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PAGE 10, WHITYFE PES WEDNESDAYMAY 8,'1991 Humorous touch to, Raabwok An exhibition of the art' of George Raab, .whose works have reetybeen'purchàsed for the Canadian embassies in-ashig- ton, D).C. and.Bet6jing,'China, will continue at-The Stat'on Gallery until May 26. 'George Raab: Wild Impres- sions and Recycled Objecta hi- cludes sculptures and etéhinqs.. Raab's humour is sometimes shown in hiei etchings, and now also in his sculptures made from found objecte. .Raab has selectively been pick- ing up metal parts for more than 15 years, and large collection of rusty motal pieces is spread out on tables and. on the ýground on his farm in Millbroolc, Ont. tb tri th, toi mi sri wi da in Raab contrasta his fancifl.> more depth iterme of emotional pproach with the sculptures, to values and, has sharpned by' e. contemplative process perspejveW equired for etchingu. Raab atudied at the University In. selecting subject matter for of Toronto and, later pursued [aecigRaab has< chosen creative artslspec me 9wilderneéss places mstead of pitmaking, at.SherdagC i.setcua iw of typical loge and etcluing at erindale col- )uriÎt attracttionns, iàle. Feeling that nature is not for '%e has travelled.extensively hi ar amusement, Raab hopes, to Mrica, Europe the Middle East, ako us aware, of the beauyof Htho aainrcic ad cna.ou nall -segments of nature wliich H has ecev nmru le can look for and experience awards.11cnutaehi- lnh V.ouodco R abwl odtanehi Fr-as also itoudClu tion tour'on Sunday May 12, 2 this work, %t enhance the pan. at the jallery. fe will, con- etails. duct an etchxng workshop at the gallry n My 25and26,10 «Colourhbas allowed me to givea.n. to 4 p.m. McLaughlinjuried art exhibition The winners hav.e been-decided 1.' SCULPTURES and etchings by Georgeý Raab are now on display at The Station Gallery. CfrI. Bavinphoto Courtesy of Kinsmen'Club.of Port Perry FRIDAY, MAY l7th, 1991 ~ THE MIANDER' '~4~ 8 PM to. 12 Midnight $1 .00per person Pnaceeds to Benefit Central 7 Organization. Tickets available at lrwin Sm.iith Music Ltd. or at the door. DREA-M.STORE One Of Canada 's Largest Instruments displayed to give you ideas' for set ups on stage and at home. We are giving awa 2 RE tickets per family for the 4CA RNI VAL ~MIDWAY & GAMES Fromn May 8-l2th Onfy 50 Tickets A vailab le! Hwy #401' & Brook Rd. Un Pickering Home& Design Centre Tho 24th annual juried art exhibition will b. held at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. until Juos have selected the winnors for the 1991 exhibition: *Oshawa Art Association Bout in Show award.' Anastasa McEwen -Still Life with Nails *Janet Contes Bout Use orColour award: Marie Butt - ,Bond in the Road - Durham;,' e Aàrlie Motor, Sales award.- Bary Boton ,l nvaders *Art Affirs awarLk Olga Smith - Mumscape *Brush Strokos award Les Jones -Forest Snowcaps - Tweed * Corporation of the City of Oshawa award. Tracy Bowen- Think Tank eGrace Gallery of Fine Art award: Karen Rtichardson -Te Changehouse e Liqmdtex Canada (Acrylic) award.' Mark Powers - Thrminator 0 Iàquitex. Canada (O11) award: Pat 'McCauley- Lane in. :Kensington e*McNamee Inuurance award.- Pat McCauley - Kirk e Oshawa Chamber of Commerce award: ' Gerald McLaughlin- Cementhead 0 Oshawa and District Council of the Arts award., Ray Partridge - Hlockley Huila 0 Oshawa Symphony volunteer committee arIward: Auastasia MéEwen - &inflower / Beef Leg StilliUfe 9 Robert McLaughlin Gallery volunteer comittee award.~ Bud Hayý - Enchanted Foreet (Nar. Orono) ,' a Stevenson'. award: Trac Bowemr- Three Witehes'* Jon Stacey ,award for drawing: Audroy Stewart - When 1 was a Girl ... (tona stud) 0*Bota Sigma Phi award for aculptue: Tyler S Briley - Abstract #1 a Tom GrapI*c9, awardh.Bamr Bolton - Su Mo e Cullen Gardons award for honourable mention: Jeif Shymko' *Cullen- Gardons award for honourablo, mention: A.udrey On Sunday, May 12, 8 pan., the .,Oshawa Symphony wil preient An Eveingx of Gilbert ad Sullivan. at Eatdaeý Coflegiate Theatre in Oshawa. Sposred by General Motors of C=n Limited, the concert will feature soprano- Cristen Gregoey, mezzo-s noGisele Fredette," tenor r 0Duflois baritone Roy< Schatz , bass Iton Bermingham, the bGibert& Sullivan Society Yl=roto and the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra conducted byWhisto Webber. . ickets for- this Gilbert 'and' Sullivan conçert, .which, will féatum ul selections -fr-om' Mikao, raaresof Penzance, Stewart - MiU St. Minstrel a Cullen Gardons award for honourable mentio6n:, Mari Butt- First Snowfall - Supoerior. 1 Tlheré w ere 246 original works> of art roèed for judgin. To enter. the' show,ý artiste have to, roude in Durhamn Region or be a moember of the ýOshawa Art Asmociation. lh. throe'jurors for ti year wom .Noil-Brçadfoot,.Johnm Leonard and- GoreeRaab. The e"hbiticludea 74wrls by localartiste. Fo tirther infrmtion, contact Audroy A. 'Stewart a (416) 983-5638 (Oroeio). Gondoliers and 'HMS» Pinafore,» are .$15 each (plus G8'1, for adulte and senios, and' $8 oach (Plus GSI' for situdents, Ïand are avaiale at Saywel'Ps in Oshawa,4ý Discs & Date in Whithy and' RickaWn i'inBowmainville, or 'by, :callin the' Oshawa Symphony ofcat579-6711. Osawa.. theatre to hos By MaurenQuila Prm.My14-t 18 the Osh- awa Little>Theatr w ho st- ing the Theatre Ontario Festival, which includes the bout of com- <munity theatre works from"al omer Ontario. < IM. provincial, competiton ha como to Oshawa severýal*,times before but this will bh iifra-t. officiai conteât takig Place i the iàttieTheatre located, at 62 Russett Dr. The festival will, include four. pla'ys: 'Amadéus' presented by te Br.amalea Little Theatre; <oc' written by Canadian play-, igkht.Sharon'Pollock ad re- sentod by the Guelph Ltl Theatre;.-UA Life,' presented bý the Pterborough Teatre Guild. >and 'Abertine' by the Espanolap Little Theatre. Al 'plays will ho held at the Oshawa-,'theatre, bëginni»g 'at "7:30 p.mi.,on-openig day,:and at A UXthrdte.Cstw~ _____________ j N N N Symnphony presents a evening ofGilùbert ad Suiia É Ê É ', à m M, Sr ý, M", M., ýjo 1 1