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c» 10 _Wm-WIMW£4.2008 Saturday, Septe’” 6th _and Sunday. September 7th. from 9am to 5pm EligiblemmtfingamdMMHMMMmhmm.mmm.Wmh-Mhmmly umammwhomm.mmmmmummmmmmwmummmwm. Sandra Cole Burke’s In the Forest (left), a woodblock print from 1976, and Christina Bannieski’s Terra #2, an oil pas- tel on paper from 2001, are in The Changing Face of York Region, the latchnm Gallery's next show. It opens Saturday. The bestthing to happen to bathrooms since two-nlv. Save money and the environment Get an instant rebate of $60 to $75 when you replace your old litâ€"litre per flush toilet with a new. York Region approved. water efficient toilet Choose from a selection of great brands. including the American Standard Dual Flush Toilet now improved with Right Height Bowl. Slow Close Seat and Lined Tank for only 3218*; or the Kohler Sterling Karsten Dual Force Toilet for 3298*. with $25 mail-in gift card. Ioilet rebate event at York Region locations only. Instim Toilet Renate Event EASY WNW” mm mm but and will a! GM [no "5- 952-295. Home Improvement Warehouse~ IMAGES COURTESY LATCHAM GALLERY pl)!- BY ALYSHIA HIGGINS A Stoufl’ville art exhibit is bringing together changes inYork Region, for bet- temr worse. “The show shows a couple of difier- ent perSpectives about what’s going on in York Region. It shows both the nega- tiv'es and the positives," said Latcham Gallery curator Maura Broadhurst. The exhibition, which features art- works in a variety of different media, runs until Oct. 19. The gallery is hosting The Changing Face of York Region exhibition, which begins Saturday. The opening-day reception is on from 1 to 3 pm. “The region is going through quite a bit of changes,” said Ms Broadhurst. “We wanted work that would someâ€" how engage the viewer and (help them) reflect on something that might be familiar in their own lives." Ms Burke will be showcasing water- colour paintings and woodblock prints, carved from an ash tree. Artists were invited to make submis- sions to be considered for the show. The exhibition features five artists from across the region including two locals, Diana Bullock and Sandra Cole Burke. COMING UP Artists look at changing region A look ahead in WhitchurChâ€"Stoufi‘ville Linguine Chicken Tettrazini Burger Fries Bucatini Chicken‘Amatriciana Lunch 2 topping Pizz Cheese Cappelletti ‘ 1/2 Mariboli Wrap Angel Hair Primavera * 1/2 Chicken Salad 5 Sausage Pepper Penne * 1/2 Deli Sandwich Spaghetti Meatballs * 1/2 Tuscan Turkey C ' Includes your choice of soup or salad and soft drink Applies to small size pastas - Taxes extra. L Breaded Chicken or Veal on a Bun - with your choice of soup. salad or fries Other Specials / Features EDITOR’S PICK bringing D For more information, go to I ;Aâ€" LA. Burger Fries Lunch 2 topping Pizza ‘ 1/2 Mariboli Wrap " 1/2 Chicken Salad Sandwich * 1/2 Deli Sandwich * 1/2 Tuscan Turkey Club “I wasyworking with this tree and thought this would be good because they've been cutting down a lot of trees, butth re also plintingalot of trees (in YorkR 'on)," she said. The exhibit will also have an interacâ€" tive comer said Ms Broadhurst, where viewers can get their own creative juices flowing. Ms Burke said her inspirations all come from “everything in nature”. Nature isn’t the only topic that will be on display. “(The artworks) show how the natu- ral environment is Changing, as well as the emergence of different cultures,” said Ms Broadhurst, adding the artists cover a wide variety of topics viewers can relate to. “I just hope people will reflect (on the works) and give them new ideas to think about,” she said. The exhibit is‘open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 pm. at the Latcham Gallery, 6240 Main St. in down- town Stouffville. www.|atchamgallery.ca.