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Petersburg, Ill artist featured, at the library a An interest in art came early in the life of Doreen Schaub of Petersburg. Pay: 10 - Waudoo Chronicle, WM, Septombu ts. um "Since I was six years old. I always hado pen or pen- cil in my hand, doodling," said the artist. whose works are on display until oet. 2 at the Waterloo Public Li- brary. ' She has had few formal lessons. in painting but art books at the library. a de: gree in fine arts at Univer- sity of Guelph and lessons at Doon School of Fine arts have contributed to her development as an artist. Mrs. Scaub started sketch- ing with pen and pencil but soon graduated to oils when her parents gave her a set of oil paints at the age of 16. Mrs. Scaub works in a variety of media including oils. water colors. acrylics. sculpture. ceramics and print-making. However, her first love is oils. Her 24 works displayed at the library include oils. water colors, "one pastel and some acrylics. Most of the paintings are re- eently-completed but some are several years old. _ é: Ri 2ii)t, 34/479 fififw/ She is excited at the op- portunity to present a one woman show but concedes CI1ik G EX? iE111'lSttl' Lct. . '- a?" e ner tt MS I MEI, Mil' 1620 King St. E. (across from Rockway Gardens) 744-3391 ' Illl ttit T LTL" as; r “f“‘u 2 wr--"- ._ - ',uaiiBlet, (tl-ell-tl-iii" 'ttt j" 'iiliiLEii ei-ra- I - sigiB1 llq y __ - C " - -. - _ _ " Cd (iBlllrlflll%tlfai - k. _ =5ES8elSeEele.e.,.tgg ~ 'ff.' i5tNll!lll!lii a?! Ira-L-d-c,."?.'.'.".":":':":, ' a (ll9:gciiiiC(alrtiiiiiiiiii 'r_T2' " ' "aTcTcau22ei, 3' _ j ki, ‘n TGall TCCG TERRIFIC DEALS ON TOYOTA Cars, Land Cruisers _ 1hhbonsllrpicle0isl She completes about 12 paintings a year “but you have to really work hard to turn out a good painting. For every good one, there might be three or four you messed up“. it's difficult to get enough paintings ready. Although the library ex- hibition is Mrs. Schaubs first one woman Show. her works have appeared, in group exhibitions, juried shows and at local galleries. She is a member of the K-W Society for the Arts, the K-W Art Gallery, and the Stratford Art Gallery. A Kitchener native. Mrs. Scaub says her favorite art form is portraiture. "Basically, I'm not a landscape painter because I don't like working out- doors . . .Mostly I like work- ing with people. But it's very hard to find people who have the time to sit for you. I'd really like to spend all my time doing people." she said. The next few months will be busy ones for Mrs. Schaub. After the library Show. some of her works will be exhibited in Kitch- ener store windows as part O O O ‘ O O O 0 O O O O A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A o ric(iii'iil'"), Akneg'tyattie k tLid - A [I‘d OOOOOOOOOOO‘OOOOOO0000000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOOOOOOO Doreen Schaub of Patorsburg displays one of her painting; that will be exhibited at the Waterloo Public Library's gallery Sept. 1 2 to Oct. 2. _ of an Oktoberfest walkin'g art exhibit sponsored by the Waterloo Region Artists Association. . Her works will also be ex- hibited during Oktoberfest in the Big Sisters' Artfest. Other future exhibitions in- clude a show at Waterdown Cenotaph ceremony for Battle of Britain Battle of Britain Week will be marked in Waterloo with a dedication cere- mony at the cenataph Thursday at 6 p.m. The ceremony will be preceded by a parade from King and William Streets to the cenotaph'. Battle of Britain Week has been declared from Sept. 12 to Sept. 19. The Battle of Britain was fought and won be- tween July 10 and Oct. 31, 1940. The Royal Air Force Fighter Command. with UNDERSTANDING (CANADA'S ECONOMY Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St. s. Waterloo A University of Waterloo Credit Course Begins Monday. September 20 7 p.m. at the For 4urther information please call the Centre, at t09-1020 or the UW Part-timq Studies Office 385-121 1 . ext. 3447. and a group show at the Waterloo Public Library Nov. MtoDec. 4. hundreds of Canadian and Commonwealth pilots and ground crew assisting. de- feated the German Luft- waffe during this critical battle and won a chance for Britain and the Allies to regroup and win World War II. WAKE-UP! SHAPE UP? “all " 'FekT"das (, I ya.