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Classifiled Ads (Continued iitînpîc li) LOST A black cal with white between back legs oîn soinach. Phione 983-9455. 5, a. p. ANNOUNCEMENT Regisration for quilting, stained glass, knitting and cr ocheting classes takes place Tuesday, September 11lth, 9:30 - 12:00 noon and 7:00 - 9 :00 p.m. aI the Orono Showcase Co-operative, Church and Park Sîreet, (behind the Townýi Hall), Orono. 5, a.c. IN MEMORIAM MA ITLA ND, David James (McKnight) - In memory of a belov ed son, brot her and grandson, îragically killed at Lascoe Steel, Wiîby, September 2nd, 1981. Thinigs wve feel most deeply, Are the hardest things 10 say. Dearest Dave, we loved you, in a very special way, If we could have one lifetime wish one dream that cuuld come truc, We'd pray 10 God with ail our hearts f'or Ysîerday and You. Forever in our Hearts Moti & Dad, Frank & Yvonne, Mike, Dan & Diane Grandmra & Grandad Hawkins 5,a. IN MEMORIAM THOMPSON, Ralph- in loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather who passed away Septembher 3, 1983. Ris mnemory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. Lýoing wýife Isabel, children and grandchildren 5,a. DEATH NOTICE WATSON, Elizabethi - At Strathaven Nursing HIomet, Bownanille, We'idniesdiay, August 29th, 1984, Elizabethi Ferguson, formierly of Orono, nin her 93rd y1ear, dear wife of thie laie Alexander Watson, lovir n other f Ar chie Watson of Wa',terdown,,i, dear grandmnother of Betty- Anin (Mrs;. James Jarvis) o!' Mississ>auga, and Larry Watson of Thunder Bay, great-grandmother of 5 great- grandchildren. Service was held in the Morris Fsneral Chapel, Bowmnanville, on Friday, August 31st. Inter- ment Orono Cemietery.5,ac CAREER TRAINING FRLE 128 Page C'areer Guide shows how 10 train ai home for 2Otop payîngi full and parjt 1ime jobs. Granton nstte 265 A. Adelaide Street WesîT oronto. al(4]6) 977-3929 today. n1c CARVER OPPORTUN:ITIES sir Sandtolrd fem!(llege Haliburton Campus ix offlering a 16 weeuk H[RDWOOD LBR INSPEION 011PROGRAM satu Septemlber 7 ponord b te Cnaa Elym Unite. -,f oio matiion calbarb Boliin (705> 457160 nc ACTI(ï]ON SALE Wednesday, Septembe,,.r t'1in .ai Orval McLeaît AuctoîtCentre, Lndsay. Gladys Thoru xtse Bobcaygeon. Verys aige sale, antiques, cltecibles, tfrnituret in rogh, ine Oak turniture, 9 piece xantni ng se, Roy al Doutousý, CiaGlas, ewetîery, Clocks, contetsîx rom doîo'sCnturyhoe (705) 324-2783. COMI1NG EVENTS COM IRD DISPERSAL1., aurday, Sept. 15, 12 nooti. Uoid Bar Lieîot ounty Road 86, 2 miles north Hwy. 7. Herdsîres, bulls, cos etrcalv-s.Froee tîsd. Fieeý delivery. (519) 824-1408, R.R. t, Ais n/c WNTi 1ED POS FCADS. Ptvtecleior wîtirasel to vour home anywhere in 01taàio ard pay toricestor poxîtcards. Pauli McWhittnie, 44 Col- quhounL'i, HaItn, L9 '( 4W8.' 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III SN1 ; PPR11S I 71 \ si ,)i'î,.,% cîi hat i iaii ,<,iitIiN al nou: I1 aiil m, ml i l a(5Iiqiil las ieus N as Vsn N A Iiiîi 1 \ Dc I l(lls 3. o , iî. 4(, _216 P1OOL S FOR SAI F 1')lS NI I Nilloin dand abosu giomid pool piit i i icaied oîli[sasC uiii 55)8t) onîiail ktus. (ail(519) 753-1460. BUILDINGS lFOR SAL E MUILS>I SIA I>Ie Pic1îgiiecred ail Sicen, aood lrame, atsîi Quowi MaIv ssi/cN as ailaible.IFor youi spex ai cdiscountîi (al (416) 626-17 i cas c iilcsagc ai ic 6 pi.C. e Ask i or Waiiv. CARETSR FRAININ<. Caicci iniuc îîkiîig, diîes needed. Now is îhe unie ctsi aniloi y iaýs "A".IFoi iteiir ew contiact MeixGr Toironto1(416) 2_51 9073,9 ,ma (613) 523-348<9 Women s work o view ,,7inSeptembE The September exhibition at the gallery includes art by three women from different eras. The display opens to the public 6th September at 10 a. m. E. May Martin Water- colours includes both land- scape' and stili lifes by the daughter of the welI-known Victorian painter, T.' Mower Martin <1838-1934). E. May Martin (1865-1967), studied under G.A. Reid and Mar- maduke Matthews at the Toronto School of Art. She travelled and painted through Ontario, Quebec. and elsewhere, and taught classes in her studio as well as at the Presbyterian Ladies College in Toronto until about 1910, After hier moîher's deathi in 1911, shie lîved in Toronto to devote herself to her family and her father. Martin ex- hibited tilI her mid-seventies, although her health began to fail in the 1950's. She died in Montreal. A Tribute to Elizabeth Lowes Young displays the talents of Elizabeth Lowes (1908-1984), wh o painted in Whitby and around Algonquin Park, as well as in Toronto. Young studied with Frederick Varley of the Group of Seven at the Doon School of Fine Arts, and with Carl Schaefer. By profession a doctor at Women's College Hospital, Toronto, Young found she needed to express herself through her paintings. The freshness and vitality of her -work reveals the eye and W. Frank, Pres.- W. Frank Real Estate Limited is very pleased to announce the ap- pointment of Karen Clark to the Sales Staff of the Bowmanville Office. Mrs. Clark and family reside in Pontypool. Karen has been active in community involve- ment with Girl Guides of Canada alonig \ith lher hus- band ti Boy Scouts of Canada. Karen invites aIl her f'riends and former business associates to0 contact her about any Real Estate needs. Res. (705) 277-2973 Office 623-3393 or 983-9547 heart of a true painter. Lupe Rodriguez: An- dalusia Revisited. Born in Spain in 1953, Rodriguez,, who works at the Art Gallery of Ontario, recently returned to Spain to work on a series of works depicting scenes which express the country of her birth. Rodriguez' large 0ouWek i mîý Wdeda SPte mber 5, 1984-9 Keene Resort to get. Ifederal gni KEENE, Ontario, August 28, ls. 1984 --, Elmhirst's Resort in Keene hias accepted the off er of a, vot $153,250 repayable contribu- Gi- tion from the Industrial and, ic Regional Development Pro- gram (IRDP) of the Depart- ment of Regional Industrial nExpansion (DRIE). )n The contribution was an- nounced by David Smith, the acrylic canvases are as briiliantly coloured as Spain itself. .An opening reception for the exhibition wiIl be held Tuesday, Il September. There wîll be an opportunity to meet Rodriguez at 8 p.m. Members and friends of the gallery are cordially invited to attend. aint fedi.ral Mînister of State f'or Smail Business and Tourism. Elmhirst's is a housekeep- ing resort on Rice Lake, popular with European, United States, and Ontario tourists. t wilI use the funds to expand its food, beverage,* conference and recreation facilities. The expansion will cost an estimated $5 10,860. t is ex- pected to create 10 jobs in the first year and $590,000 in sales in three years. The Industrial and Regionïal Development Pro- gram is designed to help com- panties develop and market new products, establish new plants, or expand and moder- nize existing ones. ctir- cirîzeri?6too Sa lets ocknowledge the outstanding young citizen,; of Ontario, through the Bicentennial Yeor "Junior Citizen of the Year"' awords program. Young people aged 6 Io 18 who have proven their courage, ingenuity, resourcefulness, initiative, leadership, fortitude, community service and selfless performance are eligible for nominations. We're not looking for the -'super- heroes' --aIl- round, good kids are good citizens too. This year the 24 top-ranking nominees will receive a CP Air ticket, good for any Conadian destination. Twelve of the recipients will attend the Ontario Community Newspapers Association convention in Toronto and a reception with the -Lieutenant Governor. Subm:t your nom ination ýnow. The final deadline for 1984 nom inat ions is October 31. Nomination forms are avoulable through this newspaper, Contact: Roy C. Forrester Orono Weekly Times Main Street, OrQno - 983-5301 nr coH 1-800-268-5054 ta have o nomination A joint Bicentennial Year project of the Ontario r Ministry of Tourism and Recreoition, CF Air and Ontacrio Community Newspapers Association. 4aM , CPAir d' Mie< L Anvereent aesignedi & prepared bv Karie L 0'Leary er