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The Gardens 1o pens, Easter^ Weekend Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village will begin the 1996 sea- son on Friday. Atth 1br!y CONVERSATION Chuck Marlt will diseuss the art of conversation, at the, Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre an Tuesday, April 9, 1:30 p.m. Cail 668-1424 for more information. AUTHOR Ajax author Robin Maharai will b. at the. Whitby Public Làibrary ta read from bis acclaimed book of short stories, The Interlopler, and also fr-om- bis new untitled work, on Thursday, April 18,7 ta 8 p.m. Registration begins Thursday, April 4,, 7 p.m., in persan. After April 4, registration is by phone at 668-6531, ext. 23. Herongate Barn Now Playing "Stepping Oit", A Hilanlous Comedy Dinner & Show 11iurs. thnj Sun. Running Until May I11 Starting at $32.95 Clip this ad and Save $5.00 The Easter weekend events -- held April 5 ta 7' -- include Ukrainî'an Easter egg painting demonistrations, live bunny dis- plays, magic/puppet shows, Eas- ter egg hunts -- ail in addition to the tours of the miniature village and Cottage Country. ThIere will be lower admi ssion fees for the Easter weekend as well as discounts on season passes. Syphony concert upeomling The Oshawa-Durham Sym- phony Orchestra will present a 'Classical Concert' on Sunday night, April 21,.in Oshawa. ge firat haif of the programi includes Marcello Oboe Concerto featuring principal oboe Vicki Hathaway, followed by the. per- formance of a classical sym- phony. The. second haîf of the program wilI consist of the Beethoven Piano Concerto #1, featuring tnest piamist Phihp Thomson, a Catiadian now residing in Akron, Ohio. The concert wiIl b. at Eastdale Auditorium, 265 Harmony Rd. N. starting at 8 p.m., Elickets are $18 for a dits, $15 for seniors and $10 for students. Cail 579-6711 for more informa- tion. Safâ,ncnnt hair removal Consultation & SamnpleTreatment - ý 61696-3GO" S(Inside European WomerV's Health Club) Best Chinese Food in Town Seiving Durham for 32 years CHINESE FOODAil You Can Eat BUFFET DAILY LUNcH $4.95 D1NER $7.-95 Children Under Ï10 - 1/2 Price- Regular Menu Avai lable 'Country' Uswsle at the Arts Resource Centre in Oshawa.-The $6 tickets are available at Walters Music Centres or, at Information Oshawa in the Oshawa Centre. Photo by Jeremiy Dresar.Whltby Fre.-Prou DURHAM SHOESTRING Performers (from Ieft) Ry Pornhll, Ken Bond and Sal Arnigo are shown preparing for The Undiscovered Countiy, ta be presented April 19, 20, 25-27 m~~i pring Fing 1n sh awa A pring Flingdance will be affered bythe eshawa-Dunham Symphony Orchestra on Satur- daynight, April 13 in Oshawa. TeBig Wind Jazz Band, with vocalisit Claudette Van Sickle, will perform mnusic from ii. h Glenn Miller era.' Three Of the symphony's musi- cians will prfr Jerome Kern selections during intermission. The event, a fundraiser for the orchestra, wiIl b. held' at- the VOLUNTEERSWANTED ýKinark Child and Family Services la looking for volunteers. Training la provided. Cail 433-0386, ext. 308. TueWhibyInnj Rest~auranzt & Sports-Bar, Roesland Park, Country, Club, atarting at 9 p.m. ickets are $25, and should'b.' &urchased in, advance. CaIl 579- I11I MUSE The. Writersd Circle af Durhamn Region will offer the. Muse, Program in Oshawa for those aged eight ta 12, startin April, 13, at Simcoe Hall- Settiement ,House Cammunity Centre, -Osha*a. Sessions run from 9:30 a;m é ýta noon, for five S4turdays. Cootis $40..' Register :rby April iby p4oing686-183. Satellite TV - Teams Welcome Page 12, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, April 3, 1996