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Page1 14,: Whiitby FrëeePress, WednesdaySeptemfber 28,199ý4 Cape Dorset Inuiit art 011 exhibit UURHAM'S NEWEST & DEST COUNTRY WESTERN BAR!! Fantastîc and fast lunch specials! Ready to serve, hot 'n cold lunches. Eat in -or take out! OnIy $3.50 and undor FREE WUNGS!! Corne ln dressed ln any "local," "organized" sports team uniform and enjoy 5 delicous wIngs on us! MONDAYS - Pool Tournament TUESDAYS - Karaoke featuring MIKE PRESTON WEDNESDAYS - Uine Dancing THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - Live Entertainment -'R ICK JONES ($200 cover charge) EVERY SUNDAY Live Entertainment, Sudden Storm - An exhibition of 12 prints by Inuit artists of the Cape Dorset region will open at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on Thursday, Sept. 29. In 1977 the World Wildlife Fund comrnissioned the Cape Dorset community te produce six pnt.These works reveal the deeplyimaginative understancling of, and fundamental relationship which Runing n cer het.ner Fortices nfoRd.aickpeasrin (905) 472-3085yi the artists have with Aretic animal life. The second group of prints are by an individual Cape Dorset artist, Jamasie Teevee. His work shows the if'estyle and drese of the Inuit peopleý, in simple and beautiful lime. Looking at* these vigorous pits reveals thé tenacity of the Inuit vho have survived in a harsh environmnent for thousands of years, yet have a rieh and diverse culture. In 1957, James Houston demonstrated basic printmaking methods to Inuit artiste at Cape Dorset. A group of local artise began to niake numerous stonecut and stencil pints using local material, and adresn their ovin culture and history. The first set of Cape Dorset prints, 41 in total, were released in 1959. The works in the exhibition In last week's edition, it was incorrectly stated that municipal election candidate Jim Priest is a director of Durham Recycling Inc. It should have been stated that he was a niember until the Region of-Durham took over Dur- ham Recycling. The Free Press apologizes for the error. are from the gallery's permanent collection. The exhibition continues unel No'v. 20. 'Native PŽeople' 5 video series upcoming The 'Native People ' video series will begin at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on Oct. 4. The series is being held in conjunction with the 'Arctic Im- pressions: The Art of the Inuit' exhibition at the gallery from Sept. 29 to Nov. 20. e;video series will be held on Tuesdays, 2 p.în., from Oct. 4 to 25. 'The Last Days of Okak' (for- mer Inuit settiement on northern coast of Labrador)' and 'Lypa' (hunter and artist) are on Oct. 4; <Copperrine' (Inuit of Northwest Temrtories), on Oct. il; 'Bill Reid' (B.C. Haida artist) and 'The Other Side of the ie4ger: A Indian View of the Hudson's Bay Company,' on Oct. 18; 'The Beauty of our People' (various aspects of Canadian Indian life- styles) on Oct. 25. "Al 'You Cam EaV" 5paqheuL- $5.99 (includes unlimited soup or salad, plus bread) 'Tuoclay frivia NiqhV;" 5-tartE5 at b pm Kid5 Eat Frcc (1 0 and under wth accomnpanying aduûIt entree) "WING -NIGHT" 25i4 WINGF9 a-if.t.cr 5pm Oszawva.Syiniph oîiy Orchesitra- Music l)irectorW instoii Webbcr 1994/1995 Seaso,î "The,,ie an,î IVariations" Nora Sit ilmati 7(flte) Sponsorein part byCLlSSlCAL 96 and103 FM Stiiid.ty.OctohcLr2, 1994 8:00 p.mn. Eastdaie Auditorim, 1 Iannony Rd. & Adelaide Ave., Osliawa. Tlickei(s: Adtits $20. Seniiors. $1 8. Sitideiis $12., Availabile aitS.aywell's - Oshiwa, VDiscs &Das-Wity tîntil 2:00 pan. Satiurday; anid Canadtian Statestnan - Downanville, tinil 20i 3.)pn. Fiiday. Box Office opens at 7:00 paîn. Sunlday. FAX LUne - (905)576-0833 OSO Office .- (905)579-6711 Adc-Liaughun eauecy MOiLS S s i on,