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Cultural
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June
29.
Reunion Dance at
Pontiac
High School grounds.
9 -1 pm.
Music by the Mick Armitage Band, on their “Rockin’ Our Lives Away
Tour ‘05”. Admission $10.00. For information call:
(613)
226-9178.
June
30. Jazz Anouk Ensemble, featuring songs from Theatre Wakefield’s recent bilingual play “Cabaret Civil”.
Special guests: Alise Marlane and Newhouse. The Black Sheep
Inn at 8:30 pm. Advanced tickets: $5.00. At the door: $7.00.
Note:
For information about “Cabaret Civil”, see the eBulletin
entry for May 13 and 14.
June
30.
Ron Moores's Back 40 Band hosts the Back 40 Stage at
Rasputin's. Guest “WRD” (Wilf Arseneault, Doug Sinclair
and Dan Ducharme). At Rasputin's, 696 Bronson Avenue,
Ottawa. 7:30 p.m. Admission: $5.00 The cover charge
proceeds are split between the featured band/artist and the
CKCU-FM 93.1 Funding Drive).
This
is the last Back 40 Stage event until September 29 next.
The musicians of Back 40 come from both Quebec and Ontario.
Ron Moores resides in Cantley. He regularly introduces at
the Black Sheep Inn in Wakefield. The Band broadcasts on
CKCU-FM Community Radio (93.1) at noon on Saturdays. For
information call Rasputins at (613) 230-5102 or email
dean.verger@rasputins.ca, or call Ron Moores at (819)
827-0068, or email ron.moores@back40.ca

June 30, July 1, 2, 3. Quyon Country JamFest.
At the fairgrounds. Appearances by Wayne Rostad, Carroll
Baker, Gail Gavan and many others.
Clarendon
Township's
150th
anniversary events.
July 1-2. Canada Day weekend.
- Heritage displays, musical entertainment by the Bowes
Brothers, and other events.
- Reunions for all those who went to school in this area.
Events at McDowell School.
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150th Anniversary Dance
at
Pontiac High School
featuring Irish music by Mountain Tay & Robin Avril and the
Mick Armitage Band.
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July 2. Clarendon 150th Anniversary Dance/Concert
at
the Agricultural Hall, Shawville.
Irish music by Mountain Tay and Robin Avril. Tickets
available from Clarendon Municipal, Ann Rogers or Sylvia
Hodgins.
Tickets can be delivered.
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July 3.
Ecumenical Service at the Shawville Fair Grounds.
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July 4-8.
Heritage sites and displays will be open
for visits.
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Quilt show and tea, soap box derby.
 "The Goldminer's Daughter or the
Triumph of Virtue".
An old-fashioned melodrama presented by the Pontiac Players
under the direction of Joan Conrod
at Pontiac High School, Shawville.
Tickets $10.00. Available at Clarendon Municipal Hall, the
Shawville/Clarendon Municipal Library and Mother Natures.
Part of
Clarendon
Township's
150th
anniversary events.
Full
details of times and places as they become available.
July 9.
Grand Finale. An old-fashioned "Clarendon Social",
featuring entertainment, tournaments, box social and a
street dance with music by the Valley Ramblers.
Celebrating History in Bristol.
The commemoration of the founding of Bristol and the
celebration of the municipality's 150th birthday includes a
variety of events and exhibitions. In June there will be an
unveiling of Heritage sites, in July a dinner/dance on the
wharf with the Dick Maloney band, and in October an
expedition to the highest point of the Bristol Mines
property. Documents are on display at the town hall,
including the Council minutes of 1855 and receipts from
stores which now belong to the past.
For more information, visit the website
www.bristolmunicipality.com
or call the town hall at (81)
647-5555.
Until
October 31.
EXPOSITION D’ART
is a group of nine artists
with home studios on Allumette Island, open to the public
from May 1 through October 31. Their works include painting
and sculpture in a variety of media. Palette signs, with
numbers and colours, guide you along the route from one
artist to another. Brochures are available throughout the
area at various businesses and tourist centers. The group
invites you to take the time to enjoy the EXPOSITION D’ART
this coming season and suggests that you may just find the
piece of art that you have been looking for!
For information contact Claudette Spence, at Studio Three,
East Range Road, Isle-aux-Allumettes, Quebec, J0X 1M0, or
call
(819)
689-5050.
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