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6 The Canadan Statesman, BQ\',manville, February 19, 1975 Section Two Hampton Resîdent WinIs First- Place in Car Show k Long Exhbit io n i TibteTo Durham i tpenToday,,Feb. l19 The Robert McLaughlin Gal- lery in Oshawa in a five-week- lon~g exhibition-one of the longest in the institution's BOWMNVILE DRAMA WORý;KSHOP presents 1 7' Stragers THAURS. FR1. SAT. FB AR27, 28& MARCH 1 8:15 p.m. BOWMANILLE HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE Admission $2,00 Adl nertainment ar orikets Cal1623-3114 Se n CLn'es Admitted Free on Thurs. Nl'ight history-to be opened on Wednesday, February l19th by Regional1 Chairman J. Walter Beath. "This will be the first of a new series of annual regional shows exploring the artistie output of the municipality and; paying tribute to t he major Durham artists, some of whom already have national reputations," Galle ry Direct- or Joan Murray said. The exhibition, "Artists of the Durham Region" includes the work of two seul ptors, Ron Baird of Goodwood and Ed- ward Falkenberg, of Green- wood; painter and prit- maker JohniLander ofOsh- awa, and videotape artist Winston McNamee of Whitby. In addition, there will be special slide and film pro- g rams by Judithâ Currelly of Port Hop e and Bill Lîshman of Blackstock respectively. Baird's sculpture in welded and steel is identified with the Ajax post office, University of Waterloo and Expo '67. Ex- amples of Falkenberg's sculp- ture in steel appear in several of the buildings of Toronto's Cadillac Development Corpor- ation. Lander's art begins to appear in important Canadian private collections and one of Canada 's leading art dealers now represents him. Mc- Namee's videotape creations were features of the "Video- scape" exhibition staged in the new Art Gallery of Ontario at the time of its opening last Faîl. "Artists of the Durham Region" will make everyone aware of the development within the district of a source of major contemporary Can- adian work-particularly sculpture," the Gallery's dir- ector said. "The imp act of much of this work already makes itself felt far beyond the borders of the region. It also provides the kind of creative support The Robert McLaughlin Gallery must have in order to play a more complete and well-balanced role in thi s community." She added that _planning for next year's Durham exhibi- tion, tentatively titled "Wo- ,men of the Region", is now under way. From February 27th to March 23rd, a photography exhibition by the well-known Toronto photographier, John F. Phillips, founde of the former Baldwin St. Gallery of Photography, Iwill also be on view. IS LOUNGE ÎENER[1ëýT AINM E NT POLICY ACHANGE EVERY WEEK r nSeeThese Superb Groups- NOW APPEARING Jasn &Val FEBRUARY 17 TO 22 NEXT ATTRACTION Nice & Easy February 24 to Marchi ~AMLYSUNDAY BRUNCH fromn 12 Noon to 3.-00 P.M. Aduits - $4.00 Children - $2,00 Heated Indoor Pool Available Free of Charge for Children Accompanied by Parents Sad i nto these groups playing Saturday night, we als feature our UCVA LLEAU QUARTET with BOB, HILL - VOCALIST. )0-k for our Special Dinner Packages Available Nightly. -FI.Ying Dutchman Pizzas and Burgers until-11:00 p.m. -, HÎighway 401 at Liberty St. wm inville Mike Shane of Hampton won first place in the altered competition Drag Car class at the recent International Car Show 'Spçed Sport '75', held in the Automotive building on the CNE grounds. There were over 250 entries in this particular class, so his achievement was a noteworthy one. Mike and his 1955 Chevrolet Belair are shown above. He purchased it in Chicago some time ago and has been working hard, putting it in shape for competition. It is powered by an L-88 427, 700 horsepower engine and has been evaluated at reaching a speed of '132 mph in il seconds. He has competed in Niagara, Georgetown and Cayuga races. The car, complete with its parachute brakingsystem represents an investment of $10, 000. It is sponsored by Toys for Big Boys of Whitby who are High Performance Car Specialîsts and A-1 Auto experts. une of Five, One Act Plays fo be Performed Pat Marjerrison and John Amesbury are Hal and Cathy in a play of the same name. The play is being produced by the Bowmanville Drama Workshop. It is the'story of a mistress who becomes fed up with her lover. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About.. "Loyers and Othe'- Stranp gers" is the Bowmanville Drama Workshop's 1975 pro- duction of five one-act piays based on the humourous side of sex. The first of these plays is titled "Brenda and Jerry"I starring Bonnie MVorrison and Dave Schwaim. The play opens wîth Jerry trying to lure Brenda to his bachelor apart- ment with a new line that he thinks he left the gas on in his oven. Will she be taken in by this? The second play is "Ilai and Cathy" starring John Amnes- burV and Pat Marjerrison. These two try, to solve al their probiems in the confines of a bathroom, Next is the play "Johnny and Wlma' starring i-eter ,oonî and Iris HelIam. Womens Lib enters into this play as this married couple fight to deter- mine who is to be boss. The fourth couple is "Mike and Susan" starring Peter Sobil and Cathy Godfrey. Mike has the wedding jitters and wants to caîl it all off before it's too late. The fifth spot is filled by "Frank and Bea, Ricby and Joan", starring John Ames- bury, Joan 1H1ll, Rick Morrison and Pat Rundie., Mom and Dad give many and varied reasons why Richy and Joan should not end their marriage. The plays wili be presented at the Bowrnanvi île High School Theater later this month. Senior citizens will be admitted free on opening Vight. Tic kePsaýrè ,available, at the Bownianviile Recreation Office,631, or from any mmer of the Drama Club . Goodlye-ar To Change Its Name The board- of-dir-ectors of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Canada, Limited, adopted a resolution February 12 to change the corporation's name to Goodyear Canada Ine. The new name, which is short, modemn and bilingual, would become effective after ratification by the sharehold- ers at their annual meeting to be held in Toronto Aoril 1. [ [ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28th 8: 00 p.m. ADMISSION $5.00 - $4.00 - $3.00 Children Under 141Haif Price TICKETS ON SALÉE Auditorium Box Office Sports Villa Whithy: Donald Travel Ajax: Centre Smoke Shop, Bowmanville: Frank's Variety OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM MotIlher' Mother's is open from 11:00 a.m. 'till 1:00 am. 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