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1 1 22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. November 4, 1987 Busy Schedule At Visual Arts Centre Programs scheduled for fall and winter at the Visual Art Centre (V.A.C.) are well under under way and the old "Cream of Barley" Mill on Simpson Avenue at Soper Creek is bustling with activity. A variety of courses are instruction instruction are in progress and the Art Rental Service is operating operating again this year to provide increased exposure for the work of member artists. artists. The exhibition of paintings paintings is a continuing feature as well. The current display of work opened on Sunday, November 1st and will be on view from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. dailly until tne 15th. Paintings Paintings are by three recognized artists. Carol Gabourie- Cooper is known as a painter in water colour and mixed media who writes and illustrates illustrates story books for children. children. Mary Lettner's paintings paintings are mostly of rural subjects in southern Ontario whereas the third artist, Gladys Gladys Couch, does her work on porcelain. Her class in porcelain porcelain painting is among those currently being offered at the Mill. As always, the public public is invited to view the exhibition exhibition free of charge. By popular request, a workshop workshop in silk painting and wearable art will be conducted conducted by Ruth Sedgwick on two Sundays; November 8th and 15th between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. For details please contact the V.A.C. staff at 623-5831. The following programs programs are being mentioned briefly. More detailed information information will be given later. The VAC.'s popular Annual Sale of Fine Arts and Crafts, "Yuletide at the Mill" will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 20th to 22nd. On December 6th there will be an afternoon of music complete with refreshments refreshments and a preview of "Christmas Inspiration", a sale of small paintings sponsored sponsored by V.A.C. volunteers, lastly, the afternoon will in- clud the draw for the VA.C. Christmas lottery. First prize is two airline tickets to any Wardair destination in Canada. Canada. Twelve additional prizes will be gift vouchers for meals for two at fine restu- rants. All proceeds from the lottery and sale of small paintings will be directed to the program of restoration of the Mill for its continued use as a community art centre. centre. More later. Obituaries Ruby Murray Following a seven week illness, illness, Ruby Murray died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, October October 13,1987, at the age of 76. Bom in Oshawa and educated educated in Newcastle she was the daughter of Arthur and Maigaret Nicholas. She was married to James Walter Murray, August 10,1936. A resident of Newcastle til a year ago when she moved to Oshawa, Mrs. Murray was a member of the Baptist Church, and of the Bible Study Group. Surviving are her children Calvin, Juanita and Jim. She was i band Funeral services were conducted conducted by Pastor Ron Young on Friday. Oct. 16, at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Bowmanville. The funeral music was by Pastor Ron. Pallbearers were Messrs. Calvin. James, Neil, and Jason Jason Murray, Dwayne and Murray Martin. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Cemetery. Victor Ray Brown. Ill two months, Victor Ray Brown, aged 83, died in Memorial Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Saturday, October 3, 1987. Bom in Newcastle, and educated educated at Brown's Public School, and Newcastle High School, he was the son of Clifford Brown and Annie Heard. A resident in Newcastle at 13 King Street, West, Apt. 2 for 35 years, he had been employed at J. Anderson Smith Co., as a woodworker, retiring in 1973. During World War 11 he served in the army. He was a member of Newcastle Newcastle United Church, and after retiring he served as a school crossing guard at Beaver and King Streets for seven years. A life long sports enthusiast and active softball umpire, he supported supported all levels of sports. Surviving are three sisters, Fern (Mrs. W. Brunt), Hilda, (Mrs. E. Caswell) and June (Mrs. T. Wilson) several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by a brother Sid Brown and a sister Hazel Malley. The Reverend D.A. Stiles officiated at the funeral services services held on Tuesday, Oct. 6 at the Morris Funeral Chap- el, Bowpianville. Pallbearers were nephews Byron Brunt, Grant Malley, Dennis Ferguson, Leigh, Brad and Cam Wilson. Floral tributes were re- ,, ceived from Club Solo, J. Anderson Anderson Smith Co., Walter Frank Real Estate, friends and neighbors. Cremation. Interment Thornton Crematorium. un- HARVEST OF VALUES ASSORTED VARIETIES ASSORTED VARIETIES . TROPICAL -À- L. 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