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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 19,1994 "Mind's Eye" Exhibit Opens at Visual Arts Centre "Mind's Eye" is the title of an exhibition which opened on Sunday, October 16th, at the Visual Arts Centre in Bowmanville. Artist Patricia Sowinski is shown here alongside one of her paintings. She works in a wide range of media, including oil, cold wax, gesso and gold leaf. This exhibition will continue continue from October 16 to November 4 in the Mill Gallery located at Soper Creek Park. The next exhibition will be'TOO Small Paintings." Drama Workshop Presents "Female Odd Couple" by Lori Kay One apartment in New York City. Two roommates. Florence is obsessively obsessively neat, Olive is totally messy. A recipe for disaster, or is it the perfect premise for a Neil Simon comedy? The Bowmanville Drama Workshop is pleased to present Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple", The Female Ver sion in Bowmanville High School Theatre from Wednesday, November 23 to Saturday, November 26. Florence Ungar and Olive Madison, Madison, (played by Margaret Williams and Jane Vatcher), are.best friends who become roommates after their marriages break up. However, differences differences in personalities and habits soon emerge. Florence likes everything to be neat and orderly, and goes to some length to achieve this, while Olive misses her old mess and wishes her friend would just loosen up. From Friday night gatherings with the girls to double dates with their Spanish neighbours, the laughter never ends. The female version of the Simon classic has retained the charm and humour of the 30-year-old original. First performed in the mid-eighties, the female "Odd Couple" has proven extremely popular with audiences, according to director Georgina Preston. Preston. Georgina has been with the Bowmanville Bowmanville Drama Workshop for eight years. She has been involved both behind behind the scenes and on stage, with roles in "The Dining Room", "Voyage "Voyage Around My Father" and "Jacob Two-Two and The Hooded Fang". This production marks Georgina's first time in the director's chair with the workshop. Bowmanville audiences are sure to enjoy watching the talented eight member cast in Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple", The Female Version. Tickets are on sale now - Adults $7.00, Seniors/Students $5.00, to get your seats call (905) 623-2059/623- 4732. Friday Special New York Sirloin Steak Choice of Potato or Rice and Vegetable Saturday Special Prime Rib of Beef Choice of Potato or Rice and Vegetable Both specials include: Soup or Caesar Salad and Garlic Bread Kingsway Plaza Oshawa 576-1366 ENTERTAINMENT Every Friday and Saturday at Bar © CotterStreet EATERY " HERITAGE RESTAURANT & PUB DJ and Dancing Every THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY night 9:30 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. Our kitchen is open until 12 midnight with Nightly Specials on Thurs., Fri., and Sat. Watch for our Halloween Party October 29th with prizes for Best Costume Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Specials daily Ask about our Business Meeting Room available ' 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. HERITAGE HOUSE RESTAURANT & PUB i. Bowmanville Mall © ■ BRIDES-TO-BE.... If your wedding is three months or more away, you will want to attend BRIDAL PARTY Admission is FREE, but by invitation only. To obtain your personal invitation for you and your mother or guest, please give us a call. Phone: 623-5873 Place: Bowmanville Lions Centre Time: 7 p.m. Date: Monday, November 7th. Look what WELCOME WAGON has in store for you... • Exciting Gifts for Every Bride • Demonstrations • Special Displays • Numerous Door Prizes Fall Antiques and Folk Art Show At Arena Complex Oct. 28-29th Dealers and collectors of antiques and folk art arc anticipating autumn for more than just the beautiful colours. colours. Fall marks the debut of the 1st Annual Bowmanville Fall Antiques and Folk Art Show to be held at the Bowmanville Sports Complex Friday, Friday, October 28, 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, October 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday admittance is $8. and includes includes Saturday re-entry. Saturday's admission is $5. Treasures to be found at the Fall Bowmanville show include decorative decorative accessories, painted and decorated decorated furniture, stoneware, early lighting, lighting, native art and artifacts, pottery, textiles, decoys, early porcelain and glass. Folk art encompasses a broad spectrum from furniture, decorated and carved small items and art. Like its sister show in April, the Fall Bowmanville Show combines the very best dealers and the very best objects for sale to create the very best vetted show in Canada. With the exception of folk art, no item at the show will date later than 1870. In reference reference to the spring show, expert and author Howard Pain had this to say: "This show has earned it's reputation as the premiere event for aficionados of country antiques and folk art." Show organizer Bill Dobson stands firm in his commitment. "The same standard that applies to the April Bowmanville Show will apply in the Fall," says Dobson. "Only quality pre-l870s Canadian antiques and folk art will be shown at Bowmanville." Bowmanville." He added this show to the calendar calendar to give more dealers the opportunity opportunity to do a show which focuses on Canadiana and early folk art, and to give more collectors the chance to The Volunteer Committee of The Robert McLaughlin Gallery presents A GALLERY AFFAIR CRAFTS AND ART SALE. October 21, 12-8 and October 22 and 23, 10-5. Over 70 artisans from all over Ontario Ontario and Quebec will be converging on the gallery to sell their unique and remarkable award winning crafts. Some arc world champions in their field. We will also have suppliers of bead work and folk art on hand. Pumpkin decorating, face painting, painting, tumblers, pipers and drummers are just a few of the many surprises see these dealers at their finest. Bowmanville Bowmanville has traditionally been a small show, with 18 to 20 participating participating dealers. The new fall show will give the public a chance to sec up to 20 more dealers, none of whom participated participated in the Spring Bowmanville Show. There's little doubt where serious Canadian collectors will be on the October 28th weekend. planned for this year's show. Hot-mulled cider, beer and brat- wurst will be served up by the volunteers. volunteers. If you are looking for a great way to spend an afternoon and are tired of department store look alikes-then treat yourself to an outstanding craft show that happens only once a year at the gallery! The gallery is located at the foot of Bagot St. South of the library in Oshawa. Proceeds support the gallery and art camp. Seniors Enjoy Fall Colors Compliments of Kinsmen Club Oshawa Art Gallery Presents Crafts Sale from Oct. 21 -23 Organizers estimate that about 60 people participated in the annual Bowmanville Kinsmen/Kinette Color Tour which took place on Sunday. The buses and some of the participants and volunteers are shown above as the group was about to leave from Trinity United Church. After an enjoyable afternoon spent admiring leaves in the northern areas of the municipality, the group returned to Trinity Church for refreshments. Bountiful Art Shows For Durham Region Stunning colour is not only to be found on the trees this Fall, but on canvases throughout the Region. This season means art shows galore for Durham, and what better time to experience experience them than during the year of Celebrate Durham? From October 16th to November 4lit, Bowmanville's Visual Arts Centre Centre presents Pat Sowinski: Mind's Eye. And from November 11th to 25th, a show entitled 100 Small Paintings will be seen at the Centre. October 16th to December 11th, teens can learn some artistic skills of their own at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa during Multi- Mcdia: Art Class for Ages 13 to 19. The class will introduce budding artists artists to oil sticks, pen and ink, conte, and paint, as well as working with 3- Dimcnsional forms. Also at the Robert Robert MaLaughlin Gallery, from October October 21st to 23rd, there will be the 23rd Annual Art Mart: Sale of Crafts, featuring the work of Ontario's best artisans. Starting November 10th and going right through to January 15th, people will be able to see historic- War Photographs from the Thomas Boucklcy Collection at the Gallery. From October 22nd to November 11th will be Three Bags Full: Art By Wendy Bateman. Scugog Memorial Library in Port Perry will present this unique show for all in thcir'gallcry. Finally, on November 5th and 6th, over to Pickering Village, where the Village Community Centre will have die Ajax Creative Arts Show. 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