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' Forte tenant igd EAHA ARETE on y x a I. iad ¥ RATS ia roar, eT i ll a i 21s +00 Ld Bi a RAINE ee IY Cy EY 4 LL TE A A BACK TT 5 A OAT Ol Si 0 Fs dois TE TE J PU Ei EL SS GA INE Se % AAT 408% 2 twit he A CP 5 IL PEE PT 50 Le SEAS Columbus freelance artist Produces calendar for Durham Region About one year ago, Laurel Campbell-Stark, a freelance artist who lives just north of Columbus, Ontario decided she would like to sketch . some of the structures throughout the region and document them in the form of a calendar. Since then the original run of 2,000 calendars has been sold and they are into their second printing. Laurel Campbell-Stark, a relative newcomer to the Yarea, graduated in 1973 from the Ontario College of Art and then spent three years teaching art in a Quebec high school. She then spent some time in Ottawa before mov- ing with her husband into Harmony Hollow, a heme built by her husband's ances- @torin 1839. The Stark's home ® is just one of the 12 buildings J » w featured in the calendar. It was shortly after they moved into the historical home that her interest in old buildings cultivated. 'I've always been interested in historical buildings so it was therefore a natural inclina- tion to draw them', she says. - She felt that the best way to bring these buildings to the attention of the residents of the region was to compile a collection of drawings in a calendar. The final product of her six-month project was recently released and has proved to be an instant success. The 1979 calendar, subtitled . "Living In His- tory" is now on sale at many gift and book shops through- out the region and more close to home at Lukes Country Store, Port Perry. The buildings reproduced in ink sketches are ones still in existance, as Campbell Stark felt that it would be better to enhance what we still have, not what we have lost to time. The buildings included in the book are Toad Hall, Whitby; Brooklin Church; Skelding Homestead, Orono; Parkwood, Oshawa; Kirby School, Kirby; Martinscroft, north of Oshawa; Harmony Hollow, Columbus; Quaker Meeting House; Uxbridge; Bigelow House, Port Perry; Vanstone Mill, Bowman- ville; Columbus Church; and the Newton Home in Ennis- killen. One: of the main reasons for the project, according to Campbell-Stark, was that there aren't many things on the market today which pertain to our immediate environment. The images produced are very close and familiar to the residents of the region and she can forsee doing the calendars for a number of years. Utica and areanews by Vera Brown Church service on Sunday, September 24th will be held in Epsom United Church at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School at Utica will be at 10:15 a.m. The family service held in the Church on Sunday eve- ning had a very good turnout and all who attended enjoyed a social evening following the pictures of Greece. There were 17 tables of euchre played in the Hall of riday evening. Prizes went to the following: Ladies - Octoberfest There's plenty of good food and fun in store for those attending the Brooklin and District Kinsmen Club's Octoberfest being held at the heated Brooklin Arena. The evening of entertain- ment will feature non-stop music by both Um-Pah-Pah and modern bands, dance contests and famous Bava- rian food. The Fest is being held by the club in aid of Cystic Fibrosis and will take place on Friday and Saturday, September 29, 30. Mildred Quentz, Marge By- ford, Daisy Sellars. Gents - Bruce Orminston, Ernie Luke and Bill Goslin. Freeze out winners were Mr. and Mrs. J. Poots and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Luke. There will be another euchre in two. weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur, Todd apd Lee attended the Port Bantam baseball party held at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Van Camp on the Island on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family attended the annual Armor Elevator Co. picnic at Pickering on Sat- urday. Mrs. Norman Holmes of Toronto is staying with the John Croxall family this week. On Saturday evening Mrs. Phyllis Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goslin and Mrs. Mildred Thompson attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gilmour at Millbrook. Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Baker were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mrs. Miller at Mount Albert. A belated welcome to Diny and Albert Van Hattum who are living in the former Zoet home and running the busi- ness now called Windmill Acres. Mrs. Margaret Anderson and Mrs. Sadie Robinson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey on Saturday evening. Mrs. W.W. Scott of London and Miss Donna Scott of Toronto visited Mrs. J. Crosier. Pleased to report that Mrs. Crosier is home from hospital and feeling much better. I noticed Brian Sutherland hobbling around this week as a result of a minor football accident when he twisted his ankle. Hope it's better Brian. The U.C.W. will be cater- ing to the auction sale of Murray Geer on September 30th and would appreciate a donation of pies by the ladies of the community. On September 24th from 2 to4 p.m. and 7to9 p.m. there will be registration at the new Scugog Arena for girls Ringette. There were 4 girls from this area enjoying this new sport and it would be nice if some more girls from this community became in- volved. Believe me, if you like to skate or are sports- minded in any way, you will love this game. It's fun. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 20, 1978 -- 13 Learn to Drive PROFESSIONALLY with LUKE'S DRIVING SCHOOL 985-8382 Our "Sure-to-Bloom" bulbs have just arrived from Holjand. NOW AVAILABLE: Large selection of top quality Hyacinths, Tulips, Crocus, Daffodils, Scilla, Muscari, etc. WINTERIZE YOUR LAWN NOW WITH C.I.L. WINTERIZER OR WINTERIZER/WEEDER. Free Estimates on Landscaping AN ALDA (Garden Centre 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 = Hwy. 7A at West 4 Line When calling please let phone ring continously, since we are often in the field and cannot reach the phone within a few rings. Friday, September 22nd and continues (while quantities last) until Saturday, September 30th. Pick up your copy of the 48 page circular at EATON'S in the Oshawa Centre. Phone 576- 981 1 STORE HOURS: Open Mon., Tues., Sat. - 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. .Wed., Thurs., Fri. -9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. pty 5 Sn IPA ADF 2k Pit a --_-- Ps ans SG TL NO ped AN