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Whitby, Ontario Tel: i nteroeors Grand Opening Sale In-stock & Special Order Merchandise living roomn with quality fumniture before the GST, don't miss this.salc Hours: Tues.-TI 9:00 - 5:.30 Frlday 9:00-7:1 Saturday 9-.00-3: Wc carry Stiffel lamps, Butter & Roberts furniture, Hammary furniture, Hespeler, decorative. arts and Oriental accessories. LAST WEEK Sale Ends Oct. 31/'90 aedarderstke 4-8 '666-.8515. campaign will, offlcially open during the last week of October i cities, towns and villages aeroo Canada. The campaign is organized and conducted by the Royal Canadian LegIQn. Its purpose is ta remind Canadians oôf the sacrifice made by the 114,000 men and womeni who gave their lives in the two world wars and the Kcrean conflict Last, year over 14,500,000 opiswere distributed i Canada. Contributions recoived during the campaign, are used ta, promote the. health - and well-being of voterans, ex-service members and their dependants who are i need of assistance. xnay ho spont on community assstance programa, such as the purchase of medical appliances and re9earch, disaster relief and accommodation and care facilities for noedy elderly and di"abed persons. In- 1989, $5.9 million was distributed in accordance with the gneral bylaws of the Royal CanadiLegion. Foxfire begîns Thursday C'Foxfire,' the opening show of the 1990-91 season, will be pro- sented by the Whitby Courthouse Theatre starting tomorrow (Thursday) night. 'A drama with songs,' set in the mountains in Georgia, the story revolves around Annie Nations, a woman clinging to a way of life that is rapidly dis- appearing around her. The drama, by Hume Cronyn and Susan Cooper, features Joan Roantree as Aninie, Ed Daigle as Hector (Annie's father) and Boyd Tattrie as Dillard, Annie's son. Foxfire will be presented Oct. 25, 26, 27, Nov. 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10. Tickets are available from La Fontaine Trading Post, 122 Brock St. N. For more information caîl 576- 9134 or 668-1171. Local artists' exhibit at.lbry Rowena Dylins Bridger, Mary Ellen McQuay, Sean McQuay and Ruth Read will exhibit their artwork at the Whitby Public Library on Friday, Oct. 26, 6 to 9 p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 27, il a.m. to 4 p.m. Their exhibition will emphasize recent smnall works in an eclectic mix of styles and media. The four artists; have exhibitod their work in group and solo shows in many of the region's public and private galleries. They have each been the recipient of either Ontario or Canada Council grant0; have won awards for th& artistic quality of their work, and are teaching instructors at The Station Gallery in Whitby and, the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa. Bridger studies painting in, Montreal. Her recent work in, watercolors and mixed media explores images found during a Symphony holds raffle A major fundraising venture by the directors of the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra', Association during the current season is a raffle. The prize is a limited edition fine art print entitled 'Eagle's Rest' AI by renowned wildlife artist Christine Marshall. The value of this framed, outstanding print is $2,100. Tickets are $2 each or three for $5 and are available by calling the Oshawa Symphony office at (416) 579-6711. The winning ticket will be drawn by the artist during the eveming of the Art Gala on Friday, Nov. 30 in the atrium of the Revenue Building, 33 King St. W., in Oshawa. Refreshinents will bo served and a display of Marshall's paintings will be available for viewing and for purchase. Tickets for the Art Gala evening, which commences at 7:30 p.m., are $15 each. For more information, caIl the Oshawa Symphony office at 579-6711. The proceeds from the raffle and the Art-Gala will. be used to, Support the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra. trip to Scotland. Mary Ellen McQuay studios fine art photography i Maine. Her reoent hand-painted'silvor prints concentrate on the value of place and the importance of ,architecture woring in partnership with our environ- ment. Sean McRuay is a fine arts, graduate from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Halifax and Cooper Union, School of Art, New York City. Ho b as rocently spent two years painting and drawing in Europe and Britain. Hé often loolçw ta hills, rocks, boats and horsis for'visual or symbolic references. - Roàd, a fine arts graduate of Queen's University, will ho having a solo exhibition pLt The Station Gallery, Whitby, i 1991. Her paintings, refiecting ber interest i underlying structure and articulation, are oxuhorant in color and texture. AUl four artists will ho showing their- w9rk in solo exhibitions at the Robert McLaughlin Gqllery in Oshawa in 1991. IDevil Dogs, to apear The Devil Dogs, "raunch 'n' roll" band from ,New. York City, will performa t thë star Club, 11. Bruce St., Osha»waon Saturday, Nov. 10. Devil Dogs just concluded a two-month tour"of Europe. ]Paget airt 'The Vision of Don Quiixote,' paintings and drawings by James Paget, will be shown at the Magic Imaýge Gallery in Pick- eripg Village Nov. 3 to 24. Opeing the Ohawa show will Advance t ickets, for $8, are available - at Rb's Records in downtown Whitby and at Star Records in Oshiawa. .at gallerey Vision' is an exhibition of Paget's recent work. An opening recention will be held Saturday, Nov.S. 4AA/M ..... ..... .....u L .w m stM . a..... . ..f............. .. ... . .~ . . **:~* . ........g.. teeafn bu h rà orois of warWh bete t . c...tebafls sthey really happened thn-hà eern hoeprienced war first-hancl? The NEVER AGAIN! Vileos provi d e historical accounts of Canada's participation in the First and Second World Wars and Korea. 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