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(905)972-9700___________ RELOCATORS: Excellent service, starting $45/hr. in cludes 2 professional movers. truck and insurance. Best rates on long distance. 844-8733. Come join us on: · Fri., Nov. 19, Noon-9pm ·S a t., Nov.20, 9am-5pm ·S u n ., Nov.21, Noon-5pm Be $ 10- $ 75 . Cash/ Debit only o 335-9951 Photo by Peter C. McCusker Artists Joanne Lucas-Warren and Susan Blackadar (right) are about to take their work down to make room for the new exhibit at Oakville Honda, while Elizabeth Pudsey and Laura Tay lor (seated) plan The Millennium Showing, which opens on Tuesday. CUSTOM-MADE valances, draperies, sheers, comfort ers. bed co-ordinates, fab rics. ta b le / chair accessories. Call Sherry. 634-6706. tutorial Deaths GLENN, G ordon E., B.Comm CA (A m em b e r o f th e In s titu te o f C h a rte re d A c c o u n ta n ts , G ra c e L u th e ra n C h u rc h , O akville G o lf Club, The Toronto M usicians Association and Past M em ber of O akville R o ta ry a n d O a k v ille T r a fa lg a r R o ta ry C lubs and the Kinsm en Club of O akville. P a s t P a r tn e r o f G le n n G r a y d o n a n d W right). P e a c e fu lly o n M o n d a y N o v e m b e r 15, 1 9 9 9 a t O a k v ille T r a f a lg a r M e m o ria l H ospital in his 7 1 st year. G ord, beloved h u s b a n d o f M a rg a re t. L o v e d fa th e r o f Brian and his wife Caroline, C hris and his wife Carol and Frank and his wife W endy. D e a r g ra n d fa th e r o f R a n d y , J e n n y , E liz a b e th , R o b b ie , T y le r, J u s tin , S a ra h a n d S a m m y . V is ita tio n a t th e K o p riv a T a y lo r C o m m u n ity F u n e ra l H o m e , 64 Lakeshore Road W est, O akville from 2-4 & 7 -9 p m W e d n e s d a y . F u n e ra l s e rv ic e 1pm T h u rs d a y . C re m a tio n . T h o s e w ho wish m ay m ake m em orial contributions to the charity of th e ir choice. Deaths SILZ, Johanna P e a c e fu lly , a t th e O a k v ille T r a fa lg a r M em orial H ospital on F riday, N ovem ber 12, 1999, in her 82nd year. Beloved wife o f th e la te W e r n e r S ilz . A s p e r h e r w ishes, there w ill be no fu n era l service. Crem ation has taken place. Donations to the charity of your choice would be greatly appreciated by the fam ily and friends. Creative `autom otive' art "It hasn't been that way up to this point, and I don't think it's going to be that way in the ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR future," adds Pudsey. "Even the opening, you It should be called Artistic Automobiles or don't have to have an invitation to come. We won't turn anyone away." Creative Cars. The idea of a gallery at the Honda dealership However, the art exhibition is titled The Mil lennium Showing, and it will open in the Gallery began when David Edgar, the general manager of Oakville Honda, who solicited Taylor's help to at Oakville Honda on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. The opening reception, between 6 and 9 p.m., spruce up his waiting room. "It was very dated, and we needed to intro will be catered by Deliciously Yours, and every one is invited to enjoy the art and the refresh duce some life to it," says the interior designer, explaining that Edgar had established a success ments. Organizers Laura Taylor and Elizabeth Pud ful art gallery at his former dealership and was sey have been finding and exhibiting art at ready to do the same in Oakville. "I thought it Oakville Honda for three years now, but this is was a great idea. So, I went searching for an art the first time they've "taken over" the dealership consultant that I could introduce to the galleries, and invited the public to a special opening of and I came upon Liz." over 30 paintings in a variety of media. In an attempt to promote local artists, this "I think what we're trying to do is introduce it dynamic duo has invited specific artists to exhib more to the community now, as well. So that it their work in this new gallery for a few months they're not afraid to come in and look at the at a time. The art on the walls changes four or work, to know that they don't have to have a five times a year, giving various artists the Honda to come in and see the work," says Tay opportunity to hang their work in a local gallery. Pudsey is a member of all the local art associ lor. "We've sent out quite a few invitations for the exhibition. We're hoping to have a great ations and has been on the board of some broad er-based art organizations as well, giving her a response." The intriguing thing about this particular large pool of artists to choose from. "There is a very high degree of professional exhibition is, of course, the theme - the automo bile. Participating artists have been asked to use ism (in the art work) and that's what we look for their creativity when adhering to that theme. "So, - quality and creativity," says Pudsey, adding it doesn't have to look like a car," Taylor stress that each show is a group show for two or three es. artists. "We try to get work that is compatible, yet "It could be the parts of a car, or an imaginary complementary." car, or it could be a car...You have to use your Taylor says the exhibitions have been suc creativity," adds Pudsey, noting that the artists cessful so far with over a dozen of the works of have had a year to create their paintings. "We art being sold while they were on display in the Honda gallery. don't know what exactly to expect." The two organizers wanted to do something "We've done really, really well with it," she different for the millennium. Hence the automo says. "Great response from the Oakville Honda tive-themed exhibit and the special invitation to community and from the community at large. the community at large. And both women, who We've had a lot of artists sell (work)." Now, the two women would like to build on live in Burlington but work in Oakville, say more than half of the 12 artists in The Millennium that base, expanding their viewing audience to Showing are Oakville artists. include more of the community at large. Hence "I can't wait to see it," says Taylor with excit their special Millennium Showing. ed anticipation. "I just got a call from an artist "We have full support of Oakville Honda. who said, `I was only going to have one, but I've This exhibition is completely funded by them. got two.'" There is no profit in return for them.. .The artists Pudsey is one of the artists who will have a receive the full amounts from the paintings when piece in the exhibit, but her watercolour is not they're sold," says Taylor. quite finished. Although she says she is having "They have given Laura and me free rein," fun with it. adds Pudsey, adding that requests for tracking or She and Taylor are quick to point out that peo special lighting have never been denied. ple can visit Oakville Honda anytime to view any Although Taylor and Pudsey have thought of the art exhibits without fear of being harassed about art other than paintings, such as sculptures, by sales staff. pottery, and textile art, they have yet to add those "As long as they make it clear that they are to the repertoire at the gallery. But, says Pudsey, here to look at the art, they should be left alone. "They may be part of our 2001 shows." It's been here long enough that the people work The Millennium Showing, will continue in the ing here realize that," says Taylor, adding that the Oakville Honda gallery at 191 Wyecroft Rd. dealership is, of course, hoping people will look (near Kerr Street) until Jan. 14th. at their cars as well as the art. But it isn't a given. Next year's five exhibits will begin Jan. 18th, "There's no pushing. It's not the way they work." April 18th, June 27th, Aug. 14th and Nov. 14th. By C a ro l B ald w in HIGH school Teacher/ tutor- Math & Science, new curriculum. Grades 7,8.9 & 10. O ne-on-one. Burlington. 333-1408 TUTOR: Mature, respon sible, high school, elemen tary. English as a second language. 25 years exp. 842-5998 (Oakville). ATTENTION El & SA re cipients fulltime & parttime courier training, completely hands on. Call (905)3386600. 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