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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 11,1994 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Environment Fair Scheduled For Sat., May 14 The fourth annual Environment Fair is coming to Oshawa. The Fair brings with it a day of family fun with over 50 exhibitors to intrigue, educate and inform you. Our new location is at the Jubilee Pavilion on Lake Ontario at the foot of Simcoc Street in Oshawa. Eat at The Green Cafe, shop for gifts that don't "Cost the Earth", games, toys, household items and Green Personal Care products. Step outside and see the Queens University University Solar Powered Car. Face painting, lots of door prizes and even a strolling minstrel to serenade serenade you. Admission is $1 for everyone over 12 years. Parking is free. The Environment Fair is sponsored sponsored by the Canada Trust "Friends of the Environment Foundation", TTie Municipality of Clarington, and The Oshawa Green Conservation Action Program (Green CAP). 'mknmm GOLDEN GATE CHINESE BUFFET Fully Licensed by LLBO ALL YOU CAN EAT 80 ITEM CHINESE BUFFET FREE Birthday Cake for Birthday Parties Kids 9 and under 1/2 price! DINNER BUFFET 7 days a week 2 varieties of shrimp, mussels & crab meat LUNCH (Mon. to Fri.)-$5.95 (Sat/Sun. & Hoi.)-$6.95 DINNER (everyday) -$9.95 OSHAWA 5 POINTS MALL 285 Taunton Rd. E. (5 Points Mall beside Zellers) For Reservations 434-6600 Professional Rope Walker Part of Theatre Production The 4th Line Theatre of Peterborough, Peterborough, Ontario, has signed a professional professional rope walker to perform in The Great Farini, this war's main-stage production. Nicky Dewhurst, a British British low-wire artist who performed with the Cirque du Soleil last year in Las Vegas, will be arriving in Peterborough Peterborough at the end of May. Dewhurst, who will share the role of Farini with actor Erik Bums ('Little Dick' in last year's production production of The Cavan Blazers), will perform perform on a high wire over thé barnyard barnyard that serves as the 4th Line stage. Accomplished on the tightrope (on which he can execute back flips), he is enthusiastic about doing something a little out-of-the-ordinary with his talent by working in the different context of outdoor theatre. He is also excited by the prospect of helping to stage circus feats such as the human cannonball and the flying trapeze, and teaching the cast of local amateur, and professional actors some basic circus skills, including juggling, tumbling tumbling and stilt-walking. The Great Farini is scheduled to run from July 6 to August 7 at the 4th Line Theatre, 15 miles southwest of Peterborough, Ontario, in Cavan Township, near Millbrook. Written by Farini biographer Shane Peacock, the play will bring the incredible story story of one of Canada's least known and most spectacular personalities to life. William Hunt, a Bowmanville citizen, (stage name Farini), competed competed with Blondin on a tightrope over Niagara Falls in the mid-1800s, invented invented the human cannonball act, explored the Kalahari Desert, wrote several books, became a painter in his 60s and lived an active life until his death in 1929 at the age of 90. This play may very well create a new national folk hero, Canada's answer to Bamum or Houdini. Along with a re-mount of The Moodie Traill, based on the diaries of pioneer writers Susanna Moodie and Catharine Parr Traill, the 1994 season season is shaping up to be the 4th Line's most exciting yet. Staged on the southern Ontario farm of artistic director Robert Winslow, Winslow, 4th Line plays have the magical effect of bringing our history to life before our eyes. Country Showcase Pays Tributes to Mothers Country music lovers filled St. Joseph's Parish Hall on Mother's Day for the County Music Showcase presented by Holly Productions. Above, Bill Cochrane dedicates a song to his mother-in-law as Paul Wasson and his Burnt River band provide back-up. The next showcase is set for Fathers Day, June 19th and will feature "Jennie and Josie; the Saltwater Cowgirls" and "The Newfies." Tickets are available at 434-5076. Free Admission May 18 To Art Gallery of Ontario To celebrate IntemationaV Museums Museums Day, the Art Gallery of Ontario Ontario will offer free admission from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Wednesday, May 18. This year's theme is "Behind the Scenes at Museums". A variety of talks, tours and programs will introduce introduce participants to some of the be- Oshatva Singles Dance Every Sunday, 9 p.m. Kinsman Community Centre, 109 Colborne St. W. DURHAM REGION'S ONLY SUNDAY SOCIAL & DANCE EXCLUSIVELY FOR SINGLE & UNATTACHED ADULTS Top D.J. - Spot Dance Prizes - "Mixer Game" JpUi Wjfllll Buffet Lunch - Low Bar Prices Dress Jeans O.K. Info. 1-800-565-4163 Bring the family to A duffs SI The 1994 Environment Fair Friends of the Environment Foundation Ju/UtJ ly C**±U Trust Us nuumtrt èr OSHAWA GRII COHIIIVATION ACTION PHOCIAH MUNICIPALITY OF Cjlarinqton ijoov Prizes! THE Hi#* (s ENVIRONMENT fair ^1994^ ! ntertainment! The Green, Cafe Saturday May 14th 930am - 3:00pm Jubilee Pavilion Lakeview Park, Simcoc St South, OSHAWA hind-the-scenes work that although never seen by visitors, is essential to the operation of a successful museum. museum. For specific program information, information, please call 416-979-6600. The first tour of the day, Design- ' ing Bames, is expected to be very popular. At 11:30 a.m. Gallery educator educator David Wistow will present a talk and a demonstration on the plans for the forthcoming, long-awaited exhibition, exhibition, From Cézanne to Matisse: Great French Paintings from The Barnes Foundation. Participants will learn how the Gallery plans to capture capture the spirit of Barnes's vision though a variety of installation initiatives. initiatives. The exhibition begins on September September 17 and is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view 80 of some of the world's finest works of art painted by some of the most admired artists of all time. Other tours on International Museums Museums Day will include a visit to the Bring a Friend For Half Price To Symphony Here's a great chance to introduce a friend to the music of the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra, known in musical musical circles as the "finest community orchestra" in Ontario. It's the "Springtime Bring a Friend For Half- Price Sale". That's right, on Sunday May 15th, (Glinka, Baker, Godard and Rimski-Korsakov) pay full-price for one ticket, and get the second ticket for half the regular cost. Regular Regular ticket prices arc $20. for adults $18 for Seniors, and $12 for Students. Students. Other events taking place at the concert include the Draw on the Hand-made Pine Blanket Box, and Early-bird Subscription sales. Don't miss out! The concert takes place at Eastdalc Auditorium, Harmony Road and Adelaide Avenue, Oshawa, at 8 p.m., and tickets arc now available at Saywcll's, 14 Simcoc St. S. in Oshawa; Discs and Dats, 1614 Dun- das St. E. in Whitby; and Rickaby's 27 King St. W. in Bowmanville, or call the Symphony office at 579- 6711. Act fast for best selection. framing shop at 2;30 p.m., and a full Behind the Scenes of the Art Gallery Gallery of Ontario tour at 7:30 p.m. •which will take visitors to the Gallery's Gallery's Photographic Resources, Edward Edward P. Taylor Research Library and Archives Edward P. Taylor Audio- Visual Centre, and Anne Tanenbaum Gallery School. Interested in how conservators preserve and restore masterpieces? At 6:30 p.m., Chief Conservator Sandra Lawrence will explain the collaborative collaborative curatorial-conservation process that occurs before a painting is put on view, and discuss the exhibition In The Name of Art, In the Name of Science: Science: Considerations of Conservation, Conservation, which is currently on display. This exhibition vividly illustrates the art of conservation through the restoration restoration of eight Old Masters paintings. The paintings, along with the conservation conservation photographs and technical information, information, constitute eight fascinating fascinating examinations of the conservator's art. For further insight into what goes on behind the scenes at a museum, the Gallery will screen Louvre City at 1 p.m. and Reflections: The Story of The Exhibition "The Treasure Houses Houses of Britain" at 3:30 p.m. Both films will be on view in the newly renovated renovated Jackman Hall. All talks, tours and films on International International Museums Day at the Art Gallery of Ontario arc free. Talks and tours begin in Walker Court in the Tanenbaum "Centre of European Art. Need TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YoUR NEW COMMUNITY? Call Sandra Yates 623-5873 Bowmanville Area Maria Boone . 987-5030 Newcastle - Orono Area Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful community information. ENJOY A 'SumpHony In 'Whitt" 1 "WORLD FAMOUS LIPIZZANER STALLIONS"™ The WONDERFUL WORLD of HORSES - ROYAL LIPIZZANER STALLION SHOW" 'A SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF THE EQUESTRIAN TREAT OF THE CENTURY*-: The Lipizznncr Stallions are horses of nobility -- the ultimate expression of an art form which liâtes back to the 16tli century. These magnificent stallions perform acrobatic maneuvers that no other breed of horse can apml. And now, they are here for all to appreciate. Don't miss this rare chance lo see them perform, including their AIRS ABOVE THE Jj GROUND.' 1 have, after all, been practicing for Ihc Iasi 4001/cars.. TOMORROW! One Show! 7:30 pm CMC AUDITORIUM Oshawa, Ontario Tickets at Box Office & Ticketmaster Outlets CHARGE BY PHONE*: (905) 870-8000 ♦Subject to Service Charges GOOD SEATS AT WE DOOR! .z> Oshawa Symphony Orchestra 1 ' Sunday, May 15,1994 at 8:00 pm Eastdale Collegiate, Harmony Rd. at Adelaide "Springtime Bring a friend for/Half Price Sale" Music Director/Conductor: Winston Webber Jeaturing-.Pandora Ëryce, Jlute Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade, v Baker: Concerto for Flute & Strings, Godard: Valse, Glinka: Overture to Russian & Ludmilla < Tickets at: Saywell's, Oshawa Discs & Dats, Whitby Rickaby's, Bowmanvi at the door or phone- 579-6711 Adults $20, Seniors $18, Students $12 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ From Our Hands.» To Your Heart 5th Annual Spring Country Collectables & Craft Show and Sale May 14 & 15,1993 Sat., 10 am - 5 pm & Sun., 11 am - 4 pm Bowmanville High School One block North of HWY #2 on Liberty St. I Adults: $2 Seniors: $1. Children under 12: FREE Door Prizes Info: (416) 905-1616 (416)9850572 ft f\ ft ft ft ft f ★★★★"The Favor is certainly a lot of fun to look al„. it never stops being FUNNY... Kozak and McGovern are WONDERFULLY CAST." •Lu Hum, TUKONIO SUN Fawr *uu*ci »OWOM'- eiWOrtwPkt** cwymntm. U Uwirwd, Chock rAMOUUMOVUIOUnni l(X ikmlitNI toitnwiwte Movie Schedule The Favor Shows at 7 and 9:15 p.m. PCU Shows at 7:00 only Brain Scan Shows at 9:15 only SAT. & SUN. MATINEES 1 and 3:30 p.m. • White Fang • PCU ONE SHOW ONLY ON SUNDAY AT 7 p.m. WANNA PLAY? I DARE YOU. BRAlt\|SCAN AN INTERACTIVE THU 1 TO HEU "WWTRÎUMPH mMkm! 4-.,i>;. MUAHUMlÛUGMCtAUUiUUHâWUlMiVOHNkl BOWMANVILLE CINEMAS 697-1999 BOWMANVILLE MALL mteMemi?T/te2?e Watch for the opening Friday, May 13th For Theatre Information call (905) 372-5833 IPWAY Located between Port Hope and Cobourg© ft ft ft ft f ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★