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« : THE NEWS October 1, 1964 Ln 9 FALL PAINT SALE «ee | °*°e Qctober 2nd & 3rd: ge og ALL EXTERIOR PAINT LATEX, OR OIL BASE, Painting and ALSO A FEW GALS. OF DISCONTINUED eee Decorating LINES, OFFERED AT 30 72 SCOUNT. oe = -- f '%, OUR SPECIAL, A FEW SETS OF ROLLER- abl: SEASON ' 'WHICH INCLUDE PAN, ROLLER HANDLE & | PROTECTION & SLEEVE - ALL FOR THE LOW PRICE OF L THIS OFFER ON CASH BASE ONLY.... MINOR HOCKEY MEETING (Cont'd from Page 7) of offiecers for the coming season, and other items of business are to be discussed. All executive members and any other persons interested are urged to attend this meeting, at 7:00 P.M. in Recreatio#Centre. ART EXHIBITION (Continued from previous col .) print by M. Middaugh and was won by Kevin Mercier In the evening the prize was a landscape in water color by S. Gaulin and went to Mr. O. Hunter of Sarnia. The Club's raffle of an oil painting of land- scape by M. Middaugh was won by Mr. Ersel Hersey of Saint John, N. B. A consolation prize of an oil painting by S. Gaulin went to Mrs. Gladys Knight of Oshawa. | Presiding over the guest book were Susan Tao, Mary Middaugh and Gertrude Boyd. Everyone who took the opportunity of viewing this outstanding exhibit were impressed with the talent in the local club. ART EXHIBITION MOST IMPRESSIVE Gay summer flowers amidst driftwood was the artistic setting for the Terrace Bay Art Club's annual Exhibition of fine arts and crafts, held Saturday, September 26th, in the High School Auditorium. Predominantly oils, the one hundred and twenty-five paintings covered portraits, figures and abstractions with emphasis on landscape, and definitely displayed the continuing advances being made by the local artists. A further display of oils was shown by the neighboring Schreiber Club. Receiving the guests was Sadie Gaulin, President, and Tea Convenors, Virginia Galvin and Shirley Hersey. Snapdragons and gladiolus in a low crystal bowl centred around a driftwood setting and white tapers in crystal candlelabra graced the lace covered tea table. Pouring tea during the two showings, afternoon and evening were: Mesdames M. Hayes, E. Evans-Smith, K. Jeanneret, T. Young, M. Baillie, -- A. Papowsek, M. Welsh, R. Mitchell and A. Latour. Carrying out the floral and driftwood setting on the individual tea tables, guests were served by Mesdames M. Ward, M. Chisholm, |. Pattison, O. Chapman, R. Kenney, B. Turner and C. Persson. Replenishing were: Irene Nicol, Susan Tao, Win McKechnie, Gertrude Boyd, Lynn Wilson, Mary Middaugh, Helen Farrell and Glenna MacDonald. Two demonstrations were highly interesting to the spectators, one being by M. Middaugh on pottery during the afternoon and the other by S. Gaulin of the three stages in creating and finishing an oil painting. The Ceramic Club also exhibited items of i their year's work. Two films were shown during the Afternoon and again in the evening by the projec tionist, Don Teniuk. The first film on art was en- titled "Varley" and the second on ceramics was "Peter and the Potter". Four pieces of pottery were chosen during the annual Exhibit to be placed on display in the Public Library and paintings by Irene Uzicanin, Gertrude Boyd, Mary Middaugh and Sadie Gaulin. A draw was made in the afternoon of a floral mono- SOCIAL NEWS Susan and Clem Tao with their two children Cathy and Winston leave Terrace Bay this week to make their home in Rexdale where Mr. Tao has been trans- ferred to the Central Engineering Office of Kimberly- Clark. Prior to their leaving many parties were held in their honor as friends wished them well. A special evening of dancing and games was held at the home of Wilma and Arnold Chadney, when their friends gathered presenting them with a crystal cream and sugar and jelly dish. Virginia and Gary Galvin with Shirley and Don Hersey entertained at an oriental dinner party, at the home of the latter, when a gift 'of an oriental cast figurine was given to mark the occasion. A Kaffee Klatch at the home of Marilyn Chisholm honored both Susan and Mrs. Chisholm Sr. Also departing from Terrace Bay this week are Alice and Bob Forbes with their daughter Glenna and son Stuart. Mr. Forbes received a transfer by Kimberly- Clark to their Niagara Falls Plant. Another busy round of farewells preceded their departure. Ollie and Jack Chapman with Glenna and Jim MacDonald entertained at a whist party at the home of the latter with friends attending presenting them with Blue Mountain Pottery. Alice's Bridge Club met at the home of Marilyn Chisholm with their parting gift being a casserole. An afternoon tea at the home of Wilma Chadney was held in honor of Alice Forbes Wednesda when twenty friends gathered to wish her well. Pou- ring from a lace covered teatable centred with a bowl of white daisies were Phyl Kelty and Susan Tao. Assisting Mrs. Chadney serving were co-hostesses Shirley Hersey and Virginia Galvin. (Cont'd on Pg.9)