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18 The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, September 25 1993 Book Pays Tribute To Rural Mailboxes n _ Comes to Bowmanville Saturday i uwpiuuUC/i Ztj, x.yyj Harley Owners' Memorial Ride Mailbox Publishing is pleased to announce the recent release of "THE MAILBOX BOOK: A pictorial journey journey through rural Ontario's mailbox art". The publishers report high interest interest and enthusiasm being shown by the public. Printed in Canada by Photoset Photoset Group of Gloucester, "THE MAILBOX BOOK" has been nominated nominated for entry in the 1993-94 annual competition of the Canadian Graphic Artists Association. The authors, Helen and Allan Webster, of Nepean, received encouragement encouragement from many people who provided provided them with the locations of uniquely-decorated mailboxes. They .have personally photographed more than 375 rural mailboxes found throughout southern, central and eastern eastern Ontario. Some boxes have been painted with a scene depicting country country life. Others have had the entire box modified to resemble, for exam ple; a bumble bee, a house or bam, a truck or a cow. Still other boxes have unusual supports, such as in the arms of a bear or dinosaur or a metal man. "THE MAILBOX BOOK" pays tribute to the talent and ingenuity of those artisans who have taken the time to decorate their mral mailboxes, mailboxes, making them an attractive and colourful addition to the countryside. "THE MAILBOX BOOK" contains contains 108 pages with pictures, some black and white and some coloured, of more than 160 of these interesting mailboxes. An index of locations, by county, is included. The book is presented presented in an attractive, colourful soft- cover edition, measuring approximately approximately 8 1/2" x 7". The book is available by Mail Order Order from Mailbox Publishing, 72 Robertson Road, Box 26131, Nepean, Nepean, Ontario, K2H 9R6 for $16.95 plus $3.50 shipping and handling. ASSOCIATES ^(DURHAM) Inc. -TWO TOP AGENTS TODAY ONLY ONE COMMISSION) TO PAY-/ COUNTRY QUIET 2.35 acre estate lot with 2400 sq. ft. custom home. Sunny south greenhouse kitchen and family room with walkouts to deck and private woods. $269,000. GORD "< NANCY BARNES BROKER/OWNER CALL DIRECT: FAX: 623-9302 SALES REPRESENTATIVE 623-6860.623.9365 HEAD QUARTERS: 1050 Simcoo Street North, Suite 103, Oshawa, Ontario Canada L1G 4W5 OFFICE: (416) 721-2112 "The Siÿtiofne Times' The Peterborough Chapter of Harley Harley Owners Group (HOG) is having a memorial motorcycle ride for Marcia Kinos - Goodin (1955-1993). Marcia was hit by a pickup truck while travelling travelling on her motorcycle to Harley Davidson's 90th Anniversary celebration celebration in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in June of this year. Marcia is the wife of Spanky Goodin Goodin (Owner of Harley Davidson of Peterborough). She participated in many community activities as well as being a loving wife, mother and friend. She was also our club secretary secretary this year. Harley Davidson riders felt it was fitting that we get together for a ride in her memory. The ride will begin at 11:00 a.m. sharp, on Sunday, September 26, 1993. If it is raining it will be postponed postponed to October 3, 1993. We will be gathering in the parking parking lot of Harley Davidson of Peterborough Peterborough (2 miles east of Peterborough Peterborough on Highway 7). When we leave, we will drive by Marcia's house, then make a 15 minute slop at the cemetery on Bensfort Rd. We will then go south to Bowmanville, then north to Lindsay and on to Bob- caygeon and Buckhom. Then back to the Harley dealership for hot dogs, hamburgers, and pop between 4:00 and 4:30 p.m. The ride will be about 270 kilometers. All motorcyclists are welcome to attend. 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