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- _-- A I 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 Epsom/Greenbank School Ad- visory Committee will hold its next meeting Tuesday, November 27 at 1:30 p.m., at Greenbank P.S.. Donavan Frazer Multicultural Consultant with Durham Board of Education will be guest speaker. Any person in this area is welcome to attend. Babysitting is provided. Epsom P.S. needs a noon-hour supervisor beginning January 7. Any person interested in this posi- tion phone 985-7250. 4H Banquet and Awards night was held recently. Many of our Epsom Young folks are involved in this work. Wendy Evans was winner of the Dairy championship - congratulations. The Bethesda Reach Women's Institute will meet at the home of Barbara Rance November 28. The topic will be International af- fairs - Lifestyles of other nations. The Motto: World Affairs are Our Affairs. Reply by Doreen Brethour. Roll Call - Match Coun- try and Capital Hostesses; Marg, Bruce, Mabel Carter, Pauline Snoddon. Recently Chris and Johanna Ruhl visited daughter Peggy in North Bay, to celebrate their - grandson Willy's first birthday. I was honoured to be a guest at a C.C. luncheon. We were honoured to again welcome Beaverton Echoes to provide their once-a-year program. Their leader Mrs. Lil Allen and the twenty-six in the cast arrived to give their version of "Fair Canada." This group is Senior Cleaning Come Visit & Help Celebrate Our 3rd ANNIVERSARY ** (= 9835-8552 Licensed Applicator am Scotchgard oriented. Mrs Allen doesn't mind admitting her age is 83. What a wonderful lady. Ann Beare, Edna Meyers, Doreen Brethour and Barbara Evans looked after the Women's Institute Booth at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto on Monday. Central Ontario Women's In- stitue Convention was held at the Royal York Hotel last week. There was a wonderful workshop and a splendid guest speaker, Mrs. Eleanor Woods of Troy Ont.. Those attending from Bethesda- Reach group were: Edna Meyers, Doreen Brethour, Barbara Evans, Corrine Croxall andJean Pogue. Women of Distinction for Durham Region was chosen by Y.W.C.A. and at a banquet this honour was bestowed on Mrs. (Ross) Barbara Evans, for her work in the W.I. and the organiza- tion of summer farm help. Bar- bara was busy that day at the W.1. Convention so her daughter-in- law Anita Evans accepted for her. Congratulations. I received a long letter from Dr. Pat Asling in Jamaica, telling of the beautiful country and hard- ships of its friendly people. To show us how well off we are: a pound of good coffee is $7.00. A dress pattern is $10.00, I noticed two 55 cent stamps on my letter. Their money is devaluated till one American dollar cost 16 Jamaican Dollars - Good old Canada. Mr and Mrs. Ross Evans at- tended the wedding of Garth Dicker in Clifford recently. Carpet Protector brary until November 30. The work of local photographer Diane Lackle Is on exhibit at the Scugog Memorial LI- Photography exhibit at library For Diane Lackie, winning the 1988 Oshawa District Real Estate Board Photo Contest was just the push she needed. Her prize was almost $3,000 worth of Minolta camera equip- ment. With her new camera pack- agein tote, Mrs. Lackie decided she wasn't going to stay an oc- casional shutterbug, taking her camera out only to snap Jie- tures of her cat, her grandchil- dren or her vacations. - She decided to submerse her- self in the art of photography and now she constantly sees the world through the viewfind- er. . In June 1989, after 25 years as a teacher of English and dra- ma, she retired from her posi- tion at Port Perry High School. This allowed her to become the student again. Since her re- iN .< "5 SOOO IX 2 21 R23) ARARAARARRA AR Country Sampler (1987) BASBAEABBALAALAAAARAARA RA A A SABABAAAAAAAAAAAAARAARA AAA NAAAARRRRARRARAARAFARRRA SANA RARR WY 1'a°2°2°2"2%2°2°2"2" 2%' vy '2'2%s" aa" ata ata a a0 a a a a a a a a a "a 2% a a a 2 0 a a" "a ay tata at a a a "a a a "sy 1'2°2"2" LJ 2's' (4 corners in Oakwood) A Unique Shop Featuring an Extensive Selection of Country and Victorian Accents * ANTIQUES * GIFTS * COUNTRY COLLECTIBLES * * PAPER TOLE * WEAVING * POTTERY * FOLK ART * * BASKETS * DECOYS * CANDLES * CARDS * (most items locally or Canadian made) 0 20 o OFF All New Items for Anniversary Weekend NOVEMBER 24th & 25th, 1990 STORE HOURS: Daily 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Friday 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday Noon to 5:00 PM (exception Paper Tole) (705) 953-9855 » 8 km east of Simcoe St. on Hwy.7 tirement she has taken courses in photography at the Nikon School in 1989, the Art Kane Photo Workshop in Cape May, New Jersey in 1989, and most recently, the Lisl Dennis Travel Workshop in Santa Fe, New Mexico. At the travel workshop, stu- dents attended classes between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. The afternoon was dedicated to applying the techniques. A selection of pictures that Mrs. Lackie took while at the travel workshop are part of an exhibit of her work now show- ing at the Scugog Memorial Li- brary. The exhibit is a collage of the interesting people, places and things Mrs. Lackie has come across. One photo that was creating a lot of conversation during an open house on Saturday, was a picture of a rhinocerouses rear- end. And Ralph Price commented on the rural feeling that Mrs. Lackie had captured in a photo of a farmer plowing a field. Sunsets, portraits, architec- ture, and landscapes all come to life on the library walls. The exhibit features a terrific ' Please recycle this newspaper \. IEAKFAS Monday to Friday 6 AM to 11 AM Saturday 8 AM to 11 AM blend of local shots and pictures from faraway places. Mrs. Lackie told the Port Perry Star that she has always enjoyed photography. "As a teenager, I played in the darkroom," she said. But life lead her down a different path: One that involved univer- sity, marriage, children and a career. Now, she hopes to turn her highly expensive hobby into a profit by selling stock photogra- phy. Skilled stock photographers ick one medium -- sports, wild- ife, fashion photography -- and then take "a zillion pictures" in that medium. . Mrs. Lackie hopes to contin- ue photographing a mixture of all sorts of things "for variety's sake," she told the Star. In the meantime, she is con- tinuing to enter photography contests and is snapping up the awards. : And in the near future, she will have representation in two publications: "Australia...The Endless Adventure" to be pub- lished by Five Corners Press later this year and in "The Best of Photography 1990", to be published by Photographer's Forum Magazine this fall. 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