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PAGE 16, WH1ITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1M9 July art' exihibition by E dwvards andJenner library 'THAT'S ENTERTAUNMEN' is an duction which features six big pro- understatement for the Cuilen Gar- duction numbers. The show began den. Players Their upconn.ng pro- this week and runs until Labor Day. Free Prou photo 'Soene in the Ward' soon begins at galIlery The exhibition, ' Scene in the Ward: Ward 4,'will be held at the McLaughlin Glery July 5 te, Sept. 2. The subject of this exhibition, ward 4, was, until only recently largely an area of empty fielz. One could walk along the creek ~AMADEUS 1756 _ S[EAFOOD "and STEAKHOUSE 1180 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 436-9333 0 436-9065 - Roast Prime Beef (Canada Grade A) New York Steak and Shrimps - *Broiled Seafood Plate _---$9 9 __-n____ ee aqe Fiiiis vial banks and dabble a lishing uine in the water or bicycle along the gravel roads for a peaceful afternoon in the country and still be just a few minutes from downtown Oshawa., Today ward 4, which is bounded by Kng St. E. and Tighay 4101, ison Rd. and the Tw]ne, is mostly residential, filled with many exarnples of Oshawa's recent building boom. Councillor AI Mason, ward 4, will open the exhibition at 7:30 p.m., a wy 5. An intermixture of- original paintings b y Maureen Edwards and Ernest Jenner will be held at the Wihitby Public Library July 4 to 30. The artists will be at the librazy on Wednesday, July 4, 3 to 7 p.m. Edwrd was born in Hereford, England and emigrated to Canada in 1949. She started oil painting as a hobby in 1958 entered sorne works in a lcalf amateur show where she sold two palntings and recoived two comimissions. So spurred on, she displayed some in a cinema in Toronto, sold a few and had the copyright bought fromn a well knowni card company, of which calendars were made. A littie later another greeting card cornpay did the same, this time Christmas carda for overseas. She has exhibited at varlous big cinemas, The Four Seasons Hotel, T. Eaton Co. and many 'one-man shows.' Now shie teaches adults and cbildren and Record showcase JuJy 7 A record release showcase for the Toronto band B3asic English, will be held in Oshawa on Satur- dae guly whose new release is 'Sweet Panic,' will appear at the Star Club in~ the Orange Hall, il Bruoe St. Joining the group for the show- case, presented by1, loneWolf Pro- ductions, wil be the Oshawa band Trouble With Jan. Tickets for the event are avail- able at Rob's Records in down- town Whitby and at Star Records in Oshawa. For more information- calpub- licist A.E. Cole at 728-5372 or prmte W. Geiger at 1-416- some of her students have won pzes at juried shows and have beome professional artists. Edwards specializes in character studies. She feels, in spite of being self-taught (thus having her own distinctive style and versatility) ,'she owes her basic traihing at an-'early e ièto her mother who was a gradu-ate of the College of Art in- ilhe el d England. If practise inakes perfect, Ernest Jenner of Whitby is a truem'aster of watercolors'. Jennier took up painting a ho bby dur-mg h hool and his knak for the art eventually won himi a scholarship te the London School of Art in England. He moved from Scotland .te, Canada i 1962 residing in Owen Sound until iast year. He describes his art as "generally traditional in nature.» But hie medium, 'solid& watèeo- lors instead of traditional water- colors, allow him te paint al year. His subjects are landscapes, architectural pieces and «any- thing that has an interesting story behind it.» His works range in price from $200 te $475, depending on the complexity and size of the paint- î%ith shows at the- Bowman- ville Visual Arts Centre, The Station Galle LlWhitby, Cul- len Countrya72s as 'Artist of the Month' and now at the'libr- ary, Jenner says he has received "a great deal of good.exposure". Edwards and Jenner will be at the library all day July 5. is thrilled ta tell you JOYCE US BACK!!1 (as of JuIy l7th) She is offering a 20% o'discount toall her returning clients until August 2nd Calil. aa 668-7446 209 ,Dund as ý el.,E. ý(eçrose.from Post*OffireY. 559 BLOR T. W. O W ê4 ~ 4~ "i~t4t. M~1!' ~ #:,~< 'q 4~I$ _____________________ www=w1 -- - --Il - -- --.--.---- ---..- - - -.-.----.-------- at