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Perinet said the reaction to the male nudity and coarse language is all the more surprising, viewed in the context, of what is allowed in television and what children are seeing everyday on commercial television. A small sign was posted on the outâ€" side of the gallery telling people there was another entrance if they did not wish to view the work. Some comâ€" plaints have come from parents annoyed at having their children view the work. Library director Eleanor James agrees, saying she was thrilled the Galleries gave permission to them durâ€" ing the construction on the front door. The library is improving its disabled access. In fact, when the library asked the Galleries for permission to detour the library users through the exhibit, the Gallery people thought it was a "fabuâ€" lous" opportunity to have art more accessible to people. Asked if she was surprised by the reaction, she responded, "Absolutely." Library construction opens gallery doors to more people (Continue from page 1) would address the concerns expressed to her and other gallery staff. Hundreds of grants and low interest loans are available for hiring, training, exporting, marketing, etc. Our firm of Chartered Accountants has developed a programme to assist you in determining what funding is available for your business. Our costâ€"effective approach also assists in the completion of application forms and ‘onâ€"going reporting documents. For your free copy of our government assistance brochure please call our office at (416) 449â€"2249. The Government wants to fund your business! BENNETT GOLD Two weeks ago, Globe and Mail visual arts critic, John Bentley Mays, applauded the exhibit; calling it imporâ€" tant, plainâ€"talking work that makes the experience of everyday life "as arresting as great historical art." The work has been on view since midâ€"September, but people have only recently been detoured through it when they wanted to enter the library. For instance, those attending the library‘s popular annual book sale last weekend followed arrows leading them to the entrance to the gallery. James says the work has not garâ€" nered much criticism this past week, but she said a quick survey of staff revealed they are hearing adverse reaction from Lum‘s exterior display, his Banner Pole Project â€" a row of brightlyâ€"colored socks. "This needs to be talked about. If there is this level of tolerance on televiâ€" sion, then why is this level of tolerance not also in a public art gallery?" she said. Corns, Calluses, Warts Nail Disorders, Infection (Fungal/Bacterial) Senior‘s Foot Care OAKVILLE, ONT. L6L 15 HARBOUR PLACE (BRONTE), LOWER LEVEL 2368 LAKESHORE RD. W., TEN TOES ‘ ‘ FOOT CARE U. F RELIEVING TREATMENTS: FREE CONSULTATION For appointment, call (905) 825â€"0510 INCLUDES TRIPLE RESSER MIRROR, 4 POSTER HEADBOARD FOOTBOARD, 2 NIGHT TABLES ARMOIRE REG. $1399. ON SALE â€") BRONTE VILLAG L @~Jakeshore Rd. W. ay(muuaaa-lsoe‘\g BEDROOM SUITE FOR BEST SELECTION MATCHING HUTCH BUFFET AVAILABLE delivers