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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 14,1994 Museum Welcomes Students to Christmas Program TOOl MâniifclCtUririQ OO Set to Open Plant in Oshawa Students from Shelley Collins' Grade 6 class at Bowmanvillc Central Public School took part in the Bowmanvillc Museum's Christmas program recently. Here, Curator Charles Taws talks about toys, decorating, decorating, food and about how the Jury family would have spent their Christmas in the house. The Bowmanvillc Bowmanvillc Museum, the fonner Jury home, is decked out in cedar, cones, and oilier Christmas finery which helps to set the mood for the talks. Afterwards the children were treated to a Christmas Carol sing-along. As the students left, Taws wished them a 'Merry Christmas' and passed out small candy canes. Public Invited to Reception In Honor of American Artist An exhibition of paintings and sculptures by American artist Laura Van Vcchtcn Davis will open at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on January January 5. The public is invited to meet the artist at a reception to be held on Sunday, January 22,2- 4 p.m. The exhibition features a selection selection of the artist's work - still life, figure and portrait paintings, as well as recent sculptures. Joan Murray, Director of the gallery says: "The itch to make art can occur at strange moments of an artist's career: in the throes of creation or out of the blue after a lifetime of work at a time when most artists would be content to sit by the fire. Laura Davis, who graduated from New York's Pratt School of Art in 1931 (and moved to Canada in 1934), found herself painting painting in recurring spasms that culminated, culminated, she thought, in 1956 when she exhibited exhibited with the Royal Canadian Academy. Today, she has found herself herself at work again, now making lost wax sculpture of women, children and dancers." Bom in New York City in 1911, Laura Davis lived in Staten Island. In 1934 she married a Canadian and moved to Abitibi, Quebec. A student of Robert Brackman in Newank, Connecticut, she was a long term member of Toronto's Hclconian Club. A teacher at Toronto's Central Technical School for six years starting starting in 1965, Laura Davis taught life GIANT BOOK SALE All Children's Books are now ■16_ 20 % off low red sticker prices. Bowmanville Mall ùf CORRECTIONS FOR CANADIAN TIRE We wish to draw your attention to the errors In our current • "GIVE LIKE SANTA SAVE LIKE SCROOGE" Flyer Pago 5 Sanyo Answering Machine (69-8069-8) may not bo available at all stores. Pago 10 The Illustrations lor the 16 oz. Claw Hammer (57-4136-0) and the 20 oz. Rip-Stylo Hammer (57-4141-6) should bo transposed. Wo wish to draw your attention to the following In our current "MORE FOR THE HOLIDAYS FOR A LOT LESS" Flyer Pago 2 Colourlul Christmas Kitchen Sol (42-2537-2). Flyer should road and Illustration should show an apron, two pot holders, memo magnet and one oven mitt. 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Wo wish to draw your attention to the errors In our current "MORE GIFTS FOR A LOT LESS" Flyor Pago 14 AT&T Cordless Phono, 69-0050-0 may not bo available In nil stores. No rnlnchocks will bo Issued. Pago 15 AM/FM Sloroo Dunl-Cassollo Rocordor, 44-1545-4 may not bo available In all stores No rnlnchocks will bo Issued. We apologize for any Inconvenience this may have caused. Canadian Tire Hwy. No. 2, Bowmanville © drawing, advanced watercolour painting, painting, oil painting, museum research and art history. The exhibition continues until February 26. Gallery hours: Monday: closed, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10 - 5 p.m., Thursdays: 10 - 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 12 noon - 4 p.m. Police Need Public's Help Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for tire Public's help in solving an ARMED ROBBERY which occurred in Pickering Pickering on Friday, November 11th. At 5:15 p.m. a man entered the Mac's Milk store at 893 Bayly Street using the cast doors. He purchased a Lotto 649 ticket from the cashier and then asked for some Chap-Stik. The cashier helped the man locate the item and then, after paying for it, the suspect leaned forward and told the cashier, "Hand over all your money". At this point, the suspect opened his jacket, revealing a black semiautomatic semiautomatic handgun with black handgrips. handgrips. The weapon was lucked in the waistband of his pants. The victim started emptying the bills from the till and the robber grabbed them and ran. The suspect is described as a male, black, mid 20's to early 30's, { 5'10" tall, 180 lbs., short black hair with a receding hairline, full beard and moustache, neatly trimmed, and a deep voice. He was wearing blue jeans, red jacket and a sweater of unknown unknown colour. The possible suspect vehicle is described as small, square- shaped, shiny red in colour, with tinted tinted windows. A re-enactment of this crime will be shown on CITY TV, Channel 57, cable 7, on Thursday, December 15th during the 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. news. It will also be shown on CKVR TV in Barrie and CHEX TV in Peterborough Peterborough on Friday, December 16th again during the news. If you have any information on who is responsible for this crime or who was driving the getaway vehicle call Crime Stoppers. If your tip leads to an arrest you could earn a cash reward reward of up to $1000. You never have to give your name or go to court. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe subscribe to call display. The Crime Stoppers phone number number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS Long Distance call 1 -800-978- 8477. Sergeant Grant Arnold is the coordinator coordinator with the program and writes this article to help combat crime. i ( Happy 16th v Birthday Mark. The City of Oshawa joins with the Oshawa and District Chamber of Commerce in welcoming to Oshawa, Rider Tool Manufacturing Co., an established established machining and fabrication Finn which will open the doors to its new Oshawa plant in 1995. Construction is currently under way in the Stevenson Industrial Park of Rider's new 31,000 square loot home on Phillip Murray Avenue. Rider has 26 years of experience in providing fabrication and machined parts to a very wide range of industries industries from light to heavy engineering. The Finn custom-builds specially designed designed equipment for steel mills, mining operations, pulp and paper mills, cement companies and automotive automotive manufacturers. "With all disciplines under one roof, we undertake the complete manufacturing process, assembling and testing each piece of customized machinery, then dismantling the finished finished product and shipping it to our customer anywhere in the United States, Canada and around the world," states Paul Szakacsi, Jr. President President of Rider Tool Manufacturing Co. "We also provide complete repair repair service to our costumers, many of which have been served for our Raffle Winners The winners of the Hospice Durham Durham raffle were as follows: Quilt - Sally Lloyd, Newcastle, Wood carving carving - Rosemary Byat, Bowmanvillc, Folk Art - Erin Robertson, Oshawa. The success of the raffle was due to the generosity of the Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy, McGregor I.D.A., W.B. Sycr, Norfolk Country, Will's Woodworking and tire many Hospice Durham volunteers. A total of $1,188 was realized from the raffle in support of hospice services. Hospice Durham is a non-profit community-based in home volunteer program that provides trained volunteers volunteers to support individuals and their families facing a life-threatening illness. illness. For more information about Hospice Hospice Durham, please call 905-435- 5242. Finn for 25 years." The Finn started out manufacturing manufacturing snowmobile sleds, moved into production of ski-hill equipment such as T-bars, and then branched into the heavy customized machinery field. "With our 50-ton cranes, we arc second only to General Motors for capacity in Durham Region," says General Manager, Mike Prcchitko. While many of Rider's customers arc located in North America, the company has also produced precision machinery for export to China. They arc confident that their new facilities will open new doors for the manufacturing manufacturing and export of specialized heavy equipment. Generosity of Readers is Appreciated The dogs and cats at the Clarington Animal Control Shelter will be having plenty of treats this Christmas. A large number of generous generous Statesman and Independent readers brought pet treats to The Statesman's advertising office during the December 2nd Moonlight Magic festivities. Last week, the donations were turned over to representatives representatives of the Animal Shelter who are shown above. They will see that the animals at the shelter don't go without their own Christmas gifts. We Have Savings For Every Room !h your Home! 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