be
delivered to the hospitals
framed but due to the amount
of the grant being dropped by
$2,ttO1) mangy"- of ttteiti' f Sa �h'is
to he delivered unframed..
Lim Mairlatt feels that they
have really ,just begun to fill
the needs of the County of
-Huron to have their hospitals
decorated with paintings and
prints of local scenery which
are destined to become local
history. According to Marlatt
"a future program perhaps run
by a service club could expand
and possibly decorate other
public buildings such as
libraries and municipal of-
fices."
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lit •Ernie Niblock is seen putting the finishing
on one of the 30 paintings which are computed to
part of the L.I.P. Art Program, which began In
January. Some 200 prints have been made of five different
scenes that were painted.
Custom Farm Work
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mily trios assisted
music for Sunday
Christian Reform,
e. Mrs. Vanderwaal
hters, Arlene and
Amsing, Coby-and
g several numbets.-
VanDerEnde led the
ith the devotional
n by Rev. Beukema.
Ty Willis of Seaforth
ed to the Home by
to at Monday after-
t•together. Marie
d the regulars, Mrs.
tor; Norman •Speir
Collins, to provide
for the occasion.
from the Clintor
eform Church we
assist with the a
wheel chairs. Ther
attendance at th.
sewn Tea and Craft
ednesday afternoon'
by the Huronview
onia Male Chorus
• Caffrey, with piano
iment by Mrs.
er, provided the
'ght program. The
'th members from
all, Zurich, GrAnd
Dashwood areas
part of the program,
Preparing ;for the
tennial in July. Mrs.
beiner expressed the
of the residents
'Mable program.
rlTcral Government
June 17.23 as
Senior Citizens' Week and
plans are being made to hold
open house at the Home during
that Week.
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