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i 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 22,1994 A guide to fine dining and. entertainment. Chaser Entertains Shoppers During Friday's Hoe-Down Free Admission tO Agriculture Museum Father's Day Concert at St. Joseph's " .. 11 . . . A Folks didn't need much prompting to get clapping along to the country and folk tunes provided by the band Chaser at Friday evening's hoe-down on Temperance Street. International Air Show Takes Off Saturday and Sunday in Trenton To many people, an air show in- thousands of feet above, or lying wives hours of craning your neck to prone on the ground staring into the see what is happening hundreds or bright summer sun. ★ -K * * * * Tv FL OWMANVILLE KINSMEN CARNIVAL Bigger and Better Than Ever" J* • Rides • Games • Fun • Family Times • Dunk Tank TALENT & KIDS SHOW Friday at 7 p.m. (weather permitting) FIREWORKS Saturday at 10 p.m. June 23 6-10 p.m. June 24 6-11 p.m. June 25 11 a.m. -11 p.m. June 26 12-5 p.m. GARAGE SALE June 25, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. June 26, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Still Space Available $20.00 Two Days Bowmanville Rec Complex Corner J Î HARVEY'S chicken Feature of the Month RODEO BUROER Monterey Jack Cheese Smothered in BBQ Sauce and Loaded Just the way You Want! ! only $Q49 + tax Enter to Win Harvey's City Slicker II Contest. Win Trips for two to Calgary! More information in Store. 170 Liberty St. South, Bowmanville Hurry! Contest Closes Sun., June 26th! S r at Jr rr © The organizers of the Armed Forces Day/Quinte International Air Show (AFD/QIAS), at Canadian Forces Base Trenton, plan to make this edition of the Air Show a bit more down to earth, while still keeping keeping the spectacular and popular aeronautic aeronautic dare-devilry. We have several objectives for the air show, besides offering visitors an opportunity to watch a first-class air display of military and civilian acts, such as the Snowbirds and Sky Hawks. It will be an opportunity for a closc-ùp personal viewing of aircraft • and equipment available to the Canadian Canadian Forces including our NATO and NORAD allies. It will allow you Canadian Canadian Armed Forces the chance to demonstrate their capabilities in the performance of the military role. It will also provide Canadian citizens the opportunity to recognize the contributions contributions made by the Canadian Forces to the nation and the Quinte area, specifically.. As weli as the military aircraft contribution, numerous civilian performers performers will be providing very exciting exciting and fast-paccd acrobatics. Be sure to watch for Shockwave - a souped-up truck capable of' speeds that challenge jet aircraft. This year, over 100,000 spectators of all ages are expected to attend, making this the largest air show in Ontario, and one of the largest in Canada. The official sponsor of this event is General Motors of Canada and its dealers. Gates open at 9:00 a.m. Saturday Saturday and Sunday, allowing you ample ample time to view the extensive range of ground exhibits before the Air Show takes off at 1:00 p.m. The cost is only $7.00 per person, while children children under 13 arc admitted free. Don't miss the Quinte International Air Show, the best family entertainment entertainment value around! For advance tickets tickets and general event information call (613)965-3827. Air Show tickets were available commencing June 13 at participating Royal Bank branches in the Durham, Brockvillc/Ridcau Lakes and King- ston/Quintc regions. Look for the Air Show poster at these bank branches. NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YoUR NEW COMMUNITY? Ca " Tte/fc. 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, © You are invited to celebrate Canada's Canada's birthday "country style" as the Ontario Agricultural Museum offers free admission on July 1st. A fun- filled day of entertainment, games, crafts and activities awaits visitors. Activities for all ages highlight these Canada Day celebrations. Children Children will enjoy taking part in- games and crafts based on an Inuit theme, riding a pony or having their face painted. Ontario performers Ian Bell and The Dawnbrcakers will be entertaining entertaining the crowds with great Canadian Canadian music. Vintage car fans will not want to miss our second annual Canada Day Antique Car Show. Proud owner from across south central Ontario will have their vehicles on display. Spend some time exploring more than 30 historic buildings and displays displays before enjoying a taste of fresh Ontario strawberries at the afternoon Strawberry Social. Pack a picnic lunch or enjoy a meal from our country-style restaurant, restaurant, but spend the whole day before you head out to a local fireworks show. The Ontario Agricultural Museum is a living history site which depicts the evolution of Ontario agriculture and rural life. Costumed interpreters, wagon rides, farm animals and colourful colourful gardens all combine to make your day at the Museum a memorable memorable one. The Museum, open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through September 25, is located five km west of Milton. From highway 401, exit Guelph Line or Hwy. 25 north and follow the signs. For more information on Canada Day celebrations or other special events contact Public Relations at (905) 878-8151. Hot Days in June Help Strawberries The recent "heat wave" to hit Durham Durham Region has pushed forward strawberry harvest projections, but we are still a little behind. Growers who are using rowcovers may have berries by this week (June 20 - 24). Strawberry fields that went "mulchless" over the winter may also be ready. "Mulchless" means that no straw was placed over the berries berries through the winter, which will increase increase earliness. If the "heat" continues to be forecasted forecasted beyond this week, strawberry farms at early sites should be open for business by June 26 - 30th. There probably won't be any "volume" "volume" of strawberries coming from this area until July 1st. Pickers will be treated this year to two new varieties from Nova Scotia named Annapolis and Cavendish, which should be available in substantial substantial acreage. Annapolis is an early season culti- var with berries that are large, firm, medium red and glossy with a good flavour. Annapolis is good as a frozen frozen pack. Cavendish is a mid-season culti- var with very large berries and a bright medium red colour, darkening with maturity. Cavendish berries have been reported as large as 25 grams. For up-to-date information on picking, call the Berry Hotline at 1- 800-263-3262, Monday to Friday, from 8:00 am. to 8:00 p.m.; Saturday, from 8:00 a,m. to 6:00 p.m.; and Sunday, Sunday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. '8§&m KtiRÿ;'. "Jennie and Josie, The Saltwater Cowgirls," performed their East Coast Father's Day concert at St. Joseph's Parish Hall on Saturday, June 19th, to an appreciative crowd. Above, Josie plays "I Will Bè Back When the Robins Come Home." Originally from Newfoundland, Newfoundland, the musical pair entertain with accordion, guitar, harmonica, vocals and mandolin. Saturday, June 25th "101.5 FM THE WOLF" KARAOKE BAND in the Brig $2.00 cover charge Take Lake Rd. off Liberty St. S. to Port Darlington Rd., Bowmanville 623-4925 © (Since 1955) IRedmt 5 miles north of Bowmanville just off Durham Rd. 57 OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON Featuring: • Beautiful 110' x 70' Pool • 18 Hole Miniature Golf • Tennis Court 6TH CONGEE SION „ V sifln KVf S y,M • Sign .TAUNTON RD FIVE POINTS MALL HIGHWAY #2 âfil Sign 5 Bowmanville X cc O WAVERLEY RD. CUT-OFF £ Approximately 7 Miles North ol 401 Watch For Signs* Fantastic children's water play area complete with 3 pools, water umbrella, mini slide, water cannons. Ask about our Summer Swim Pass PUBLIC SWIMMING Phone 263-8109 © ********************************** iMJah 'PREPARE TO BE AWED! [K)\ MM. h \ IKIl Ul'l U I'VE NETOSEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT! HYSTERICALLY FUNNY. EXCITING ANDM0VING. LONG LtVETHE KING!' I'llMUtCtWt.HKf 'SENSATIONAL! [ASIlYONtOniltKSTIIlMSOf THimLAitwn: "A ROYAL TREAT! ITS EXHILARATING! 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