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Artists’ work on display at medical centre
Visitors to the Seaforth
Community Medical Centre will rub
shoulders with local works of art
while they wait for their medical
appointments, thanks to its new
Gone Public program.
Acrylics and watercolours by
Huron County artists are currently
Picture Perfect
Photos taken by photographer and journalist William Henry were on display at the Blyth
Festival Tuesday night for the opening of Spirit of the Narrows. Henry’s photos depicted the
Spirit Of fiddling in Manitoba. (Heather Crawford photo)
Grader pull for United Way
returns this Saturday
on display for patients to
contemplate in a new program
launched by Heritage and Cultural
Partnership (HCP), an organization
that provides support and services to
foster growth and prosperity for its
members within the arts, culture and
heritage communities of Huron
County.
The Gone Public program brokers
a dozen works of art by members in
the Goderich Co-op Gallery to the
Seaforth Community Hospital Trust,
with artwork hung throughout the
Seaforth Community Medical
Centre.
“This program really celebrates
the work that our local artists are
doing. It takes the artwork out into
the community, putting it into places
where the public visits on a routine
basis. They can appreciate the work,
and even purchase pieces that really
strike their fancy,” said Heather
Boa, co-ordinator. HCP.
“Our vision is to see all Huron
County artists involved in this
program, with their artwork on
display in all sorts of public places,”
Marion and Lavern Godkin
are pleased to announce
the upcoming marriage
of their daughter,
Sharon
to
Michael Paterson,
son of
\ Carole and Alexander Paterson
of Toronto.
The wedding and reception
•YS will be held at the
Peter's farm near Alton
0,1 Saturday,
T'.f^'ASeptember 17, 2005.
I
she said.
This Thursday, Sept. 15 at 8 p.rn.,
HCP. Seaforth Community Medical
Centre and Goderich Co-op Gallery
will host Vernissage, a reception to
celebrate this new art venture.
HCP, a partner of the Huron
Tourism Association, is currently
undertaking a membership drive.
Anyone interested in joining is
invited to contact Boa at 519-482-
7078.
S’.o.fttficc.m.ing.
JHavciage.
Bryan and Betsy Allan of Blyth,
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter
Sarah to
Michael Moerbeek
son of
John and Eileen Moerbeek
of RR 6, Goderich.
The marriage to take place
September 24, 2005.
Get out the ropes, start practising
and eat your Wheetics for breakfast,
because the Grader Pull for United
Way is coming back to town.
Steve Hewitt, local Zehrs store
manager has been convinced by deli
manager Alex Irvin to resurrect the
Grader Pull for the Huron United
Way fall campaign. “This has
always beer: a great community
event with excellent partnerships
that provides a terrific source of
revenue for the local United Way.
said Hewitt.
Saturday. Sept. 17 the Zehrs
parking lot will once again be host
to several team.-, pulling for the
United Way seeking the coveted
first place.
A barbecue, participation from the
Antique Grader Club, along with a
full-size grader for the pull itself are
planned for the event.
Complete details will be available
soon.
Registration forms and rules for
the event will be available at Zehrs
or by calling the Huron United Way
at 524-7900.
“It has been a personal goal to see
the Grader Pull up and running
again,” said Irvin, “and I am
really pleased that the Zehrs team
feels the same way loo. Now
we need the teams to make it
happen."
“In the past the Grader Pull has
raised as much as $19,000 in one
day,” said Kimberley Payne,
executive director, Huron United
Way, “and the renewal of this
wonderfully unique event is
excellent news for the Huron United
Way and its funded agencies. We are
delighted that Zehrs has decided to
host the event for this fall
campaign."
It's a fact that many fire deaths
are caused by people attempting
to cook or smoke while
under the influence of alcohol
There’s more to responsible
dnnking than taking a cab.
Don't put yourself -
or your family -
at risk to fire
Tickets available at Ernie King Music in
Goderich & Wingham, Dixie Lee in Clinton, Blyth
Hall/Festival Box Office and the Blyth General Store.
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