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Local artists to exhibit work
Three talented local artists will be
part of an exciting exhibition, the
first event to lie held in the newly -
renovated Bayfield Town Hall. The
Huron Society of Artists, a group of
area painters, sculptors .and
craftspersons, is mounting its an-
nual fall showing as a prelude to
the very popular "Artists at Work"
Studio Tour.
William Creighton paints water-
colors of local landscapes, wildlife
and flowers from the wild and from
his perennial garden at his home
and studio near Belfast. He says
that his art is a natural extension of
his love for living creatures and
their environment. The painter's
exhibited work will be similar to
his pieces which have been featured
by major wildlife grodps in their
fundraising„ efforts.
As well, viewers will be treated to
a display of new one -of -a -kind
work in glass • by Dungannon's
Philip and, Pauli Sommer. They
create originally designed lighting
Gilmore - Bradley
Madonna Bradley, daughter of
Jim and Evelyn Bradley, of Am-
berley, and Tim Gilmore,'son of
Carl and. Margaret Gilmore of
Dunnville, were • united in
matrimony on July 17, 1993. Rev.
Norman Laird and the groom's
uncle, Rev. Gordon Gilmore,
officiated at the ceremony in the
Pine River United Church. Jen-
nifer Dalton, of London, a friend
of the bride; was maid of honor,.
with 'the bride's sisters, Maxine
Alton, Lucknow and Michele
Prehn, Amberley, as bridesmaids.
Groomsman was Tod Gilmore, of
Quebec, a brother of the groom, ,
with Chris. Gilmore, of
Campbellville, the groom's
brother, and Dave McDonald, of
Dunnville, a friend of the groom
acting as ushers. The couple will
reside in Waterloo, where
Madonna willcontinue her
studiesat the University of
Waterloo, and Tim will resume
his teaching, position at Elmira
and District Secondary School.
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and windows of a contemporary
style as well as attractive gift items
featuring arrangements of wildfound
plant material. Commissioned work
by the award-winning pair graces
beautiful homes and commercial
buildings.
The exhibition will take place
over three days. Opening festivities
will take place on Friday evening,
Oct. 1, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. with
all artists and several local dig-
nitaries In attendance. The show
continues on Saturday from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m., and on Sunday, Oct. 3,
from noon to 5 p.m. Along with the
work by Creighton and the Som-
mers, the public is invited to view
beautiful one -of -a -kind pieces in
iron, glass, weaving, stoneware and
porcelain pottery, as well as a
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Fall fair ,
The ninth annual custom and
antique car and truck show, spon-
sored by the Ripley agricultural
society will beheld -Saturday, Sept
25. Registration will take place at
the township shed at 10 a.m. with
the, parade to follow at 11 a.m.
There will be six classes with two
categories in each class.
Trophies are awarded and lucky
draws will be made. For more
information call Eion at 395-5975
or Craig at 395-5057.
The sixth annual antique tractor
show will also be held following
the parade, at 1 p.m. Registration is
at the fair grounds. Tractors must
be 1060 and older: For more infor-
mation call 395-2290.
A reminder, the agricultural
society will be accepting your
exhibits on Thursday evening from
7-9 p.m. as well as Friday morning
from 9-12 noon. The hall must be
cleared by 12 noon for judging to
begin at 12:30 p.m.
variety of techniques in painting,
print -making and sculpture.
The Bayfield Town Hall is
located on Clan Gregor Square, just
off Highway 21 in Bayfield.
The public is invited to attend.the
opening festivities on Friday
evening, or to enjoy the show
Saturday and Sunday. The "Artists
at Work" Studio tour, happens two
weeks later, on Oct. 16 and 17,
with members of the group opening
their studios to visits by art lovers
and curious tourists alike.
For more information, write to the
Huron Society of Artists, R.R. 5,
Seaforth, Ont., NOK IWO, or phone
(519) 345-2184. The show and tour
promise to be two great ways to
spend an autumn weekend in Huron
County.
Gold tournament
will benefit
nature centre
Attention golfers! Plan to take
part in the Maitland Conservation
Foundation's Team Golfing Tour-
nament to be held on Saturday, Oct.
2 at the,,Wirighafr Golf and Curling,
Club. The emphasis -will be on%
having fun for this 18' hole "Texas
Scramble."
Proceeds • from the tournament
will support the conservation
education activities and facilities at
the Wawanosh Nature Centre.
Registration forms are available at
-the Wingham Golf and Curling
Club or by calling the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority at
335-3557. Those registering before
Sept. 29, will be eligible for the
early bird draw for a framed art
print.
Check -in -time for the tournament
is 9:30.a.m., with a shotgun start at
10:00. Your.registration includes 18
holes of golf, and a buffet dinner
with dessert beginning at 5:00 p.m.
The event will include prizes for
first through third place teams and
the best ladies team.
BVD causes cattle -H
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shows t( ._ cancelled
Due to the early summer
outbreak of Bovine Viral Diar-
rhea (BVD), the Seaforth
Agricultural Society has decided
to cancel all open cattle shows
and 4-H dairy and beef shows at
the Seaforth Fall Fair. •
Ross-"Ribey, President of the
Society, said it was a decision
that was not made lightly and
will not be popular, with
everyone. "But as an Agricul-
tural Society promoting agricul-
ture and good agricultural prac-
tices we feel we have a moral
responsibility to opt for the
safety of our exhibitors' cattle."
The Agricultural Society is
more than willing to work with
the Ontario Ministry of Agricul-
ture and Food, 4-H leaders and
members to, come up with alter-
native activities for the 4-H beef
and dairy members at the fair
Oct. 8 and 9:
"I hope they will accept this
challenge and turn the cancel-
lation into an opportunity to try
something new," said Mr. Ribey.
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