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THE HERALD I- is This forger has gone straight almost I was a class A forger says Greg Landry pulling the final touches to a piece of work with the sling out for someone today In Hills I rained myself to be one He bends his blonde head over the piece or paper on till well lit workbench blows away an Imagined speck of dust then draws his sharp- pointed pencil across the sheet of white paper In the dim corner behind him are kneehigh stacks of comic books the walls are covered with garish movie posters Slowly at first then faster pen scratches across the sheet etching Jet black lines onto the clean surface Then Landry who Is the Herald cartoonist and whose work appears each week on the editorial page looks up and laugtia about the days he had used his drawing talent to help his Georgetown classmates hooky by signing their parent a names to notes to the teachers His concentration returns to the work at hand as he inks in three too big for the caricature of the man standing In them As the pen Is moved with swift core over the paper there Is no room for error As carefully as he drew those forged names Landry works to mane the cartoon itself as personal his own signature an honest reflection of but containing a sting or a Jab some pompous some unfeeling bureaucracy or same foible of the ordinary man and woman on the But above all Landry wants to make you laugh too About cartoons the big thing Is to make it visually funny a visual Joke he saya he draws a hat on a head but at a ridiculous angle With dead seriousness he adds To be funny one Jim to exaggerate The smile reappears as he admits that exaggeration generally makes people mad He mentions that some onus work has caused quite a stir up but It he belcves because those at whom It Was aimed took It face value First you vc got laugh at yourself Landry says but these people Landry who came to Georgetown with his parents SI years ago when he was two years old and now lives In Acton with hla Margaret nee Van never thought of doing editorial when he was a boy He started drawing pictures Landry by Landry Day Care Centre opens region a newest Day Care Centre located In a converted house at Maple Avenue in Georgetown opened its door to youngsters late last week The Day Core Centre la capable of accomodating up to 34 children but at present only handful of children have been enrolled Pal Wood supervisor of the Day Care Centre explained that centre Is based on a of nursery school program In which children from two to five years old participnte in creative arts play and a story arid music time The centre is open from to Any parents who are In teres ted in enrolling their child or children in the centre are asked to contact Pat Wood at TV IN THE ClflSROOM Students at Howard Wriggieawortb Public School received an opportunity recently to go beyond merely watching television shows to actually produce and star In their own shows thanks to a programme organized by the Board of Education The idea of the programme according to Joan Cooper who was in charge- of instructing the television course at Is to aid In visualizing Ideas and teaching hem to place thoughts In sequence Handling the videotape machine at left Is Shawn of Howard Wrlgglesworth while Ken Harley of Milton Dave Forbes and Mike Campbell of operate the cameras Are you NEW TO TOWN or you moved Into a niw Would like to call on you With GIFTS and Informal on about your new location The Hostess will be glad to arrange your sub to THE HERALD 8774812 DINING OUT VISIT THE HIWAY HOST TAVERN The Gturmef The Only In To forties TED CONNORS HiWay Host Dining Lounge I Tavern BRAMALEA CINEMAS DIXIE ROAD HIGHWAY 7 BREAKHEART PASS STARRING CHARLES BRONSON BEN JOHNSON AND RICHARD NOW PLATING NOW PLAYING CRIME PASSION Chlldrsns Progrsm II HUSTLE BURT REYNOLD CATHERINE DENE If in grade one and by the time he was nine he and his brother were making their own comic books In fact he says I learned to read in comic But in high school he stayed out of art classes until grade It where he met some friends who were interested not only in reading comic books but in making them loo 1 was more Into expressing myself he says and after high school I began looking future and I wanted to get more training At Sheridan College he was going to take a course In animation to learn how to put together movies by drawing hundreds or thousands of cells to make the screen characters come to life but when he saw a cartooning course there It was ho says an answer to a prayer At college Landry studied comic books and the comic book market One of the many teachers there Landry paid credit to was Toronto Star cartoon Lit Graham P lis worth Another car toon Landry admires la the Montreal Gazettes Terry Mosher a fantastic artist Landry He so simple It astounding what he can do with so little detail So with rising prices or comics and shrinking markets for comic artists Editorial started to grow on me Landry says and comic strips just kind of died Art Is a hobby that pays and it hard for a person In an art field to be a salesman or work In a factory As Georgetown gets bigger there a going to be a need for some design shop for letter and logos What I like to do Lb get my own business as an Illustrator graphic designer and a car he But in cartooning You ve got to make your own op portunities he says It a hard thing when you don t have any Ideas and there s been no news and you re trying to piece together some absurdity First of all it has got to satisfy me If it looks good to people on the street that good to me too But I my own worst critic HP Pork Producers Association held last Friday at the Christian Reform Church the following from region were elected directors BUI Alliston Don Lindsay Bob Merry Vance Bob Bill Robertson Casey Boss and Harry George and Brian At another meeting to be held In March various posts within the will be filled from the slate of dire During the meeting at ended by about three Elected directors from the speakers from 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