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The Acton Free Press Wednesday July It 1979 From the out id the house looks like any other one In a but once Inside you realize an Uvea here Jansen la an extraordinary artist express ing talents In wood glass paint and design Professionally calls himself a sign painter and does indeed work In that capacity But he also works with glass plastic and paints to such an ex tent gave him the Impetus to start working with stained glass making his own lamps and shades He also started carving wood six years ago with no more training than you or me and rapidly turned out Incredible dining room sets chests and side boards The house In Acton where he lives with wife Erika and daughter Is an amazing combination of wood antiques textures modem plastic cubes graphics very well Carving ml gold tea I started wood working and carving with a stool and a wall plaque From there he bounced to a full fledgeddinlngsetinccdar The table is finished with a shine the television ladles would die for The square solid chairs have pioneer theme pictures carved Into their backs and are covered with some fine petit point done by Erika The whole set Is set off by a conventional wrought Iron chandelier made by Jansen by a restored bam hay pulley and chain A sideboard accompanies the dining set also Its style differs from the heavy table and chairs but It blends Interestingly It combines modern lines with carving and glass doors picked out with delightful pictures painted in black acrylic and gold leaf The house is full of carved chests Hike to make chests comments explains he often made a chest for reaale then liked It so well It was never sold There are other evidences of Eudos unusual talenta horrible old garbage can cleaned restored and painted with intricate Austrian design a wall panel In room painted in pains taking detail a painted rosebud chest in the master bedroom pictures all over framed in clear plastic lending light and design to bland walls And through It all pointing out favourite antiques and pieces Is the blond bearded German bom creator of this splendor tries hard to shrug off his talent as the result of minor effort but his enthusiasm keeps breaking through Hed rather show you his brass and copper antiques finds from prowling through dusty theway stores He loves them He even done res Scandinavian Scouts stay in local homes handcrafted sideboard work on antiques for several dealers Its bright and tiny who reminds him of the many hours spent on this lamp or that table or the Intricacy demanded for a piece of work Tiffany reborn The stained glass that sets the house apart as much as the wood working beautiful Tiffanystyle lamps that make the current storebought repro ductions look like kindergarten efforts The bedroom features a rosebud hanging lamp which designed coloured piece of gloss is carefully cut and set into the whole with copper foil and soldered Leading is used for stained glass windows The hanging lamp Is set off by two matching bed side lamps a framed mirror with lighting behind the stained glass frame and the painted rosebud chest But the piece resistance is in the room a gorgeous Tiffany reproduction In the poppy pattern with raised leaf work and an abundance of filigree This was made from a kit which only means the pattern and mold are purchased the glass still has to be cut and fitted before Eudo even laid a hand on it Mind you the original Tiffany poppy lamp is now worth Eudo designed two matching wall bracket lamps to cover a pair of unsightly outlets and to use up left over glass Leaving the home you have a tendency to want to come home and kick all your own furniture to the dump while you replace It with clever pieces you just happened to whip up out of scraps It takes the special sense of design colour and sheer talent of a man like Eudo to create beautiful and lasting treasures or his family and home J The Scouting motto Be Prepared was alive for families in Hal ton Hills over the weekend Scouting homes in this area took part in the hospitality program by welcoming into their of the Scandinavian Scouts visiting for two days The group was made up of CO Danes and 12 Nor wegians both male and female They came to Hal ton Hills after spending time at the Scout reserve The IBday trip included two days in this area before leaving by bus for Detroit Buffalo Pennsylvania and New York Local families took their guests to the tour bus Monday morning One of the fundamental differences of the Scout ing organization in both Norway and Denmark is that boys and girls ore not In groups but work together as one troop May risen International secretary for Scouting in Norway explained combining the boys and girls together is a relatively new pro gram We have been working towards each other for a very long time We have just merged as one group as of April she said In both countries they have the Girl Guides which are strictly for females This year the Scout world jamboree was planned for Iran Due to political problem the Jamboree in this country was cancelled Many of Ihose visiting from Scandinavia are those who were planning to attend the Iran jam The trip to Canada and the United States had been planned but was expanded when the Jamboree was cancelled Finn Jorgcnsen guest of and Mar ion Sanvido said most of the Danish and Norwegian young people were fluent in English In Norway and Denmark English is a compulsory subject for school children Most of those Interviewed spoke their native tongue English and even French German or both They explained that fluency in languages is important if they leavt Scandinavia English is thought of as the univ language and German or French Important for work any where else on the con linent The visitors said they were enjoying the home hospitality program and saw it as a chance to meet Canadians and see how they live Many of the young people and leaders were token to Toronto during their brief stay for a tour of local sights Some went to Ontario Place Science Centre Toronto Island and CN Tower A camp tire or all the visiting Scouts was held Saturday evening by Acton Andrea and John Sharpies May guest of Mary Peters said she a visit to the Crock and Block restaurant for dinner She said the was good but it was the salad which got rae reviews In Norway we have salad but nothing like j our salad bar she said May Bn also on the highways in Canada compared to Norway or Denmark According to her the motorways In Scan dinavia could not com pete with the highways of Canada One other item May could not find on equal for In her own country was a Big Mac DST in April Hans left and Hart hum enjoy a Canadian breakfast the home the Ed munds In Acton The boys are member of visit ing from Denmark and Norway They camped in for the week and spent the weekend In Hills The remainder the holiday will be a bus trip to the United States Hills council thinks the daylight saving time period should be extended to cover April according to a resolution passed Monday night Without comment endorsed a resolution passed by the Town of Hawkesbury calling for the April daylight saving In order to conserve energy The motion will be forwarded to the Minister of Energy history I SUPER SUMMER SAVINGS Jk Tender Tootsies Dlv of Ray Kennedy Construction READY MIX CONCRETE SAND GRAVEL CRUSHED STONE SATURDAY DELIVERY 5198339601 SIDEROAD ERIN NOB THE OF m B0X 8M pflisoNERQFzraoAaMPJid DRACULA PM J ant en and his genuine reproduction Tlffanv lamp StAlbanshas a new rector Rev Arthur J Tribe has been named to re place the retiring Rev Len Swing at St Alberts the Martyr Anglican church as of September Rev Is retiring after six years in Acton He will be moving to Mil ton but will remain in Acton until the end of July Rev Tribe is a grad uate of Trinity College Toronto with LTH In In he earned his Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto and in 1977 received his Master of Divinity from McMaster University Hamilton First serving as con Assistant at St Pauls Rexdale he soon became assistant priest at St Leonard Toronto Rev Tribe took a leave of absence from the Diocese of Toronto to serve as probation and parole of In he was appointed to the rector of Jarvls and where he Is presently serving He is currently regional dean of Council Approve Cheese Hills council has no objections to a wine and cheese party to be held in the arena fol towing the Friday night variety show at the Acton Fall Fair September 14 The party will be for the parents of the con testants In the Miss Acton Fall Fair contest judges and a few invited guests Approval was also en to hold a Spot In the Park for the dura lion of the fair where beverages will be sold Sunday according to a letter to council from the Acton Agricultural Soc iety meals will be served The approval la subject to approval from the Li License Board of Ontario FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING AND LANDSCAPING NEEDS WiAnOptnhMlinl Evry Day Eacpt Sunday Summer Clearance SALE SpringSummer Fabrics 25 OFF Selected Fabrics 50 OFF 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