Weaving including floorloom nonloom frameloom and tapestry is popular subject at Georgian College Summer School of the Arts and courses are being offered in Barrie Blue Mountain Gravenhurst and Huntsville instruc tor Barbara Bonisteel watches as Summer School student Mrs Frances Light WEAVING POPULAR AT SUMMER SCHOOL boum of Blake Street Barrie ties up her loom during Sum mer School Weaving Workshop for intermediate and advanced students which concluded June at the Barrie Campus Miss Bonisteel who has her own studio inToronto will also con duct threeweek Basic Weaving Workshop on the traditional floor loom July 12 CULLECTING CANADMNA 30 in Barrie The worksho for beginners will consist one week of concentrated in struction followed by two weeks of practical experience in the studio workshop For in formation on all Summer School weaving courses con tact Georgian College Summer school of the Arts in Barrie Canadian antique reflect nations start By BARRY RUTIER In order to appreciate fully the characteristics of the anitques of Upper Ontario and Lower Quebec and the Maritimesl Canada feel we should try to transport ourselves into the past and visualize the conditions and early hardships which com prised early pioneer life The first settlers of Quebec were brought by difficult sea voyage from France and in most cases were selected from the lower to middle agrarian population As col onization grew noblemen did undertake the journey awarded with large land grants and feudal rights as compensation The majority of English settlers were United Empire loyalists who reached main ly the Maritimes and Ontario during the 1780s Many members of the British regiments who were demobilied after the War of 1812 settled into the uncleared areas of rural Ontario Other early pioneers were the Men nonites and Germans who decided to move to Canada after the American Revolu tion primarily coming to the Niagara Penninsula and Waterloo County areas In beginning to collect authentic antiques of Cana dian origin we must realize that initially all the re quirements everyday life which we accept as com mon lace toda had to be ma by the settlers themselves Thus we find itive articles such as hay arts of split hardwood dry sinks quilts and decos which can still fortunately prmervedi At first the settler the dense forest of hugh white pine and other native wood as his enemy as indeed it possibly was However he was able to select from it fine wide without blots or blemishes for his daily needs The remainder was burned in the great fires which for years dotted the pioneer landsca the resulting potash ing valuable main sold for ex port These early settlers were anadas original growing roots and this is the origin our search begins with Our coun try was built on history of strong settlement which in turn dictated the articles made and used which are now the treasured antiques of today This is our beginning foundation which if un derstood the quest for knowledge of the early coun try pieces grows into all the areas of pioneer life and habit which stil can be collected if appeciated Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 707me GREY YIUUV COMAPV IINCK MiKE NVENUTI Manager LEO MORTITSCH Accountant 35 Map St 7H $3 95 Dub Zen Buddhism and managers By JOSEPH Ill lllS Business Editor What has Zen Buddhism got to do with corporate manage ment Albert Low an executive with an Ontario utility tries to answer the question in an unusual lllw book Zen Anti lreative Management liows credentials for tackling the proposition have some validity He not only is middle manager himself he has also practised zen for the last nine years Buddha means an awakening and the teaching of zen put simply is that we must wake up Lows contention is that manager through the practice of ordinary zen can learn to control his mind and thereby best mobilize his energy for the days tasks But more than that the zen follower would develop more persistent yet dynamic ap proach to work for greater flexibility and for deep aware ness of our place in the scheme of things The ideas of Buddhism help manager to understand the structures in which he has to work and zen provides the dis cipline The most perceptive man ager is aware that the business world is coming apart Low writes Not because there is anything inherently bad about that World but because he him self is unable to cope with it As philosophy Lows 755 page book will require several readings and some study to ab sorb flaw in his theory if it can be called thatis that the dis ciplines of zen take years of hard work and application to acquire Corporate managers being human are not likely to take too kindly to that kind of solu tion to their problems Zen and reative Manage ment Albert Low 155 pages 00 Fun Factory Huckleberry Hound 17 News Summer oim Uncle Bobby Show ll Midday l220 l7 Farm News 1730 Gong Show LeaveltToBeaver Search For Tomorrow 77 Ed Allen Time AlIMy Children rrFlinlstones l7 Party Game l7255 Around The Black 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