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weekender september 13 1986 p19 weekender entertainment economistsun the tribune 2942200 6402100 paul brooks plays at melbas melbas dine to the guitar sounds of paul brooks every thursday through saturday at melbas on washington st markham re servations are recommended otooles every monday through wednesday otooles on hwy 7 east of mccowan rd in mar kham will be having draws for lots of prizes including albums blue jay tickets and trips for two cotton club every monday through satur day night listen to the new music by meester at the cotton club on hwy 48 south of 14th avenue wellington tonight the wellington will be closed for a sold out party also every sunday is movie night featuring some of todays top movies and complimentary popcorn televised sports will also be shown on the welling tons 10foot screen footloose tonight is his and hers nite at footloose on hwy 7 in mar kham there will be lots of prize giveaways monday is air- whats on uonna cox 2942200 plane nite and tuesday night is team sport nite come in with your team wearing your jersey and win a prize there will be concert ticket giveaways also get the edge with downtown sound from jw egdginton reservations are recom mended for the weekends fernandos fernandos is presenting live from the big apple a musical look at broadway both the street and its theatres for its summer run at the main st markham restaurant the show features the talent of barbara moore gerry farrell rick naylor and robert yeretch shows are friday and satur day night dinner is from 7 to 9 pm and curtain time is 915 pm the price is 2295 per per son for dinner and show for re servations call 2946523 nags head tonight the nags head will be presenting just alice an alice cooper tribute band there will be a 5 cover charge hobby horse arms tom baker the former musical director of the second city revue performs every saturday night at the hobby horse arms on main st ux- bridge the piano soloist plays from a collection of pub songs and will also play requests showtime is 830 pm and there is no cover charge the duchess of markham every sunday is jam nite at the duchesss main st mar kham featuring ken newfield and jane harvey all amateurs are welcome fletchers restaurant tonight fletchers res taurant in ballantrae hwy 48 south of aurora sideroad will be featuring music provided by the fletchers dj ristorante the old town hall on main st markham italian res taurant will be featuring the guitar playing of pino thurs day through saturday brodies this thursday through sun day brodies on hwy 7 union- ville will be featuring the music of don bell there is no cover images the newly renovated images in the lower level of the old town hall in markham will be featuring top 40s music and the golden oldies tonight every wednesday night is ladies night there will be a door prize every week dirty berts this weekend dirty berts lo cated in the lower level of fer nandos on main st markham will be closed cullen barns tonight cullen country barns on the corner of steeles ave and kennedy rd south will be presenting mcgillicuddys lost weekend this play written by keith roulston is about the adventures of a small town one- man police force when he tries to take his first vacation in years everything that possibly could happen does happen the cost for dinner and show is 22 per person the show runs ev ery thursday friday and saturday night and dinner be gins at 6 pm every thursday through saturday afternoon at 1 and 3 pm the cullen matinee theatre presents prairie a musical portrayal of the settle ment of western canada during the middle 1800s the cost is 350 for adults 3 for seniors and 150 for children for reservations and further information call 4774475 deer park inn deer parks theatre in the park on hwy 47 in stouffville will be presenting come blow your horn a neil simon com edy every friday and saturday evening with matinees on wednesdays dinner starts at 630 pm and the show is at 830 pm for further information and reservations call 6406060 lindners lindners dining lounge in the markham village lanes will be presenting the music of cory livingston tonight dogs herding to pleasure valley jim clark and his border collies kate mirk moss and trix will be part of a sheepdog trial and scottish festival set for pleasure valley park sept 20 and 21 mr clark a resident of blenheim south of chatham is president of the ontario border collie club that 100member group is presenting the trial to help raise funds for the hospital for sick children if successful park management plan to make it an annual event pleasure valley is located on brock rd north of claremont chris shanahan by chris shanahan staff reporter the areas scottish commun ity is invited to put on their kilts for a gala celebration saturday and sunday sept 20 and 21 its on these dates that plea sure valley recreation park will host a combination sheepdog trial and scottish festival organizers are hoping this in augural event will attract spec tators not only just scots from several surrounding com munities including whitchurch- stouffville markham and met ro toronto a weekend highlight will be the largest sheepdog trial in eastern ontario according to a news release from pleasure valley fundraising event the competition is being pre sented by the ontario border collie club to raise funds for the hospital for sick childrens capital campaign serving as a 198687 qual ifying trial for the united states border collie handlers asso ciation itll draw some of the best dogs from across north america to compete for prizemoney in open and novice classes reigning english national champion jim cropper of lancashire england will fly in to serve as judge ontario club president jim clark feels pleasure valley is well suited to host a sheepdog trial i think its good he said of the uxbridge township park itll be a challenging field for the dogs mr clark noted that the bor der collie breed herds a third of the worlds sheep population that gives you an idea of the impact it has on livestock he said adding that the upcoming trials may help to promote the discipline locally scottish entertainment pipe bands like uxbridge le gion and local highland dancers will also entertain crowds as part of the twoday festival a scottish food display and sale is planned as well along with other attractions we hope the scottish com munity will turn out and have their kilts on if its not too cold said park coowner gary con- very of uxbridge park facilities such as a 400- foot water slide miniature golf course and woodland roller skating trails will also be avail able to spectators throughout the trials regular admission prices will be in effect during the twoday festival admission only is 4 for adults and 3 for children