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4 Whitby Fr. Presa, Weckiesday. June 29, 1M4,Page 17 Car show at museum Pickering Museumn Village will hold an Antique and Classic Car Show on Sunday, July 3, il a.m. S hortcake party at Watson 's Ted Watson Farms Ltd. at RR2 Bowmanville wil hold a silver anniversary celebration on JuIl1and 3. The 'Strawberry Shortcake' party wiIl include clowns, magi- clans, wagon rides, hay jumps, maze crazes and a petting zoo. Big Sisters of Durham will serve treats to raise funds. In addition to shorteake, there will be fresh-dipped chocolate-covered strawberries. Watson Farms is located on Highway 2, east of Maple Grove Road. The Strawberry Festival at Cullen Gardens continues until July 3. Tales begmn tonight The third annual 'Tales for a Summer's Eve' will be held at the courtyard complex in Picker- in Village starting June 29. Th e concerts taxe lace ove r six consecutive Wednesday nighits starting June 29. The first concert will feature Sher Leetooze, Rob Owens, Sharon Henry and Ron Getz as storytellers. Concerts begin at 9:30 p.rn. Other storytellers in the series will be Meryl Arbing, Murray Garrett, Carol McGruer, Anne Srnythe, Micki Bock, Carollyn Hart, Normýan Perrin, Marc Jen- kins, Liz Lloyd, Yolanda Declerq, George Blake, Jim Meeks, Har- niet Yanthakos, Pat Cook and Paula Graham. 'No Hans' at Herongate to5 p.m. Restored and original vehicles will be on li splay with activities, for the whole family throughout the homes and shops of the village. Bring a picnie lunch or enjoy barbecued fare provided by the Country Town Singers. The show is sponsored by the Antique and Classic Car Club of Canada, Durham Region. Pickering Museum Village is in Greenwood, on Hlighway 7, three kilometres east of Brock Road. For further information cal (905) 683-8401 or (905) 420-4620. Roots rock shows soon begmn Arni Wine and Colin James wilbe among the bands per- forming in Ajax on Thursday nights in July and August. The Canadian Roots Rock Series will be held at Annandale Golf & Country Club. April Wine will perform July 7 with opening act The Barstool Profits, and on July 14 there wil be anIle blues bill with Colin James Te Little Big Band, David Gogo and Room Full o Blues. Road Apples (tribute te The Týagically Hip) will perform July 21. AIl current concerts are licensed events but plans are underway for ail ages shows in late July or early Auguet. Annandale is using the curling arena as the venue for the rock series. Organizers ho pe to have 1,000 people attend t he licensed events. Tickets for the shows are avail- able at Annandale or at Dises & Dats or Koo Koo Bananas in Whitby. the hefer i& Pub & Restaurant PA rio NO w OPEN WORLD CUP on the big sereen Jug and Wing Speclals JuIy 1s 2 for 1 Intros AIL DAY Frldayf, JuIy 1lSt& Saturday, JuIy 2nd HOLIDAY INN@ HOTELS HAVE THE ADVANTAG E WHEN YOU STAY IN Herongate Barni Dinner Theatre is featuring the play 'Look No Hans,' a fast-paced fun- filled farce. Peter Fisher (Peter Hurley) is the manager of an unsuccessful British car conipany in West Berlin -- he is also an undercover agent for British Security. Cadwallander (Bev Nicholas) is also an agent-for British Security, and he's -is- beside himself trying to figure out what aIl the womnen are doing in Peters apartment as Peter's wife, nustress and a scantily clad singing telegram girl are coming and going through the apartment as the play unfolds. The. cast includes Tracy RanIn (mistress), Deborah Dawn George (wife), Michelle Dianiond (telegramn girl) and Jo Hubbard (executive from British Car Comnpany). Anri Ward is the artistic director of the play. The. play runs until July 3. 3 DAY RTfAL 1 ,000's of movies within our vast selecton! Great for cottage weekendis. Indludes CDs anid Games 513 Brook St. N. GREAT RATES m FROM AS LOW AS Barrie Burlington Cambridge Guelph Kingston-Waterfront Kitchener-Waterloo Oakville Oshawa Ottawa Centre Peterborough St. Catharines Sarnia Sault Ste. Marie Toronto Airport Toronto Airport South Toronto Centret Toronto East Toronto Mississauga Toronto West Toronto Yorkdale Trenton Midweek $65 $86 $69 $79 $99 $79 $79 $89 $87 $70 $79 $69 $87 $89 $94 $99 $76 $79 $79 $85 $70 Weekend $79 $76 $79 $79 $104 $69 $70 $72 $79 $80 $83 $79 $87 $79 $81 $99 $66 $79 $69 $85 $75 Prices available between july lst and juIy 31st, 1994. Corne and take advantage of ail Ontario has to offer this summer. 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