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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-09-09, Page 7FAMILY Times -Advocate, September 9, 1998 Parte 7 An artful look at Canada Cost to Coast -at Ausable. -London artist Johan. Brasse straightens his.painting 'Sas- katchewan' at the Ausable Centre in Lucan during his exhibit there that opened with a re- ception Friday night.. The painting is part of Brasse's 'Coast to Coast Collection' that runs at the Ausable Centre til! Sept. 30. The Ausable Centre is•:open Monday -Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Brasse's exhibition includes the -pointillism technique paintings in the 'Coast to Coast Col- lection' as well as some, of his sculptures and, examples of his newer puristic expres- - siohism paintings. The 'Coast to Coast' paintings are 'meant to show the "greatness and vastness of Canada' according to Brasse. "1 wanted a series and what better way to es- tablish one than to take the provinces?" The Ausable Centre exhibition is Brasse's first. He hopes to become an artist in residence at a t3ermuda gallery this winter. `Highlights' interesting at meeting Is)tYANSTON Bryanston I i it nd.hip ('tub met in the ht ,tt:ut Education room at ltn.ut.tun United Church On:Wed., Scl't 2. - 'twenty - etght.mernters sat down tit a delicious meal at noon which. yv.as supplied by the,Shochottout C'atcrcts A lar of chill sauce was at each plitte. .. • President Alex iellrey opened tltc ntceung by expressing thanks on hehall ol.everyone to the girls for the delicious meal. • A moment •of silence was observed bur Anna Trudgcon..and-. for Mcrylc Dann; both MI6 passed awry- since the June meeting. Alex gave a reading :Time was" which was.l,llowed'hy the singing of happy hifthday.lo Mary Rhantc, •lidith-1 aeon. Olive Hodgins and Helen Moore. accompanied. on the piano, by Margaret Hartwick. • . The June tninutes,and treasurer's reports•werc giver► afuf adopted. Roll ('alt answered hy'sun►mcr highlights': proved interesting. it. was decided the October meeting' will'ltt held at 1:21) p.nt. Ada Smith and•Margaret. Hartvvt.k contprise Iftc ixogrant committee - Turkey Buffet Edith Eaton had tickets for; sale I�tr the upcoming Turkey Buffeton Wed.. Oct. Tat Wesley. United Church. A reading by Alex "The hest cart of a vacation" seemed appropriate. Sunda school holds sleepover pre►gr."'i "irttrnitPee y consisting cif 1<en and Madeline Parkiusun, Alex and Kathy 7eftcry : By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent .SAiNTSBURY - There was no service at St. Patricks on September '6. On.Septembcr 2 at 7:30 p.m. the children and teachers of the Sunday _ School held a mid week "Service 1or• Children" led by Harley Davis from The Book of Compton Prayer. • ' The children's focus was• "Jesus Bids• us Shine", followed by the . • hymn. • Prayers were given and the • - service closed with. the singing of "Angels Watching Over Me The remainder.of the evening was enjoyed with games, races and a hon -fire for roasting ntarshrnal- ,lows prior to enjoying the sleep - 'Oyer in tbbe arish hall. With the• bedtime.stcxy "Jesus chooses His disciples" and•bihle quiz and prayers, everyone settled down in slcepi'ng hags for the night. Breakfast ,was cnjoycd and follow- , ing clean up,, everyone walked to the Davis's_ for lunch and. an after- noon of swimming. A surprise belated birthday cake and ice i ream was shared in Harley Davis's honor. A wonderful experience Find" hopefully something everyone will remember always.._ The Rev. Stanley Jay will he at. St. Patricks on September 12 to cel- ebFate The Holy Eucharist 'as we get hack to our fall schedule. 'Holiday visitors for a couple of , days this past week with Arnold and Rose Cunningham. were Arnold's sister Sylvia Bella Cambridge and niece Rose.Marie Cunningham, Ottawa. - - Congratulations to Harley Davis winning 1st place trophy in the 8Occ mototcro9s' and Std place in . the Super Mini at Paisley R.A.T. track on Sunday. Michael and Marylou,Rumleski Alvinston enjoyed dinner with grandmolhcr Mary Davis on Sunday.' Lucas Durnin and his mother Linda, Auburn were Thursday overnight guests with the. MaoGillivrays. Friday Katie - Scarlett. Caleb. Corhin MacGillivray" and Lucas Durnin WHERE DO YOU TURN to decide where to eat out? COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS Fere at the heart of things Enjoy the casual elegance of fine quality Wicker and Rattan for every room In your home! went to the Discovery Zone to London. Some members -of the connnunr- ty visited the annual Decoration :Service at St. James Anglican Cemetery on Sunday. There will probably be sonic' sad Opinion mess and-exciteni.nt a. the children and young people burnt the coutmit- nity. hid hick to classes on Tuesday, from kindergarten to untverstty atnd -college -following a wonderful Warm summer. (Good luck to'thcin .ail. Horror at the movies By Leonard A. Lesser, London, Ontario' • Orr Saturday night my .favorite pastime is to spend an evening. with -friends or take in'a movie. Last night lily wife. Ella and `1 .attended the showing is -saving Private. Ryan" . ibiu`writcups were superb, alive star rating with top mails from all of the movie crit: ics. How could 'we go wrong:" So we lined up .for our tickets an hour before and waited for- the. show to begin. The manager suddenly appeared at the front of the. audi- toriudi to make an announce- ntent.The movie had .graphic:, grotesque material and if we • found it disturbing within the first 20 minutes our money would be refunded: There was some light nervous laughter as we tried to prepare ourselves for the great unknown. it did not take long for the gore and - guts. to be graphically'por- trayed, the fighting at Omaha Beach showed the horrendous Toss of life and limb that the young men went through: First was a young man who lost his arm ,and went back to retrieve its and.this was followed try hun- dreds of gut wrenching images of boys being killed in the water and on the beaches. the manager lied when he told 'as that the .first few minutes was to be our trial of fire. The entire show was filled with images of explicit decapitations and disemhowclments with all of the evils -and horrors of 'war .thrown in for .gobd measure. At times colic's only salvation was to shut your eyes and hope that the graphic scenes ,would quickly pass but sadly the horrors endured. The ordeal lasted nearly three hours and. at the end a ,woman beside me wiped her eyet and told her friend that she was exhausted. -The capacity crowd exited the theatre quickly without a. word spoken'. Ella -and 1 sat 'deathly still watching the credits trying to compose ourselves and' bring' forth some furor of reason to the madness we had ,just viewed. Why .. did Steven Spielberg; the recipieni-of an Academy Award for the recount of the -holocaust in "Schindler's List", subject his audience; to another horrific. -film? It soul did not glamorize war or make one wantio serve one's country to the . hope of1eing a hero. There was, Only pain and death for the Germans and Americans. Only __Private Ryan lived to go hone to his mother, the sole surviving son of a faintly of four boys. Should you go ter see -the Gln,'' It is rated AA.. Adult Accompaniment. For this film you should take the' warning .ciitiiisly iind-take along-. :e friend or f:onih' member for your emotional support. "This is not the kind of filet I would let a 14 year-old witness".. said Spiclherg. The movie is not meant to be enjoyable. there is no fun, only the horrors of war. Those that think that war is a maker of sten and tester of the mettle in our_ youth should see the filet and take nuts that war is not like the lies depicted'in the Hollywood filets with John Wayne. "We don't do anything that makes this look glamorous or cool..." The movie is an accuratevivid Mirror story of young Wren lighting to survive that hopefully will never need to he repeated. There isa prayer for peace that seems appropriate, "May we see the .day when war alta bloodshed cease, when a great_ peace will -embrace the whole world. 'Then pinion will not threaten nation, and ;nankin(' will not again know war." "Most men look at things.as they are and `wondc_r Why. i dream of things that never were, and ask Why nut?" Len Lesser is a especialist in guidarlle providing personal, educational ¢nil career'coun- selling for families. He can be c reached at 519-434-8316. • INTRODUCING . j SOD Y i Z,t-5Pin . RATTAN .- —a Hours: Fri., Sat., Mon. 10 - 5 or by appointment * CAST ALUMINUM * PATIO FURNITURE * OUTDOOR LIGHTING * WICKER * RATTAN * VILLAGE LIGHTING & MFG: 416 Mill Street - NEUSTADT, ONTARIO - (519) 799-5793 • Breakfast Sets • Dining Groups • Sofas, loveseats, sofa beds • Wall units, plant stands and much more .. The Pontiac Canada Vide Clearance ad appealing an Page 15 on August 26, 1898 was incorrectly rim. The 1.8% financing rate otter on the Pontiac Firefly ended on August 22nd. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. if ► 14 14 14 14 ►i 14 14 14 04 ii ii ►4 14 ii ii 4 '4 14 ii 14 ►/ ;: 14 N 144 'ONE DAY ONLY - THURS. SEPT. 10 an¢ Olive Hodgins upe;ned with, a sing -song accompanied. on the 'piano by Shirley Barton. St. Marys. Kathy conducted' a contest "Scrambled Fruits and Vegetables," followed by two humorous ,readings by Olive Hodgins, "Aging" • and "About -Grandchildren." also a poem "Autumn" • The group w,as then favoured with two renditions un the'ptanit-hy' Shirley Banton - The Robin's. Return and Repai Band followed • by two.pocmS' by Madeline - " September" and "µ'hen you have. Autumn in your hand" • Kathy closed with a come -sI ..Family. Affair." 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