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Top North American artists are to gather in Durham... Eighteen top artists from across North America will gather in the town of Durham, in the Grey Bruce region of Ontario on August 24 and 25. Many of these artists have received awards and achieved _in- ternational acclaim. Gregory Perillo will travel from New York to show his moving por- traits of the early American Indians. Joan Healey, an Edmonton artist, has painted the Canadian child's dream of playing hockey, in her work. Glen Loates hailed as one of Canada's premier wildlife artists, will be coming to Durham from his Maple, Ontario home. James Keir- stead, from Kingston, is well-known for his contemporary lands- capes executed with his unique _ knife-painting style. Robert Bourgeault is coming from his home near Detroit to exhibit his paintings of English country cottages. Toronto-based artist and illustrator Stewart Sherwood will attend. He has created humerous covers for McLean's magazine as well as fine art for galleries. Other top artists who will attend include Derk Hansen from Min- nesota, Tammy Laye, from Ilderton, Ontario, Lowell Davis from Issouri and Peter Etril Snyder from Waterloo. The event which has drawn this impressive group -together in Durham is the up- coming Canadian Collectables Show and Sale. Limited edition artwork designed by the attending artists will be on view and for sale and will include lithographs and original paintings, collector' plates, figurines and other fine collectables. Last year this art event drew ap- proximately 5,000 people. Once again this year the artists will be available to discuss their work with the public and to sign their collectables. A unique feature of the show will be the introduction of a limited edition porcelain plate featuring the locally renowned Kroehler furniture factory showing a_ historical view of this Durham area landmark. The artwork for "Furniture for the Nation," second issue in a series, has been created by leading train willalsobein Durham. "Tomorrow's Memo- Works by Xaras have_ ries" the first issue in been collected the series of limited throughout Canada and_ edition plates which the United States andhe celebrates the history of has also designed the railway in Durham. TERMS | UP TO 48 'MON THS iT ON THE AMOUNT 9 LIME LIMITED TIME OFFER!!! FINANCED. vl Chevrolet Chevette The lowest priced cars < artist, Ted Xaras who You Asked Us Tonight, Chez Henri will tackle the Highland Motel in a best of five encounter beginning at 6:30 p.m. while Impact Molding will host Dusome's Texaco at 8 p.m. Tomorrow night at McGuire Park in Penetang, Impact will battle Dusomes at 6:30-p.m. as the Highland takes on Chez Henri al 8 p.m. On Thursday night, Chez Henri and the Highland face off in the early fixture while the late contest will pit Dusome's against Impact Molding. Midland and Penetang to be the scene of Ontario Ball Hockey Championships Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League has scored a major victory as they will be host to the Ontario Ball Hockey Championships on Saturday, August 24 and Sunday, August 25 at the Penetang and Midland Arenas. Midas Top Guns out of Toronto will highlight the line-up as they are last Year's Ontario and Canadian Champions. Teams will be coming from as far as Ottawa, Hamilton, Lambeth, and Hearst. Participating teams are: A - Lambeth Aluminum B - Performance Motor Sports (Pen-Mid) C - Toronto Canadians , D - Oshawa Bruins E - Veilleux Furniture (Hearst) F - Midas Top Guns (Toronto A's) - 1984 Ontario and Canadian Champions G - Raven's Raiders (Tor) H - Lacroix Voyageurs (Ott) I - Harry's Knight (Ham) J - Hockey Shop (Tor) K - Orillia McNeely's Ultramar L - Maxwell's Gulf Cobras (Ott) SATURDAY, AUG. 24 - Penetang Arena Game no. Team. Day .Time B-C Sat. 8:00a.m. E-H Sat. 9:30a.m. I-L Sat. 11:00a.m. D-B Sat. 12:30p.m. Rw Ne Scoreboard Midland Town Centre League regular season - Final Standings as of August 8. TEAM WL TT: PTS: Unknowns 9: 8 2,22) Video Daze Be. iA 22 118 B.LA. 8 6 0 16 U-Bag-It WG. eS CKMP 6°38; 207.42 G. Willicers 5 Tad fee? Sas V- Nebs ; ne soe 0 10, Mr. Grocer 48. 9 Results: G. Willicers 11, B.I.A. 7; Video Daze 0, Unknowns 0 (rain out); CKMP 13, Mr. Grocer 7; Nebs 14, U-Bag-It 11. Playoffs August 12 - series A, Unkowns vs. Mr. Grocer; August 13 - series B, Video Daze vs. Nebs; August 14 - series C, B.I.A. vs. G. Willicers; August 15 - series D, U-Bag-It vs. CKMP. August 19 - series A, Unknowns vs. Mr. Grocer; August 20 - series B, Video Daze vs. Nebs; August 21 - series C, B.I.A. vs. G. Willicers; August 22 - series D, U-Bag-It vs. CKMP. Two games total score to establish cham- pionship and consolation rounds. E-G Sat. 2:00p.m. : I-K Sat. 3:30p.m. Official Opening 5:30 p.m. 7 A-B Sat. 6:00p.m. 8 E-F Sat. 7:30p.m. 9 I-J Sat. 9:00p.m. 10 K-L Sat. 10:00p.m. SATURDAY, AUG. 24 - Midland Centennial Arena Game no. Team Day Time A-D Sat. 8:00a.m. F-G Sat. 9:30a.m. J-K Sat. 11:00a.m. A-C Sat. 12:30p.m. H-F Sat. 2:00p.m. L-J Sat. 3:30p.m. C-D Sat. 6:30p.m. G-H Sat. 8:00p.m. SUNDAY, AUG. 25 - Penetang rink 1) First overall vs Wildcard, 9:00 a.m. 2) Second overall vs third overall, 10:30 a.m. 3) FINALS, 3:00 p.m. aOnourwnr Motor Sports tune up for provincial championships In the Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey Playoffs, the Ontario Championship-bound Performance Motor Sports won their series against John Desroches Construction Limited by virtue of a fourth game 9-2 victory in the best of seven set. Performance displayed their scoring depth by registering eight marksmen. Tom Hook tallied twice with singles going to Mark Gieseler, Pat Brodeur, Kirk Swales, Peter, Jeff, Chris and Dave Wright. 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