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t] NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of John C Stong Foxâ€"- furthei‘ 713033313; call 834-9901 or 895-1581 and ask for the admissions office. Seneca King doesn’t just offer on-campus classes. but allows you to choose attend- ance in an off-campus loca- tion: Aurora. Keswick, Markham, Stouffvllle. Sut- ton and Thornhill. Registration for part-time subjects may be made by mail or in person, and a special registration evening for those wishing to consult a faculty advisor is to be held September 18 from 7 to 9 pm at the King campus. Silk screen printing on fabric, industrial diving, cabinet-making, orienteer- ins. explorations in phil- osophy, cooking as an art. caring for horses, creative writing and effective sell- in-g are also included in the wide variety of subjects offered this fall at Seneca's King Campus. And there are more than 150 others that adults can choose either for' career development or for greater personal enjoyment. Senior citizens are particu- larly interested in the large number of conveniently scheduled day classes with a registration fee of only $5 plus materials fee where re- quired. A special Saturday program for children 9-15 has been developed called Children's Art Experiences. providing young people with exposure to ceramics, paint- ing and other art forms. This is only one of six studios in the Visual Arts Centre. Introductory. inter- mediate a n d advanced classes are also available in ceramics. drawing and paint- ing, metals. photography and printmaking. Suede 8. Leather geaning, Service Part time classes, both day and evening. are available to adults at Seneca King's Visual Arts Centre in weav- ing. batik and fabric dyeing, stitchery. macrame and rug hooking. Instruction begins the week of September 23. RICHMOND HILL TKORNHILL o AURORA NEWMARKE’I‘ A visit to the Gibson House in North York. the MoMichael Conservation Col- lection in Kieinburg, the Grange in Toronto, an antique shop in York and to historical Fort York are also among the activities offered in the series. Seneca King Adult Classes Another visit, October 9, involving both groups. will be to the Mackenzie House in Toronto. and for October 15. 16 and 17 an optional “Rendezvous With History" will be offered â€"- a three- day trip to historic Quebec. On October 2, both groups wlll travel, between 11 am and 3 pm, to Wentworth Pioneer Village near Hamil- ton for a private tour of the village and picnic lunch. Following the introduc- tory session on Canada's historical background, there will be a session on "Our Historical Maritimes" with special guests from the Can- adiana class members of the Mohawk College Maritime excursion. 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