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Page 10, Whltby Free Press, Wednesday, Decomber 13, 1995 ,Musicil1 'Assasis mo unted by ....Shoestrin Reverend's book published WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH pastor, Free Press oeIum nt and author Christopher White signs a copy of hNs new book, Naked on a Snowbank, at its recent Iaunch. White wiII be'on hand for another book signing at the Oshawa Centre Smith Books on Saturday from 1 to 2 p.m. For details of White's "publishing joumey,* see his column on page 9. Photo by Mark Reosa, VWhy Fre. Prous Ibing's woodcut works An exhibition of woodcut prints by Canadian artist Donna Ibing will open at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on Jan. 4. Wi!Wr' yI YInn Resturat &Sports Bar 2LB WINGS & JUG SPECIAL Every night e bar only a&F!nco & Staff zrush you avery New Year's Eve Dinner & Dance Calil now to reserve. The public is invited te meet the artist at a gallery reception on Thursday, Jan. 11, 7 te 9 p.m. Ibing firet carved a block of wood in 1975 and she knew that she had found her calling. 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Axnong those depicted in the production are Charles Guiteau, with bis gallows humour played by Chiis Francom; Leon Czolgosz, an immigrant labourer whose struggles are portrayed by Boyd test the limits" 'These really big prints began as an attempt to test the limits of the woodcut media. Because the pine I used came in long boards, because I could get paper rols and because I used a wooden spoon to print and wasn't restricted by the size of 'a Restaurant DAILY LUNCH BUFFET $6.95 HEROYDNGA BFFTE.9 2885 Aington Rd. , Pickering MAGICAL MUSICAL COMEDY IF e 211Eý SIIîOE F-ITS" Ie. 27s g293 For tickets &information, please cail (905) 472-3085 press, I was able to experiment with much larger sizes. "Then by placing a number of blocks together I could expand on this long narrow format. In the piece Dried Hands, Dried Faoea, the print even became free of the frame.' The artist's prints stress her use of an unusual medium today - the woodcut with its aggressive marks and goudges. Born in Windsor, Ibing, a graduate of the Ontario College of Art, learned to paint in acrylics - stili a favourite medium. Ibing's work is included in the Robert McLaughlin Gallery's permanent collection. The exhibition continues until Feb. 25. the Jwifer i&e the haIt PIlnLtd. Pub &Restaurant I 10Mar&W~hityj ENTERTAINMENT Fdl, Dec. i Sth, Sat., Dec. l6th 9 pm ta i1aam DARYL O'DEA SUNDAY NIGHT JAM 9pm ta lam with Andrew Heatheote E.P.L. SOCCER Saturday, Dec. l6th - lOam Arsenal vs. Chelsea $4 BreakfasV/$5 Caver Sunday, Dec. 17th - 11lam LIVERPOOL VS. MAN. UTD. $4 Breakfast/$5 Caver Tikesen al foe w Yea' Ev Tattrie; Gluseppe Zangarat brought to life by Dan Kapp; Lee Harvey Oswald, the last successful presidential assassin and the last to appear in the play, played by Jeif Foote; Samuel Byck,ý disillusioned with Santa and political corruption, portrayed by Ken Bond; Lynette' "Squeaky" Fronime,. a Charles Manson follower, played by Diane Stricker, and Sara Jane Moore, revolutionary and FBI iformant, portrayed by Jane Bunting. A tapestry of optiisBm weaves its way through the violence and deBpair in an attempt te keep the U.S. gIag proudly waving. This brighter side of the American dream is presented tlizùgh t.he eyes and singing voice of a balladeer, played by Tony Reines. Other historical figures .represented are Booth's accomplice, David Hérold, and Garfield's advisor James Blaine, both. portrayed by Michael Gardner, anarchist Enmma Go1dman, played by Lisa Taylor, Moore's 10-year-old son Billy, played by Jeif Kellar; and presidents James Garfield, William McKinley and (Jerald Ford are ail represented by Paul Turko. A number of American citizens brought te life for many of the scenes are portrayed by actors Mike Astrop, Charlie Bunting, Steve Darling, Nicole Landry, JoAnne Prout Bernadette Watts and Ted Webb As-gamsins will b. presented in six perfbrmanoes running over two weekends. Ourtain time ia 8 p.m., on Jan. 19,20,,21 and 25,26, 27 at the Arts Resource Centre, located behind Oshawa City Hall. The play includes strong language. Tickets, $8 each, are available from Walter's Music Centres, 349 King St. W., in Oshawa, and, at Information Oshawa in the Oshawa Centre. For further information contact producer CarolynWilson at (905) 725-9256. 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