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10- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 14, 1976 Section Two New Home Show Called Opens at Oshawa's Ci*vic Plans for the Little Ex, an in hand according to show up-dated version of the former organisers. Oshawa Home Show. lare well. Purchased late last year by R ES TAURANTI MON DAY -THU RS DA' 6 a.m. - 12p0.m. F RI1DAY & sATrUR DAY 6a.m.-la.m. SUN DAY 7 a.m. - 11. 30 p.m. Serving Deliclous Chinese Food Ta ke-Out Orders ASpecialIty Free Delivery in Bowmanvjlle on Ail Orders of $6. 00 or More 1 Full Course Meals in a Home-Lilce Atmosphere. 9 King St. W. 623'54212 'Littie Ex' Ap.r. 23 a group of local businessmen, the Little Ex, a three day exposition of ideas reiating.to the home. craft. and leisure scene, will be held at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium April 23rd, 24th and 25th. President John Muha said 'when we took the show over it was feit that a new name would be in order to reflect the much wider range of the exhibition this year. The old name did seem to indicate an Oshawa boundary. But there are many more people resident in the area surround- ing Oshawa. We feel that the show wiii appeal to that segment of the population as well as Oshawa, as it is intended to reflect the Dur- ham region as a whoie rather than just a portion of it' is appreciably more diversified than it has been in the past. There wili be more exhibitors, over 100 in fact, from a wider area, and the'entertainment will be of an extremely hiýgh calibre.'- AiSpencer, generai man- ager of The Little Ex, indicat- ed that the organisers were very happy to have arranged for six special appearances by The Winstonettes, Canada's top ranked women's gym- nastic team., Spencer said 'Three of the team have aiready been chosen to repre- sent Canada at the '76 Olympîcs, with one other member tryiniz for the final Courtice Scondary Sýhool Dram a Club' PRESENTS South Pacific APRIL 21-24 8:00 p.m. AT BOWMANVILLE HIG'H SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ADULTS $2.50 STUDENTS $1,50 Write:-C.S.S. Ticket Department R.R. No. 3, BOIWMANV IL LE,Ontario, LiC 3K4 or Phone - 728-5146 The C.S.S. Boand wiII play from 7:30 -,8:00 p.m. ALL SEATS RESERVED ****** il Il I Il I L t I ~ le ~ .*~ - spot on the team'. Coached by Marilyn Sav- age, Canadian Olympie Team coach in 1968 and 1972, the Winstonettes will perform their exhibition program at the McDonald Ford booth. McDonald Ford are co-spons- oring the special appearance together with show organ- isers. The County Town Singers will also appear at the show. Formed in 1967,, they have been called 'the singing ambassadors'. In 1974, the Singers travelled and per- formed throughout Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. They have also appear- ed at Ontario Place and the Lions International Con- vention in Miami. Ted Curi, of Whitby, will puzzle the crowds with his magie act. Mr. Curi was Master of Ceremonies at the recent Sportsman's Show in Toronto, and is well known throughout the region. Walter Beath, Chairman of Durham Region, will officiate at the opening ceremonies at 7 p.m. on April 23rd, though the show will open at 1 p.m. the same day. Mr. Beath will be aCCOMDanied by Miss Little Ex, Cathy Dillon and by O0shawa's Timmy for 1976. Oshawa Mayor James Pot- ticary will-at that time make the draws for the major prizes to. be awarded. Among these will be a trip for two, al expenses paid, to the Ba- hamas. Other prizes include an automatie dishwasher, the use of a Ford -Pinto or Mustang, courtesy of MacDonald Ford, plus door prizes draws every hour during the show. The show hours are 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Sunday. On Satur- day it will open at il a.m. Royal Liîppi%îzan Stall Retrnsf0 Oshawa The annual tour of the wonderful world of horses featuring The Royal Lipizzan Stallion Show plays at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa' on April 29th. More than 20 of the rare and noble Lipizzaners will perform their classical sehool movements in a two hour presentation of spectac-- ular new acts and impressive production numbers. The performance will include a complete, authentic program of Lipizzaner move- ments. Bred in the l6th, century for, the use of the Hapsburgs, the royal family of Austria, the Lipizzaners- are Final Jamboree The Orono Jamboree was a huge success on Sunday, April 4th when approximately 450 country music fans attended, to see and hear 15 different artists as well as the house band of The Country Hits with Fay, Glory and Don Adams, Len Somerscales, Joe Howe and Rod Craig. The highlight of the show was when "Buck and Barney" from Gopher Gultch appeared to do their anticsof comedy. This thrilled the young and the old. This show endedthe season for the Orono Country Jam- borees and the performers from the shows deserve a great deal of credit for their time and effort involved., "Hats off to the flouse band and the artists" of the "Orono Country Jamboree".. OSHAWA CHORAL SOCIETY PR ES ENTS (A 3 Acf Operef ta) by Franz Lehar C URTAI1N 8:15 p.m.. APRIL 28, 29, 30 May 1,.2 Eastdale.Aurditorium-, Ha r mncPy R d. N. , Os h aa Tickets............... $4.00 -$30 (Ail1 Sea ts Rese rved. CaIli 576-8630) o r Send starnped addressed envelope with cheque or money order to BOX 742, Oshêiawa. Northumberland - Newcastle Board of Edlucation YOA at Bowmafiville High School EVENING CLASSES BEGINNING APRIL 15,1976 Time: 7:00 p.m. Fees: $7.50 (Senior Citizens Free) For further information, contact Mr. Gary Milovick - 623-4416 or Mrs. Linda Pawley - 623-3680 the worid's oniy living testi- mony to the Renaissance. They have trained for 400 years in the air of haute ecole. Originally the AIRS ABOVE THE GROUND were tactics of war, used by mounted men to inspire' terror in enemy in- fantrymen.. The Lipizzaners, because of their exceptional strength, courage and intelli- gence were especially bred for this purpose. T1ocay, the jumps are performed only for their beauty. Among the spectacular movements is the great leap from a standstill position known as the Capriole. The stailion jumps to a height of weii over six feet and kicks out violently with his hind legs wbiie tucking his foreiegs under his chest. In the levade the horse must maintain a haunced position at a 45 degree angle to the ground, Herevs Johnny! STYLES AT' Joe Patraboy MIDTOWN MALL Oshawa Open Saturday 10a am.to 6p.m. Durham Region's EXPOSITION of GREAT LIVING IDEAS 3 BIG DAYS exclusive property of the fl% monarch, their breeding was ivi 1*5 w strictly controlled and no JR 01Ae commoner was allowed to own A p r iu 2 Thne' Lipizzans shown are from the breed's six blood- requiring great muscle con- lines: Conversano, Neopolit- trol and perfect balance. ano, Pluto, Sigiavy, Maestoso Oniy a few hundred of the and Favory. Morgans, Andai- Lipizzans have been alive at usians, Saddiebreds, Thor- any one time. As they werethe oughbreds, Palominos, Arab- - f**4 lans and Western horses will also be among the other breeds presented in the world's only theatrically pro- duced horse show. Producer Gary Lashinsky has created what is consider- ed to be one of the world's finest equine spectacles. It holds irresistible magnetism for chiidren and grown-ups alike. Tho DM0ýln THE GREA SIEE.. THE GREAT - WHITE STAILIONS LEAPS IN THE MADE FAMOUS BY THRILINGWALT DISNEY'S "MIRACLE 0F "AIRS ABOVE THE WHITE THE GROUND" STALLIONS" A BR AHTKG, PERFORMANCE 0F ~~ TRADITION &BEAUTY INSPIRED BY THE FAMED' RIOING SCHOOLOF EUROPE! SEEN BY MILLIONS IN ARENAS &COLISEUMS EXTRA ADDED A TTRCTION INCLUDING Direct From Europe ... MADISON SQ. "THE WORILD RENOWNED" Not Affiliated with A~?~f C4N~ or The Austrian Governmenit With their Internationally Famous TO SEEY HORSES AND HORSEMEN' ALL IN THE WORILD'S Thursday, REATEST EQUINE Anril29Qth pm ruuen AboMcM (ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY) ADMISSION: $6.00 - $5.00 - $4.00 Children under 14 - Haif Price TICKETS ON SALE AT AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICE ONLY- OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM' Grand Prize AIL EXPENSE ADVENTURE TOURS TRIP FOR TWO To the GRAND BAHAMA HOTEL and COUNTRY CLUB, BAHAMAS Includes airf are, hotel and meals Travel arrangements made through Haîcyon Days Travel, Oshawa. Trip to be taken anytime before Dec. 15, 1976 Watch Olympic gym nasts in action 'THE WINSTONETTES' 6 spécial exhibition appearances Performances held at the MacDonald Ford Booth (Nos. 84 - 85) eu, Demonstration sby Durham Regional Police Be baffîed by the magie of MR. TED CURI Enjoy the harmony 1of TECOUNTY TOWN SINGERS O0SHAWA AUDITORIUM Fi. -Sat. - Sun. APRIL 23e24e25 Over 100 Exhibits Home Improvement, Decorating, Entertain ment ,Crafts Demonstrations, Films THE LITTLE EX IS THE n BIG EXPERIENCE r Show wi Il be opened by N DUJRHAM REGIONAL CHAIRMAN WALTER BEATH (fficiai ceremony, 7 p.m. Hi.) Oshawa Mayor JAMES PDTTICARY wiII make major prize draws 1Sunday,, April 25 ai 9 p.m. Show Hours: FRIDAY APRIL 23 1 p.m. ta 10 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 24 1l a.m. ta 10 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 25 1 p.m. ta 10 p.m. ADMISSION $1 .50 Children under 12 accompanied by aduit, free of charge Yrour chanceto Win.. A speciall1y decorated Olympic FORD MUSTANG or FORD PINTO (for one month> Courtesy 0fd MacDonald Ford Cars wiII be on.display at Booth Numbers 84 and 95 1-W »-l- 1 0--