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[4 |, The South Marysburgh Mirror] Christine Graves - Continued from page 1 the water. Then Graves' voice catches light. Her musical styles run the gamut from gypsy fable to swing to the con- temporary roots-pop sound uniquely her own. Brief Bio: With appearances on radio and tv as well as hun- dreds of concerts at small and large venues and festivals across Canada and the U.S., Graves' three independent re- leases as a singer songwriter have gamered consistent praise. She spent five years performing with the four wom- en acapella group Malaika, touring the U.S. and releasing two full length CD’s. Her last CD ‘Stray’ was aired on CBC’s Richardson’s Round-up & Heartland as well as nu- merous campus radio stations. Graves was born in Halifax and has lived in BC and Ontario most of her life. She makes rural Ontario her home, living in a quaint one-room schoolhouse near Balderson. She has studied jazz vocal improvisation and performance with Sheila Jordan (Banff Centre for the Arts, NY State). Christine was nominated for the KM Hunter Award by the Ontario Art’s Council in 2000. Christine is joined by long-time collaborators Fred Guignion (slide, electric and acoustic guitars) and Pat Giunta (bass, percussion and vocals). Look for special guests at the show. Saturday, Dec. 2nd The Ladies of the Cherry Valley United Church are having another Bake Sale/Craft Sale in the Church Hall from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. All Vendors are local Artists or Groups offering hand craft- ed items sure to please someone on your gift list and a Cherry Valley Church Bake Sale is always a must go event. See you there. NOTICE OF COMMUNITY MEETING FRIENDS OF BLACK RIVER WATERSHED PLACE - MILFORD TOWN HALL DATE - November 11th TIME - 1:00 pm AGENDA Activity and progress over the summer Results of Water Quality Testing and Plans for future Water Quality Testing Tree Planting Program for properties on the Black River (See below) Tree Planting Grants The Friends of Black River Watershed in partnership with The Prince Edward Stewardship Council and Quinte Conservation are offering a tree planting program to landowners in the Black River Watershed Funding assistance will cover .50 cents per seedling. Minimum 300 seedlings Must prepare site for planting and have tree care plan. Please contact: Andrew Mack, Quinte Conservation 613-968-3434 All applications will be reviewed and prioritized by review committee.