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PAGE 8, WEDNEàDAY, JIJNE 11, 1986, WHIT13Y FREE PRESS PrMt show at1-ocal allery tili -June 22 Nationally established contempora'ry printmaker J. Carl Heywood opened a show of his selected prints from 1980-86 last week at the Station Gallery. The 32 pieces in the show refleet the range of Heywood's techincal and artistic influences. Working in silkscreening, etching, lithography, collage and handwork, and often com- bining, the techniques to arrive at his desired effect, Heywood's work displays a surprising variety of imagery and form. "In the last 25 years there has been a tremendous ex- plosion of printmaking," said the artist, in a recent interview. "It 'can include so m rany variables: photography, drawing, painting.- Painting or drawing can be very limiting but in printmaking I have this feeling of tremendous freedom. It's almost like being turned loose." The freedom Heywood experiences working in his il Whether at work, shbp- ping or travelling in North America, the National. Trust TOTAL Card' is al you need when you need instant cash from your Natobnal Trust account. It's a Money Machine Card. Use t at an>' National Trust TOTAL Money MachineTM ta get instant cash, make deposits, transfers or account balance inquiries. Most TOTAL Money chosen mediumn is im-. mediately apparent in this show and as the viewer moves from one piece to the next there is a sense of travelling through hun- dreds of years worth of ar- tistic influences. One moment the viewer finds himself in front of a piece with a decidedly cubist in- fluence, the next he is looking at a Dutch still life or a piece with echoes of Matise or the Romantics., And yet, though culling bis images from a broad swathi, Heywood manages to invest his work with a freshness that is very contemporary. Heywood began his for- mal art studies at the On- tario College of Art in 1959 and in 1967 went on to do specialized studies with S.W. Hayter at Atelier 17 in Paris, France. Since that time printmaking bas been bis primary medium. Exhibiting frequently in various countries, tbe artist bas won awards in many parts of the world and is currently a Professor of Machines are open 24 hours every day. Or you can use the versatile TOTAL Card "'ta get instant cash and your account balance at over 1,000 money machines across Canada and the U.S. displayîng the CIRCUITTM or CIPRUS® symbols. It's an InterBranch Card. SimpîX present the TOTAL Card 'at any ofour 140 Carl Heywood at th e Station Painting and Printmaking June 22 and on June 12, at 8 his exi at' Queen's University in p.m., he will deliver a talk- prints, Kingston. and slide presentation on own wo Heywood's show is on at his favorite topic *- prin- conterr the Station Gallery until tmaking. Using slides from Deer hea Durham Regional Police are searching for a thief with a soft spot for deer. Police report a mounted deer head was stolen fromn the front branches in Canada for cash wîthdrawals, deposits, transfers or accounit balance inquiries. And you'll enjo>' friendly personal service at pour convenience. since most of our- branches providu Full Service 8 to 8. Fnd out more about the TOTAL Card" at your National Trust ',ianch, your Neîghbourhood Financial Centre. *NATIONAL TRUST A [Division of National Victoria, and Grc.y Trustc.n SUse your TOTAL Card TM wherever you see these symbols. MA CHINE,'7, IR U IeleFd rademark ut Natonal ausr Co Cu PTe sa ademk useo unce CIRRUS sa SSY sfee dnur n Interrnch Money Sefvwe VGN400AT A1MB6 --I---------------- Gallery, ,tensive collection of ,including both bis ,rk and that of other aporary prin- SEE PG. 9 id'stolen porch of a home on, Byron St. N. early Sun- day morning. No value has been placed on the head. DR. G. MAKKAR Famlly Physic Ian Is pleased ta announce the opening of her practice at 519 DUN DAS ST. E. WHITBY By appoîntment only 430-1863 VALMED) [i~L4ZHEALTH SERVICES INC. 24 four Nurslng end Homemaking Services for the elderly. sick. dlisableil and molher & neuborn Complimentcry Assessments 356 King St. W. lOshawa 433-1494 Ail you need when you need instant csh. *THECORPORATIONOF THETOWNOFWHITBY PROCLAMATION SENIOR CITIZENS' MONTH TAKE NOTICE THAT the month of June, 1986, is hereby prociaimed as "Senior Citizens' Month" ln and for the Towýn of Whitby. Citizens of Whitby are reminded of the deter- mination and desire of Ontario seniors to take charge of their lives and remain seif-suffici1ent ln their own tcommunitîes and of the benefit we receive from their continuing leadership. DATED ai Whitby, Ontario this 11lth day of June, 1986. R. A. Attersiey, Mayor Town of Whitby 11 il