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TGIF- Art explained

Art is…

In the eye of the beholder, However, in the current vernacular of modern times incorporating the experience of millennia of people that repress art are bellwether,  that warn of tyrants + demagogues, that will not stop at that.

Since 1911

There has been an observance of international women’s day since 1911. The day promotes diversity as well including for all, however, the focus is on women’s inclusion. The UN 1977 made it International women’s day and day for peace. It is observed on March 8th subject local traditions, This year’s theme is ” Gender equality for today for a sustainable tomorrow”

Since 1911
Innocent fun is healthy for all
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On this Day: March 8th 1985

Eva Sonnet pop singer born. California Play,

File Photo KDG

Quilts

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A Quilt  hangs in City Hall in Merritt by Local Andrea Rogers.

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The Local Arts Council is presenting a local.s show in January, at the Old Court House Gallery,Nicola avenue Merritt BC. Kim Le Clair is a publisher of a local one sheet newsletter as well as holding a job at Merritt Printing. If shes not eclectic see is industrious. Here is a view of her abilities and the DAT of the presentation from the gallery director.

January’s artist is Kim LeClair.  Her show:  A World of Influence- A Worldview of Quilts From a Small Town  will begin on January 15-30 with a reception on January 15 from 5pm to 7pm and the public is invited.

 
Also…
 
There is a show within a show as Kim shares her textiles as, “A World of Fabrics Comes to Merritt.
 
This promises to be a fantastic show and very different than what we have had in the past.  Kim is a wonderful artist who has chosen textiles as her main medium.  I hope you’ll all come to see this show.
The Court house Gallery is a 1840 Nicola Avenue and is open Thursdays through Saturday Noon to 6PM. Kim’s show precurses the Community Art Show in February. According to Kathy Delquist Gray the February show is open to all that would enter and pay a 5 dollar entry fee for the first item entered.
Editors note: Three entries to the Community show seems reasonable to us.
 

On this Day: January 6th 1540
Henry the VIII th marries Anne of Cleves.

Provincal Youth Ambassadors

There were 117 in their  party for lunch at the Baillie House on Saturday and 3 young people were given a shared title of youth ambassador, later that evening. One local person included; Sarah Simon from Merritt has a year of duties to perform with Paris Sanesh from Kamloops and Freda Zhang from Whiterock.

Today in history: August 15th 1971

The gold standard is ended in the US  financial system.

Chuckanut Bay Cheesecake

One hundred fifteen grams of heart wreaking cheesecake,  ingredients include 65 MG of Cholesterol, about a third of the daily recommended maximum. That’s 5% of the two or 3 bites, and the treat includes another 5% sodium.

Great for your next final request before a firing squad. Including the 35% fat.

It is tasty…….

Today in History, June 14th, 1926

Brazil leaves the League of Nations.

A former local resident and now a member of the Lytton Town ship a small community about an hour from here in the Fraser Canyon Mike Hume, was at the local toastmaster club last Tuesday Mike, the president of the Provincial Ambassador Society has put on the competition here at the local civic center for several years . The local toastmaster club has put on speech craft for local ambassador hopefuls and Mike was encouraging two more competitors to become short-term members of the local club to gain some experience in public speaking. Mike’s father Keith still lives just out-of-town in Lower Nicola and has a great bird hobby that includes  some exotic species. Both Mike and his dad were one time proprietors of a local pet store and a going concern before taking up a social work postilion with the Lytton First Nations.

Today in History, February 18,1929

The first Academy awards are  awarded.

Fashion

 

Today in History, November 3 1969

  • Vietnam War: President Nixon addresses the nation on television and radio, asking the “silent majority” to join him in solidarity on the Vietnam War effort and to support his policies.