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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, September 30, 1994 â€" 12 SUBWAY* BUY 2â€"GET 1 FREE Buy any two footlongs get 1 free of equal value Only with this coupon . at this location 384 ITroquois Shore, Oakville 849â€"7827 By KATY CLARK Special to the Beaver Oakville Galleries Volunteer Association has decided it‘s time to celebrate. For the last two decades, memâ€" bers of the OGVA have been workâ€" ing hard to introduce contemporary art to the residents of Oakville and as the 20th anniversary of Gairloch Gallery passes, the volunteers are looking back at the progress they have made. In 1972, James Gairdner â€" an investment dealer â€" artist and Oakville resident for over 50 years left Gairloch, The Studio and the adjoining 11 acre grounds, to the Town of Oakville, with the direction that his estate be used as an Art Gallery for the display of works of art by contemporary artists. Two years later, nine enthusiastic volunteers formed the Gairloch Gallery Auxiliary. During the last 20 years, the volunteers â€" which now total 73 â€" have arranged and installed shows at Gairloch Gallery, started an education program, and c w e w raised money to purchase four sculptures for the sculpture garden, and permanent art for the galleries. (In 1978 Gairloch Gallery amalgaâ€" mated with Centennial Gallery, becoming Oakville Galleries Limited.) A successful art rental program and a popular studio gift shop, both staffed ‘entirely by volunteers, are two of the OGVA‘s most successful moneyâ€"raising ventures. Edna Powers â€" who joined the Association 20 years ago â€" fondly remembers The Studio gift shop‘s humble beginnings. "We used to display the items for sale on the dining room table in the main house," says Powers. "We didn‘t have enough money for paper, so I used to sew (shopâ€" ping) bags out of cloth." Today, The Studio gift shop occupies Gairdner‘s studio and disâ€" plays handcrafted art by artists from all over Canada. The OGVA‘s art rental program â€" which allows members to rent an original work of art for up to three months â€" helps raise money for the @jcmnux opron CINEMA GUIDE MATINEES SATURDAY SUNDAY AT ALL CINEMAS! SHOWCASE Burlington 3325 HARVESTER RD. » 637â€"5677 TIME COP (R) Brutal Violence (Dolby Stereo) Evgs. 7:10 9:40. Sat. Sun. Mat. 1:45. J THE RIVER WILD (AA) Mature Theme, Not 9:40. Sat. Sun. Mat. 1:45. No passes accepted. TRUE LIES (AA) Brutal Violence, Not Evgs. 7:00 9:45. Sat. Sun. Mat. 1:30. THE SCOUT (PG) Evgs. 7:20 9:40. Sat. Sun. Mat. 2:00. No Passes Accepted. NATURAL BORN KILLERS (R) Sexual Violence, Brutal Violence, Torture. Evgs. 7:20 9:50. sat. Sun. Mat. 1:30. CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER (AA) Evgs. 7:00 9:45. Sat. Sun. Mat. 1:30. OAKVILLE MEWS 171 SPEERS KERR ST. + 844â€"4800 é\ MB THE RIVER WILD (AA) Mature Theme, Not Recommended For Children (Dolby Stereo) Evgs. 7:00 9:30. Sat. Sun. Mat. 2:00. No Passes Accepted. 9:20. Sat. Sun. Mat. 2:30. No Passes Accepted. 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Peter Fravers, ROLLING STONE MAG AZINM THE IVER w C# WO oc‘ Albert Brooks Brendan Fraser “ yB His wire ; uol ol P clallie â€" THERES STILL ! TIME To Esn on 7 es 7 es MuRbeR is rorever.. UNTIL NOW, BRUTAL Vi ue "Flawless casting. Perfect direction. Another winner from Joel Schumacher." ~Beb MackdreyGLOBAL TeLEVISION hn x THE K oo TE ___.â€"C MATURE THEME Mosires Aranch Ontace mantenimo scenes heve ts Say e s ..... P0vvw ........_-Vvv x â€" '......vvv-. is p9e®e ee0e00000000 .ooo.ooo..‘.....ooooozgzg Edna Powers and Elsie McCallum of the OGVA welcome visitors to the 20th anniversary Open House Sunday between 2 and 4 p.m. at Gairloch Gallery. galleries and also enables the public to try out original paintings. "We feel we‘re providing a good service to people by making it posâ€" sible for them to have original works of art in their home without (Photo by Peter McCusker) having to make the commitment to buy them," says Elsie McCallum, a former president of the OGVA and chairman of the 20th Anniversary Committee. But McCallum admits it is very Have fun in the dark (and bring the kids) * * h« FAMOUS PEOPLE PLAYERS PRESENTS q LittlLe Mol'elv\dgic Canada‘s worldâ€"renowned Black Light Theatre Troupe comes to The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts Friday, Sept. 30 Saturday, Oct. 1 8 p.m. (905) 815â€"2021 sponsored by ROYAL BANK GROUP $3 Rovat Bank Rovar Trust RBC Dominion Securmes Next to the moon and the stars, it‘s the best thing to see in the dark. For complete details, call the Ticket Office at (905) 815â€"2021. Open Monday to Friday, 12 Noon to 5 p.m. Events Line 338â€"4200 Be in tune with the OSO Call 844â€"7984 to receive a copy of our 1994â€"95 Seasons Brochure. 20 years rewarding when people decide to purchase the art they are renting. "There is nothing more exciting than when someone says this is the first piece of original art they‘ve bought," she says. Although the OGVA‘s memberâ€" ship has grown considerably since its formation. McCallum says the Association is always looking for new members. "You don‘t have to know a lot about art to belong," says McCallum. "Belonging to an assoâ€" ciation like this is a learning experiâ€" ence. You learn by watching others and listening." To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Oakville Galleries Volunteer Association is hosting an open house at Gairloch Gallery on Oct. 2nd, from 2 to 4 p.m. The public is welcome to attend. 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