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Era NewmarketAurora Ont Wed Sept Its Curtain Time By Ruby L Haskett The Newmarket Drama Centennial presentation East Lynn is being at the Newmarket Town Hall October President Ray and his executive the cast and mem bers have been rehearsing and constructing the set for the past several weeks Peter Van Yperen the direc tor and his wife Susan the producer have now taken on the added task of designing and having printed a Centen nialtype program which will no doubt become a souvenir Peter who is an artist and sculptor of note is looking for a Newmarket location for his studio He has been ap proached to give art lessons He gave a course in clay sculpture at the Newmarket Art Club a few years ago He is a graduate of the Rotter dam Art Academy and has taught Fine Arts at Peter does teach out of his studio at Kettleby but would like a location in Newmarket As he puts it somewhere to throw the clay around His most recent exhibition was a one man show of paintings and sculptures at the Jack Pol lock Galleries Toronto The Haliburton School of Fine Arts is a new school opening Friday Sept 22 until Oct Hie first courses to be offered by the school will be during the height of the Fall color in the High lands Instruction will be with Mr Joachim Gauthler Mr Gerald Zeldln and Mr Oscar in Oil and Water Color Landscape Painting There will be two week ends in Photography with Mr Cor nelius Landman Evening lec tures by Mr Napier Simpson architect Mr Douglas photographer and Mr John gallery owner win be held at Royal View Lodge The public is welcome With the help of experienc ed painters special attention will be given to those who have never used a brush be fore Lack of experience should not stop you from tak ing this course For further In formation and brochure write to School of Fine Arts Box Overruled the One Act play by George Bernard Shaw will be presented at the Poor Alex on Oct 1 play is presented by the Aurora Dra ma Workshop for the Central Ontario Drama Workshop oneact festival It stars Betty Shaw Rose Dyson Ken Se5- and Ted Reeve AH mem bers are admitted free guests The Weekend Seminar on Production with Kenneth Par rot at Belleville should prove most informative It is spon sored by CODL and Commu nity Programs Division CO A full rehearsal of Pina fore is to be held in the St Francis Chapel of Trinity An glican Church Aurora on Sept 20 at 8 pm The Junior Group of the Aurora Drama Workshop af ter the success of their sum mer one act plays are meet ing at the Green Room on September 30 at 2 pm They have elected their new execu tive and are now arranging short courses in all aspects of theatre Anyone interested in direct ing these young people in a play or in any area of theatre please contact Joan Seager at New members are welcome Come to the Sept meeting and get ac quainted If you can help in some specific way it will en courage their enthusiasm Pools Paradise by Philip King is opening at the Cur tain Club Richmond Hill Ron is the director and it will open Sept 29 until Oc tober Other offerings this season will be The Heiress Any Wednesday and Waltz of the Toreadors A new Cana dian play Titus Turning will be presented by the Cur tain Club at the Poor Alex in January Ticket information can he obtained by calling 8847660 Seek Identity Of Artists Model mm Unidentified model sat for this portrait by noted Canadian artist H Varley years ago The painting- has been acquired by the Con servation Collection of Art located at Kleinburg miles northwest of Toronto Collection curator Robert is seeking to establish the identity of the mystery woman in the portrait Only clue is that she worked in a downtown Toronto depart ment store in The painting was hung in the Collection Saturday afternoon Pension Plan Staff Offers District Service NEWMARKET Persons desiring information about the Canada Pension Plan or to make application for Old Age Security benefits may do so every Thursday at Newmar ket Representatives of the Can ada Pension Plan will be at the Canada Manpower office Park Avenue between am and 4 pm In the case of the elderly who find stairs a problem a representative will arrange to call at the home Arrange ments may be made for such calls by telephoning the Can ada Pension staff any Thurs day The area covered includes Newmarket and as far to the north as Sutton and Georgina Township A similar service is also available each Thurs day at Starting next January the Survivor Benefit plan comes into effect In the event of death the surviving partner should advise the Canada Pension Plan office ver Mul lately subject m this portrait the artist NEWMARKET ac- of a 40yearold oil painting of a greeneyed red haired young woman by the McMichael Conservation Col lection of Art Kleinburg has brought in its wake the in triguing question who is The 20 x canvas was painted in by the noted Canadian artist H Varley an original member of the famed Group of Seven who now lives in northeast of Toronto It was painted in Toronto and ac cording to Robert McMichael curator of the Collection the only clue in the identity of the mystery woman is thai she may have worked in the glove department of a large Toronto department store during The lady in the portrait has a certain enigmatic ex pression on her face which could be variously interpre ted by viewers and it is this look plus the present anony mity of the model which makes the portrait all the more intriguing says Mr Varley is possibly the greatest portrait artist who ever lived in Canada and this greatness stems from the fact that each of his portraits con veys its own particular ex pression of a real and living person with none of the blandness of the usual por trait he adds Varley had the faculty of being able to has captured more than a mood he has caught the in nermost of his subject Varley invariably titled the few portraits painted by him of young women with their first names For example one of his paintings Vera is owned by Canadas former GovernorGeneral Hon Vincent Massey Another Dharana hangs in the Art Gallery of Ontario Toronto The portrait of the mystery woman has been donated to the McMichael Conservation Collection of Art by Mrs H Rous of Toronto as a mem orial to her late husband who was head of a Toronto art and engraving firm Rous Mann where Mr Varley was once employed Mrs Rous acquired the painting from a widow in Berkeley California whose husband Prof James had purchased it from the artist in prior to his leaving the University of Toronto to teach at the University of California painting has been hid den from public view for years and Is now being read ied for hanging in one of the galleries at the McMichael Conservation Collection of Art We are happy to see another Canadian art treasure returned to Canada says Mr McMichael who with his wife Signe a col- lection of 300 Canadian paint ings and two years ago be queathed their gallery and collection In Kleinburg to the Ontario Government However we would also like to learn the identity of the woman who posed for the portrait He added that Mr Varley has long since forgot ten the models identity The portrait is that of a young woman in her early twenties with bluegreen eyes and red hair wearing a mock ermine fur cap and a white fur piece around her shoul ders Mr says this is one of the last known Varley portraits of models The art ist Is believed to have painted about five or six such por traits all of them identi fied with a first name except this one Mr McMichael says he Is hopeful that the identity of the young woman will be PACKED RED CELLS The component which re mains the plasma has been drawn off Packed red cells are used for the treatment of anemia and other conditions solved when the painting Is where a concentration of red hung in the Collection cells Is needed For PROFESSIONAL DRAPERY CLEANING RUGS or UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE CALL Miles North of Newmarket on the Sharon Holland Landing County Newmarket Ontario LAST TIME ALFIE noon on THIS PROPERTY IS 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