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Page 12, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, September 22,1993 2 ù twhuecmplexeus to be 'offcilly opened Fiday Durham Region Non-Profit Housing Corporation wili celebrate the officiai openings of Garrard Heights and Marigold Court in northeast Whitby on Friday. Garrard Heights is a 60-unit townhcuse complex located at 123 Eric Clarke Dr., east of Dryden and Garrard. The project started receiving tenants on June 1, 1993. There are 37 two-bedroom units, some of which are wheelchair accessible, 20 three-bedroom units and three four-bedroom units. The construction of Garrard Heights was financed by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation and the provincial gernment under the federal! proincal 1991 non-profit huigprograro and carried out by Awaiting Developments Inc. as a modified turnkey project. Marigold Court is a 107-unit townhouse complex located at 3438 Garrard Rd, at the southwest corner of Dryden and Garrard. The project started receiving tenants in September of 1992. TPhere are 61 two-bedrooni units% some of which are wheelchair accessible, and 46 three-bedroom units. The construction of Marigold Court was financed by the poicial goverrnment undor the honsnow non-profit housing program and carried out by Frain Construction Limiàted. The prQect was designed by Viijoen Architects Ltd. For further information, contact J. Michael Noonan, general manager, at 436-6610. -ittie Caesar back on stage The original Little Caesar and the Consuls wiil provide music for Mhe Station Gallery's fali dance. The dance will be held at Heydenshore Pavilion on Satur- day, Oct. 30, 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Rick Kerr is president and Jim Renshaw vice president of the Whitby Courtouse Theatre board of directors for the 1993-94 soason. Scott Griffin is secretary, Claude Lavoie is treasurer and Peter Thrasher executive pro- ducer. The board aise, includes mar- keting director Bernadette Sirors, fundraising director Joyce McReady, youth group director Lorraine Lloyd, member- ship director Eve Heaver, social director Tery Beauchamp, pub- licity director Bert Heaver, box office director Sheila Jones and front-of-house director Joan Run- dle. The evening will include a menu from. Little Caesars Pizza, cash bar, door prizes and a silent auction. Tickets, at $30 per person, are available at the gailery (668- 4185). The Oshawa Art Association presents the l2th annual Camp Samac Art Festival Sept. 24 te, 26, 9 a.=. to 9 p.m., at Camp Samac main council hall, Oshawa. The festival aund art sale features more thon 60 local artiso presenting nearly 700 oiginal works of art, including Mome Iimitod edition reproductions. Admission is free, and browaer are welcome. A draw for an original work of art will be held, with a free ticket included in each program that costs $1. Pearson art on exhibi*t Works by Canadian artist Bar- rie Pearson will be on exhibit at a gýallery in Whitby on Saturday. Pearson began painting land- scapes and townscapes for years, but only bgan making rooney froro them 20 months ago. His orn als seli for between $25,00 ad $35,000, and prints sell froro $168 to $230. He crates vivid detaiied representations of Lis native SPORTS LOUNGË~ WsA-., sEpT. 251 featuring "One of Durham's .best en tertainers" -DANCING - 965 DUNDAS ST. W. West Lynde Plaza : 3. 4788 England, and has also done Wil- liams Mili in Bowmanvilie. Each of his paintings require months of research through pub. lic archives and oid photographs. The Whitby show wiii be a t the gailer at the home of Bill and Brenda Simons, 69 Devereli St., from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The new Pickering Philharmonic wili hold an orientation for musicians wanting to join the group Tuesday, Sept. 28, 8 pm, at Durham Regionai Police headquarters, community room in Pickering. For more information, call 686-7531. RALPH FOSTER "Mhe Voice of Elvis' offiîcially recognized by Graccland Fni. Sept . 24th & Sat. Sept. 25th MIKE McCLUSKEY Top 40's, R&B Fni. Oct. 1 & Sat. Oct 2 WANTA SING with Tony Reines j Thurs. 9pm - 1a.m SAVE $5.OO ON SECOND DINNER ENTREE 1 with the purchase of anentree of Iequal orgreater valut. Two of \Pearson's original oil paintings wili be shown, as weli as prints of six different works. Uxbridge celebrates its actors and niusicians, painters and potters, writers and filmakers with its 'Celebration of the Arta' sept. 23 to 26. Writers Thomas King and Jane Urquhard, actor Kenneth Welsh, the musical ensemble Brassroots, and painter Lewis Parker are just some of the artists taking part. Also featured is a speciai salute te, the world's indigenous peoples, with native music and dance. For information and tickets cali 416-852-7091. 114,uda . E sîb EVERY WEDNESDAY LIVE COMED Y WITH LAFF TRAX Friday, September 24th FREE ADWICE Saturday, Se6tember 25th BLUES BAND Sunday, Septeniber 26th EASY ACCESS JAM SESSION WING NIGHT - 25o~ WINGS Theatre group iLArt fgest lias new board grat Snxmac r