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co Mrs. Martin has been taking lessons for two years from Mrs. Maynard Margaret H. Massey, who is retiring after teaching for This fine painting, a copy of one taken by Chronicle photo- grapher Kent Hotson, brought the local artist, Mrs. Edith Mar- tin of 253 Pinewood Crescent, Waterloo, third prize in the re- cently held Bridgeport Recre- ation Art Show. The showing took place at the Bridgeport school. 358 King 742-811 I SUPPLIES WE SUPPLY (All WATERloo “WHOLESALE SANDWICHES" Wins 3rd Prize in HOME IMPROVEMENT , KING ST. NORTH - WATERLOO " 743-2691 HOTELS. . . MOTELS . . . CLUBS . . . INSTITUTIONS Phone 745-0843 For Price list Take up to 5 years to pay on your monthly gas bill Tainan, Findldv, Muffin, Bench, Enlvrp: I51- Fully Automatic COLD OR HOT "NFRA-OVENN) T0 BIG SAVINGS! Good Only Till June 3, 1967 NICK'S (ANTEEN Westinghouse - Thor - Moffat - Flully Automatic as low as $189.90 as low as $123.90 UNION GAS GAS DRYERS GAS RANGES WH6M,h1'Me,h' DIVISION Limited Stock 1966-67 Models Unnalinns to the campaign will hp used to help finance prawn! Official approval for the fund drive was given this morning by the Board of Governors, Which is holding its April meeting today. A eommittee of board members is being appointed to determine campaign ohieetivms and to enlist leadership at both the national and local levels as soon as possi- hh,. The University of Waterloo will hold a nation-wide campaign for funds beginning in the fall of 1967 in the Kitchener-Waterloo area, Mrs. Martin has high praise for Mrs. Massey, and credits her fine teaching for the fact that her entry placed so high. So greatly does she' treasure the teaching of Mrs. Massey, she has already made arrangements to take private lessons from her for the coming season. "A good teacher makes all the difference in the world," she U-W to Hold Fund Campaign in Fall eight years. The last trapital fund campaign at the University of Waterloo was held in 1962. Since thon enrol, ment has climhvd from 1,700 Mu, (ft-Ms to an anticipated 7200 Mer rloms this fall, an average annual mow-asp of 1.100 sunk-MG. Under the present formulas for government support of capital projects, the govormmwm issues debentures for a portion of each approved project and the univorf sities are required to provide the balance. and future capimal projects - buildings, equipment and site de- velopmont. “It is an expensive but terrific hobby,” she enthused. Mated. Over the past two years she has painted some 25 ori- ginal oil paintings, -many ot which have been given to friends as gifts. Many of those remain- ing have been framed, but Mrs. Martin has experienced some difficulty in obtaining frames ot the proper size. Art Show Phatmacy Limited Phone 744-8177 4 King St. h'., Waterloo, 0M. 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