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Debbie Travis celebrating TWISTING REALITY Oakville this weekend An Evening of MAGIC & ILLUSION For tickets, please call 905 815 2021 or toll free at 1 888 489 7784 Oakville residents are invited to come out this weekend and join CBC-television personality Debbie Travis as she celebrates this community. Travis will be at Town Hall on Saturday, Aug. 14 as part of her new CBC primetime television series All For One with Debbie Travis. The show travels coast to coast celebrating the nation's unsung heroes, the individuals who pour their hearts into the community they live in to make it a great place to be in. The search for local heroes was launched in the spring with some 1,000 nominations being sent into the show. Travis is known for home decorating with past TV shows such as The Painted House, Debbie Travis' Facelift and From the Ground Up. She also wrote nine best-selling books on painting and decorating. The local event is free 21 · Wednesday, August 11, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com August 11th, 12th, 13th and 14th at 8:00pm Added matinee show ­ August 14th at 2pm On the SHERIDAN COLLEGE MAIN STAGE (Theatre Sheridan) ­ 1430 Trafalgar Road ­ www.oakvillemagic.com Debbie Travis and there will be music, giveaways and a chance to meet Travis. The event begins at 9:30 a.m. Town Hall is located at 1225 Trafalgar Rd. For more information visit www.debbietravis.com. Toronto artists at Joshua Creek Two Toronto artists are coming to Oakville to put on an art show of their sculpture and painting works. Sculptor Naomi Freudmann will show alabaster, bronze and raku pottery pieces, while painter Tamar Ehrlich will show her Travelog work, which documents her trips to many countries. The exhibit, titled In Harmony, opens Aug. 15 at Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre and goes on until Sept. 12 Freudmann was born in Tel Aviv, and studied painting from the early 1950s in various countries until her focus switched to raku and sculpture in the 70s while living in Toronto. Her work is held in private collections in Canada, the U.S. and Israel. Ehrlich was born in Poland and she survived the Holocaust by hiding with her parents. She was educated in Germany, Israel and France in languages and worked as a translator until she developed an interest in art. She then studied various art mediums until she settled into painting. The art centre is located at 1086 Burnhamthorpe Rd. E. Gallery hours are Tuesday to Sunday 1-4 p.m. Visit www.joshuacreekarts.com. about their hairstyles. Here are easy and affordable tips that will be on every woman's (NC)--As effortlessly as the seasons change, now to reality. Despite the end of vacations and chillier must-have list this fall. · Stock up on timeless essenany woman can transform her look from the runway weather on the horizon, women can be stress-free tials: With a few accessory basics, there's no limit to the styles you can create. For any woman with long hair, slip-proof elastic bands EW OFFER: N 2441 Lakeshore Rd. W. $ 20 OFF are a necessity. They keep every www.hairchateau.com HEAD ON A FULLSIONS hair in place, and won't damage (check website for new client discount) OF EXTEN Colour Correction,Hair Extensions & the strands. As the weather is J H i St i ht i FIRST TIME 905 3381237 becoming cooler, you can also add CLIENTS Visit us at our new Spa Location Mon., Tues., Wed. 9:30-7:30pm, Thurs.-Fri. 9:30-8:00pm, Sat. 9:00-5:00pm a colourful scarf to take your outfit BEAUTY & Avoid hair-raising anxiety Spa 50% off from fashionable to chic. · Sleek and glossy hair is easier than ever: The humidity of summer has faded, so embrace your straight side and showcase your lustrous locks with a good hair straightener. Having the option to change your hair style from day to day can make mornings fun. · Unwanted hair ­ beware: When it comes to personal grooming and keeping legs smooth, women want convenience and efficiency, without breaking the bank.