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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20,1990 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Young Dancers Perform at Annual Recital Exciting Air SIlOlV FUeS High this Weèk-end -rf. ^ (. « I : : t / Ilk': ! .A t' The stage is set for one of the most spectacular events in eastern Canada. Organizers Organizers of Trenton's Armed Forces Forces Day celebrations have planned this year's Air Show to provide a wide variety of civilian and military participation. participation. Each day, audiences can thrill to breath-taking aerobatics and aerial manoeuvres manoeuvres performed by some of the best pilots in the world. 1990 marks the 20th anniversary anniversary of our own Canadian Canadian Forces Snowbirds air demonstration team. Over the years, the Snowbirds have appeared before an estimated estimated 61 million spectators spectators across North America and they will surpass the 1,000 show mark tnis year. Considered by many the finest finest aerobatic demonstration team in the world, their performance performance definitely ranks in the "must see" category. This year is also the 50th anniversary of the inception of the British Commonwealth Commonwealth Air Training Plan, and many ' period aircraft will be on hand to celebrate the occasion. Just a few of the attractions include Jerry Billing's thrilling performance performance flying the Supermarine Supermarine Spitfire Mk DC and the Canadian Harvard Association's Association's exciting formation flight. You will also see the RCAF's first monoplane fighter, the Hawker Hurricane, Hurricane, and the backbone of RAF Bomber Command, the Avro Lancaster, take to the air once again. Lovers of modern high performance jet fighters, will not be disappointed either. A wide assortment of Canadian Canadian and NATO fighters will participate, including Canada's Canada's CF-18 Hornet and the F-16 Fighting Falcon. In stark ' contrast to the thunder and smoke of the jets, witness and whispering elegance of Manfred Radius' aerial ballet in his Salto H101 sailplane. CFB Trenton's Armed Forces Day celebrations will take place on the weekend of June 23rd and 24th. Gates open to the public at 9:00 a.m. each day. Plant to arrive arrive early and take in the ground displays before the Air Show takes off at 1:00 p.m. Cost is only $5.00 per adult and children 12 years and under are admitted free. The Base is located on highway highway 2 with easy access from highway 401. There is ample ample parking available. Please, no pets, bicycles, or skateboards. Large Crowds Watch Annual Fiesta Parade in Oshawa t Recently, the students of Theatre Dance Academy, Bowmanville, performed at "Eastdale Theatre during their annual dance recital. This particular group pre- J n Tr. nn A 1- -- "TT It ml. 1 1 I * * I 1 • I 1 Rented a Jazz routine to "Hey, Mickey." The dancers also participated in the 'Oshawa Fiesta Parade on Sunday and will be performing at the Maltese Pavilion during Fiesta Week. This photo shows, front row 1-r, Lisa MacSween, Sarah Allen, Brian Dy mar ski, Erin Andrews, Sarah Dewsbury, Jennifer Percy; back row, Al- yissh Norrish, Lorissa Garbowski, Cindy Biard, Jullian Cotton and Caryn Schumacher. Schumacher. bXCITEMbNT? STREET SURVIVORS APPEARING LIVE Saturday, June 23rd Cover charge • &EA&T @ %mi , MOTtE T© LYNYRD SKYNYRD • d? tffo© test? ©(? tfh® ow ©(? tfhi© CASTLE HOTEL 55 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7072 K A W A HI HA July 3rd -- Sept. 1st, 1990 Featuring Six Plays! THE PRISONER SALTWATER WE'VE GOT IT! The ideal place for a wedding reception, banquet,' or party! Or a weekend getaway, or private conference! In a Quiet, Private, Picturesque Setting... ' FRANKLIN .HOUSE INN ) Bethany, Cty. Rd. 38 Opposite DEVIL'S ELBOW PHONE 277-3297 sm:^ : : a û Tremendous crowds were on hand Sunday noon all first ones to show and was met with considerable ap- along the route, to watch the annual Oshawa Fiesta plause by the thousands of spectators lining the parade that launches a full week of fun and good food streets, at pavilions all over the city. This float was one of the MOON By David French August?-11 MURDER AT THEHOWARD JOHNSON'S By Ron Clark and SamBobrick 2 Weeks August 14-25 SHAKING LIKE A LEAF (A TRIBUTE TO DANNY KAYE) Compiled by Laura Pearce Aug. 28-Sept. 1 • Matinees Wednesdays, 2 p.m. • Children's Plays Thursdays, 1:00 and 2:30 p.m. -- $3.00 OFSECOND AVENUE By Neil Simon 2 Weeks July3-14 SINNERS By Norm Fosler July 17-21 THEDEATHOF DRACULA By Warren Graves 2 Weeks July 24-Aug. 4 SAVE $15.00 Order Season Tickets Now 6 for $60.00 only until July 7 (jti ! At the Air Conditioned Academy Theatre, Downtown Lindsay, 2 Lindsay St. S. 324-9114 RbUufUuf you QijfU and QneetUufi... 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