A4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 26, 1981
Two paintings
for one price

program aimed at stopping

VANCOVER (CP) —
lete oil

Neved done by West Coast
artist Emily Carr were dis-

covered on the backs of two _

paintings that are part of a
large collection of Carr can-
yasses being restored by the
Vancouver Art Gallery.

The two incomplete paint-
ings, both portraits of
women, were found painted
on the backs of ofl-on-canvas
works, Tree (circa 1932-98)
and Cedar Sanctuary (circa
1942), when the paintings
were removed from the ply-
wood on which Carr origin-
ally mounted them.

Conservator Barry Byers
uncovered the first a few
weeks ago. It shows a girl or
young woman with light hair,
seated cross-legged and bare-
foot against red-and-grey-
patterned cushions in a wic-
ker chair. The face has been
painted out entirely.

Doris Shadbolt, an author-
ity on Carr's work, thinks
Carr painted the piece about
the same time as Tree, on the
other side.

The second turned up
Tuesday and is a rather dis-
appointing head and shoul-
ders portrait of a more ma-
ture woman.

NEAR END OF PROGRAM

Byers is near the end of a
two-year restoration

and repair dam-
age to the gallery's collection
of 174 of Carr's works,
Financial need forced Carr,
who died in 1946, to use poor
quality materials. She often
thinned her paint with gaso-
line and for exhibitions she

would glue her works on”

paper to plywood or compo-
sition board and then nail
wood moldings directly over
the paper to create the effect
of a frame. ‘

Byers has seen evidence of
other works under existing
paintings.

He believes Tree was
painted first on a loose sheet
of paper and then

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mind about the work and sal-
vaged the paper for the por-
trait. Then she seemed to
change her mind again and
remounted Tree.

Both works will be photo-
graphed but their final fate
has not been decided.

The gallery's collection is
the largest holding of Carr's
works in the world and is
valued at more than $8
million.

The entire collection will.
goon permanent display next

ear in a specially designed
Carr exhibit when the gallery
moves to a new location in
the city’s old courthouse.

(Your Stars /

By Stella Wilder

The coming week may
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Soaortunities
opportunities
wait for ‘answers.
wishing to take advantage of
unexpected chances for gain
must work more on instinct
than knowledge, more on a
vague grasp of what the
future holds than memo: of
things past. In fact, it.

when only the daring

really progress financially.
For most, there will be a
necessity for moral deci-
sions as the week draws toa
close. Faith in oneself is
absolutely essential.

Diplomacy eases the way
for many. For most, howev-
er, the cake cannot be had
and eaten too. The tendency
to drift is present during the
next few days, but after
mid-week such a tendenc
gives way to both determi 7
nation and enthusiasm.
Leateeean 20-May 5)

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er’s lack of energy may
some concern.

suspect illness,

be

worried,

VIRGO:(Aug. 23-Sept. 7)
-- Children provide the extra
dimension that makes this a
special week. Observation
ultimately yields. under-
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Keep close tabs on where
your money goes this week.
Serving many interests, you
could overspend with ease.

LIBRA:(Sept. 23-Oct. 7) --
A romantic interlude may
not be enough to save the
week completely from the
case_of nervés you exhibit
now. (Oct. 8-Oct. 22) -- Long-
range plans may have to be
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make changes once you've
determined a need for them.

SCORPIO:(Oct. 23-Nov.
7) ~ What you spend to
Move a pr oject ahead, you
vill be glad of. Entertain

may inspire you to accom-
plish more on the empioy-
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Tequired, (May 6-May 20) --

Up to your neck in alterna-
tives early in the week, you
find your direction becom-
ing clear as the week draws
toa close.

GEMINI(May 21-June 6)
- You can further under-
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Expectations may be disay
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gains later on.

CANCER:(June etduly
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| repaid this week for favors
; done another in the recent
past. Accept whatever is
offered. (July 8-July 22} +
Energy and determination
, May not match this week.
"You may have to change
your plans to fit required
work habits.

LEO:(July 23- Aug. 7)-A
question of progress in
career matters takes much
of your time this week. Rest
content with small advanc-
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Results from
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club

Seven and a half tables
took part in play during the
most recent meeting of the
Joy Keillor Bridge Club, with
the following results:

forth-South

Average score was 72.

Judy Sheppard and Joy
Keillor finished in front with
85; followed by Les Gallie
and Helen Ferguson in sec-
ond place, with 83%; and
Agnes Charlton and Bev
Swain in third, with 77.

East-West

Average score was 63.

In first place were Ron
Perrier and Hubert Hunchak,
with 79%;"coming second,
were Terry Sabourin and
Rita Perrier, with 73'4; and
Mary Stewart and Helen
Batchelor with 73.

ent
will ‘be regretted. (Nov. 8
lov. 21) -- Several projects
rolled into one may make
this week as confusing ini-
tially as it is profitable
eventually. Take heart!
SAGITTARIUS:(Nov. 22-
BDec.7) - With mutual help,
both financially and in
terms of moral support, you
and a friend can make it big
week. (Dec. 8-Dec. 21) —-
You will find work difficult
this week unless you can
establish harmony in your
work space. Don't accept
substitutes.
CAPRICORN:(Dec. 22-,
Jan.6) - Exaggerations may
cause you to make decisions
that prove detrimental to
present projects. Seek the
truth. (Jan. 7-Jan. 19) -- Chil-
‘dren are more influential
than yeu imagine, Listen
carefully to new ideas for
growth and development.
AQUARIUS:{Jan. 20-
Feb.3) ~- You can accom-
plish more than. usual this
week simply aying
strict attention to eau
sleeping dogs lie. (Feb. ve
Feb. 1g ‘ou can discover
more than one solution to
present problems this week
you remain open to

suggestion.

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5) ~ A financial situation
appears promising at week's
a after considerable wor-

a (March 6-March 20) -

You would do well to carry
out a careful reappraisal of:
the home situation. More
can be done to secure peace.

ARIES:(March 21-April 4)
-- You can ignore the sugges-
tions of others and still
maintain friendships. The
secret of success is tact!
(April 5-April 19) — Argu-
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home front and vice versa.

k to keep the peace in
both places.

Copyright, 1981
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