wvtl'wY ru r o, v' weciuuuy, ivaron 271 1W 1 rage A nihtofijazz, dancing9 b be held as fundraiser A Sp ring Flin g dance will be offered by the Oshawa-Durham Symphony Orchestra on.Satur- At then dagijt, eil 13 in Oshawa. edajg itd Jazz Band with vocalist Claudette Van gickle, 'will perform music from the Glenn Miller era. Three of the symphony'si musi- clans will perfîrm Jeromne Kern selections during întêrmission. The event, a fundraiser for' the orchestra, will be held at the Rossland' Park Country Club, sitarting at 9 p.m. ickets are $25, and should be purchased in advance. Caîl 579- Tay1ort abstractions Student concert- in Oshawa 'Character Lines,' an exhibition of abstract, process-oriented paintings by artist*Ches Taylor, will open at the Robert Mcagln Gallery on Thursday, March 28. The paintings, executed in 1993 ad1994. corne under the general headlng of "geomnetrical abstraction." Taylor'. paintinge are full of carefully created white space that help the coloured areas to expand gently. The coloured areas are created by brushing areas of tape over paper then removing the tape. Taylor found bis initial inspiration as an artist at the McLaughlin gallery. In the early 1970s he worked as a gallery assistant, A graduate of Oshawa Central Collegiate Institute, Oshawa and the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, he bas served as chief of tecbnical services at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa and manager of tecbnlcal services at the Art Gallery of Ontario ln Toronto. Taylor la now technical co- ordinator at the Art Gallery of Hamilton. The exhibition continues until May 19. Sixtes' (ûhawa shown An exhibition of ,bistoric photographe of early Oshawa, from the Thomas Bouckley Collection, wil open at the Robert :McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa on March 28. The sixties are remembered as the decade of change. Everything from fashion design to architecture reflected a desire to explore new ideas. During thia time the appearance of Oshawa changed dramatically as l9th century structures were razed to make room for multi- storeY office towers, including the new city hall. Bouckley (1904-1988) was born in Blackpool, England. He flrst became interested i collecting photographs of Oshawa after acquiring hie father'. collection. A graduate of the University of Toronto ini ceramic engineering, Bouckley authored three volumes- of photos and historical facts about Oshawa's past. Cohfd rtii1 Document Shreddung *High volume equipment wiIJ reduce oui r shreddring trcs The Oshawa & District Branch of the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association will present a concert featuring senior level students on Friday, March 29, 8 p.m., at Zion Christian Reform Church, 409 Adelalde St. E. (at Central Park), Oshawa. Tickets coot $5 and are available at Thomas House of Music, Whitby. pJ rc4 Ci RAUATE AUy D ai-r bags )UR t -tauto atle .Li j tak .2litre eîABS aSeeJttitude, engirie J o - 0Easy en t fr *SIOf 'nl 2cle ig seat * Rear flt * Tfljf leIase YOu should know this: Licence,ý taxes and insurance flot included. Dealer rnay seli or lease for less. Urited Urne offer. Other lease ternis available. Sorne mileage conditions apply. OAC. See Dealer for details. ç~Q NITUR?#9< 121 Brock St N. HFEATH NMITIN RNRE IC(just N. of 4 corners) HEtITH& UTITONCETR IC,668-2661 *Aromatherapy *Nutrition Assessment *Iris Analysis *Shiatsu OPEN MONDAY TO SUNDAY Whithv grna Prao& WnA...I.aà Là -.-L. #%«v îioveý n--- jo% ý 13 rrÀr mwÀr NOff OFFER the services of a Registered Massage Therapist st e