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Wednesday September the HERALD- Community News Page 5 Winners named by Arts Alive Arts Alive and The Hills Herald are pleased to announce the winners of the first Arts Achievement Awards The Herald approached Arts Alive with the award concept to help celebrate its Anniversary Arts Alive agreed that recogni tion for the arts was both needed and desired Nominations were solicited in the following areas The Ralph Award for volunteerism in the arts com munity The Kenneth Award for working with youth in the arts and Arts Alive Awards for visual arts and performing arts A committee formed of Arts Alive members and represen in the community chosen by the Herald met last Tuesday to discuss the nominations The winners are Ralph Ursel Award John Sommer Kenneth R Har Award Paul Arts Alive Award for Performing Arts Ron Hunt Arts Alive Award for Visual Arts Frank and Fran An thony The Arts Acmevement Awards will be given to worthy recipients every five years The 1991 awards will be presented Oct 18 at a reception hosted by the Herald Each winner will be given a take home award signifying their achievement A plaque will be placed in the Cultural Centre foyer on permanent display to honor the winners for their con tribution to the community Cultural Centre 1 0 years young One of the events that will mark the 10th anniversary of the Hills Cultural Centre in Georgetown is an art exhibition at the Gallery of the Cultural The original idea for this ex hibition was to contact all the ar lists who had soloexhibitions at the Centre since the fall of 1981 and to select one art work from each of them Some of the artists had moved and could not be found Instead several artists who had two- or three person- shows were contacted to round out the exhibition The end result is an exciting selection of 36 art works by the following artists Robert Less Batten Carole Black Frank C Black Boulanger Charlotte Shirley Wendy Buykes Thorn James Colhs JR Colter Ken Cretchen Hamilton Day Ambles Boer Beverley An dreas Linda Donahs Reginald Finlayson Michael Ruth Gibson Tom Gibson Jamce Gittings John A Hall Barbara Howard Monica Johnston Peter Jones Mark Kalous Verna Terry McDonald Tony Meers Carol- Ann Michaelson Vallery zki Marjone Nazar Harald J Newman Jack Reid Penny Ridley and Jo This exhibition will have its opening on October from m to and will con tinue to At on October the exhibition will be officially open ed by the present Mayor- Halton Hills Russ Miller and by Peter who was in that position tertytars ago The exhibition is to honor some of the visual artists that have made the Gallery of the Cultural Centre such an interesting and challenging place to come to since the first exhibition that took place there In October 19Q1 The administration of the Cultural Centre invites everybody to come to this open ing on October to meet the tists and to enjoy their creations Fire calls Busy weekend Halton Hills firefighters respon to six calls this past weekend starting with a motor 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