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I I bection Two The Cz Local Painters Compete in A nnual Juried A rt Show Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1984 11 Newtonville News Andrew Wysotski, a young Oshawa artist, captured captured three prizes in the annual juried show of fine arts at The Mill Gallery, in Bowmanville. Andrew Andrew won two awards for best in show with his painting "Her Land of Rainbows". He also won a third place with the painting entitled "A Rainy Sunday" shown in the above photo. With the winner winner (centre) are Jim McGann (right), second vice president of the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club, donors of first prize. On the left is Stan Dunn, representing the Bowmanville branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, donors of the third prize. This acrylic painting entitled "Geese" won second second prize at the Visual Arts Centre fourth annual juried show. Shown with her work is Sheila Dant- Mr. W.T. Sunahara, of the Ontario Arts Council, was the special guest last Friday evening during the presentation of awards at the Visual Arts Centre of Newcastle's Cream of Barley Mill. From zer, of Port Perry. The second place prize was donated by Dennison Manufacturing Co. of Canada Canada Ltd. ronto) sixth; Don Staples (Orono) seventh; Tod Hogan (Grafton) eighth; Andrea MacDonald (Oshawa), ninth; Lucy Manley (Peterborough), (Peterborough), 10th; and Bud Hay (Newcastle), 11th. Honorable mentions went to Charles Cooper, of Oshawa; Kaye Jordan, of Willowdale; Ronald Lambert, Lambert, of Oshawa; and W. David Ward, of Claremont. At last week's awards ceremony, Mr. W.T. Sunahara, Sunahara, of the Ontario Arts Council, brought greetings from his organization, while Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz represented the Provincial Government and Acting Mayor Bruce Taylor spoke on behalf of the Town of Newcastle. Mrs. Marian Zakarow, vice president president of the Visual Arts Centre, welcomed guests to the presentation. Don Staples, an Orono. water color painter, was one of the local artists represented at the Visual Arts Centre's annual fine arts show. His painting entitled "Daybreak" captured seventh place among 52 entries. Quality Portraits You Can Afford! TOTAL -- PRICE 1(8x10) 2(5x7's) 10 wallets Family Portrait Available Poses our selection • Beautiful backgrounds available Pins HI.00 sitting fee for each mldltonul subject in same portrait BiWay Store--Bowmanville Mall September 21 - 22 Friday 10-1; 2-7:30 Saturday 10-1; 2-5:00 left are: Sam Cureatz, Durham East MPP; Marian Zakarow, Vice President of the Visual Arts Centre; Mr. Sunahara, and Councillor Bruce Taylor, acting mayor of the Town of Newcastle. St. Paul's U.C.W. The Salem unit of St. Paul's U.C.W. met at the home of Kay Stephen on Tuesday, Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Kay Stephen opened the meeting with a poem entitled September Song. We were reminded of the U.C.W. Pot Luck Supper at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 19. Final plans were made for the first Medical Luncheon for this season, also on Sept. 19. At the Country Fair at St. Paul's on September 27, from noon to 4:00 p.m. Salem unit will be responsible for the Plants and Produce table. Since St. Paul's is celebrating celebrating its 150th Anniversary this year, anyone wishing to wear old fashioned clothes will be most welcome. The devotional program was conducted by Mrs. Craig and Mildred Phillips based on Exodus 3 and readings by James Taylor entitled When God Got Lost and When God Breaks Through. Alice Burgess Burgess completed the evening with some humorous readings from a book entitled Treasure Island, followed by lunch and a social time. The next meeting will be on Oct. 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Carol Barraball. Carol Barraball The work of 37 artists was showcased last Friday night when awards from the Fourth Annual Juried Show of Fine Arts took place at the Cream of Barley Mill, in Bowmanville. This show is among many activities, courses, workshops, workshops, and special events held by the Visual Arts Centre each year. Andrew Wysotski, of Oshawa, was the first prize winner in the 1984 exhibition. exhibition. He received awards from the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club and from Grumbacher of Canada Ltd. for his prize-winning painting. painting. Second place went to Sheila Dantzer, of Port Perry, who earned the De nnison Manufacturing Co. of Canada Award. Andrew Wysotski also earned a third prize form the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178. The following is a list of the remaining winners: Francine Fortier-Moher (Oshawa), fourth; Margaret Rodgers (Oshawa) fifth; Diane Christopher (To- Council Briefs Councillors were told Monday that Mrs. Betty Parker of the Bowmanville Museum Board has tendered tendered her resignation. The letter was accepted by council and a letter of thanks will be written to the former board member. Town council has expressed expressed congratulations to a public works employee who successsfully completed the two-year T.J. Mahony Road School Course sponsored sponsored by the Good Roads Association. A certificate from the Good Roads Association Association will be presented to Murray Flett. Mrs. Gladys Walkey of Bowmanville, Mrs. Lena Graham, and Mrs. Kay Kimball Kimball of Newcastle visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Mrs. Jackie Kunza and family of Courtice spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. E. Knapp. Mrs. Shirley Jones of Sherwood Park, Alberta, arrived arrived Tuesday to spend a few days with Mrs. Bea Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle were callers on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton of Orono were dinner guests on Tuesday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. After the Masonic Church Sendees on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Alf Perrin of Peterborough Peterborough were dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow and in the evening all visited visited Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lancaster Lancaster of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Newcastle Newcastle were callers in the afternoon afternoon with the Farrows. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton visited Sunday evening with her sister Mrs. Gladys Osborn at her new apartment in Port Hope. Mrs. Phyllis Peck spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones of Lakefield and on Wednesday enjoyed the Senior Citizens boat trip. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill of Campbellcroft, Mr. and Mrs. ' C. M. Jones, Mrs. Shirley Jones, Mrs. Bea Jones and Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish of Whitby enjoyed a birthday birthday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Cornish, : Orono in honor of Bea's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tompkins and Bernice Henderson visited on Wednesday with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Mr. and Mrs. Art Riley of Bowmanville visited Sunday Sunday afternoon with Mr. and ' Mrs. E. Knapp. Newtonville-Starkville Bowling Team standings: Players 5, Cameos 5, Rothmans 5, Du Maurier 1,50/50 Pat Millson. 200 games: Pat Millson 289, 220; Cindy Millson 235, 210; Joan Adams 211, 204; Sandra Mclnnes 204. Sunday church greeter was Bernice Henderson. The Durham Masonic Lodge #66 shared the worship with Worshipful Brother Glen Farrow giving the children's children's story, and Worshipful Worshipful Master Ralph Mclnnis giving the sermon entitled "The Reign and Achievements Achievements of King Solomon and his Temple in Jerusalem." The choir sang "Constantly Abiding" and "Standing on the Promises." 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