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PAGE 22, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982, WHITBY FRE3E PRESS Dubois returns for symiphony concert Tbree talented and at- tractive ýsingers will star in the Oshawa Sym- phony's third concert of the season., A special addition to the Associa- tion's series this ,year, the evening is under the sponsorship of the Du- Maurier Council, for the Performing Arts which gave the Oshawa Sym- phony the necessary funding for the evening of operatic arias and~ excerpts. Romantic duets, light arias and dramatie excerpts from suchi well known operas as "Barber of Seville"., "Carmen", and "La Traviata" are, sure to warm a February even- ing. Tenor soloist will be Mark Dubois, who has made a meteoric rise in opera in North America in the past few years and whose next concert after Oshawa is in the opera house in Milan, Italy. In bis career beginnings hie repre- qèented Oshawa in and was the winner of a pro- CLAS *SIFIEDADSý CONTINUEDFROM PAGE 21 H0W OFTEN DO YOU REMEMBER TO SAY O0O0 o o 0o SRemember ln the 0 0 Whltby Free Press 0 SECTION Just $2 for 2lines., F111 out the form betow (minimum 2 lunes) to have your message appear ln our special Valentne's feature. Extra Unes are only $1 each. If you'd like an Illus- tration with your message, slmply cîrcie the desired one shown below. Enclose the cost of your message plus the charge for your Illustration. Al messages must be recelved by Monday, February 8. WIN A BOUQUET 0 F ROSES! Two entries, judged on orlginality, wlll wln a bouquet of roses (approximate value $20). Wlnners will be notifled Wednesday, February 10. Please print - alîow one space between words. Send to: Classified Advertising Dept., Whitby Free Press, 131 Brock St. N., Whitby Li N 5S1, or bring the com- pleted form'to our office ln person. L-Ln ciNOTICES SMITH, Ernest Franklin (former ('perator of a Tourlst Lodge at Massey) At the Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital Whitby, on Monday, Jan. 1 8,1982, Ernest F. Smith.(of Whit- by, formerly of Fenelon Falls and Sudbury), beloved husband of Win- nlfred E. Newman* Dear father.of Robert of. Ot- tawa, Raymond o0f Winni- peg, Man., and Beverîy predeceased. Loved by five grandchiîdren. Dear brother of Mrs. Doris Brown of Newcastle; ln his Bth year. Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, for ser- vice in the chapel on Thursday, Jan. 21 at 1:30 p. m. Interment later Groveside Cemetery. Minister the Rev. J.A. Roney. ROWDEN, Clara At the Dr. J.O. Ruddy General Hospital Whitby, on Monday, January l8th, 1982, Clara Doyle (of Whitby), beloved wife 0f Douglas C. Rowden, the late Frederick Watts and Fred Brooks, dear mother of M rs. L. Bauder (Marina), Fred and Vernon Brooks, of Oshawa and the late Mildred Peggs. Loved by il grandchild- ren and 3 great-grand- chiîdren. Dear.sister of Mrs. A. Carrol(Coral), of Canden East, Vernon and Donald, of Toronto and the late Harold Doyle, in her 70 th year: Rested at the W.C. Town Funeral Chapel Whitby. For ser- vice ln the chapel on Fmi- day, Januamy 22nd, at 1:30, p.m. Interment Mount Lawn Cemetery Whitby. Minister the Rev. J.A. Roney. vince-wide festival in 1975.. Soprano Theresa Lee Ryan was enthu- siastically received in Oshawa last year-when she appeared in*a con- cert held in St. George's Church, as the winner of the Oshawa Synmphony Young Artists Competi- tion. She has had many solo 'appearances in opera in Toronto and other Canadian cities. 1Paul Massel, critie-' ally acclalmed for bis exuberance and Warm baritone voice will be heard in Oshawa for the first time. Massel had the titie role in the Uni- versity of Toronto Opera Division's pro- duction of "M[ýrriage of Figaro" in hie graduat- ing yea-r. He has since been named a recipient of the Tyrone Guthrie Award presented by the Stratford' Festival where he performed in H.M.S. Pinafore, later seen on CBC-TV. Winston Webber, music director and con- ductor, will lead his 60 piece orchestra, includ- ing, in this concert, a harp, in the orchestral music. The concert will be held at Eastdale Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, February 2. Advanice ticket sales are at Middleton's Book Store, Ï13 Dundas Street West, Whitby. THE WORLD IS YOURS... IF -YOU KNOW THE RIGHT PEOPLE... Wherever you mova 1h. Wslcome Wagon hosleas le the rlght poison to help you' Unmd a place ln your naw com- munlty. Cali 606-1523 or 579-7521 Reeds' ..- and Other Things is an exhibition of new works by Osbawa artist Marjorie Oxen- ham on display at the Whitby Public Library from February 5 to 28. Born in Hereford, England, into a very ar- tistic family, Oxenham is mainly self-taught. Her current fascination with the acrylic medium and its transluce nt colours is a natural pro- gression from earlier work with ceramic The Oshawa Sweet Adelines are once again offering their services to "Serenade Your Sweetheart" on Valen- tine's DAy. For a nomi- nal fee, a quartet will present your' Valentine with a red carnation, a card signed by you, and then proceed to sing the two songs of your choice fromn our repertoire. Sweet Adelines is an international non-profit organization of over 32,000 women dedicated to the teaching and sing- ing of four-part bar- mony barbershop style. The Oshawa Chapter is one of over 700 chapters througbout the United States, Canada, England, the Panama Canal Zone and Sweden. The motto of Sweet Adelines is to "Harmo- ANNOUNCING THE GRAND OPENING 0F SCAN LAN'S NEW & USED FURNITURE OPENING SALE FEB. I1-6 OPENING SPECIALS Colonial Cof fee Tables 169111 Oak Frame 011 Paintings From 139'95 Compete Stereo Systems From 1279115 Toys, Dishes, Etc. & Many More Bargains 210 BROCK ST. S. WHUTBY' 666-2214' GOODS BOUGHT, SOLD & EXCHANGED glazes, and stained glass. The exhibition at the Whitby Library wlllbé' the artist's third one- man show. She bas paintings in many pri- vate- collections- in Canada and the U.S.A., and has been involved in the local artscene for some time, having origi- nated the Art Rental Service at the Oshawa Public Library before it relocated'in the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. nize theWorld" andthe ladies in the Oshawa Chapter feel that this is one of the best ways for, them to help fulfill their motto. Quartets will be avail- able Saturday, Feb- ruary 13 and Sunday, Febz4uary 14 froni 12 noon to 8 p.m. and will travel from Bowman- ville to Whitby. Anyone interested in having bis or her sweet- heart honored with a personalized musical- tribute can caîl 725-0113,, preferably before Feb- muary 10. We did good wo rk Dear Si r: It is my pleasure and. priviiege as an outgoing president of the W tb Chamber of Com- merce, to com'pli- ment and thank you for the excellent coverage and reporting you have given the Chamber. i am sure that our reiationship and co- operation wili pros- per through many more years to come. Sincerely, Rick Raczkowski, President. Between You andMe By RUTH COLES Library'has reed art show. Willret.urn next week, "Serenade Your Sweetheart"' Ulm