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llallir a old unusual fallen or some her recent pieces the tannery in She was com missioned by the plant ail year to liven up some of the thousands of feet drab wall space In the factory Von worker enjoy colorful depletion of their Jobs and a light in the lunchroom Herald photo Her murals brighten up Beardmore Where there there officials a Aclon leather processing phnt must have lint an imaginative artist would find a great deal of color and drama among the piles of and raw muscle- power provided by its Last foil they commissioned year old Geo resl dent lie a Sheridan College Illustration course graduate to turn some the plant drah interior walls into cheerful munis underlining the company pride In its trade and honoring the iaborof its workforce It took Miss Bailie and a couple of chums from Sheridan nine weeks to grid the walls sketch designs and finish painting Her designs some of which stretch over 100 feel and hurl themselves around com era with racy tripes of blue bluegreen and burnt yellow can be found in the shipping and dry dipandcunngdcpart merits the machine shop em ploy entrance lunch When she walked into the plant Miss Bailie admitted she really had no firm plans about what would go on the I walked In there totally cold she told The Herald We had a couple of confer plant officials and they wanted things relating to the tannery to brighten up the place Now interspersed with the roving bands of color are scenes of the plant operation which would have been far to workers a ha If century ago and which really haven I changed much since A worker Is depicted using the machine shop muni while in another part of the plant a preparing a shoe sole During the mural s prcpara there were several tours through the factory familiar Miss Bailie with the tanning process She prepared by first draw a small scale version of gn on graph paper and then joined by helpers Mane Hurley and Kent Buries transferred the grid to ho walls sketched in the designs and began painting Painting Miss Bailie said proved to be the most limeconsuming and painstaking task beginning first with a while enamel background and later add the stripes and figures in color paint Because murals depict roles played by each department in the tinning process the lunch room could have posed a problem Miss Bailie broke from the work theme briefly and designed a quiet pastoral scene with vast roll lulls of grass an enormous blue horizon and fittingly enough a cow contentedly nose deep in I figured the employees need break when Ihcy go Into the lunchroom and may not want to see pictures of people working around them she explained Special attention was paid the color schemes of her murals In some departments the colors are particularly warm and vibrant but Miss Bathe intentionally used cool blues and greens for her work in the dry dip and curing department where tempera lures can be quite high Greeted at first with curios lly the work Miss Battle and her companions were doing soon by most of the employees at the plant and they were generally supp ortive of her efforts Others less inclined accept the color changes made in their working areas simply shrugged at the whole episode Currently she s free lancing and has done a couple of other smaller projects for local Georgetown organizations Her work has drawn interest from another tannery and more work from the Acton plant as well Miss Bailie said she has a special interest in children book Illustration and dreams day tackling an illustrat ion contract for a publisher Apple FIREWOOD Cut Your Own LARGE TREES For More Information CALL 8780534 Monday Friday 900 am pm Ort bazaar men holds its annual Ort bazanr May 19 from til It 1 the St Lawrence Market Front and J irvib Streets ft i household Items antiques crockery produce cheeses homo cooked goodies crafts records used clothing and much much more The per person admission children under seniors free getsyouaehanceto win cash or color television Spring into Spring The annual 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