24 the examiner Frlday Nov 10 1978 Kicked out Group Of Seven member Lismer artist who loved to teach WINNIPEG CP Arthur Lismer the Yorkshireborn member of the Group of Seven was an artist who loved to teach his daughter says Dads interests were in lay ers rather than separate parts of him says Marjorie Bridges He was an artist who taught and teacher who believed that all teachers should be artists Mrs Bridges who visited Winnipeg recently has just written book based on memo ries of her father complete with more than 50 years of Us mers sketches and writings The artist died in 1969 aged 84 Dad never published book himselfif he had it would have been on art educationbut this is really his book says Mrs Bridges an anthropologist who lives with her family in Maryland One of her finds among his papers was an autobiographical text that he broadcast on CBC radio in 1945 TRACEI EARLY YEARS In it Lismer traced his ar rival in Toronto in 1911 where he worked in commercial art studio with such artists as Tom Thomson and Frederick Varley With these men he helped develop distinctive Canadian landscape paintings The rest of Lismers working life until he retired in the 19605 was devoted to sharing his enthusiasm for art thrugh art education As early as 1915 he instructed art teachers in Toronto and in 1916 he moved to Halifax as principal of the Victoria School of Art and Design From 1919 to 1927 he was viceprincipal of the Ontario College of Art where faced with the choice between art and teaching managedtodoboth Mrs Bridges says art was what Dad did for relaxation Her book Border of Beauty Arthur Lismers Pen and Pen cil describes her father as an inveterate doodler who would scribble on anythIng DREW 0N DISHES He sometimes appalled his wife Esther by drawing on restaurant plate and then hast ily wiping it clean the book says While over the years Mrs Bridges has met people who re member Lismer as teacher she herself never took art les sons because she never was in terested and was not pushed into it by her famous father just started painting shortly before his death and he had some pertinent comments to make about my work TORONTO CP Cana dian travel agency is joining Pan American World Airlines to offer guided tours to China Thomas Cook and Pan Am are offering 10 tours beginning in January and running until October But right off the bat Pan Am officials are saying the tours are not for everyone What is being offered is something different says Barry Lemley Pan Ams direc tor for Eastern Canada The tours are for the travellers who have visited all the other tourist areas and are looking for some thing different Its not for the usual type of tourist They will see lot of China but the facilities lack great dealbut who goes away to see bathrooms anyway Pan Am officials say the tours are rigidly structured by the Chinese They have you on the go morning noon and night You see what they want you to see Despite this one Pan Am offi cial who has made the trip de scribes the tour as fascinating The tours already have been offered in the US and Pan Am says they were highly success ful Travel agency airline offer IO guided tours of China typical packagewhich will sell for between $2800 and $3900 depending on currency fluctuationswill see the traveller fly from San Fran cisco to Hong Kong After threeday stay in the BrItIsh colony the tour party enters China across the famous footbridge at Shumchun for 12day stay The group travels by train to Kwangchow before moving on to Shanghai Nanking and Fe king In each city guided tours are arranged by the Chinese All the wellvknown tourist destinations will be seenIn Peking for instance the tour includes visits to the Forbidden City the Square of Heavenly Peace the Summer Temple the Temple of Heaven the Ming Tombs and the Great Wall LIMIT NUMBERS Tours are limited to 46 pas sengers each trip They wind up with three days in Tokyo The tours will leave once month from January to Sep tember and conclude with two 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