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, Local Artist Receive Praise " For Contributions To Exhibit ln the Whitby section of the Oshawa Times, Saturday, was the following account of three Port Perry artists exhib- © iting at the "Station" spon- sored by Whitby Arts Incor- is the exhibition provided by @ Whitby Arts Incorporated at the "Station" opening Satur- day and running until Nov. 1 ship and All Departments Rev. R. C. Rese, Minister SUNDAY, NOV. Ist-- All Saints Day 10 00 am.--Holy Communion Church School * ST. JOHN'S BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, NOV. Ist-- All Saints Day 11:15 am. --Holy Communion Church School * Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, NOV. Ist-- Reformation Sunday 10 am --Sermon--"Trapped in the Wood". The Fellowship Hour-- Wednesday 7:30 p.m. ° Theme: Calvinism -- Is it outdated? PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor A. Hern SUNDAY, NOV. Ist-- * 10:00 am--Bible School 2 Adult Classes 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship' 7:00 p.m.--Evening Service. United Church of Canede | SCUGOG Pastore! CHARGE " SUNDAY, NOV. ist-- 9.45 a.m--SCUGOG 11.15 am. MANCHESTER PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. ®. Batten, Rev. |. Maclean *10 am--Family Bible Hour 11 am--Morning Worship | ] subjects im an abstract man- ner Bach individual part of her Paintings is recognizable but the general impression left with the viewer is that of an abstract painting. Mrs. Haugen studied with Juanita LaBarre Symmington "jand for three years attended the aftists' workshop in Tor- onto. She paints under the mame of Myrvang Another artist, Mrs. Sheila Dantzer portrays real things im an abstract fashion. How- ever she goes further into the field of abstraction than does Mrs. Haugen. She refers to herself as a -abstractionist and chooses themes from nature. Mrs. Dantzer, a graduate of the 'Ontario College of Art is also the mother of two children has found time to do some teaching as weil. In contrast to Mrs. Haugen and Mrs. Dantzer, the work be featured and will exhibit two media, sculpture and pain- ting. Unlike the other two art- ists, there is no abstraction in Catherine Christie's work. She is an experimental painter who is a great supporter of amateur artists. A graduate of Vassar, she also attended the Skoweigan, Maine, school of painting and sculpture and studied at the New York museum school in Brooklyn Those who viewed the Mc- Gillivray retrospect exhibition at the "Station" will perhaps recognize Catherine Christie's mame as one of those who was on the committee for that weekend. She was of invalu- able help to Mrs. H.R. Schell in selecting and hanging the paintings for that show Of particular significance, aside from the actual work of these three artists, is the | fact that all three women are real down-to-earth people. In pursuing their talents their only interest is art. They desire |no claim to fame or fortune. All interested people are invited by Whitby Arts In- corporated to view exposure ithree at the "Station" open |to the public each Saturday jand Sunday afternoon from }2 until 5 p.m There is no admission and visitors may enjoy light re- | freshments PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 29, 1970 - 45 Blackstock News Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright attended the 90th birthday celebration for Mr. Norman Wright of En- niskillen. During the after- noon they also called on Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Werry all of Enniskillen. Tuesday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Graham of Dalrym- ple. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant and fa- mily were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston, Pamela, Shelley & Diane of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bray, Allan and Steven, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Precoor of Osh- yt Xe 38" SPARKLING VINYL 700 pm. Evang Service | addition, or renovating There Is No Job JOE PODRES > se ence Small For Us To Handle 32 ARROW ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-2156 and would like to be Teo Big or Too 20 MINI LIGH AT THIS PRICE YOU CANAFFORD TO DECORATE YOUR WHOLE HOUSE FLAME PROOF 37 BRANCHES CHRISTMAS TREE or C.G.E. awa, the occasion being a Sees ee SS se t The weekly card parties have continued again after a couple week's due to other meetings under the auspices of the W.L this time. Win- ners were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright; 2nd--Mrs. McDermott 2nd Gent--Frank Bailey and door prize--Mrs. E. Plough- man. On Saturday evening about 100 attended the 80th birth- day party in honour of Mr. Osmond Wright held in the Township Hall. The evening was spent-playing cards and visiting. Winners of t he card playing were high la- dies--Ruth Wilson; 2nd, Mrs. ALUMINUM FOIL 12" « 25° SUGG. LIST 39% Margaret VanCamp; High Man -- Stanford VanCamp; 2nd--Grant Wright; Lucky draws -- Hazel English, Mrs. Skelding, Jennie Bailey and Ella Bowers. Consolation prizes--Olive McKee and Bill Fairthorne. Among the guests were the following fa mily members -- Mrs. Faint and family, Mrs. Alex Hew- lett, Mrs. Peter Whitter, Grant Wright, 9 grandchild- ren and 6 great grandchild- ren. Congratulations and many happy returns to you, Mr. Wright! Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elizabeth, Eleanor & Elaine were week-end guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Kelly of Bobcaygeon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M DEE TEE 33! NEW DAWN T SET SHAMPOO-IN HAIR COLOR SUGG, LIST 2.25 AIR FRESHENER PINE, FLORAL, LIL Ac on spice SUGG. LIST 9% 1.39 66° SNOW WHITE assT'O COLOURS -UGHT BULBS BATHROOM TISSUE 677° OEE TEE Laughlin, Mrs. George Wolfe and John were Sunday guests of Florence McLaugh- lin in Toronto and attended a special Church service at which the Bishop of Coventry was guest speaker. 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