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As well, she has learned much by collecting the works of Canadian artists through small Ontario art galleries. 'Although much of my work turns out to be abstract, I do not think of myself as an abstract & Ballet THE STUDIO OF DANCE Actra, AEA,RA.D.,D.EA., 1.S.T.D. NEW TERM BEGINS: THURS., JAN. 6th LATCHAM CENTRE, PORT PERRY Mrs. == Budget == Rent a Car/Truck DAILY RENTALS "Convenience at a Price You Can Afford." "RESERVE NOW" -- ALSO -- Government Approved Infant & Child Safety Seats for Rent or Sale. MANDATORY AS OF NOVEMBER 1, 1982. 852-7733 IN THE ESSO CENTRE HIGHWAY 47 S. - UXBRIDGE jy artist," says Ms. Patterson. "I see a lot of my work as impressionistic and realistic". Included in the exhibition (her fourth public showing in the past three years) are realistic nature studies, impressionistic watercolors and vivid abstract works. One piece of sculpture is included in the display. "The works which spring from my internal resources are what many people would term 'abstract,' she says. Much of the artist's works in the forthcoming show has been produced in series, each series differing sign- ificantly in color and style. Religious symbolism is often woven into many of the pictures. Remembrance Day no longer school holiday A revised school year, announced last week by Education Minister Dr. Bette Stephenson, eliminates November 11th as a school holiday and will require schools to hold Remem- brance services on that day. Dr. Stephenson, in a statement to the Legislature, said that if Remembrance Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday, Remembrance Day services will be held in the PERFORMING ARTS Director: Inta Leja - Jazz - Tap - Jarzercise - Ballroom Classes held at: For Information Call: Delphine Brown - 985-8662 or 666-1528. schools on the preceding Fri- day. The change was rec- ommended by the Royal Canadian Legion. 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