Page 16. Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, November 2,1994 Durharn'duo in running flor MýuchMusic video award, By Steven Rode During the month of April, most students spend their time absorbed in completing essays. Last April, Mark Kueper of Ajax and Michael Paszt of Whitby finished their studies at York University by competing a music video as their' thesis project. The video, entitled ' Flesh,' was froni the latest album release 'Apocalypse Inside,' froni the Canadian band Sacrifice. When Mark and Mike approacbed manager Ray Wallace, neither side knew what te expect. It was perfect timinV,99 says Wallace. "We were shopping around for a video company when Mike and Mark called. Their demo was cool and they were cheap so it was an offer we coul dn 't refuse." This was Sacrifice's fourth video, and the Durham duo were determined to make it good. Using ail their resources and free time, Keuper and Paszt came up with a psychological horror which has influences from the works of H.P. Lovecraft. Effects made by Toronto artist Carol Prince enhance the theme-of the video. "Performance videos become boring after a while. We wanted te make a video that would provoke thougbt and interest," says Paszt. After hours of storyboarding, filniing and editing, they released the video to MuchMusic. Both producers and band members were pieased with the effort. "We were totally freaked out by the video," relates Sacrifice iead singer Rob Urbinati. 'We knew it was going to be good but not this good." The bard work paid off. 'Flesh' attained fourth place in the July top 10 of MucbMusic's Power 30, beating out videos from artists such as Alice Cooper and Motley Crue. In September, 'Flesh' was nominatod for. best Canadian heavy nietal video. "It was an honour just to be nominated," says Kueper. Art auctiôn in Whitby The Durham Region YMCA will host its l4th annual art auction on Friday, Nov. 18, at the WVhitby Yacht Club. The evening begins with a preview at 6:30 p.m. and the auction commencing at 7:.30 p.m. The auction, planned in cooperation with Beux Arts Internationale, will present a collection of art from such artists as A.J. Casson, Toiler Cranston, Linda Sanderson, Marc Chagal and Maureen Remington. The evening includes refreshments,, a "jazzy" social evening with friends, and a chance to view and purchase art and other auction items. Ail proceeds will go to the Durhami Region YMCA Community Fund. To attend this year's art auction, contact the Durham Region YMCA at 668-6868. Reakfant &SPubi Sa . Su ..... m o... Satellite TV* Teams Welcome SDining Room Specials AT 12 PRICE A tEqual or esser value Not lobe used wth orer specials. Expires November 30 19941-,, - - - -- - - --1 - -1 MONDO CAFE owner Antonino Aibis fully stocked wine cellar. The multi'-level (centre) celebrates the opening of his restaurant- formerly Stairways, had its new restaurant with managers Roberto grand opening recently (Ieft) and Domenico Aibis in the'(very) Phioo y Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press Liona Boy d ini concert.- Classical guitarist Liona I3oyd will perform in, Oshawa on Saturdgy, Nov. 12., The évent has been organized by the burham Region Concert Associationi for their silver anni- versary. The acclaimed artist has per- formed ail over the world since the release of ber album, 'The Guitar,' in 1975 launched her career. Her works include the 1986 album, 'Persona,' which featured performances by Eric Clapton, Pnk Floyd's David Gilmour, the Eurjrhmics' Dean Garcia and wor d-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma. She was inducted into the Gui- tar Hall of Fame in 1993 after winning the poîî for classical guitar for l'ive years. Her performance at the Salva- tion Army Temple in Oshawa will begin at 8 p.m. Tickets ($25 for adults, $18 for students) are available at Brass Delights (666-2531) and Thomas House of Music (430-8015) in Whitby. Boyd's show is flot part of the four-concert series that makes up the association's 1994-95 season. thi e eftr C&4 the Itall IuLd. Pub & Restaurant 11Mà ry St. W., Whitby Saturday, Nov. 5th N.O.T.T.S. Forest vs. Liverpool. Live 10:OOam ,by Satellite $5.00 adm. - $4.00 breakfast Truesday Night WINGS 100 Friday, Nov. 4th& Saturday, Nov. 5th 9:OOpm - 1:OOam Andrew Heathcote SUNDAY JAM NIGHT with Andrew Heathcote Hagood Hardy performed in the first concert in Octeber, and the next concert is Anagonsen and Kinton -- Two Pianos on Jan.'14. Catherine Wilson's Trio Vivant (piano, violin and cello) is on Peb. 25, and the Elora Festival Singers perform on May 6. Subcription prices (ail three concerts and free gueet pass)i are $35 for adits, $18 for students), subscription available at the same locations. Single ticket prices are $18 for adults, $12 for students. 1860 map at auction The fourtb annual Antique Show and Sale at Thunderbird Golf Club will be beld Nov. 12 and 13. Doors open Saturday at 10 a.m, Sunday at il a.m. This year Pete's Antiques from Markham is featuring a municipal map of the Whitby-Oshawa-Uxbridge area from 1860. The map lists proprietors and their respective occupations- in each township, as well as naming each lot with the person s name on it. Black and white drawings of shops border the map. Measuring approximately 3.5 feet by 10 feet, it is in near perfect condition, with only one obvious minor repair. Recently purchased at Neil Bacon's Auction, north of Port Perry, it apparently was stored locally. It will be on display at the antique show both Saturclay and Sunday. Anyone interested in purchasing the map will be able te leave a silent bid with a staff member of the show on eitber day. The highest bidder will bei contacted on Monday, Nov. 14. Thunderbird is- located in Ashburn,' two miles west of Myrtle. There wiIl be 20 antique dealers froni Ontario participating at the show. The selection of antiques includes everything from fine china te early Canadian primitives. Admission is $2.60 for aduits, baîf price for children under M3. For more information cali Janet Town at 725-1338. ~'Herongate%; SBarn t Dinner Theatre Aftona Rd. Pickering Hilarious British Comedy "It Runs in the Family" NOW PLAYING Tickets Selling Fast Book your Christmas Part>' Now