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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-16, Page 24PAGE 6,A-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1986 Entertainment The above is a copy of a photograph taken by K.K. Saiiows circa Festival s seekhig old Farm photos of this type from area residents. 1920, courtesy of the Huron County Pioneer Museum. The Blyth F','stival Gallery will feature work of ginner The Blyth Festival Gallery is pleased to announce that the work of TOM BENNER will be shown in the Gallery of Blyth Memorial Hall from May 1 through to June 1, 1986. The exhibition will include a variety of Benner's work including "Owls in My Sleep", "Great Auk", and "White Pine". In addition to this exhibition, Benner will be present on Saturday May 31 and Sunday June 1, during the Blyth Festival's Annual Used Book Sale, to give a special slide show followed by a discussion of his work. Benner is a London, Ontario, artist who has won national recognition with a number of his works, including his "Third World Parity Kit", a collection of paintings and sculptures done in the mid -1970's. He has ex- hibited across the country and his works are incluaeu ,,, L„e Uanada Council Art Bank and the°Art Gallery of Ontario collection. Most recently, he has been working on pieces depicting different animals, birds and nature symbols used )?3, older civiliza- tions, mainly those of Nort4Arnerica. These pieces portray the harm that modern man is inflicting on species such as the fin whale, polar bear, great auk, sea eagle, and puma. His work convey's a sense of loss for these animals, and man's lack of understanding of his environment in general. The exhi ion is sponsored by the Art Gallery of $ ntario through the Artist and Their Wor `�, ogramrne. The B h estival Gallery will be open Monday through Friday, from 9am-5pm. For further information, please contact the Festival Box Office at 523-9300. Opera Company Ensemble old f,..pi1y farras photos Festival to®ks for • Are there any old photos of your family the summer. ains special exhibition is If you, your Uncle Harold, or youoto r greau t farm hidden in your attic? The Visual Arts designed to complement the production of Aunt ntd innie havesuban earpl ly f re pht to you CommiBox ttee of the Blyth Festival is sponsor, ANOTHER SEASON'S PROMISE by Anne Committee, a special aken prix of old photogt aphs of Bl tth Fest�dKeith Roulston which val on June 20, an the exhibition 10, Blythens the Visual s NOM 10 Blyth 1986. area old tako prior o 1930. Y These old photos will be treated with great of photographs and artifacts showing life on Photographs reed. to the ownerseas sonnion es. care. A reproduction blow-up will be made, the family farm at the turn of the century illbethose chosen willw be returned ats 8" x 10", for each of the photos selected by which will be on display from July '22 to e possible;ebof the exhibitionosentogether with the the committee, and these reproductions will August 16, courtesy of the Huron County mounted copy be hung at the Blyth Festival Gallery over Pioneer Museum. Science fair features over 120 projects Huron es are rd to en- e lic is invited to view the ects The fifthfAnnual eature over 120 projects Science corn- couragelstudentsotooexplo estheacompl x and htotalk with the students between 2:00 Fair willgym. and 4:00 p.m.. on Saturday, April 19. pleted by Grade Seven and Eight students and exciting fields of conservation. P from Huron County Board of Education ty B and oer the f Educatiast four on has senthe t studentsuron n- Presentation of to3:00 p.m. The fair will will take at Cental schools. Students will be •competing in Computer, Toronto, Halifax, Saskatoon and Cornwall to Huron Secondary School in Clinton on April Physical and Biological categories for a compete against students from across 18 and 19. variety of awards. One new awardThe this year Canadaaip oothe annual four projects Canada may tde Science You willhe sent to quality, orkme ans p and knowledge of this the is the "Conservation Award".The Ausable- p Bayfield and Maitland Valley Conservation Calgary this year during May to compete. , group of aspiring young scientists. Qa HOME & GARDEN deadline: thurs., april 17t" publication: wed., april 23'd Just in time for spring, home and garden fix -up, the Goderich Signal -Star will publish its annual Spring Home g Garden Guide: This special Supplement is the ideal way tO„ plant ysiur advertising seeds arriong the throngs of Huron County readers readying for spring planting, cleaning, decorating and renovating. To Contact Your Advertising Representative, please call Goderich AL- TAFI__ joins Orchestra On Friday, May 9 and Saturday, May 10 the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble joins Orchestra London Canada at the Grand Theatre for an evening of musical highlights from the Stages of Opera and Broadway. Four of the Company's top soloists will present favourites from operas such as Carmen and The Barber of Seville and the great musicals from Cole Porter to Rogers and Hammerstein including The King and I London Canada as concert engagements across the country, an annual concert -lecture series and in- novative and entertaining community residences. Joining Orchestra London from the Cana- dian Opera Company Ensemble are conduc for Derek Bate, who is the music advisor to the COC and conductor of the COC Or- chestra. Singers are Susan Tsagkaris, soprano who is in her second year with the COC Ensemble and recently appeared in and Kiss Me Kate. Cosi Fan Tutte with the COC at the 0 Keefe; The Canadian Opera Company Ensemble, Kimberly Barber, mezzo-soprano who made Canada's only year round operatic troupe, her debut with the COC this fall as Kate was founded in July 1980 through a generous �Pinkertoht,ine Madame haButerfly; Daenis grant from Imperial Oil Limited. Each performed year, between nine and twelve talented young singers are given an opportunity to serve a one-year apprenticeship with the COC, polishing their craft through a com- prehensive program of performance and ad- vanced training. COCE members appear in COC mainstage productions and are the featured performers at the annual Summer Festival at Harbourfront. They also par- ticipate in such a wide variety of programs soloist with the Kitchener -Waterloo Sym- phony, Canadian Chamber Ensemble and London Pro Musica; and Patrick Timney, baritone who has appeared with the COC in Madame Butterfly, The Beggar's Opera and La Traviatta. Tickets are. $18, $15, and $12, (special stu- dent and senior citizen prices) and ate available at the Grand Theatre Bolo Office, 471 Richmond Street North, 672-8800. Cubs and Scouts to plant Trees for Canada here May 3 Fifty Cubs and Scouts from 4th Goderich Group at North Street Church will plant 800 young trees in the town of Goderich on May 3 as Scouting's contribution towards im- proving the ecology in the community and to raise funds to support scouting activities. Tho boys will collect pledges for each tree r Display Advertising 524.2614 planted during the last two weeks of April. They will be joining other boys in the scouting movement throughout Canada in this Trees for Canada .project which has been going on for over 20 years. In 1985, over 80% of Scout Districts in Ontario par- ticipated in Trees for Canada. IT'S TIME FOR UNIROYALTTIGERPAWS®! 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