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Three days of entertainment and fun at 2nd Waterfront Festival Saturday promises to be the biggest and bnsiest day of lthe festival, a day filled with entertainment and activities. Featured entertainment and events overrthe three-day weekend include the return of the Much Music Video Dance Party at Coronation Park, Friday, 7:30 pm. Headline entertainers Blue Rodeo hit the main stage at Coronation Park 8 pm. Saturday, followed by fireworks Because of extreme parking restrictions, cars parked on Lakeshore Road at Coronation Park will be ticketed and towed, festival goers are urged to take the Oakville Transit Festival Bus service, leaving every 15 minutes from Sheridan College, Oakville GO Station on Cross Avenue and the Oakville West GO Station on Wyecroft Road off Bronte Road, starting at 6 pm. today. The free bus shuttle service will continue during the festival. Buttons will also be on sale Saturday at Lakeside Park, scene of Arts Mosaic Lakeside from 10 a.m. to 5 pm. Arts Mosaic Lakeside, an exhibition featuring several arts and crafts groups, has been organized by the Oakville Fibre Guilds Alliance. Buttons, and programs for $1 each, will be on sale throughout the weekend festival. The second annual Oakville Waterfront Festival Gets underway this evening across Oakville, and $5 buttons allowing entry to all events at all four locations, will be on sale at Coronation Park, downtown Oakville at Towne Square, and Bronte, starting at 7 pm. Lowâ€"key entertainment, such as a talented pianistâ€"vocalist, entertains during the pre-dinner cocktail hour. The cruise director and three or four entertainers headline the after- These ships are not for guests looking for afternoon bingo or Las Vegas revues in the evening. There is a lot of glamour and very little glitz on the vessels. There’s more... a sofa, comfortable chairs, a writing desk with personal- ized stationery, and a coffee table with adjustable heights for in-suite dining. Sixteen larger suites (from 400-575 sq. ft.) are even more fabu- lous! The regular “A” suites are 277 sq. ft. with a king size bed that can con- vert to twins, a large sitting room with television, VCR, a bar stocked with the passenger’s favorite alcoholic beverages, and a refrigerator packed with favorite soft drinks. These ships, at 10,000 tons each, carry only 204 passengers in 102 suites. There are no cabins on these ships, only suites! Their vessels â€" the “Spirit” and the “Pride" â€" will not disappoint in any way and will probably exceed your highest expectations. When you wish the ultimate in exclusive cruising and have the pock- etbook to allow you that choice, then it is time to book a cruise on a Seaboum ship. Comfort and economy with S eoboum North News ’ENTER TAHVMENT Travel with Cruise figflgys BLUE RODEO Oakville‘ North News Oakville A steel-meshed cage drops down to become a protected salt-water pool. Weather permitting, the sailboards, paddleboats, sailboats, and even One of the most unique features of the ships is the fold-out marina on the lower aft deck with a glass bottom viewing area. The marina is used to launch air-conditioned tenders, when required, to transport guests ashore in some ports. A complete spa and fitness cenIIe with scheduled classes and individual training is available on both ships. The ships also have a small casino with blackjack, roulette, and slot machines. An extensive program of enrich- ment lectures by specialists from many fields fill out the entertainment. Astronauts, best-selling authors, and other dignitaries from the arts, poli- tics, and show business, have been featured on recent cruises. dinner cabaret-style shows, and a small band with an excellent reper- toire of dancing and listening music fill out the evening. The festival ends with the Kokomo Beach Band at Coronation Park at 4 pm. Draw for Ford pick-up truck fol- lows at 5 p.m., tickets on sale during the festival. WATER ACTIVITIES There are also several water events during the festival: the Poker Run starts from the Coronation Park waterfront Saturday at 10 am, the Yamaha Beach Party and Club Wave- show is in Bronte four times, Saturday 11:45 3m. and 3 p.m.; and Sunday, 12 noon and 2:30 p.m.; the Bath Tub race happens in Bronte Saturday at 2 p.m.; and the War Canoe Challenge and River Rat Race start downtown at Sixteen Mile Creek on Sunday at 10 am. The festival wraps up Sunday with children’s entertain- er Jack Grunsky at Coronation Park (main stage) at 11 am. and 1:30 p.m.; reggae group The Sattalites entertain in Bronte at 11 am. and 1:30 p.m.; comedy team Bowser Blue will be in Bronte at 12:45 p.m.; Spiritual Posse, a local band donating all concert proceeds to charity, enter- tains at the Oakville Towne Square at 1 p.m., and Hagood Hardy, whose Salada Tea commercial became a major instrumental hit, performs a two-hour concert with the Oakville Symphony at Lakeside Park at 2 pm. Mentallist Mike Mendal is on stage at Coronation Park at 3 pm (main stage), local band Night Shift plays at Coronation Park (second stage) at 5 p.m.; country star Kelita is on stage in Bronte at 2:15 and 5:15 p.m.; and jug- gler Stephen Webb vows them at Oakville Towne Square,1 p.m Your fellow passengers will include: doctors, lawyers, and busi- ness executives, among others. 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