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c the tribune thursday april 29 1 local artist has major show at toronto gallery by john montgomery claremont the work of local artist sally wildman is featured this week in a one person show at roberts gallery 641 yonge sl toronto this is the fourth major showing of ms wildmans work and the third at that gallery the claremont ar- tists work will be the major display there until may 1 the 26 paintings and drawings being displayed represent about one years work ms wildman strives for what she calls a magical quality in her work she works ex clusively with old objects and uses unusual jux- tapositioning to obtain this effect there is usually nothing concrete in the background of her pic- tures and she uses heavy brush strokes to produce a shadowy or foggy et feet this impression is enhanced by making the major figures appear somewhat faint or faded for her large works she uses paper sealed with a clear acrylic and to get the soft coloring she prefers she uses inks the inks have a very light color and have to be built up in successive layers for her smaller works she uses colored pencils or combinations of pencil and ink she says she likes things sort of melting into each other im not interested in painting things as they are she told the tribune i like dream like things and magical things some people say i paint old things and its nostalgic but thats not what mypaintings are to me she refuses to in terpret her own pain tings saying it is the viewers function to do that but she did say she doesnt set out to make social statements only one of her paintings she says set out deliberately to make a social comment and that was a picture she did to protest the pickering airport her subjects are taken from old photographs newspaper pictures and from her own pictures she takes at auctions and other rural events she says that sometimes when she starts a painting she has no preconceived idea of what she wants to do with it but just lets it progress naturally other times she starts out with a fixed idea but she says the finished work rarely turns out the way she had pictured it after graduating from the ontario college of art ms wildman spent a year painting in lon don england on a travelling scholarship before she moved to the claremont area she lived for several years at lemonville many of her subjects are from this area and she once painted a picture of auctioneer walter atkinson according to ms wildman the only critical comment she received from mr atkinson was that he mentioned he wished she hadnt painted a picture of him wearing his old hat several of her paintings were sold during the gallerys preview of her works and one of the purchasers of a larger work was markham lawyer paul mingay the price on her works now being shown varies from 350 to 3500 she admits some of the larger works can take a yearqrtwoto sell brookun communtty centre coiieti rd church st wrd 7 30pm maxkham grace church lporbar ave mon 7 30 p m nokthtoionto sathuru la athburr wett 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llbo in support of rotqiy charities license nol 89734 ii t i i- f6n2 r grand free chips for 2 to mexico nlei j- door prize 3- artist sally yvilman poses beside one of her paintings at roberts gallery in toronto where she has been the featured artist for the sdss prom may 8 past week this painting entitled the babys shows the dreamlike or magical quality she strives for in her art john montgomery 6th annual wealth of talent in music stouffville st- james presbyterian church in stouffville will host its 6th annual sacred music night service friday evening x time of the program is 8 pjn representatives from seven churches in the community will take part the of- fering will be divided between fernie house a home for troubled boys in pickering and interchurch aid that in- dudes guatemala relief appearing for a first time at the worship is the harvilites quartet from willowdale a quartet from the missionary church in stouffville will also attend other guests include jesse pike johanna bernard becky herbert christina and valerie hoover myra koster and ollie nauta bill leslie alice hamm jean hammond and mary grant gary ann paul and andrea grundy esther and pauline powell the st james childrens choir and rev ted creen stouffville saturday may 8 is the date this year for the stouffville dist secon dary school may prom entitled an en chanted evening it is being held at the travei lodge- hotel on victoria park rd at highway 401 and is un derway at 830 pm dress for the prom is semiformal and tickets are 12 per couple tickets are available at sdss gisdiliririr d stouffville scene hai s going on h i il church parade everyone invited interdenominational all faiths the royal canadian legion branch 459 stouffville sunday may 2nd 1976 1045 am stouffville united church to be followed by parade to cenotaph at city hall where a wreath will be laid legion members and wives are invited to attend a potluck afterwards at city hall electrolux 1 tired of spring clean up looking for the ideal wedding gift the swish up with elegant electrolux 6401414 norma urquhart jv authorized dealer tradein accepted v hctn0w every purchase includes f 2fyr supply of bags hazel bacon funeral service was held saturday at oneills funeral home for hazel bacon nee watson who died april 22 at scarboro centenary hospital at the age of 87 she was the wife of the late thomas bacon she is survived by six children bertha mrs e kidd alice mrs j peddie donald douglas hazel mrs e booth and myrtle mrs c murkar she also leaves nine grand children and five great grandchildren interment was claremont union cemetery kinette fashion show the stouffville kinette club annual fashion show this year entitled the days of wine and roses will be held monday may 10 at sleepy hollow golf and country club it starts at 8 pm and tickets are 50 per person for tickets call 6402846 or 6401428 proven results through tribune ads phone 6402100 when youre ready to name the day see the beautiful haiivblav wei1iiivg line invitationsand announcements christian supply centre 170 mainstreet west stouffville phone 6401314 fiioy yesterdays prices today sale continues until 1 saturday v w may 1st 1976 st0uffviue mmip r t447 edwanl slstortftillev 6401550 first coffee hour the a 1 t o n a missionary church ladies hosted their first coffee hour tuesday april 20 with an attendance of about 60 faith crosby of newmarket was the guest speaker hints for deeorating with wallpapers and paint also formed part of the program the next coffee hour will be tuesday may 18 at 930 am when mrs lee bryant will speak- maureen hen derson of the linen cupboard in stouffville will give a practical demonstration recent wedding lori deborah grimshaw daughter of mr and mrs ed grimshaw was married april 13 to brian edward oquinn on their return from their honeymoon in florida the couple will reside in toronto both are employed at imperial oil rummage sale christ church stouffville is holding a rummage sale this coming saturday may 1 from 10 am to 12 noon at the church located on sunset blvd 25th anniversary 0 mr aand mrs ted assinck leave tomorrow- for a three week holiday in holland the assincks are taking the trip to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary v which was april 28 and to honor mrs assincks parents 60th anniversary her parents mr and mrs h koneders of holland will observe their anniversary on may 13 black and gold ball the black and gold ball and dinner will be held this year at the japaanese cultural centre saturday may 29 the eta lambda chapter of beta sigma phi is presenting the evening to raise money for the centennial project eddie luther will be master of ceremonies with music provided by the art hallman orchestra call bev kettle at 6403731 for further information- recovering nicely it is reported that diane darling is recovering from recent surgery at scarboro centenary hospital 50th anniversary open house is being held this coming saturday at the stouff ville masonic hall for mr and mrs gordon timbers ofrr 1 claremont in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary open housewill be 2 430 and 79 pm easter visitors mr and mrs harold steckley of sarnia were easter weekend guests with his parents- mr and mrs- fred steckley in- ringwood birthday supper mr and mrs ed brownsberger were guests at the birthday supper of their grandson larry peacock at the home of his parents april 20 ucw travelogue local auctioneer walter atkinson is also quite a world traveller last week he presented a delightful travelogue on new zealand for the ladies of browns corners united church at the ucw dessert luncheon birthday party the residents of green gables manor enjoyed a birthday party wednesday april 21 for two of their number born in the month of april lemonville brownies were on hand to provide a puppet show recitation singing and dancing janet lowe sang while ollie nauta played the guitar ed goll and gladys sadler celebrate ttieir birthdays this month liberal ladies a number of stoiiff- ville area women took part in the markham womens liberal tour last week which included a visit to kitchener to tour the j m schneider plant after a luncheon at the berkely room at bingman park the ladies visited the african safari near rockton mrsl arthur wideman l mccreight and mrs lena stansbury attended from this area v toemu medium mebma if you enjoy u cream sherry now you ii welcome laste of a mediumdry sherry gradunjn cum laude from a ustn fuller in sherry ctf u v it keeps you from crossing the fine line between luxury and extravagance wewouldliketo show you this remarkable car with its classic interior v t markham volkswagen nd4hkhwaylaidlawblvdt 2944141j markham 2972421 j v j- 4 ft