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' * - Artists Shirley Deaville, James Lumbers and Kathryn Naylor were guests at the Framer's Gallery on Sunday. See story. Well known artists visit Gallery in Port Perry Three well-known artists were guests at the Framer's Gallery last Sunday. James Lumbers, known for his famous paintings that always involve "a ghost or two" was born in Toronto. After working in the field of industrial and corporate design he realized his dream of becoming a painter in 1970. By the late seventies Mr. Lumbers was recBgnized as one of Canada's foremost realist painters. His work is familiar to the North American public through many solo an# group exhibitions, including shows at the Royal Ontario Museum, the McMichael Canadian Art Gallery and the Kennedy Galleries of New York. The art of Shirley Deaville is very profound. Her themes are timelegs; a cluster of wildflowers, 'a oni on a spring bough or a cherished moment in a child's journey through life. Born and raised in North Toronto Ms. Deaville began to paint with a little set of oils given to her by her mother for passing through grade eight with honours. This absorbing hobby of hers led to her studying painting with some of the most respected classical painters of her time. Today, Ms. Deaville's limited- edition prints have met with enormous success and her many sold-out editions are attributed to her many admirers and . Settlement House Shops CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER 11-20 es a »" vn Settlement House Shops collectors of her work. * Kathryn Naylor has been "addicted to art" since early childhood. Experimenting with oils, acrylics and other media, she chose to concentrate on watercolours in the mid- seventies. Winning an award in Hamilton & Region Juried Watercolours Exhibition encouraged her to approach a few private galleries. Since then her work has been seen in many*solo and group shows. Kathryn has also become a careful and dedicated teacher of watercolour techniques, and has given courses and workshops for various private groups, colleges, art schools and universities. The work of all three artists is on display and for sale at the Framer's Gallery ow Queen Street, Port Perry. Times staff hit the bricks Picket lines went up Monday morning at the Oshawa Times building in Oshawa #s about 70 members of the Southern Ontario Newspaper Guild went on strike. The employees come from the editorial, advertising, composing and pressroom departments at the Thompson owned daily paper. They voted overwhelmingly against a management offer Monday morning and were in a legal strike position as of midnight Sunday night. The company's latest offer called for zero increases in wages over the next three years, with a provision in the final year for a $500 bonus if the Times reported a profit. A spokesman for the Guild said Monday morning they are reddy to return to the bargaining table at any time. He would not predict how long the strike may continue. - OPEN HOUSE HOURS NOV. 11th - NOV. 20th Monday to Thursday & Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 Friday to 9 :00 ; Sunday 11:00 to 5:00 10% OFF IN ALL OF OUR SHOPS PLUS MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS tJoin the fun from November 11th to 20th Affordables Settlement House From My Heart Cookie Baking ¥ Candle Making Demonstrations ¥ Prizes ¥ Tasting Tables Downtown Port Perry (905) 985-8234 Open 7 Days a Week Dana Forder GOLDSMITHING 4 NV a, /{ CUSTOM" \ DESIGN & | Settlement House Shops ... a Christmas Tradition It wouldn't be Christmas without a visit! Mon. fo Thurs. 9:30 fo 5:30 238 Queen St, (rm 101) PORT PERRY 2053 085