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Regular A d m !^ sion $2 a The 10th Annual Oakville Lifestyle Home Show April 16-18,1999 at Glen Abbey Recreation Centre 1415 Third Line mir.m You will see: • hundreds of new products and services for your home • terrific, one time Home Show Specials * lots of prizes and free draws * a great family outing * local, reliable companies • great selection, great quality great prices - ail under one roof • one-stop shopping for quotes S I Show LOIS OF FREE PARKING • HOURS: FRI. 1-9 PM • SAT. 11 AM-6 PM • SUN. 11 AM- 5 PM A N N I V E R S A R Y LIMITED DISPLAY SPACE FDR EXHIBITORS STILL AVAILABLE:827 -4632 It's Irish Dance meets Broadway! It's Sensational, It's Unmissable!" -The Times Dublin Worldwide Productions Presents S P IR IT op The O AM Ce "A thrilling, spectacular show in the footsteps of Riyerdance.,." Bristol fv p i i i iu j f 'u s t | T h u rs d a y A p r i l 2 9 8 p m $ 5 0 /$ 4 0 I F r id a y A p r i l 3 0 8 p m $ 5 0 /$ 4 0 | S a tu r d a y M a y 1 2 p m $ 5 0 /$ 4 0 /$ 3 0 1 S a tu r d a y M a y 1 8 p m $ 5 0 /$ 4 0 | S u n d a y M a y 2 2 p m $ 5 0 /$ 4 0 /$ 3 0 Call 905-306-6000 < ! INGRTS MISSISSAUGA How would you like to win a VIP weekend in Ottawa, including VIA Rail tickets and two nights' accommo­ dation, during the Canadian Tulip Festival; or, one of two $500 Wilson golf packages for being among the first 500 people through the door? These are two of the prizes to be won at the Forever Young 50-Plus Lifestyle and Travel Show '99 to be held Tuesday, April 13th and Wednes­ day, April 14th, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front St., Toronto. Admission to the show is free, courtesy of Greyhound Canada. A free shuttle bus, courtesy of PMCL, will transport show goers to and from the Convention Centre and Union Station. The show will feature information seminars. Keynote speaker will be radio personality and money expert Brian Costello, who has a show Taking Care o f Your Money. Entertainment will be a Salute to the Jubilee, a preview of the Royal Bank Seniors' Jubilee, which is now in its 11th year. This five-day event at Roy Thomson Hall has become Cana­ da's largest showcase of senior talent. Between 40 and 50 Jubilee per­ formers will present four 45-minute performances both days, including a ballroom dance demonstration by senior champions, and a special appearance by Billy Meek of Pig and Whistle television show fame. Television celebrity Gordie Tapp - also known as Mr. Showman and Cousin Clem, will roar into the show on his Harley Davidson, make some opening remarks, and return for a half- hour comedy show. Then, he'll remain at the show to meet his fans. Tapp is a member of the Order of Canada and is ensconced in the Coun­ try Music Hall of Honour and the Country Music Hall of Fame. He began his career by entertaining troops during World War II, and con­ tinued through the 1970s. Tapp has traveled the world 27 times and rivals Bob Hope in entertaining troops around the world at army bases. Exhibitors' displays will include travel video theatre and holiday pack­ ages, financial services, health-care products and services, retirement housing options, insurance services, leisure and entertainment, and more. Shakespeare in the park returns The 100-year old willow tree in Coronation Park has been the setting for the Festival of Classics, and the summer home to some of Canada's leading directors and actors for the past three years. This professional, outdoor, theatre company is committed to making the classics accessible and relevant to today's audiences. In its inauguarl season the festival produced A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by acclaimed Strat­ ford Festival veteran John Wood. In 1997, As You Like It was produced under the direction of one of Canada's most versatile artists, Albert Schultz. And last yearr the production of Twelfth Night was directed by Diana Leblanc, whose works include the Stratford hits Death o f a Salesman and Long Day's Journey Into Night. This summer, the festival will pre­ sent Shakespear's delightful romantic comedy Love's Labour's Lost under the direction of Michael Shamata, H w y 4 0 3 & H w y 1 0 w e s t o f S q u a re O n e • F re e u n d e r g r o u n d p a rk in g • w w w . l iv in g a r ts .o n .c a BIG MOVIES sm all price$ 337-3001 Encore Plaza Cinemas 131 Speers Rd. (at Kerr St.) Oakville www.encorecinemas.com April 9 to April 15,1999 Shakespeare In Love (A A ) Fri. toT hurs.alT i^SaL &Sun. Mai 1:00 Analyze This (AA) Fti.toThurs.at9:40,SaL&Sun.Mat3:10 The King and I (fT Fn. toThurs. at 7:00, SaL & Sun. Mats 1:10,300 Saving Private Ryan (A A ) Fn. toThurs. at 8:45 Ijnvest prices to see first run movies in Ontario! Admission S4.00 SeniorsChildren S2.50 Matinees S2.50 Tuesday all seats S2.00 whose credits include The Winter's Tale (Theatre New Brunswick), Kiss o f the Spiderwoman and Benefactors (Canadian Stage Company), and the upcoming The Importance o f Being Ernest (Grand Theatre). The Oakville production will run from July 21st to August 14th. The Royal Bank Festival of Clas­ sics is supported by the Oakville Arts Council, the Town of Oakville, The Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts, and many local businesses and corporations. If you would like the opportunity to work with theatre professioinals for a few days or several weeks, call Pam Eddenden at 825-4451 and be part of the exciting 1999 season. There will be a Volunteer Informa­ tion Night on Thursday, May 27th at 7:30 p.m. in Bookers Bookstore, 172 Lakeshore Rd. E. Volunteer positions include ticket taking, ushering, props, light and sound board operation and dressers. 6Q00 ANY FILM ANYTIME CINEPLEX ODEON CINEMAGUIDE ___________Sh.,mimes i-ttcciiu- \p r il 9 - \p ril 15. I*W OAKVILLE MEWS 171 SPEERS AT KERR STREET 844-4800 " P A T C H A D A M S (PG) Fri.-Thurs. 7:10, 9:30 Y O U 'V E G O T M A IL (PG) Fri.-Thurs. 9:20____________ S TE P M O M (AA) Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:00 Sat.-Sun. (1:40, 4:10) 7:00 M E S S A G E IN A B O T T L E (AA) Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 6:45,9:10, Sat.-Sun. (3:00) 6:45,9:10 O C T O B E R S K Y (PG) Fri., Mon.-Thurs. 7:20 Sat.-Sun. (1:10, 3:40) 7:20 http://www.livingarts.on.ca http://www.encorecinemas.com