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Page 10, Whitby Fre Pres, Wednesday. September 13, 199 LONSTIME BROOKUN ARTISTS Harlandeirs' ceramiecs on vîewat gallery SUSAN HARLANDER was at the Station she and tate husband Theo. The exhibition Gallery Sunday to discuss the ceramic works by continues until the end of October. Photo by M"r Reesor. WiIilby Free Press RADIO IN DURHAM An exhibition of ceramics by .ormer Brooklin artista Theo and Susan Harlandor bas begun at The Station Gallery. Susan (Theo died ini 1990), now a resident of Mexico, was at the gallery Sept. 10.to show the works producod by she and her husband at their Brooklin studio for 35 years. Form and Fantasy is the naine of the exhibition that continues until Oct. 29. The Harlanders both graduated as master potters from the College of Ceranics ini Landshut, OvertheEdge, Mgic on the air 11y- Maork Reesor Oshawa bas lost Thze Edge but pickod up a little Magie to take its place. But whother it's The Edge _or Magie 94.9 FM, the Oshawa radio station will ho playing the samo mugic as always, the beet of the '70s, '80s and '909, according to vice-prosident and general manager Lee Sterzy. "It's3 the same great radio station, just a new name," says Sterry. "f you listened to us before, you'll still love us." The station decided to, change its name after Toronto radio station CFNY began calling itself Thoe Edge, ho says, which caused some confusion. The situation worsened when a Buffalo station adopted the name, says Sterry, and research showed people tended ta, think of cutting edge, new wave or alternative music when they heard the name. "We could certainly fight to maintain exclusivity of the name because wo had it flrst but wo were told it would probably cost us $50,000 to $70,000 to, fight it," says Sterry. "Considering that the name might not accurately reflect the format anyway, wo thought we'd rather take that money, change the namo and put it inta, promotion - which is what w. did." Rai Blackadar, general manager of 102.1 The Edge, says thero's no question over whÈo owns the namo. "Wo happen to own the copyright - the trademark -- for The Edge in Canada for radio broadcasting... "W. simply asked Power Corp., friendly Irish Pub (only 20 minutes away) 10o of your favourite hrews on tap as weII as a fult *compliment of beverages. *Try our fine Irish Pub fare. *Top offTyour evening with a game of darts. For a relaxed, casual tirne corne to a warm comfortable atmosphere at The Antrim House Good Food. Good Ddnk Good limes. 56 Water St. Port Perry 985-8853 which is the owner of the station, ta oease and desist from the -use of the word Edge over a period cf time and they were very understanding and they regretted their sort of intrusion and they certainly have complied." Blackadar believes his station firet began using the name in tho early 1990e but adds "it really doesn't matter whether they (Power) daim te have used it flrst. 'You have te apply in Canada ta, copyright use of it... 1 forget tho date that they claimed use cf it but as I recail, it was after our use." Greek dance event.Sunday On Sunday, Sept. 17, the Greek Community of Oshawa and District (Durham Region), in cooperation with the Hellenic- Canadian Congress, will host the annual Hellenic Dance competition, the firat time the prestigious event will be held in Durham Region. The beet dance groups from throughout Ontario will be competing for the President's Cup. The Athens/Acropolis Danoers, whose members are from Durham Region and Northumberland County, will be vying for the cup as well. Admission is fr-ee. The dance competition will take place in the auditorium of Eastdale CVI, 265 HERONGATIE BARN THEATRE 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering HILARIOUS COMEDY " LEND ME A TENOR" Ptaying titi Oct. 28th TICKETS SELLING FAST. Fricets&iro las ot 95 423 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa, at 6:30 p.m. For further information, contact Susan Andrews at (905) 668-7600. A4 Showcase On Sunday, Sept. 17, from 9 a.m. to, 3 p.m., at the Jubilee Pavillon in Lakeview Park, Oshawa, the Oshawa Historical Society will hoat a Heritage Showcase. The showcase will include heritage demonstrations and displays as well as crafts and collectibles for sale. Ail prooeeds will go the Oshawa Hlistorical Society. For more information, call 436-7624. Uw ehalf pitLd. Pub & Restaurant' 101 Mary St. W., Whitby ENTERTAINMENT Fri., Sat. & Sun. Nights Sept. l5th, l6th & l7th 9pm - lam Andrew Heathcote Band ENGLUSN PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER Sat. Sept. l6th- lOam Liverpool vs. Blackburn --$5.00 Cover/$4.OO Breakfast THURSDAY NIGHT Jug & Wings Germany in the 19409. As ceramista, they worked on pieces as a team, each drawing on their individual strengths. Once the works were thrown and leather-hard, Theo- covered the exteriors using a process known as engobe or dlay slip (non- colour dlay mixture poured over the work and left to dry). When the coaing was sufficiently set, Susan would incise a design into the engobe that revealed the dlay body's colour - a process of Italian origin called sgraffito, meaning to scratch. Without sketches or guides, Susan free-formed every design, inspired by the shape before ber. After agraffito, she enhanced the decorative surface by brushing or rubbing on various oxides, producing splendid cplours. The work was then ready for a bisque flring in an electric kiln. The final procese was the" application of an overair* transparent matte glaze before the work entered the kiln for a final glaze firing. The Harlanders were commissioned to croate several sculptures and tile works for various public and private collections. They closed their Brooklin studio in 1987. Susan now writes poetry and paints. I ClarificationI Registrati on for tho Whitby PublieIàbrary's Tales for Tots and Preschool Storytime programs starting ini Novombor will ho on Nov. 1. It may have beon inferred, incorrectly, from laet weokes article about the programs that rogistration beginning Sept. 13 was for both the September-October and Novemb er-December programs. It was for the September-October programs only. The Free Press wishes te apologize for any misunderstanding which may -i e W* ýyInn Resturat &Spo7rts Bar BAR SPECIAL4 21b wings &jug of beer Every night WING MTEF FSPEa7AL OnIy 150 Each Every Wednesday ~.atellite TV a eama Welcome r- 1