The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, July 19,1989 Oshawa- Whitby Fair Held July 20 to July 23rd Oshawa-Whitby Fair will be holding their 11th annual exhibition on July 20th to 23rd, 1989. Located near the north-west corner of Garrard Garrard Road just north of Con- lin, we enjoy 67 acres of Durham Region's countryside. countryside. Our old time family fair has ample parking for all, with plenty of events to attract both young and old alike. There will be magic shows, Dale Page and his old fashioned Calliope, Puffy the Clown and Mo Vint on his locomotive with music and magic. The kids will love it! Weall & Cullen are providing a wedding display this year. The show will enhance enhance our antique buggy & carriage display to be held in the same tent, so don't miss it! Don't forget Tommy Anderson Anderson and nis Lime Ridge Old Tfyme Fiddlers will be entertaining us on Sunday afternoon. The Bavarian Garden music will be especially especially exciting this year - Two for the Road, a live country and variety band will play on Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday afternoon. Saturday night will feature a live 3 piece band as well, so bring in your requests.You will be thrilled with both these groups and they have come to us highly recommended. By the way, our Baby Show convenor, Barb Mac- Duff has informed us that due to its popularity, this event has doubled in size. If you know anyone with a baby, twins or triplets, born during 1988 or 89, please have them call Barb at 430- 2026. We are known as a family fair. We pride ourselves in the fact that we operate a safe, clean and fun place for all to enjoy. We invite you to share a part of your summer with us. 36 King St. E v Bowmanville PIZZA Join us during the Sidewalk Sale Days for a Hot Dog and Pepsi for only $1.00 OSHAWA-WHITBY FAIR JULY 20 - 23 1989 LOCATION: GARRARD RD. NORTH OF CONLIN WHITBY THURSDAY JULY 20 6 P.M. DEMOLITION DERBY " BINGO " MIDWAY " PETTING ZOO " CONCESSION TENTS " WEALL & CULLEN WEDDING DISPLAY " ANTIQUE CARRIAGE & BUGGY DISPLAY NOON NOON NOON SATURDAY JULY 22 8:30 - 5 P.M. SADDLE HORSE SHOW - ARABIANS ALL DAY WEALL & CULLEN WEDDING DISPLAY " ANTIQUE BUGGY & 0 O IQM "*' CARRIAGE DISPLAY JUL ' ' l,OT - NOON " MILITARY VEHICLE DISPLAY NOON -11:30 " LADIES BUILDING " FLORICULTURE ENTRIES T/MT PONY RIDES MASttH PETTING ZOO OPEN HORSE & PONY SHOW BABY SHOW FEATURING - PUFFY THE CLOWN OSHAWA DALE PAIGE WITH HIS OLD FASHIONED CALIOPE •FEATURING MUSICI & MAGIC! CATTLE HEAVY HORSES FRIDAY JULY 21 6:30 P.M. OFFICIAL OPENING , H-x " ' HIGHWAY TRACTOR & 4x4 TRUCK •VlULbUN (Ml PULL - SPONSORED BY MOLSONS NOON BINGO 4-10 LADIES BUILDING NOON PETTING ZOO NOON BAVARIAN GARDEN - EVENING LIVE COUNTRY & VARIETY MUSIC FEATURING "TWO FOR THE ROAD" FLORICULTURE TENT WEALL ii CULLEN WEDDING DISPLAY ANTIQUE CARRIAGE & BUGGY DISPLAY 10-5 P.M. 10 - NOON 10-6 10-4 10:30 - I P.M. 2:30 P.M. 4 P.M. 6 P.M. 4 H DAIRY & BEEF SHOW BAVARIAN GARDENS WITH LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING "TWO FOR THE ROAD" COMMENCING AT 4 UNTIL 6 P.M. EVENING ENTERTAINMENT STARTS AT 8 P.M. WITH AN EXCITING 3 PC. GROUP LIVE, COUNTRY & VARIETY! MAGIC SHOW FEATURING "PUFFY THE CLOWN" LOG SAWING CONTEST HORSE PULL DEMOLITION DERBY 10-5 10-5 NOON I P.M. 1 P.M. 2 P.M. 3-4 P.M. RADIO 1390 AM Durham's Vblce.. .by Choice I - "DURHAMS VOICE BY CHOICE" WILL BE BROADCASTING LIVE SATURDAY FROM 4 P.M. UNTIL 8 & WILL BE ASSISTING US WITH ANNOUNCING SATURDAY & SUNDAY. SUNDAY JULY 23 ALL DAY MIDWAY PUFFY THE CLOWN WITH MAGIC SHOWS! SHEEP SHOW SHEEP SHEARING DEMONSTRATION MO VINT ON HIS LOCOMOTIVE WITH EXCITING MUSIC & MAGIC. THE KIDS WILL LOVE IT! ANTIQUE & SPECIALTY CAR SHOW SPONSORED BY TINT MASTER - OSHAWA - 66 RUSSETT LIGHT HORSE SHOW LYMERIDGE PROMENADERS "OLD TYME FIDDLERS" 0O) ALGONQUIN TRAVEL. FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP HEAT DEMOLITION DERBY HlEl •DRAW FOR TRIP FOR TWO TO MONTREAL SPONSORED BY ALGONQUIN TRAVEL & OSHAWA- WJHTBY FAIR FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 655-3962 (FAIR) 579-5720 or 725-8858 Cedar Park (Since 1955) RECREATION & TRAILER RESORT 5 miles north of Bowmanville just off Durham Rd. 57 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Great place for Group or 7 Company Picnics Featuring: . Beautiful 110' x 70' Pool .1,8 Hole Miniature Golf • Tennis Court .„<S3tj|r] Public Swimming Available x NEW Fantastic Children's Water Play Area Complete with • 3 New Pools • Water Umbrella • Mini Slide • Water Cannons Phone 263-8109 7 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. Kendal General Store Re-Opens as Craft Shop T Vyyy'" ■ [l-- » .r- i lj . y; ' : - ' 1 j || wW Y On Saturday, the Kendal General Store that has been vacant for some time, was reopened as a Crafts store by Darline and Steve Childs and their family,, Stephanie 12, Roberta 10 and Denna 7. They are shown at the store entrance, but Steve is inside looking after the customers who came to the opening. Many friends called to wish them much success. 59 Attend Family Picnic LlIIiUJLLL Sunday, June 11, 1989, was a beautiful day for the 20th Annual Rundle Family Picnic. Following tradition, the picnic was held at the lovely grounds of Albert and Irene Bundle's Christmas Tree Farm near Centerton, Ontario. 59 family members attended the occasion and all enjoyed a fun-filled day of visiting and swimming, and an afternoon of lively games and races coordinated coordinated by this year's sports committee, Brian Fraser and Don Rowan. : The picnic wouldn't have been complete without the usual delicious assortment of dinner items and tempting tempting desserts. Following the meal all gathered around Al bert Rundle for the 'business' 'business' portion of the picnic. All unanimously agreed to meet again next year; same time, same place. Janet Fraser read the minutes from last year's picnic. Nominations and selections selections were held for next year's Picnic Committee: President: Albert Rundle (Surprise!), Secretary: Lea Ann Rowan, Sports Committee: Committee: Jim Cunningham/Hilton Duckworth. A chorus of 'Happy Birthday' Birthday' was sung in celebration of several family birthdays being celebrated this month. After a very pleasant day all returned home in the early evening eager to return return again on Sunday, June 10,1990! BETAKING VIDEO Inc. ONE OF ONTARIO'S m. LARGEST AND BEST r ' BETA SELECTIONS RIGHT HERE IN OSHAWA H f FREE MEMBERSHIP Mwlei ft cm 99( to $2.99 306 King SLW., Oshawa (across from Red Lobster) 434-5140 Over 4000 BETA Movies WE SPECIALIZE II BETA MOVIES Store Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 9 -- 9 Fri. to Sal. 9 --10 , M Cool down with an Ice Cream Cone during the Sidewalk Sale Days 854 small or $1.05 large Also .... light Won^ts Treat Yourself to A BAKER S DOZEN Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Only OPEN MON. 5 AM. - SAT. 12 MIDNIGHT - CLOSED SUNDAY 87 King St. W. 623-4549 tsz 3 T XIB.Y.DX. presents Aug. lAAfi, SWpm B.H5. Auditorium Tickets *6.oo per person \ • JEFF THOMPSON • A • 623DAM MEftAW - ONE OF THE GREAT PLAYS OF ALL TIME A HAN FOR ALL SEASONS i m by ROBERT BOLT-ST pPiifli -LA fetUtUfinCf you Qiÿti an& (jteetùtÿi... Tkt Util Fmhi Iskit in the World Sandra Yates Phone 623-5873 Muriel Moynes Phone 623-7741 29 King St. East Bowmanville 623-1533 Liberty Drive-In Continues with Gospel Films at Liberty Pentecostal Church Martin Rd. and Hwy. No. 2 Bowmanville TELEPHONE 623-5182 July 30 -- "Years of the Beast" Aug. 6 -- "Hoomania" and "Without Reservation' Aug.13 -- Aug.20 -- Aug.27 -- Sept. 3 -- "Home Safe" "Face In the Mirror" "The Hiding Place" "Love Notes" and "The Return" Giant Screen Radio Transmitted Free Admission Everyone Welcome Showing at Dusk SQUARE BOY.* SQUARE BOY fitly $4|99 9 ee Co call PICK UP Offer expires July 24,1989 A medium, large or extra-large pizza (rom Square Boy and receive 24 cans of Coke for only $4-99! Better move fast to lake advantage of this limited-time offert Can't lx used with any oitwr alldr. IXxtn'l mclutW Ihylool/UtyfoolGunt Sale* UK e klre 434-44- OPEN Sun. 4 p.m. to 12 Midnight Mon. to Thurs. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fri. and Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m,