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.Y TIMES, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1,.1977 Intended for iast week) presént, the flot too, distant ted by Mrs. Smart of Oshawa. fine sty le witb such songs as on wednesday, May 18th the past and well back a number The two performances were RokAudthCocoyo Orono Public School held of decades. lnlcuded in the well attended with the pro RokAun the orld, aturd y Ngt their annual Spring Concert program was a dance group gram a joy to witness. and Beautiful Sunday. They with the students adding a lot which has been ta king dance The above group, the Prim- set the tempo for the entire of bounce and rock to the lessons after school for a ary choir at the school, porm program with songs of the number of weeks and instruc- started the program off in porm A three-fold exhibition is being featured at The Robert MeLaughlin Gallery. Osh- awa, fromn June 8th to July 3rd, 1977. Quebec T.V. & Co., an exhibition organized by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts., features the paintings of Quebec artist, Ernest Gen- dron. The unusuai style and technique employed by Gen- dron, (enamel paint appiied wjth match sticks and tooth- picks in many layers) pro- vides an entertaining look at celebrities and personalities of yesterday and today. __Having turned to painting in 1950 after a varied ýareer, Gendron shows us a humour- ous fantasy world, with a basis in reality, as presented by T.V. today. Durham Region Photo- graphers are presenting an exhibition of "People": 35 photographs taken by five Press photographers from the local daily and weekly papers - Stuart Blower, AI Dunlop, .Mao Ouyang, Wayne Walters and Sharon Young. Many of the photos show events invol- ving people of the Region. The show was organized by Terry Boyle, president of the Writ- .ers Guild of Durham Region and a well-kno-wn poet, to b)etter display the work of regional photographers and to bring public reognition to their work. Mike F'arquarson on C1hiki- relis Art is being presented by the Durham Region Separate School Board. This display of children's art and craft work will show the different stages of the schools' art program- mes, and will be of special interest to children, parents and educators. (Mike -Far- quarson is a distant cousin to * ~~aces Do~c, E OXFORDi Bricklayer-Stonemasoris Ltdl. Charlie) Opening the Exhibition oni Wednesday, June 8th at 8:00 p.m. wili be l!r. Ed Finan, Director of Education for the Durham Region Separate School Board. Speciai guests at the opening will bc the Press Photographers of the Region whose works are on display . The Gallery's "First Place" Pavillion will be open dring Fiesta Week daily from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., from Mionday to Saturday, in addition to Gallery Summer Hours. The Robert McLaughiin Gallery announces that Cher- yl Bromeli, director of Edu- cation and Extension wili be leaving the Galiery as of June 6th, 1977. A graduate of York University in Fine Art, Cheryl has been with the Gallery for over three years, and has been responsibl e for the development of an, extensive docent schedule, and promo- tion oif the visiting schooi programme of the Gallery,. As well as organizing the Travel- ling Exhibitions for the Gai- lery, Cheryl has provided a broadly based educational plan, which has encoînpassed docents, children, young peo-. pie, and aduits, covering art history,, art and craf t work- shops, and lessons in paint- ing, drawing and sculpture. The Gallery staff wishes Cheryl much success in her new position in the Personel Department of Ceneral Mot- ors, ShoulId water Iawns deeply " Water deply-,,and save water" is the motto for greener lawns and lower watering costs. According to Professor R.W. Irwin of the School of Engineering, Ontario Agri- cultural College, a lot of water is wasted in too frequent waterings that are too short to allow water to see p deeply into the soul. "Frequent watering resuits in shallow rooting and crab- grass. It also causes insuffi- dient water reserves that cannot maintain the turf." The best way to encourage de ep water reserves is to water in the early morning. Lawns require one inch of water per week. This means one hour of watering to saturate 250 square feet of lawn. Professor Irwin recom- mends usuing good quality sprinklers to supply water evenfly. A tin cari should be placed near the sprinkler to de termine when an area bas received adequate water. Newiy-seeded lawns should be watered carefully. "ýNew lawns shouldn't be saturated until the'root sys- tem is estabished. Water juste enough to allow the grass seeds to germinate." For new lawns, high pres- sure sprinklers are best because they produce a fine soray. Corner For a donation with, local And the third is one of those historical interest, you can delightfully Victorian pocket hardly beat one we received encyclopedia . the- "New this spring. Miss Lucy Heari Edition of Conklin's Handy of Bowmanville sent down Manuel of Useful Information three things to the museum: a nd Atlas of the World"; one was a birthday card given inside both the front and back to Annie Kenefick by ber covers it is signed, "Sam sister Mary in 1878; and Wilmot". looking at this dainty, littie Ail three are just another lace-pdper card, it is hard to instance of the old saying. believe that it wili itself be "Good things corne in small one hundred years old next packages",,and we were very year. happy to receive them for the The second item is a small Museum. glass with leveis for table, Museum Hours: Evýery after- dessert and tea-spoon meas- noon from 2 to 5 p.m. except ureme nts on one side and "R. Wednes day and Saturday; Fothergill Pharmacist,. 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