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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-08-24, Page 24POS$TO4f ququat 24,198 rt r Preben Marcus$en, the Seaforth native and SD,f#$'grad who worked.as a painter in'London and now Montreal; is volved.wjth other'artists In a, controversy with a develol'rnent companyllerer • Preben,4on of MO., and,,Ms. A kse Marcussen.ofGode och$t, g#;poke Man for group f,4r1st84•who were premised ,spare in a Montreal Jdlevelop- went; Lincoln' Village lne '",to sell• their works as part of a summer,fong promotion. The artists were protnised plenty of promotion and coverage for the Artists' Alley section : of the development in downtown Montreal, but verylittle- was 'done, Prebenays. Each artist was to pay $50 for the rirs$t month and then: S1 a••day. When tbettartists complained to the developer, .Strathmar-Fidelity, Inc., rela- tions deteriorated, and on July 19 the artists, 18 of them, were evicted, a month after Artists' Alley opened and well before the planned closing Sept. 30. Preben, who painted a large sign advertising the area, says he lost about 5300 in direct costs to set up his section of the Alley. Other artists lost money and when evicted without notice in mid-July found it was too late to find other space to sell their work during the summer. "All the artists also lost valuable time, energy and effort we put into `,this 'project, he say$• Seven of the artists, including Preben,. ,who's been living and painting•in Montreal f*r three years, were. accepted at the Old' Port in. l?14 Montreal, Fees there are $350 • rent for a -booth, plus $20 per week for, 20 feet of wall space. The ;,11114ts"Say ,they may sue the; developer for breach of\contract or, failing that; each make an application in Small Claims Court. , The :dispute has received coverage in Montreal's The Downtowner, . La Presse, Le Journal de Montreal and The Gazette. Disputing a statement by it spokesman for the developer, Preben, sada, according to The Gazette, "We created the atmo- sphere you asked of us, showed up for business at the correct times and even put in our own money." Village, Lincoln president David Neill said the company had actually been doing the artists a favor, since the City of Montreal charges an artist $1,650 a month to display work on private property. "People in the Seaforth and London area are constantly asking my parents how my art and life is progressing," Preben says. His work now includes organizing fellow artists. VAI Aiantily''gatjterltig held at the Mottle b£ Dorothy Butt with apprtiiimatelfy 45 `° in attendance:'' r n A highlight of the ¢ay Wali: , the presentation Oa bake 'to Miss [ylaryStt?wart of $trat- cnnnornn TIRE Gtr ra ford ontfte oc4si011 of her $4th birthday. were front ThoStr :tending "P -'t Mlthigan, GreenWRod Nov+:. Sc0J$, z7.. al$aty, Rel• busts, Stratford, entsll, Goderich afd''Seaftorth. ucefield than bac ,.� from Maritimes Corre°s ondent ISABEL SCOTT 482.7135 .,. Mr. Aldie Mustard has returned from a bus trip,lto ,Newfoundland and the Mari- times. Mr. and Mrs. George Clifton, London spent fhe weekend with Mr. ,and Mrs. Wayne Sterling and family. Miss Betty Boyce, Toronto spent the weekend with her cousin Mrs. Alice Ham. Mr. and Mrs. David Trieb- ner spent the weekend at Braden attending the steam engine cher, Engagements' • • ,$DIOR—Y011,11‘utor Mr.. ,, d;Mra.: g, S of .Guolpb are :t�i.Teased to anlo lcc 'the forthefiraIng marriage 'of their da u ghter Margaret Sutor to Kerr Van Dyk,: op• of Via. M)Irgaret Van'iDyk and the Isle Mr. Ted Van Mir of RR#4 Seaforth. The Wedding will take place •on•Saturdsy,.September 10, ' 1983 at Harcourt Memorial United Church in Guelph at 3:30p-tn, 26-34-1 Miss Brenda Hallam Is' visiting at 1vlatisfield with her • grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Kirk. ", Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rath. welt have returned from Kamloops British Columbia and attended the canoe races while there. They visited with Mrs. Rathwell's grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence, Moosejaw Sask., on their way home, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kloss and children were in Kamloops British Columbia attending the canoe races last week. :In.Memoriam• 'BUTT: In. loving memory of my son, Stewart Butt who died 7 years ago, August 26, 1979. There Is a road called remembrance Where thoughts and. memories meet, We take that road in thought today For the one we cannot greet. Lovingly remembered by his mother. 25-34-1 Card all Thanks InMaria ., SALV/EDA EIUGSEN.FLANAGAN'+ 'would like to thank everyone FLANA;GANt In memory of who sent, nle cards and Illy fiends Warren, Brian, Bowers and who `Visited me and Joe who died August 30, while I. was a patient in 1; Seaforth Hospital. SPeClid Their memory is *keepsake thanks to Dr. Malkus for all With whlchwe will never part his help andthe nurses. ,Though God has them itt Iiia Betty Sgtverda : keeppin�g Also at this time we would We still nave them to our like to thank everyone who sent us cards and flowers for our 60th wedding anniver- sary. Everything was greatly appreciated. Thank you a6 again. Ed and Betty Salverda 24-34-1• wmmer C ORO4C SOSS ....a lot more than tires In Memoriam SCOTT: In hiving memory of a dear husband, Arnold Scott 19h8o2 passed away Aug. 29, Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear Fond memories linger every day, • Remembrance keeps him near. Always remembered by his wife, Minna. 25-34x1 ELLIGSEN: In memory of our dear loved one, who passed away two years ago, August 30, 1981. This month comes back with deep regret It brings back a day we will never forget You fell asleep without saying goodbye But our memories of you will never die, So many things have happen- ed, son Since you were called away, So many Things to share with you Had you been left to stay It broke our hearts to lose you But you didn't go alone • For part of us went with you dear The day God called you home. So dearly loved and deeply missed by Mom, Dad, Terry and Marianne, Grandma and Grandpa Elligsen, Grandma Mabel and Gramdpa Harry. 25-34-1 Please Note: Prices apply to in -stock items only HAND SAW • Drill Powered Reg. 99.99 ONV74 (8 only) 89.99 54-5840 l gp,s..10 Spited K1KE Reg. 114.99 ONLY 104.99 NOW (5 only) (71-1266) 7'Q" e; Afl Reg, 439.95,6 o� ON:4379.95 N (1 only) 79-8297 BUG KILLER Kerosene HEATER Ladies 10 Speed BIKE Reg, 89.95 „004:47 9.95 2 only 53-3502 10,000 BTU Reg, 167.95 NOW Ot -' 144.95 (10 only) 43-5906 Reg. 159.95 04o'_'139.95 (8 only) 71.1278 hearts. Always, remembered _by Brian McGavin. 25-41 FLANAGAN: In lovhig mem- ory of s dear friend, Joe Flanagan who passed away suddenly two years ago, August 30th. Our treasured thoughts grow sweeter As days and years go by Fot in beloved memory Our dear ones cannot die So . 'may the precious memories That we'll cherish all life though Stay with us always Lovingly remembered by Patricia. 25-'34z1 SCOTT: In loving memory of Arnold Scott who passed away one year ago on Aug. 29, 1982 We often sit and think of him When we are alone, For memory is the only friend That grief can call its'8wn, Like ivy on the withered oak, When other things decay Our love for him will still be green And never fade away. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by grandchild- ren and great grandchildren. 25-34x1 SCOTT: In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather Arnold Bertram Scott, who passed away August 29, 1982 God made a Dad so loving and kind, We had, the honour of calling him "Mine". No one can know the sorrow we share, When the family meets and you're riot There, We hold our tears when we speak your name, But the ache in our hearts remains the same, If there was only some way, we could let you know, God bless you Dad, we miss you so. Larry, Brenda, Sherri, T.J. and Danny. 25-34-1 IiIllemoriani THORNTON; In loving mein. ay of my brother Kenneth Thornton who died suddenly August 21st 1942. We dopot need a special day, Igcen To bring you to our minds, The°days we do not think of You Are very hard to find ' They say time heals al f sorrow • And helps one to forget Buttimeso far has only rovd How much we miss you yet: To know we never said goodbye Will always bring regrets, But the hearts that loved you • - dearly, Are the hearts that won't forget , A thousand times we've missed you And a thousand times we've cried If our love could have saved you, Ken You never would have died. What we would give if we could,say Hello ,Ken in' the same old way To hear your voice, to see you smile, To sit with you and chat a while. So you who have a brother, Cherish him with care, For you'll never know the heartache, 1111 you see his vacant chair. Lovingly remembered by his sister Mrs. Ed Regel Sand family. 25 tij SCOTT: In loving memory of Arnold Scott who passed away one year ago on Aug. 20, 1982. God took him home, it was His will, But in our hearts we love him still, His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away We often sit and think'of him When we are all alone For memory is the only friend That grief can call its own. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by sons. Baugh- ters-in-law, daughters and sons-in-law. 25-34x1 TAYLOR: In loving memory of a •dear . wife, mother, mother -in -la and grand- mother, Jean Rebecca Taylor who passed away one year ago, September 3,1982. O happy, hears:' we : once enitdtl, How sweet their memory still, But death has left a lonliness, The world can never fill. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by her husband Victor, Morley, Lois, Lee, Charlie, Arnold, Jean, Elaine, Bill, Irene, Doug and families. 25-34x1 DOUGLAS James Allan. After a lengthy illness at St. Joseph's Hospi- tal, Hamilton, on. Tuesday, August 16/83, James Allan Douglas in his 66th year. Beloved husband of Helen Hall. Dear father of Marilyn' (Mrs. Donald Emm) of Strat- ford; Marie (Mrs. Wm. Reek)' and-iDorothy (Mrs. Peter Blyth) both of Toronto; John R. Douglas of Ottawa; Dianne (Mrs. Vern McDonald) of Kitchener, and stepfather of Donna(lylrs. Don Demko) of San Diego, California. Sur- vived by grandchildren, great grandchildren, 3 sisters - Helen (R. Hamilton), Guelph; Adeline (Mrs. Stan Dum- brell) and Mona (Mrs. Ken Biggley) both of Hamilton; and four brothers, John Rae Douglas of Ottawa; William Emerson Douglas and Robert L. 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