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4 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Jaworski's line of design nets Canada's top prize Agata Jaworski of Orono has bent her way into the record books. Her bent laminated plywood plywood chair was the winner in a recent Ryerson University student design competition. The challenge given to all 66 third year interior design students at Ryerson was to design a chair that would convey convey the essence of that University. Jaworski set out to design a chair that captured the progressive progressive nature of the University through 'a single line. "A single line expressing change, growth and progress," she says. Last January, the 66 designs were narrowed down to six, then three. On March 27,2003, Jaworski's chair was selected as the winning design by a panel of judges and is now the official Ryerson Chair. Universities traditionally traditionally give benefactors a unique chair and Ryerson until now did not have a special chair of their own. Jaworski's chair fills that void. Bent Ply of Muskoka in Gravenhust, Ontario, manufactured manufactured 50 Ryerson chairs by molding 16 layers of maple veneer with a hydraulic press. The very first chair was given to John Honderich, Publisher of the Toronto Star, who says he likes it, stated Kaworski, in an interview with the Times on Saturday. "The second chair was given to Ted Rogers, who apparently keeps it at his cottage," cottage," she said. Jaworski's Ryerson chair has since gone on to be selected selected from 142 entries as a winner winner in the sixth annual Best of Canada Design competition. The chair is also featured in the July/August 2003 edition edition of Canadian Interiors magazine where Toronto based industrial designer Sott Laughton states, "Curved plywood plywood is a worthy material to explore, but in this country, no one does it well. So I haven't seen something like this before. It doesn't have a student student look." Jaworski who has just finished finished her three-year Interior Design.program at Ryerson on a high, now plans to master in Industrial Design. A limited number of Ryerson chars are available at the Ryerson Book Store for $799. VIP Continued from front The second year university university student says she's been a Rolling Stones fan for a long time. "I'm so exited," she said on Monday at the Orono Times Office. "I'm exited exited about all the band's that are going to be there," she said, "there are so many good bands in the lineup." of St Just/Lannyust, KERNOW/CORNWALL Fantastic Cornish Craft and Bookshop ~ ON-LINE! Kernewek, the Cornish Language, our speciality Books, Modem Crafts, Clothes, Art, Pottery, Jewellery and more! EVERTHING MADE IN CORNWALL wmv.jiistcornish.com +(0)1736 787877 aX Orono Country Cttfe KL Full Menu J) Main Street., Orono, Ontario • 983-9009 9$ Instrumental museum display ORONO - The Clarke Museum and Archives is pleased to present a display of rare band instruments on loan from David CHmen- hage. In late pioneer times (1840's), local bands played a prominent role in everyday life. Communities, large and small, had their bands that played at public and private functions and entered competitions. competitions. Even small communities such as Newtonville and Enfield had local bands of renown. In the later 1800's, local industries such as the : Dominion Organ and Piano .company and the Durham Rubber Company had prizewinning prizewinning bands. A band was a source of community pride, and the local population population keenly followed music competitions. The band instruments will be on display throughout throughout the summer. The Clarke Museum is located at 7086 Old Kirby School Road, Hwy 35/115 at Regional Road 9 and is open for 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Thursday to Sunday. For more information please call 905-983-9243 or 905-623-2734. Or, Karl/ Lee/ and/ Or. Nor ay Teo- are/ pleaded/to- annxyunce/that. NEWCASTLE EYE CARE Us v\ow open/for eye/ e^caww. Please/call/ ufr to- arrange/ an/ appointment. We/loob forward/ to- seeing' you/boxm/! Hours Mon: 9:00 -1:30 Tues: 10:30 - 7:00 Wed: 8:00 - 4:30 Thurs: 10:30-7:00 Fri: 8:00-12:00 Newcastle Eye Care 85 King Avenue West Newcastle, ON L1B1L2 905-987-4251 Dance into the spotlight! Get quality dance instruction from young, energetic, award-winning teachers. At Spotlight DanceWorks, we've got all the latest moves! Recreational and Competitive programs in: • Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Hip Hop • Lyrical • Modern • Highland Drama • Singing Girls and Boys ages 3 and up REGISTER IN AUGUST CALL: 905-697-7644 TLIGHT DANCEWORKS www.spotlightdanceworks.com Sara loannou MacNeil, A.B.A.T.D., Director 164 Baseline Road East, Unit C Bowmanville, ON L1C 1A2