12 — Sunday, October 19, 1997 — North Shore News

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incacrvins Wo Vange Brossard. animal sculptures by Steve ELall
colectic picces by Amy Moss and large metal works by May Metal.
prem Qet 7 wan a bubbiv attain with plenty or

Artist Graham Eagle fields
questions about his unique
woodwork carving collec-
tor’s pieces.

NEWS photos Ann Hamilton

Tawny Jellis gives her
artist grandmother Vange
Brossard a big proud hug
of congratulations on her
imaginative colorful paint-
: a ing on display at the Ferry
. . . en ; Building Galiery
Reg Clarridge, back left, and his wife Billie, front left, —n
head towards The Ferry Building Gallery with long-time

friends Fred and Joyce McCloy.

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nt Loretta Jellis cuddle up.

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Heather Lawrence joins Volunteer Ruth Ditto is

the gathering. helping out.
Artist Ralph Svatos, who adopted the
name Max Metal in the early eighties
when he began creating art from dis-
carded materials, is pictured with one

of his interesting sculptures on display
at the Ferry Building Gallery.

Guy Jellis and his girlfriend Trish Crichton turn around
to find a greeting from the Bright Lights camera.

Artist Amy Moss
(above), whose
most recent work
“Five Easy
Pieces” is part of
the Whimsy exhi-
bition, is joined
by cousins Joe
Wilson, teft, and
his brother Sam
Wilson. Artist
Steve Hall (right)
gives a growl
next to his gruff- : : : , | : : 5
looking and Jessica Reveley checks cut “High - John Jellis is have a
unique “Kanine” * . Noon on the River of Rotten Cream” Dave Hal! is having a great time at the cpening
ceramic sculp- “3 -- @ sculpture in acrylics, muffin-tin swell time at the opening with several members of
ture. ; et z cup and curtain. reception. his family.