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Artists paint
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workshops in Jamaica and also staged a
one -alai show there in sponsorship with
Mr Canada and the Bank of Nova Scotia.
He has had work accepted to the 57th An-
nual Exhibition of the Canadian Society of
Painters in Watercolours and Reader's
Digest has accepted his work for future
cover illustrations.
While he is renowned for his watercolour
work, Scholes takes equal pleasure in giv-
ing workshops and helping budding artists
to achieve a level of proficiency and com-
petence.
"Over the five-day workshop I will teach
various aspects of watercolour including
composition, perspective and colour har-
mony related to watercolours," he ex-
plained. "I have been giving workshops
across Canada and a local artist, Leslie
Zolob attended one of my sessions: I guess
she wanted people in this area to have ac-
cess to my teaching."
Working under the philosophy that
everything he learned was someone's gift
to him, Scholes has applied his talents to
teaching others the techniques of water-
colours.
His approach involves a demonstrated
approach to sketching and painting with
confidence and understanding and criti-
ques are held each day to assist students.
Youth is the theme of Huron -
Perth Presbyterial rally
The 24th annual Rally of West Hur
Region of the Huron -Perth Presbyterial was
held at Holmesville United Church on Sept.
30, with 65 ladies registering.
The theme was "We Grow With Our
Youth" which was emphasized. throughout
the days program.
Hazel McMichael, president of West
Huron Region opened the meeting with a
poem.
Isobel Harris, president of Holmesville
U.C.W. led in the singing of several hymns
with Verna Lobb at the piano, then extended
a warm welcome to all present.
President Muriel Coultes of Belgrave
brought greetings from Presbyterial and
made the following announcements: the an-
nual meeting will be in Exeter United
Church Jan. 27, 19V,Xondon Conference
U.C.W. will be heldlhe Central United
Church, Stratford Apr. 13-15.
Grace Drummond gave the treasurers
report and the proposed budget, then Leila
Finkbeiner and budget, then Leila Fink-
beiner and Susan Howson gave an in -
teresting review of literature and new books
available.
An amusing skit entitled "What's Your
Treasure?" was presented by Cora Sher-
wood, Helena Young and Shirley Dustow of
Nile. Special music by Ruth Alton from
Trinity Ashfield with Dora Alton pianist,
was enjoyed.
Auburn U.C.W. was in charge of the Bible
Study with the theme being "Prayer".
Three groups were formed, with Lois
Haines, Marjorie McDougall and Dorothy
Grange as leaders.
The ladies of Holmesville United Church
served the noon luncheon.
The afternoon session began with a wor-
ship service conducted by Phyllis Fisher of
rBenmiller U.C.W. with Phyllis Bogie
assisting .her. The offering was received by
Joanne Bauman and June Peck of Blyth and
was donated to Camp Menesetung.
Guest speaker of the day was Carl De
Grandis Supt. of the Bluewater Youth Cen-
tre. He was introduced by Eileen Hanna of
Doiwy ut uux.
De Grandis first explained the difference
between the Juvenile Delinquent Act and
the Young Offenders Act, then told about the
centre and what is being accomplished
there, such as, academic training, treat
ment, and counselling.
The Huron Board of Education has
established a secondary school and will
have a normal curriculum not correctional
teaching.
There is a chapel and a full time chaplain
Rev. Clare Geddes. There is to be a
Volunteer Coordinator and volunteers will
be welcomed.
Two accordion solos were played by
Roberta Linskill of Dungannon.
The roll call was answered by the
presidents telling about the youth activities
in their church. Nile U.C.W. extended an in-
vitation to attend the 1986 rally there.
Courtesy remarks were given by
Margaret Alton of North Street and the
secretary of the day was Verna Robertson of
Victoria Street U.C.W., Goderich.
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