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PAGE 30, WHITBY FREE PRESS, WVEDNESIDAY, JULY 20,. 1988 AT THE McLAUGHLIN Sylva Arînstrong retrospective AUCTION SALE, KAHN CO UNTRY AUCTIONS every" Wednesday ai 6:30 p.m.located on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3-mlles north' of Hwy.-401 (exil 399). Featurîng every week, an excellent selection of ahtiques, fine furnituie, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So joîn us every Wed. and participate In one of Ontario's "TRUE" auctions with no buy-backs or reserves. Previews f rom 1:00 p.m. Corne see our gr'eat, auction facility and consign your estates and collections, etc 10 us for prompt professional service. "Con- signment & estate seillîng our specialty." KAHN AUCTION SERVICES (4168 83-0041 CORNEILSAUCTION BARN TUESDAY, JULY26aî 6:30 p.m. The estate of the late MISS. MARY FOLEY of Lindsay. Wash stands, oak parlour tables, vanlty dressers, cedar chest, modemn dressers & chest of drawers, arrow.back rocker, occ. chairs, *chrome kitchen suite, wooden wardrobe, walnut china cabinet, qty of linens, bedding, china & glass. DON CORNEILAUCTIONEER RR 1, Lttle Britain (705)786.2183 CORNEILSAUCTION BARN .FRIDAY, JULY 22at 6p.m. Wash stands, pine.chest of drawers, a large pîne 2 sided desk, oak, Iibrary table & chairs, fIat to wall cupboard, Boston rocker, spinnîng wheel, whàt not stand, »victrolia, cedar chest, press back chairs, 9 pc. walnut dining roomn suife,co-oil lamps, pine harve st table, gingerbread'cdock, qty of old goblets, china & glass. DON CORNEIL AUCTIOI RR l, Littie-Britain (706).786-2183 EXTENSIVE ESTATE S SATURDAY, JULY 23at' SINGLE? I. SITTING HOMEALONE? LOOKING FORA MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIP? Ifyour single, separated, divorced or widowed and would like 10 meet taright someone, give meacail., CHARO MARKETING INC.> 433-1387. 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A huge sale highîighted byaîmost newoakdining room suite (very good), 9 pc proven- cial dining room suite (excellent>, French Provincial chesterfield suite, 4other chesterf lied suites, complete set of matching goîd Moffat ref rigerator, stove, washer, dryer and freezer, T.V.'s, kitchen sets, one wooden with 6 chairs, parlour seat, wardrobe, armoire, parlour tables, dressers, wing back chairs, china cabinet, paddle boat, 10 h.p. Canadiana 32" snowbîower, lots of china figurines, dishes, exceptional 1987 Grand Wagoneer Jeep - super loaded even with hand controls - 24000 KM (Penicka estate> and 50 muc h more. Absolutely huge estate sale. Good dlean quality furniture. Don't miss thîs one. 2 auci ion rings. Main ring 7 p.m. Church ring 6 pa. "Thê FriendlyAuction". STEVE LIPTAY. EARL GAUSLIN and GARRY POWELL 263-8710 COMING EVENT? Phone 668-6111. HALIBURTON LEGION Blue Grass Festival. Aug. 5,6,7, 1988 Glebe Cen- ten 'nial Park, Haliburton, Ont. $25 weekend pass before July 30. 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B CRUISING on the St. Lawvrence River. Close 10 home. Enjoy 4 days this summer aboard the elegant Canadian Empress vis iting romantic citles, the world famous 1000 Islan- ds, the international seaway/iocks, speclacular shorelines and more. Dial-a-brociure 1-800-267-0960. B BONAIR R.V.s & trailers. Ulility, har- dtop, lent, travel, park models. Open seven days a week. Royal Trailer & R.V. Centre in Teviotdaîe, junction 23 and 9 (519) 343-2133. B Golden Horseshoe STEAM SHOW, Gas Era Village, antique cars, COTTAGE FOR RENT? Advertise sawmill,- fIddling, call[iope,. hor- with ablankel classified - 12 a million sepulîsâ, cratts, pockshutt ýdisplaày. -readers wiII see il. OnIy $120.00. Caledonia, JuIY 30-31, Aûg.1. B --'hn668-611i1. THE FAMILY of Les and Joan Reed are having an open house honouring their 40th wedding annlversary, on JuIy 23rd, 1 to 4 p.m. ai 610 King Street Whitby.. Get the facts. Let's Talk. Cail the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotine i-800-668-ADS NEUROFIBROMATOSIS Phone 668- 9915. MAN's BEST FRIEND the CLASSIFIEOS Evenf your-beat frlend knows that the clasalfleda give you the answers you noodi For anythlng ypiimlght want to 5ELL or BuvI WHITBY FREE PRESS 668-611il MONEY' PRO BL.EMS? Gel oui of debt quickly without going bankrupt or be*ing garnisheed! Everyone accepted regardîess of number of judgements or poorcredit rat ing. Forfree information cal: - lst & 2nd's & 3rd's at prime rate -Up to 90% flnancing -consolidation and problem mnortgages refinanced < Ca... Gienda Thor .9ë65 Dudas St.. W.. Ste. 205, Whitby 'A retrospective exhibition of paintings by Oshawa artist-Sylva Armstrong opens at the, Robert McLaughlin Gallery on- Thursday, July 21. Organized by the gallery, the exhibition 'Sylva Armstrong- A Retrospective' comprises works, a miX of watercolors and ois executed from 1940 through 1988. The workslink various abstract themes explored by the artist over several years. Armstrong received ber first formai instruction in drawing from J.W. Beatty at the Ontario College of Arts summer school in Port Hope, in 1932. She continued her studies in water- color a~nd oil painting with Jock Macdonald, Alexandra Luke, Audrey Taylor and Oshawa's Jim Kraemer. Macdonald encouraged bier to "make ber paintings strong and free." Armstrong was also a frequent painting companion of Luke. A re's'ident of Oshawa for most of bher life, she bas been a generous contributor to the devejopment- of . art in tbis community. A programn director of the founding committee of Adelaide House, the YWCA in Oshawa, in 1945, sbe served as a member of 1tbe art committee, and along with' Luke and art teacher Dorothy. Van L.uven, assisted in the organization of many exhibitions at the YWCA and tbrougbout Soutbern Ontario. A member of the Lyceumn Club and Wornens Art Association, she bas actively promoted education in the arts. Sylva Armstrong: A Retrospective will, underscore the vitality and success of this artist's acbievemnent. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue. Rose Lindzon exhibition* A ten-year survey exhibition of works. by Canadian artist Rose Lindzon opens at tbe Robert McLaugblin Gallery on Thursday, July 28. The exhibition comprises 20 large canvases, acrylics and oils on canvas, executed from 1976 to 1986. Rose Lindzon, now in mid-career, bas been a par- ticipant of the Toronto 'art scene since' tbe early 1970s. She is a graduate of the Ontarlo Collège of Art, and bas studied witb Albert Franck, Dennis Burton, Graham Coughtry and William Ronald. This tutelage ties ber clirectly to Toronto painting in the 1960s, altbough ber development out of painterly abstractioni ties ber to the younger generation who admired Jack, Bush. This combination of influences helped to form Linzon's vibrant artistic personality. Her maturing as an artist will be examined in the'exhibition and accompanying catalogue, organ- ized by Robert F. Swain, director of - the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queen's University, Kingston. .The exhibition will continue until Aug. 28. Lindzon and Robert Swain- will be present at the opening on Tuesday, Aug. 16 at 7p.m. Artist's grants approved Ontario Arts Council grants were recently approved for tbree Whitby artists. A grant under the "Creative Artists in Scbools" (up to $2,100) and "Artist in &bhool and Community" (up to $4,500) caitegory -was granted to William B. Fraser of Broolin; a visual artist's grant (up to $Ï,000) was approved for Wendy Syme of Whitby; and a writer's grant (up to $5,000) was approved for Ken Roberts of Whitby. The Comiite Cultural D'Osbawa received a touring arts fund grant of $500. The Durbam Region Concert Association received a touring arts fund grant of $1,500. Seniors' activities listed * Seniors interested in stamp collecting, woodcarving, pottery, radio controlled cars, booking, pbotograpby, needlework, quilt- ing, woodworking, music, dance and tbeatre groups sbould contact tbe. Wbitby Community Infor- mation Centre a 668-0552 or 4.%Ç J~( -4' LANDSCAPING, PATHWAY CONSTRUCTION AND TREE PLANTING Tenders wilI be received by Mrs. Gail Gosleigh, Purchasing Agent until 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 3, 1988 for the above - noted works at Whitby Towne Estates Park. Specifications and tender forms are available at the Town of* Whitby Treasury De partment, 575 Rossland Road Easttb, Ontario."Telephoneë (416) 668-5803, extension 236. Lowest or any tender not necessanly accepted. Mrs. Gail Gosl eigh ~Pu~cha~ing Agent Services by the centre or The centre or directory provide, contact numbers informaâtion necessary. I ob'tairi a Community Directory, produceld Centre, available at the Whitby Public Librar.y. CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY CONTRACT W88-67 'e"ý