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ton PE wr LL Bh th ef, se hes ial Le Lu LiL) Om te ti be the te fo he te i Lt ea ee Oe ~~. classified marketplace HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CARDS OF THANKS CARDS OF THANKS BIRTHS IN MEMORIAMS IN MEMORIAMS CARDS OF THANKS Middleaged person to live in and look after elderly man. 431 Yonge Street, 526-5282. Part time sales clerk, permanent position. Apply G & M Shoppe, Midland. i= Posy... Get Green Cross Gardal Rose Spray. We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends, neighbours and relatives for their kindness shown to us in the passing of our Mother Luella Edwards. Special thanks to Mr. Williamson and staff of the Georgian Manor, nurses and staff of the General Hospital, Dr. Lauzon and Dr. Patchell and the ladies of Vasey United Church for the lovely lunch. Also thanks to the Nicolls Funeral Home. The Edwards Family. The daughters of the late Andrew Robert Clark would like to thank the doctors and nurses for their kind and efficient care of their father while in St. Andrews Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital and the Georgian Manor. Also thanks to Rev. Little, friends and relatives for all their kindnesses. Dorothy, Helen and Marion. e Effective insecti- cide and fungicide gives systemic action--gets ab- sorbed into roses e Poisons sucking and chewing insects e Prevents black spot, mildew, mites --lasts long, leaves no residue, won't wash off e Comes in easy-to- use liquid spray concentrate GREEN CROSS The lawn and garden problem solvers. ---- Au freon | Tu ---- E We Find Whatever Is Wrong --~ We are Allen-Tronic Diagnostically Equipped. 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If a pre-paid envelope was included in your census package, mail back the com- pleted questionnaire. If you don't get an envelope, simply keep the completed question- naire, and a census repre- sentative will pick it up after Census Day. Our lips are sealed. Only Statistics Canada per- sonnel who are swom to secrecy see your completed questionnaire, and they are subject to severe legal penalties ifthey disclose your answers toanyone else. Canada's to count counts. If you're a farmer, you're asked to complete both a gen- eral and a Census of Agricul- \\ ture questionnaire. »" _ Please fillin both question- "naires, but don't mail them back. They will be picked up by your census representative shortly after Census Day. It wouldn't be right without you. Please remember that every- one living in your household must be counted, and that all questions in your Census Ques- tionnaire must be answered, We all have a stake in Canada's future, so please help ds make the Census of Canada a com- plete success. iwi Ing onyou counting yourself in. ij we Statistics Canada Statistique Canada Dane 24. Wednesday, May 19, 1976 I wish to thank my friends and relatives for the gifts and cards I received when I was in the hospital also all who visited me. Special thanks to Dr. Patchell and Dr. Dolezel. Mrs. Myrtle Brown BIRTHS Dubeau-Brian, Gloria and Laval Jr. are happy to announce the safe arrival of Nolan John, at Toronto Western Hospital, on April 28. Weight 2 Ibs. 7 oz. Proud grandparents are Marie and Laval Dubeau of Penetanguishene and Archie and Irene Hen- MacDonald -- Ken and Mae happily announce the birth of their daughter, Michelle Marie, 9 lbs. 2 0z. on May 4, 1976 at Penetang General Hospital. Sincere thanks to Dr. John McKenzie and OB Staff. ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW OPEN. HEN- DERSON'S SADDLERY, 222C Yonge St., Pain- swick (two miles south of Barrie on Hwy. 11) Tack and supplies, expert tack and harness repairs. Phone Barrie 737-2982 or derson of Manitou, | Midland 526-8423. Manitoba. TENDERS TENDERS Ontario Government Tender GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1. Replace Ceilings and Light Fixtures in the Ad- ministration Building at the Adult Occupational Centre in Edgar, Ont. GB-A316 BOILER MODIFICATIONS 2. Alterations to the No. 2 Boiler at the Mental Health Centre in Penetang, Ont. GB-A318 PLUMBING SUPPLIES 3. Supply and Deliver Iron Pipe and Fittings for the Ministry of Government Services, 24 James St. E., Orillia, Ont. GB-A322 Separate Individual Sealed Tenders will be received until 2:00 p.m. local time on Friday, May 28, 1976. Combined Tenders will not be accepted. Tender Documents may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services, Georgian Bay Regional Office, 24 James Street East, P.O. Box 790 Orillia, Ontario. L3V 6K7. NOTE: For further information regarding the Ten- ders, please call Mr. B. Mclsaac at the above address, Telephone No. (705) 325-7403. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Government Services Ontario Bates -- In loving meory of my beloved husband, Bill, who passed away suddenly May 25, 1975. I lost a husband who gave me summer The whole' winter through I lost gladness that turned into sadness, When I lost you. Forever in my thoughts. Your loving wife Joyce. In loving meory of a dear wife, mother and grand: mother Dollie Beardsall who passed away May 26, 1975. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell Of the loss of one we loved so well And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep Her memory we shall always keep. Vasey Beardsall Gallery art exhibit a a a Canadian authors visit Penetanguishene Fiction and poetry will be read and discussed here on May 25th when two Canadian authors come to town. David McFadden, noted for his two-part novel "The Great Canadian Sonnet,"' will be at the library Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Although his novel has been described as a "notorious underground classic," McFadden is probably best known as a journalist and poet. He has published seven volumes of poetry, the latest of which is "A Knight In Dried Plums," published last year. Sharing the platform with McFadden will be Mrs. Helen Weinzweig, a short story writer and author of the ex- perimental novel "Passing Ceremony.' The two authors i) read from their work'and discuss their craft. This event is sponsored by the Georgian Bay Regional Library System When you can't see the paintings for the people, you Contemporary Art on Friday night. For those who know it's a gallery opening. Over two hundred visitors opened the John Hartman exhibit at the Gallery of Opening night draws 200 Hartman exhibits at Gallery John Hartman's exhibit of oils and watercolours at the Gallery of Con- temporary Art on Midland's King Street is so successful that it has posed a problem for gallery owner Hugh Niblock. Now Open! Featuring Nostalgic Music! DANDE - LIO (At the Old Bridge) Great Food and Great Entertainment Nightly Sunday Dinner Dancing 2 p.m. 'til 10 p.m. Wasaga Beach RESTAURANT AND TAVERN Regular Hours 12 Noon 'til 12 Midnight service directory HOME SERVICE Handy Man Plumbing Repairs Electrical Repairs Carpentry, etc. 322-1479 Reasonable rates CONTRACTORS RETAILERS FARMERS LET US HELP WITH YOUR BOOKS All work done efficiently & accurately to save you time & money by. 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'We have inherited a European tradition," he says, '"'but our North American world is dif- ferent. The space is different, and this goes on into colour. I hope to _watercolour, | arrive at some un- derstanding of that unique kind of space." Hartman's perceptions of the Canadian scene are rendered in a pleasing variety of ways. Two hazily sunlit canvasses pay homage to Joseph Turner, a nineteenth Century English painter whom Hartman admires. In other paintings, he used a pastel overlay on which produced an almost chalky texture. There were dream-like traceries of branches, monochromatic studies of woodlands and oils in shimmering sunlit colours. Other oils were more boldly executed, in sombre brooding colours. There are great changes in Hartman's style since his 1970 exhibit in Midland. John says the changes are not conscious ones. "I don't set out to do a painting in a particular style," he says. "'The way I paint has to do with an understanding of space and form. There's a spiritual aspect to it-too."" exhibited, they will be hanging until June 5. John has been painting full time since he left university. "I'm not happy when I'm not working,' he says. He sells some paintings, and says because his physical needs are not ex- travagant, he can live on almost nothing. He will stay in the Midland area until the end of August, and then John Hartman and _ his wife (the former Trish * Powell) will head up-to Ontario's rugged north, near Lake Nipigon. "I want to keep on working," he says, "and pushing toward those things that are important in painting." For an artist who lives most of the time in a peaceful and 'relatively quiet setting, Friday's opening was a little hectic, but John says "I was really pleased. And when I talked to some of the people that night, they said that they. actually recognized something of what I had put into my paintings. And that's what it's all about.'"' 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