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Learn to Relax and Exercise at Vis ual Arts Centre Part of the visual arts program includes a course in relaxation and exercise. Twenty-two participants in this 1-week session meet Wednesday afternoons at the Visual Arts Centre, Soper Creek. The next ten week program will commence in January. Course instructor is Mrs. Aldorine Haagmans (foreground) shown here demonstrating the art of relaxation and physical exercise to the class. The Soper -Creek Photo- graphy Club meets at The Visuai Arts Centre every Tuesday night from seven o'clock until nine-thirty. The club started one year ago with a group of the membership building a very operative darkroom and viewing room in the basement of The Mill. Gradually equipment has been added which includes two enlargers and supplies to produce a color print from a slide. In the early weeks of the club the membership started at step one, just taking black Save and white pictures and trying to improve their composition and framing. Then they start- ed developing their own black and white films and printing contact sheets for review. During group discussions prints were selected for straight black and white enlargements. As the club members grew in experience enlargements were printed using different techniques such as texture screens, cropping and shading, and sepia-toning. Several- members have started into taking slides and printing some to prints. This is a real accomplishment for the amateur photographer. Once a month there has been instruction sessions by Rick Gould on composition, fram- ing, slide mounting and cropping cibrachrome print- ing. There has also been field trips in night photography to Port Darlington Marina and Bowmanviile main street, to Van Belle Gardens to study close-up photography of plants using naturai lights and flash. The group also took a fail color tour to Fenelon Falls to the summer residence of member Pam White and her family. With the faîl and winter months at hand a couple of events are being planned for the public. A siide presenta- tion is being assembled on events around the area that the club members have photo- graphed. These slides wili be shown to the senior citizens, nursing home residents and shut-ins durinig the Christmas season. Aiso there will be an oo on' Insulation end Labor Yes ... If your homo was bulît prior to 1961, you may, quallfy for the government grant that wlI pay up to $350-00 for materlals plus 1/3 f labor up to 8150-00 Insulate NOW and SAVE! For more information and f ree estimates, eall Hutton &u Wîggans Insulation Telephone 623-2551 Bowmanville Member of the Botter Businoe Bureau open house at The Miii on October 19, Friday from 7 - 9 and Saturday, October 20 from 2 - 4. A print display and slide presentation wiil be conducted by the members. There will be refreshments served and the residents of the area can view amateur photography at its best. The theme is People, Places, Faces and Things, and the club bas photographed and developed their own work for dispiay. The Soper Creek Photography Club is always interested in new members. It is informal and everyone can advance at their own rate. It is also a social night where you can enjoy the company of other people of ail ages interested in getting out and taking good pictures. Most of the members had not even taken a picture a year ago are now producing very interest- ing photographs. Please join us on October 19, 7 - 9, October 20 - 24 at The Visual Arts Centre and see our display of prints. Obituaries LESLIE MILTON KNIGHT A former employee at General Motors who retired with 38 years service, Leslie Milton Knight of McLaughlin Blvd.,. Oshawa,î- died at Toronto General Hospital, Wednesday, October 10, 1979, following a lengthy illness. Born, May 10, 1910, in Oshawa, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Knight. A lifelong resident of Oshawa, he was a member of Local 222 Retirees Club, and of the Canadian Corps. During the Second World War he served overseas with the Cobourg Battery. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Laura Wannamaker in 1973. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lloyd Courtice (Ruby), of Courtice; a brother, Gamnet Knight, of Oshawa, several nephews, nieces, great nephews and great nieces, and, a great great nephew. Mr. Knight rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa. Service was heid in the chapelFriday at 3 p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery. Major Keith Hall of the Salvation Army off iciated. Memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation or to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. SAMUEL JOHN RUSSELL POWELL A well-known and highiy FactFinder To Assist. in Teacher Talks The Education Relations Commission last week announced the appointment of Mr. Gene Deszca as a fact finder to assist the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education and its secondary teachers in their negotiations. A Commission spokesman said that the fact finder will prepare a report on the negotiations, identifying the outstanding issues. The fact finder is expected to present a report within 30 respected citizen of the area, Samuel John Russell Powell, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville on Tuesday, October 2nd, 1979. He was in his 84th year and had been iii over two years. He was the son of the late Thomas and Elizabeth Ann (McGahey) Powell, and was born in Hope Township, and educated at Oak Hill and Kendal schools. He was married April 2th, 1978 at Canton to Marjorie Grace Selby. Farming his entire life, he had resided for 59 years at Lot 17, Broken Front, Ciarke Township, previously residing at R.R. 1 Campbellcroft. Left to mourn his passing are his daughters Maurice (Mrs. Don Coulter), Hazel (Mrs. Jack Crago), and Dorrene, sons Floyd, Ronald and Russell,- sisters Sarah (Mrs. A . Holdaway), Marget (Mrs. E. Tonkin), Edna (Mrs.- L. Laverty, 12 grandchîldren and 10 great grandchildren. He was predeceased by a-son Donald and a daughter Elaine and four brothers Edward, William, Baden and Richard Sheridan. Reverend David Spivey officiated at the funeral services held on Thursday at the Morris Funeral Chapel, with Mrs. Albert Cole providing funeral music. Palîbearers were grandsons Fred Andrews, Bill Couch, Rick Powell, Floyd and Dana Coulter, and a nephew Stanley Powell. Interment Orono Cemetery. S. ARVILLA STRONG In her Bth year, S. Arvilla Strong, passed away at Memorial Hospital, Bowman- -ville, on Monday, September 24th, 1979, following a f ew days illness. Daughter of James and Annie Alldread, she was humn in Pontypool, educated at Drum School, Pontypool, and was married in 1920 to Harvey Strong. A resident of R.R. 1 Bow- manville, she had previously resided in Oshawa and Ennis- killen. She was an adherent of the United Church. Surviving are her husband Harvey Strong, a brother George Alldread, several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by four brothers, Alvin, Lloyd, Cecil and David. Reverend E. Schamerhorn officiated at the funeral services held on Wednesday, at the Northcutt Elliott Funerai Home. Mrs. Arlene Ayre presided at the organ. Paîl bearers were Messrs. Leonard McBain, Gary McBain, Clifford Alldread, Jack Welsh, Bruce Welsh and Barry Welsh. Among the many floral tributes received were offer- ings from Salem U.C.W. Community, friends and rela- tives. Interment Bowmanvilie Cemetery. days. The report will set forth the positions of both sides and may or may not make recommendations on settie- ment terms. The report will be presented to both parties. If there is still no agreement within 15 days, or at the latest within 20 days, the report will be made public. The Commission was established in 1975 under Ontario Governement legisla- tion to foster harmonious collective bargaining rela- tions between school boards NESTLETON Social News of Interest On Monday evening, Oct. ist, seven members of Nestie- ton W. were guests of Maple Grove Branch. Mr. G.F. Ravensdale of Blackstock, a Probation and Parole Officer, and teachers in the Province. Mr. Desza received his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Western Ontario. He teachers at York University. Mr. Deszca has previously assisted in negotiations be- tween the Lanark, Leeds and Grenville Roman Catholic Separate School Board and Hastings - Prince Edward County Roman Catholic Separate School Board and the teachers in its employ. Mr. Deszca wili be assisted by Professor Katherin Swinton of Toronto. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 17, 1979 13 q - CAESAREA Thanksgiving weekend. Many thans ar exende topa- spoke on the Court and trons and contributors who Probation system. A most made this season so much fun rewarding eveniing for those for ail concerned. Mildred and wvho wpre able to attend. Bill look forward to seeing you Wedding Celebration ail again next year. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wygerde "Warmnest Wishes" to those and Mr. and Mrs. Peter in hospîtal -- and hurry and get Hoogeveen celebrated their well. Very pleased to report 25th Wedding Anniversaries in, that Mrs. Tom Robins of the Nestleton Community Caesarea, is coming along Centre- on Saturday Sept. 22nd. well and is spending more Many relatives and friends time at home and going for were on hand to offer "very two walks a day. Isn't that just best wishes" to the two great news!1 Keep up the good couples--from Holland, work. Mississauga, Northern Mr. Bruce Heaslip and bis Ontario Etc. 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