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Howard exhibit opens Wednesday The Colour and Light exhibition a collection of work by artist Barbara Howard opens at the gallery of the Cultural Centre on June Considered to be one of the finest impressionist painters In the try the Toronto artist will attend the Opening on Wednesday evening sponsored by the Friends of the Library accompanied by her hus band poet Richard Outrani Tickets for the event are and ore on sale at Ihe Public Libraries in Acton and Georgetown Big Brothers picnic Big Brothers of holds Its annual Family Picnic on Sunday June at the Lions Valley Park starting at 1 rr The agency nop parents Little and Big Brothers The agency hopes to see all t and others Involved with the cy at the picnic There will be cook over a barbecue later in the day following games and ac tivities For further Information call Monday through Friday Wednesday all day and Thursday mornings It Is expected that copies of Outrama books of poetry by his wife will be on display and some offered for sale by a local bookstore They have col laborated on eight different publica tions The couple has expressed their delight with the local Library- Cultural Centre on Church Street and they say they are looking for ward to the Opening Gala and to meeting people of the area The event is scheduled from to with refreshments to be served following the opening and inn speeches Sculptor and writer Rebecca Sister will officially open the exhibition Outram is particularly interested in the gallery In which his wires work will be displayed Once a Con Church he believes his grandfather may have been one of the ministers of the congregation Following the opening the lion of impressionist paintings drawings and wood engravings can be seen tor six weeks June 30 to August Gallery hours are CO with those of Ihe library so it will be open each week Tuesday through Saturday Artist Barbara Howard will be showing her varied wort in an ex entitled Colour and Light at the Hal Ion Hills Library Cultural Centre gallery In Georgetown of the Toronto artist will be deployed In her large Impressionist landscapes drawings and engravings The Howard col lection will hang the gallery Big money expected from classic sequel Entertainment ByBOBSPENCE They still havent come up with a title for sequel to Gone With The Wind How about Coming With The Money publishing firm which is paying Mitchells only novel Is trying to Coming With The Money or whatever they call it is to be In What Canadian song has been played the most on Canadian radio stations Think of a warbling bird According to the Performing Rights Organization of Canada which keeps this kind of statistic Anne Murray giant hit Snowbird Is No 1 Snowbird written by Gene MacLellan has been aired more than 300000 times by Canadian lions Ross and the Duelling Dancers from Pembroke Ont four young stepdancers In Shelbume winners of the various classes will take to the stage with Carol Baker Gordle Tapp and Ed Gyurkl for a Saturday night con was a student at an automotive engineering school In the 1930s he was falsely accused of a political crime was arrested and He Long before rock concerts became popular another type of music at traded crowds to outdoor musical events And old fashioned fiddling con tests are si 111 attracting competitors and spectators Among many competitions this summer are the Maritime Old Time Fiddling Contest Dart mouth N July to 10 and the Canadian Open Championship Old Time Fiddlers Contest Onl Aug The Maritime event features a number of special guest artists In A controversial Russian novel suppressed in the USSR for more than years finally was published in the Soviet Union last year Now Anatoli Children of the Arbat is being released In Canada by Little Brown and Company The novel Is a richly detailed count of part of Stalins reign It traces a group of Muscovite students in 1933 focusing on Sasha a devout Communist who Is unjustly arrested and exiled to Siberia While this Is a fictional story the publishers stress the novel Is highly autobiographical The author knows of what he writes When rehabilitated after serving with distinction as a tank commander in the Red Army during the Second World War spent 17 years writing Children of then continually refused to allow it to be released in the West before it was published in the Soviet Union During the Khrushchev regime the book was twice announced In a leading Soviet literary journal but was not releas ed It finally was published in an obscure Soviet literary Journal last year It has been acclaimed In literary circles within the Soviet Union says the books Canadian publisher as the most important work of Soviet fiction since Pasternaks Children or the Arbat Is now scheduled for publication In tries NEC presents achievement awards Rita and Gottfried of Milton and Peggy and Gordon Sturgeon of Burlington were presented with the Niagara Escarp ment Commissions first annual Development Achievement Award during a special ceremony at the Halton Regional Council Building on Wednesday June at 1 30pm The award presentation by Niagara Escarpment Commission NEC Chairman Bayly marks the first time landowners have been honored for exceptional develop ment along he Niagara Escarp- The awards program developed by the Niagara Escarpment Com mission reflects the Escarpments Legislation and Plan which provide for development which Is ble with the Escarpment natural environment Funded through the Ontario Heritage Foundation Niagara Escarpment Trust Fund the awards are limited to a maximum of three winners per year from each of the eight regions and counties along the Escarpment The Niagara Escarpment Plan la Canadas first environmental land- use plan Approved by the Ontario Government in 1965 It recognizes the provincial and national interests in conservation of this special resource from Queens ton on the Niagara River to Tobermory at the Up of Bruce Peninsula Approvals to build landscape or otherwise alter the environment In the area covered by the Plan are conditional Conditions can range from requirements far detailed land scaping to limiting the height building so it won visual flow of the land The achievement award Is devised to reward landowners who greatly surpass these standards and to en courage other landowners to do the The landowners we are honoring Rita and Gottfried or Mil tea were among the of four greenhouses which were added to their flnt recipients of the Niagara Escarpment Com mis existing greenhouse operation NEC photo lions Development Achievement Award or the con through this award show a special commitment to the preservation of the Escarpments natural beauty and sensitivity the neighboring built environment as well NEC Chairman Bayly The are receiving the award for the construction of four at it won Interrupt the greenhouses to their existing greenhouse operation together with exceptional landscape buffering through use of low berms and an lm aginative mixture of native trees and shrubs The Sturgeons are receiving the award for the design and construc tion of their home and the of the property natural features including hillside slopes and a pine plantation Their develop ment Is exceptionally well In tegrated with the Bronte Creek Valley area of Ihe Niagara Escarp ment The award presentation piece is a solid acrylic block with embossed type and engraving created by Design Associates of Toronto In the manner of a contem porary decorative sculpture Seen through front is a symmetrical grid of squares superimposed over Temporary care offered an etched profile of the Escarpment The Interplay of the precise grid and the lines of the Escarpment suggest the potential for harmony between well planned development and the natural environment Engraved on the bottom of the block ore triloblte fossils from St Catharines and Colllngwood Township that date back appro Imatcly 443 million years These are from the collection of Royal Ontario Museum which assisted in their selection and in making the casts for the engraving New support program begins Stress Bum out We hear the But few people the situation think about the demands placed upon the family providing care to a dependent senior The Region of Peel Is introducing a program of respite care to address this problem which affects In par tlcular the memory impaired andor dependent elderly The pro gram starting July 1 offers tern care and supervision for dependent seniors Providing ongoing care and supervision to a dependent relative can be both physically and emo tional exhausting says Jim Crozler commissioner of social ser vices the program will help caregivers to continue caring for their aged relatives at home by them the caregivers a from their demanding respon sibilities The program is also designed to provide a period of stimulation and companionship for the dependent senior Developed by Peel the respite care program is modeled after a proposal developed by the Mississauga Hospital The Peel program provides three types of care Under the In home respite care category a peel worker visits dependent seniors at home for scheduled periods of time to provide care and supervision The second type of care vacation care is an arrangement for stays of several days or weeks during which dependent seniors move into settings vised setting for a group of seniors to participate in structured programs outside of their home environments The new program is bang funded by the Ministry of Community and Social Services and by the recovery of client fees An advisory committee has been appointed by the ministry consisting of persons whose wealth of knowledge and experience will en sure significant community Involve ment Mr Crozler adds Applications for the Respite Care Program will be accepted by the Community Support Team of the Social Services Department July 1 For more Information please call ext 360 NEW PHONE No DUALITY STEREO SYSTEMS ACCESSORIES ran your home a automotive RECORDS TAPES CDs Silei sniwt 1 SAVE 10 1 WITH THIS COUPON HOME MOVIES Transferred to VIDEO Vahi Regulif A mm Time Tips Ex 111 SHOPPERS DRUG MART Georgetown Market Place SECTION B THE HERALD Wednesday June the HERALD Entertainment Tom Hanks proves Big can be better than the usual fare By Herald Special Big Is the latest of the adolescent turns Into a grownup overnight genre of movie Big is also the best with Tom Hanks turning In delightful per formance as the 13yearold 30- yearold who has his wishes granted much to his horror I hope that with this version this severely overwork plot can be laid Id rest once and for all Thats my with Josh Is a 12 yearold from a lower middle class family who lives In New Jersey and shares his bedroom with his baby sister Josh is kidnapped by his parents Its not much of a variance but heck It la something The only lesson learned here Is an old one Gee Auntie Em theres no place like home The script Is better and somehow the whole Idea seems more plausible here Elisabeth Perkins as the fascinated coworker girlfriend Is a good actress Mast of all this movie has Tom Hanks Without doubt that Is the main ingredient In Bigs success Hanks is simply charming as Josh and absolutely believable His reaction to Perkins question about his feelings for her la perfect I AT li ii 1 AT THE MOVIES Mi I I 1 on the short side and has a bit of a crush on a rather tall glr One par discouraging evening at a fair Josh makes a wish Into he unplugged Zoltan fortune telling machine and finds himself larger than life the next morning His mom attacks him with a knife His best friend screams blue murder Josh Is In trouble Whats a boy to do Check Into a flophouse hotel In Times Square of course And cry his eyes out In the night However Josh lands on his feet and Into a cushy job with a toy manufacturer He vice- president in charge of Ideas or whatever the official term is and wildly successful Quel prise But never mind you can hardly expect originality at this point in time In his genre The rest is pretty predictable Josh attracts a woman comes up with great Ideas shows up the cor porate climbers He Is you guessed It a breath of fresh air in a stodgy business world The New York business men must be getting sick of having their lives and work trashed like this Id be ticked off 1 Why does this movie work If it Is all so familiar For one thing Josh doesnt take his fathers Identity Josh Is presumed Like any 13yearold he has a birth day during the movie he Aw come on And hits her with a comic book What else would he do On the loose at the famed Schwartz toy store be has a marvellous time all those toys and he has Just earned his first paycheck Where else would ho go If you like Hanks you should really enjoy this film film was Like Father Like Son was made not to mention the other clones It was a risky decision to finish It and sell it but I think hat Hanks redeems the whole thing You wont be rolling In the aisles out you will chuckle a lot and you wont feel cheated Besides theres the air conditioning On a degree day thats worth its weight In popcorn refraction inside the block gives the illusion that they arc floating to top surface Award recipient details and the signatures of Ontario Premier David Peterson and Com mission Chairman Bayly also appear on the top surface along with the NEC and Provincial logos Similar presentation ceremonies are being held through June and Ju at council meetings of he other seven Escarpment area counties and regions for 11 other winners of this years award EORGETOWN CINEMA GUELPH STREET CINEMA GREAT WEEK DundeeE 9 5 p Saturday Matinee at p m I NO PASSES 0RC0UP0NS CINEMA Great Outdoors Sit Sun 2 Tie Main St S 3388 The finest dining every Thursday and Friday in Served 1 1 00 am 2 00 pm SSSm est ONLY ENTERTAINING THIS WEEK OVERDRIVE Thursday Friday Saturday Congratulations to Golf Tournament Winners and to the Chronic Skin Disease Foundation