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PAGE 10, WHITY FME PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVMBMER 13,> 1991 Stolen cars recovered in Whitby Three sitolen Vlkswagen Jet- tas were recovered by plicein the Whitby area last weel. A police officer. spotted two of the cars leaving Church's Esso at about 3:46 a.m. on Monday last week. He followed them west along Hwy. 2 -to Fothergili Dr. In. Ajax, south ai thelli other continuing weétbound. After a chase, one car bit, a gu ardrail on a dead-end street in Max. The driver and passenger fled, but two souspects were arrested lesthan an hour later and charged with possesion over $1 000. lihe other'vehicle was. found empty on Bluebeli Dr. in Whitby. A third Jettawas recovered by the OPP on Hwy 401 east of Harwood. Ail tbree vehicles wrem stolen from Toronto. upcoming pay is.a"odsae ITEGORDON STREET Children's Cottage Child5 ICare Centre held open house last week, and (Curtis enjoyed the tire swing. Photo by Mark Reemor, Whltby Free Prou. Review of landfill search The next regular meeting of Durhamn Environinental Network (DEN) wiil take place at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at, West yne* public school on Michael Bld nWhitby. The guest speaker will be a representative from M.M. Dillon Linuted who will review the current search' process for a landfil site for municipal waste in Durham Region. The provincial governnent has established the Interim, Waste Authority to search for, select and establish long-terni landflll sites within the Greater Toronto Area, and Dillon bas been selected by the authority te, find a preferred site within Durhamn by August 1992. 1There will be a review of the envirormental issues survey for candidates in the November 1991 municipal elections in Durhamn Region. The survey covers a wide range of 'local environinental issues, and bas been sponsored by DEN and endorsed byl15 area environinental groups. <DEN is a non-profit volunteer organization working to facilitate discussion, education and co-operation on environinental issues among concerned individuals and environmental groups in Durhamn Region. For more information, cai (416) 286-9565 or (416) 435-0497. Music and special effects are highlights of the thriller,'1711 Be Back -Before Midnight' to be presented by the Oshawa Little Theatre starting Nov. 21. A play that is-frigtening both' for the mind ana the nerves, director AT. Elliott took up the challenge to combine acting, sound, background and mood music, and special effects to effectively convey the thriller. With loud shotgun noises and explosions, the play is flot for young children. The play, by Peter Colley, and produed by Len Jones, is descri- bed as a Ugood scare,» and "some- where between an Agatha Chris- tie mysteyy and an Alfred Hitch- cock psycholoical thriller.» The cast of four includes Bryan Stanish of Whitby as George Willowby a neighbour fariner; Anthony §kanes as Grog Sander- son; Carol Laing as Jan Sander- son Greg's wifo; Maureen Green as Lar anderson, Greg's sis- ter. Stanish, after a 15-year break, was Sancho in the Oshawa Little Theatre production of 'Man of La Mancha, a role for which he had received a Theatre Ontario Award in 1973 with the Scar- borough Music Theatre. Last season Stanish, who works for the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social Services, was in IfThe Dining Boom.' Performances, at 62 Russett A Ve, Oshawa w"41 be Nov. 21 te 24, Nov.28 te Dec 1, and Dec. 5 te 7, ,curtain time 8 p.m. Tickets, $10 for adulte. and $8 for students, are available from Saywe Bookstoro 14 Simcoe St S., Oshawa and at the box office on night of performance. BRYAN STANISH of Whitby and Anthony Skanes go at each other while Carol Laing watches in horror in a scene from TU'i Be Back Before Midnight.' The play opens Nov. 21 at the Oshawa Little Theatre. Photo by Mark Reesr, Whitby Free Pr... enere aie ment HEPROSPECT 0F WHITBY LASER KARAOKE With Tony & Roz Wednesday NoVember 13 to Saturday November 16 STARTS AT 9:00 PM 158 Brock St. N. (At Mary Street) Whitby 666-5092 HIDEAWAY BINGO DAILY -MATINEES DAllY EVENINGS, WeekendLate Bingos» Special ,Roomt for Non-smokers 65 SunrlaySt . (n. -off Consuniers Rd. 1 block w. of Thickson) 668-9029 MY SISTER'S PLACE TERRi BENNET A Real Country Gal Thurs. - Sat. 9- 1 arn, Sunday Matinee 3 -5 pn, Sundayl7- 1lprn 339 Malaga, Oshawa 576-9121 THE LION & UNICOIRN BLACKSTALK Friday Nov. 1 5th and Saturday Nov. i 6th Spec~ialPerfomance Sun. Nov. l7th BOBBY WATT & FRIENDS 3 -7 pm 112 Coiborne St. E. Whitby 666-3034 THE PROSPECT 0F WIB SUNDAY APTERN OON JAZZ 2 -6 PM FEATURING 'Tue John Deehari Quartet SpecilPnces & Pnzes ta celebrate our 2nd Anniversap,' on Sun. Nov. 1711, 158 Brock.St. N. (At Mary Street) Whitby 666-5092 m - £ ** g. e THE TOP 10 CD'S 0F THE WEEK ARE: 1. Robbie R.obertson STORYVILLE - MCA 2. The Commitmnents SOUNDTRACK - MCA 3. James Taylor', NEW MOON SHINE - Sony 4. Van Momrson HYNS TO THE SILENCE - Poly 5. Dire Straits ON EVERY STREET- Poly 6. Ozzy Osboume NO MORE TEARS - CBS Z. Erie Clapton 24 NIGHTS - Wamre 8. 'Buddy Guy DAMN RIGHT, I'VE GOT THE BLUES -BMG 9. John Lee Hooker MR. LUCKY - A&M 10.Cay Dufer SAXUALITY - BMG ........ ....... PAUL SIMON 25CHIEFTAINSR. (arssfomte Brick 1 432-2835 1m~.1[~~ t- Festival of Lights underway at Cullen Gardons Cullen Gardons' annual Festi- val of Lights is underway and will continue until Jan. 5. A Christmnas tradition at Cul- len Gardens since 1986, there are more than 100,000 lights highlighting the Christmnas deco- rations on the miniature village and other attractions in the gar- dens. A Christmnas show is held at 5:30, 7 and 8 p.m. daily, and Santa is in the tea room until Nov. 25 when he will move te bis castle. 'Breakfast with Santa' will be held Dec. 7, 14 and 21. Doistra,> thired in. fiddle ones Deammia Doistra: of Wh yhad a thWrd-pIgSe;finish a' a fddle conteat "eid a't-the 'Oshawa Centre onNv.2. DoistWa Wasthird Iin the age 12 and under cîas. The contest wÀas opr ganized by Cambridge- Shopping Centres Ltd., new owners of the Oshawa Centre,,and the Oshawa-WVhitby OldImeFiddle Club., . ' i -1 1