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"Indian Rock Paintings" is a travelling exhibition from R.0.M. Extension Services. Mounted on a display system of free-standing panels, it is especially suited to centres not equipped for specialized museum display. The exhibit is part'of the R.O.M. "Outreach" programme - now at the Bowmanville Museum. By Mary Ann Warkman the Bowmanville Museum "Indian Rock Paintings" from September 13 to October from the Royal Ontario 13. The travelling exhibition Museum will be on exhibit at was developed by R.O.M. in1 RES TA URANT MOND AY -THURSDAY 6 am.-2 pM FRIDAY -SATURDAY 6am.lam -SUN DAY SERVING DELICIOUS CHINESE FOOD TAKE-OUT ORDERS A SPECIALTY Free Delivery in Bowmanville onallOrders of $10.00 or More Full Course Meals in a Homne- Like Atmosphere co-operation with Outreach Ontario, a programme of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. Selwyn Dewdney, a research associateof R.O.M., recorded hundreds of picto- graphs at remote sites throughout Ontario. Photo- graphs of Mr. Dewdney gathering information at the sites and painstakingly tracing the figures, comple- ment the reproductions of the paintings themselves. Three text panels provoke contem- plation of some of the paintings' more intriguing and mysterious aspects. Actually much about the rock paintings remains mysterious. They were painted simply, with fingers for brushes and lumps of dlay for paints. The paintings are scattered upon the cliff faces of the rugged Pre-Cambrian Shield and form an intriguing series of red silhouette-images and abstract symbols. They were adhered to the rock with bear grease or fish eggs. But who painted them, how old are they and what can the images of antlered dragons, ~SERVICE Ijý uîI299 DEAN Ii~ I AVE. OSHAWA Cargex knihtsof Columbus' TV BI1NGOe Cable Channel 10, 4 Big Games Every Wednesday beginning on Sept. 2th,,1978 storting ot 6:.30 p.m. Bingo Cards Avoulable at ALEX McGREGOR DRUGS 5 King St. W. 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He had been told that a great chief had led his war party across Lake Superior and celebrated bis victory with a rock painting. Schoolcraft had been given a birch-bark reproduction of the three figures. The description S E P TEMBER accurately fit the Canadian paintings but did not state where they were. Henry Wadsworth Long- fellow used Schoolcraft's material as background for his epic poem "Hiawatha" in 1855. In 1958 Selwyn Dewdney was determined to find the paintings. He did just that after 14 months of tracking down dlues. He paddled into Agawa Bay in Lake Superior, clambered over the rocky shore and discovered the immortal, fabulous panther. The Bowmanville Museum is located on Silver Street and is open daily except Mondays froMi 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is 50 cents. 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