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Whitby Free Pres. Wedneday. Augusi 18, 1993, Page 9 Gala opening to Trafalgar antique show The second annual 'Antiques at Trafalgar Castle' will be field Aug.26 to29. Tie show, under the patronage of Lieutenant Governor Henry Jackman, will again include a lecture by Brian Musselwhite, curatorial assistant at the Royal Ontario Museum. The show, presented b y the Alumnae Association of Trafal- gar Castie Sehool, kicks off with a gala premiere on Thursday, Aug. 26, 7 to 10 p.m. Cost.is $25, an d reservations are required by calling 668-3358. The lieutenant-governor will attend the gala premiere. He will be the tenth lieutenant governor to visit Trafalgar Castie. The daily admission is $5. Al proceeds go to the school. HISTORICAL FEATURE in the Whitby Free Press i .Who donated the land for the Whitby Cenotaph, which was dedicated in 1924? 2.What three os!ofces once existed in Wityand how long were they open? 3.Who gave the bell which is now in the Brooklin United Church? 4.What person born in Whitby introduced the song "Af ter the Bail is Over," on Broadway, New York City, in 1898? Answers on Page 23 This feature providied by Loclkdcwiuà Cvcrr&AdAvscry EVERY WEDNESDAY Heritag Hentae crelebration upcomiflg DAVE STEWART, 'Thie Brooklin Antiquarian,' poses in bis shop window with a f ew pieces of furniture. Stewart will be displaying bis treasures at the second annual 'Antiques at Trafalgar Castie' even Au. 2629.Photo by Mark Reesor. Whtby Free Presr RoasQt raises $1,116 The sixth annual Musicimns Corn Roast on Aug. 14 in Black- stock raised $1,116 fo r the Heart & Stroke Feundation. Saturday's roast, that included live country music, was the lar- g est yet -- about $200 was raised fast year -- but organizers plan an even largýer event next year. Raffle winnerss were Elle Tyler of Omemee (Walter Camp- bel Print from Bremner Art Gal- lery), Gloria Smuck of Black- strock (Lakeride Links green Thne Vhitbil Inn Restaurant SPub Banue acrLzzes îivati se Record'n rit Featuring music Iirrm .the 40's to the 8 0's FiAug. 20 & Sa.Aug. 21 MIKE McCLUSKY. Back by popular demnand. Favourites from thue 5's to the 90's Fri. Au ,27 & Sat. Aug.28 TONY & ROZ LASER VIDEO KARAOKE ENTERTAINMENT ~ THUR. AUG 26 9PM-1 AM SUN. AUG 29 8PM-1 2AM fees), Roy Hope of Port Perry (Paula Lishman fur hat), Pam Carmnichael of Lotus (five months of golf practice at Dyniamic Golf Carol Parenteau of Ajax (Wild Willy's Western Wea gift certifi- cate and Doddie Randail of In- niskillin (Mark's Car Care ser- ,Vice). By Kaýthryn McBurney 'Preserving our heritage for our children' is the theme of this year's Heritage Day on Sept. 11, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the downtown area. Some of the day's sights and activities will include an antique clock display' at Bank of Mon- treal; historie photo disp lays at Bank of Montreal ansd ya Canadian 'Legion Hall; a display of historie poice and fire dep art- ment vehic es; a historic walking tour of Whitby; explorations of family and ancestral history at the Whitby Public Library (main branch); performances by the County Town Singers, a magical busker, meandering minstrels and the Whitby Brass Band; and apple pie and preserves contests. This year's Heritage Day will aise celebrate the 5Oth annivers- ary ofth launching of Her Majsty' Canadian Ship (HCS) Witby. Membors of the Wrhitby-Osh- awa branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society will be at the Whitb>y Public Library bet- ween 1 and 4 p.m. for those interested in exploring their own family history. The Whitby Public Library will hold activities, for those aged 6 and over that will explore the history o?~ the community. Regist- ration is at the children's desk and youth attending on Heritage Day are asked te iring along design a famlly tree and share some stories about the good old days. For more information, call the Downtown Business Im prove- ment Area office at 666-4189 or the Town of Whitby at 668-5803. RONDEN GALLERY 133 Tauniton Rd. W. #16 11/2 blocks west of Simcoe) Oshawa - 432-1580 Since 1979 n1 OlTER CREEK VIDEO WEST LYNDE VIDEO 900 BONACORD AVE, 273 MICHAEL BLVD- 1 (aco'os fro rn t h c o O Reservatlon Hotllne 666-9280 IReservation Hollne 430-0992 KEIJEL m AIJv 1 a..JUhi~VUU.SS<hVUIScM pu't.mmu b mmml ~3WL"-awaw~ Banquet Facilities Available