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During the Tatter part of the war, the German V2s again whetted his fascination with thoughts of space travel. He likens the present period â€" of space probing to the model T era of the automobile. It was this interest in space â€" travel, coupled with his second hobby, astronomy, that brought _ about what is now his first hobby, painting the vehicle used for space probes and the planets. He has completed about 35 such pictures and it is his intention to paint every known planet. This number one hobby inâ€" volves a new technique in art, incorporating commercial â€" art with technical art (draughtsâ€" manship). They are done in waâ€" ter paint so that more detail may be incorporated into each picture. To accomplish detail as close as possible to truth, he reads every bit of material available on the planets (his deâ€" tail painting of the moon was His interest in space travel, he â€" says, was first aroused through the old Buck Rogers comics, though he has always bad an interest in anything that could fly. He used to draw airoâ€" planes just about everywhere there was a. bit of space availâ€" able. Jim feels he owes Mr. Mcâ€" Phail a lot for his insistance, for hbe is now, following his 12 years with McPhails, art directâ€" or at Hayes Advertising. (Continued from page 3) a shirt cutter at Forsythes. At the completion of WW11 he went o work for Hill Signs (Gaukel St. Kit.) and in the evenings took a draughting course at KCI. Two years later he went as a junior draughtsman for Waterloo Manufacturing, then to McPhail Engraving, Kitchener, where his draughting stood him in good stead. Though Jim had no formal education or training in commercial art, he learned, at the insistance of Gord Mcâ€" Phail, from 30 year old corresâ€" pondence books. 75 Lodge Reg. 10.90 Gal., SALE DuPont . . . The Name You Can Trust in Paints 2C h ANNIVERSARY *Reg. T.M. 110 King S., WATERLOO GLASS LUCITE®* ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT SALE Interiors Ltd. ca NA DbA 744â€"1421 e Reg. 10.40 â€" 8.80 Gal. Waterloo Wat erlo 0 Mr. Williams is married to the former Joan Ann Hannon of Kitchener, they have four chilâ€" dren and reside now in St. Aaâ€" gtha. Noteâ€"Some of Mr. Williams‘ paintings will be on display at the Central Ontario Exhibition. Because the exploration of outâ€" er space is a subject of inâ€" terest too, by far the largest majority of people, Mr. Williams has agreed to share his "space age concept paintings", and his interest, with the Chronicle readâ€" ers. verified by the recent actual picâ€" tures take by a space probe) and the space vehicles themâ€" selves. The biology building, with the threeâ€"story addition will become an Lâ€"shaped structure, with the _ Ball Brothers Ltd. of Kitchenâ€" er, were awarded the contract to build a 78,000 square foot ad dition to the present University of Waterloo biology building. The Bali Brothers‘ bid of $1,â€" 800,000 was $450,000 lower than the architects estimate for the project and was the lowest of three tenders submitted. The contract includes the cost of laboratory furnishings. CLARENCE REID â€"â€" FOOD CONSULTANT $1,800 U Of W Contract FIlL C My Name Is My Address Is @ FREEZERS. FREEZERS @ FAIR SPECIAL at sootn 161 you wiu WE HAVE A FREE INSTRUCTIAL CLASS AT OUR BOOTH. PLEASE VISIT US. i\ is 9 \ny<A). Liquid Embroidery JOY CRAFT HERE IS A POINTED MESSAGE THE POINT IS THIS â€" DO ( ) TRI â€" CHEM OUT THIS COUPON AND DROP IN AT THE BOOTH OR MAILl MAY WE POINT OUT TO YOU. TO _ VISIT OUR BOOTH AT THE CENTRAL ONTARIO EXHIBITION LIQUID EMBROIDER HASâ€"IT‘S OWN POINTS GUARANTEED BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING RECEIVE WITH EVERY FREEZER AND FOOD PURCHASE TRIâ€"CHEM THE ORIGINAL BALL POINT The biology extension is schedâ€" uled for completion before classâ€" es begin in the fall of 1967. Under the government grant formula for financing university teaching buildings, 85 per cent of the costs will be provided by the Province of Ontario. Although the original building is but two years old, it is fully occupied, and the recent addi tion of an Earth Sciences Deâ€" partment has created new needs for space. The new wing will include teaching and research laboratorâ€" ies. The fully excavated base ment, with minimum conditions of light and ventilation will be used for bulk storage. new wing architecturally identt cal to the original wing. swnlys ADS 100 lbs. of BEEF FREE g$07T DONT ( ) ,“/‘ l I \ Nt :;<,:;7‘7‘T';~t;¢\ o2X inss \T S en ome: 48 Hickson Place, Kitchener The Waterlese Chronicle, Wed., Sept. 28. PArellonmne vseny soom 1956 E. R. THEDE HEARING AID SERVICE AT THE CENTRAL ONTARIO EXHIBITION YURI ZHIVAGO (Omar Sharif) and Lara (Julie Christie) find themselves desperately in love in this scene from David Lean‘s film of Boris Pasternak‘s "Doctor Zhivago." Also starred in the spectacular Metroâ€"Goldwynâ€"Mayer _ picture _ are â€" Geraldine Chaplin, Tom Courtenay, Alec Guinness, Siobhan McKenna, Ralph Richardson, Rod Steiger and Rita Tushingham. It opens at the Waterloo Theatre on Sept. 29 with all reserved seats. FREE DRAW ON A BRAND NEW TINY Queen St. S. VISIT THE SEE THE LATEST OWN A FREEZER Phone No. In Family LTD. 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