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Clarence Titcombe stands with his painting entitled "Re- flections In The Snow". The oil and watercolor paintings of Mr. Titcombe are currently on display at Scugog Memorial Public Library until June 21. Please see story for more de- "talls on his work. Watercolors and oils ~~ Clarence Titcomb displays his artwork at Scugog library The Watercolors and Oil Paintings of Clarence Titcombe have been shown in various lo- cations all over Ontario, and can currently be seen at the Scugog Memorial Public Li- brary. : Clarence Titcombe became interested in art in his teen years. His initial training was as a commercial artist at North- ern Secondary School in Toron- to, in 1930. - During his four years at school, he had the opportunity to study under such men as Franklin Arbuckle, Sam Fin- lay, and other artists of that time. He began working as a commercial artist in 1934. He has painted intermittent- ly through the years in oils and watercolors, but spent most of his time as photoengraver. His skills with color assisted him in carrying out his respon- sibility for all color corrections in the once popular Eatons cat- alogue, at the engraving and press level of printing. Since retirement, he has travelled extensively, which has given him a fresh new look at color, as well as greatly broadening his range of sub- jects. Clarence recently represent- ed Canada through the Canadi- an Executive Service Organiza- tion during a recent three month trip to Indonesia. As a volunteer consultant, he helped train young people in one of the largest rotogravure packaging printing plants in Jakarta. P.T. Avesta Continen- tal Pack had desired to raise the quality of their product to that of Japan. Clarence Titcombe's display will be at the Scugog Library until June 21. Local Junior Farmer to travel to Germany Marilyn Green of Blackstock is on her way to Germany for a four week stay this summer. Ms. Green, accompanied by Shirley Steed of Creemore, will be hosted by a youth leadership organization equivalent to the Junior Farmer's Association of Ontario. It is through extensive involve- ment with the Junior Farmer's Association in achieving their mission of developing Future Rural Leaders through Self Help and Community Betterment that Ms. Green was awarded this ex- citing opportunity. The Junior Farmer's Associa- tion of Ontario goals for 1991 are: 1. To make available leadership opportunities to all members; 2. Promote and provide per- sonal development, fun and fellowship for all members through cultural and social programs; te 3. To promote and participate in the developments of our communities; 4. And to maintain and enhance our valued traditions. This travel scholarship is one of the associations valued traditions. Travel opportunities include in- ternational and interprovincial opportunities. Any Junior Farmer "member is eligible to apply. The local Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office can put one in touch with the Junior Farmer club in the area. Oppor- tunities are bountiful, within the Junior Farmer's Association of Ontario. A Newcastle man faces at- tempted murder charges after his wife and daughter were shot on May 29. Francine Nicholas, 37, was taken to Bowmanville Memori- al Hospital early Wednesday morning with numerous gun- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 4, 1991 -- 19 Attempted murder in Newcastle shot wounds. She was later transferred to Oshawa General Hospital and listed in serious condition. Her four-year-old daughter was treated for a gunshot wound to her left hand and re- leased from hospital. : A small calibre rifle was seized at the scene. Facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated assault and possession of a weapon while committing an indictable offence is Maurice Nicholas, 62, of Lambs Road in Newcastle. your name. WE'RE DRAWING DAILY QUALIFIERS! Winners receive: Escorted transportation to Toronto. Admission to see the Jays play. Your own Jays ball cap & uniform top. Picture & autograph session with Jays players. Special letter from the team, proclaiming you "Jay For A Day'. Here's how to enter: Enter as often as you wish. Fill out a ballot here. Tune in to win! Daily qualifiers announced at 5:40 p.m. weekdays on CKLY. You have 5 minutes to call after hearing Two grand prize winners picked from each month's qualifiers. Grand Prize draw dates announced on CKLY. Anyone can enter. Winners are 13 years of age or younger. FOR DAILY QUALIFIERS, LISTEN TO |