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t>A* <~'t*r ~' ~ ~ ~ r ~ -- .~.. 'The, Creation' at McLaughlin gallery'-l «'The Creation' -- seven circular panels (one devoted te each day of creation), plus a related sketchbook -- wi]l b. shown at the Robert Mcaglin Gallery fr-om &ePt. 12 te, Oct. 20. The creation of the world and of man is the subjeet of 'The Creation, a new series by Saint John artist Herzl Kashetsky. The exhibition will be accompanied by a video explainng the artistes work. The series came about when Kashetslcy was asked te, paint somethlng on a Judaic theme for the Jewish Museumn in Saint John. H. looked to the Old Testament for inspiration and got no further than* Genesis. Yet, bis depiction of the enigins owes as much tescience as totheology. Six months of research and work went inte the project that lnvolved the study of weather, astronomy, geolofy and evolution, as well sas the scriptures. H-is 'first-hand investigations teok hlm te Fort Hoe te, study the moon, and stars, te the Reversing Falla ta watch the swirling currents te. the beach te collect rocks, ta, the zoo and the New Brunswick Museum te sketch birds and animaIs, and ta the Saint John Market for fish. In -ashetsky'sown words, "the circle was chosen as the ideal format for this theme, being symbolic itoelf of the umiverse, this planet, the perfection of creation, the eternity of God and the never-ending 1f. cycles." The inscriptions that encircle the paintings are in both Hebrew and the legant English of the King James version. This show is a further demonstration , of Kashetsky's broad-ranging and serious concerns as an artist. i-s l6-year career hai taken hlm through more abstract and calligraphic representation ta the realist mode of bIs current worlcs. Afal countay firwill b. 'held at Plckering museum Vllage on Sunday, Se pt. 8, 11 a.m. te 5pan. There will b. a craft market and baked goode, and preserves. For those interested in entering a baklng contest (cldreýn may compote with their chocolate chip cookies), entry forms are available at Pickering branch libraries, Pickering recreation complex or the Pickering civic complex. Pickering Museum Village la three ilometers east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7 at Greenwood, telephone 683-8401 or 420-4620. e e *~ m THE PROSPECT 0 F WHITBY LASER KARAOKE With Ton y & Roz Wednesday September 4 to Saturday September 7 STARTS AT 9:00 PM 158 Brock St. N. 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Wbitby 666-3300 Il> Uý'j ra'g r- ~ i~~ TUH-E OSHIAWA Little Theatre wilI be' Joues. and Judith, Edmondson s opening theïr season with the pro- M'Lynn Eatenton. From left, -are,,-, duction of «Steel -Magnolias'. The Aune Edmundo (Shelby) ýJudith;,I. Play features tow Whltby actresses, Edmonson and Esseërgen afurInwg affi4iî Monique' Essegeru portra y@ Truvy scene at the beauty parlour. I Chrle Rodie photo Concordia Pops rehearsals.begi The Concordia Pops Orchestra is composed ofp amateur musicians, between ages 14 and 80, from Durham Region. The repertoire consista of light classical, contemporary and ' pop' musical selections, with Andrew J. Uranowski as musical director. Rehearsals take place on Sundays from 6:30 te 9 p.m. at Anderson CVI, Whitby. THE TOP 10 CD'S 0F THE WEEK ARE: 1. Tom Petty INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN - MCA 2. Roxeffe- JOVRIDE - Capitol 3. Bob Seger THE FIRE INSIDE - CBS 4. Michael Bolton TIME, LOVE & TENDERNESS - CBS 5. Crash Test Dummies THE GHOSTS THAT HAUNT ME - BMG 6. Sun Jammin' VARIOUS - CBS 7. Extreme PORNOGRAFFITII - A&M 8. HAREM SCAREM - Wamer 9. The Grapes of Wrath THESE DAYS - Calpitol 10. Bonnie Raitt LUCI< OF THE DRAW - Capitol Bob Seger "The Fire InsIde" «........$1 7.99 Rush"RoII the Bones" ...$17.99 Randy Travis- "Hlgh Lonesome" ......$1 6i99j (acros rm h Bik The orchestra has the followig openings for the 1991-92 season: second , boe, second clarinet,' bass clarinet, tenor.. saxophone, first basson, second bassoon, third French horn,ý fourth French horn, third trumpet, third. trombone, tuba, first violin (two positions), second violin (four positions), viola (four positions), violoncello (two posi- tions), double, bass (two positions) and percussion (two positions). Interested candidates may contact the Susan Uranowski, orchestra. secretary at 668-5679 for more information or to arrange an audition. 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