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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985, PAGE 9 Local amateur historian designs 1986 calendar for Onitario Historie ai Society A local historical calendar lias gone provincial. The historical calendar which was produced for the last twvo years by the Whitby Historical Society is this year being publislied by the Ontario Historical Society. The first calendar (1984) feature Whitby pictures and Ontario County pictures in 1985, this calendar features pliotograplis from all parts of the province. it is being sold tlirough historical societies, museums and retail outlets througliout 0Ontario. Doug Anderson, wlio started the calendar in 1983 while lie was president of the WhitbY Society, decided to ap- proacli the Ontario group wlien it became apparent that it could not reacli its full poten- tial as a fund-raiser unless it reached a larger market. The calendar features trteen historic phot(ograpls, one for eacli month and the cover. Tliey were selec- ted by Anderson from the collections at the Ontario Archives and the Toronto Archives. "I must have looked the riglit mix of subject matter and regional distribution. I have tried to get pictures whicli have a lot of interesting detail in them -ifa per- son lias to look at the saine picture for a mon- thi, lie doesn't want a static view of an old building." Among the pictures are one of toboganning in the gorge at the foot of a, frozen Niagara Falls in 1875, and another of a 1913 Auto Show in Toronto. Ander- son says that lie was quite amazed at the quality of some of the pictures considerîng wlien tliey were taken and the equipment available at the time. Bridge club scores Tlie following are tlie results of last week's play at the Whitby Curling .Duplicate Bridge Club as reported by Mrs. Jim Wharrie. Northi and South: Art Conrad and Harold Smuck, 721/; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson, 63; Bill Nelson and Frank MacNeilI, 621,/; and, AI Leslie and Ferry Laurence, 60/. East and West: Zetta Cunnington and Ede Wilson, 79/; June Thompson and Bill Fraser, 67; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cunliffe, 57/2; and, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wharrie. The results of eacli week's play at the club will be reported in the following issue of the Whitby Free Press. A PRETTY PICTUREI For example the cover lias 1912 photo of a lior- se-d.rawn steam pumper fire engine, taken at ful gallop - an incredible stop-action picture. Like the earlier editions. mucli of the see and participate in the production of the calendar from concep- tion to finislied work - a invaluable opportunity which could not lie duplicated in a normal school environment. at the Whitby Centen- niai Building, 416 Centre st. S. during the Ar- chitectural Conservan- cy's House Tour on Sept. 21, Proceeds from these sales will be used by the local Conservancy preservation concerns. It also publishes numerous journals and pamphlets on heritage topics. Currently it bas a memnbership of about 3,000. The executive direc- Ontario hi îsti w 19 8(--) The cover ofj work was done by a co- operative education student at Henry Street Higli Scliool in Whitby. Karen Seed was assigned by the school to work on the calendar at General Printers in Oshiawa. There under the supervision of their graphic designer, Rob Donald, she was able to the Ontario Hîstorical Society's 198 Tlie calendar is cliapter to lielp preserve available locally at historic buildings in the Reader's Choice in area. downtown Whitby, The sponsor of the Cullen Gardens, Henry calendar, the Ontario Street Higli Scliool, the Historical Society lias Canadian Automotive been in existence since Museum or directly 1888. It sponsors from Anderson - plione numerous seminars and 668-5040. 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