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a . • . ■ ■ . • : ' ' . . ' . L ■ ■ : : . . ' ' .. ' : ,■■■■■ V itydxp.ijf V ' '■ •/ ' ^ æMj- "'A?- : * - . . ■■ sMÿ'* «8888 5: t> v tv>.w~'Cij l .<.XAXy»t«>: iSffiTv* . V|. , T, ^£ # -- v^ÿ» -vvwi: Humongous Kid's Festival March 10 - 20 s®bi Trash picker. Kayla. The Stylamanders. Freddy Wonder. Marcus. A1 Simmons. The list goes on. Ten clays of shows at 11 am, 12:30 and 2 pm. And, all free! A different nationally recognized children's entertainer everyday. Kideo. Polka Dot Door "Live". The Happy -5»': PICKHRINGTOWN ŒNTRH "*5 itl Around the Town WINTER'S HARVEST - The 10th annual Winter's Harvest craft exhibition is slated for March 6 to 31, with the official opening on Sunday, March 6, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. A number of special prizes will be awarded this year. The jury for the 10th exhibition consists of a panel of previous jurors, representing a wide diversity of experience in crafts. In addition, there will be jurors' workshops in leather technique, applique techniques, and the transferring of images onto fabric. During "Winter's Harvest," the Visual Arts Centre will also present a series of videos on Ontario crafts at 7 p.m. each Thursday. For further information, call 905-623-5831. NEWCASTLE FAMILY CONNECTION - The annual general meeting of the Newcastle Family Connection will take place Thursday, March 31st, in the Newcastle Community Hall. It begins at 7:30 p.m. Elections of board members will take place at this time. Everyone is welcome and the group is looking for new board members who can volunteer their time. Also, starting March 26, a new 12-week dance session for kids age two to nine will get under way at the Newcastle Community Hall. The classes run for a half-hour each Saturday morning. For details, call 987-5246. CHRISTIAN CAMP INFORMATION - Knox Christian School in Bowmanville will host a Christian Camp Display on Tuesday, March 8, from six p.m. to 9 p.m. The evening will be of interest to parents seeking camping opportunities for their children and to older youths who may be considering summer employment or volunteer work. Representatives from six to eight camps from throughout Ontario are expected to take part. Snow and Sleet Delays Dime Power Campaign This winter's weather has provid- ' ed quite a challenge to the volunteer canvassers of The Ontario March of Dimes 1994 "DIME POWER" Fundraising Fundraising Campaign, report campaign . organizers. "Many communities rose to the challenge and forged ahead to raise money for our Assistive Devices Program, Program, in spite of snowstorms and freezing cold temperatures," explains Andria Spindel, Executive Director of the organization. "Some regions however, were forced to put their campaigns on hold to protect the safety of volunteers and staff until weather conditions improved." To date, the organization has raised only 25% of their $500,000 goal. "If the balance is not raised, many of the 1.3 million adults with disabilities living in Ontario will have to ' make do with worn out equipment or worse, without any assistance assistance at all," states Ms. Spindel. If you would like to contribute to their campaign, donations can be made by calling your local Ontario March of Dimes office or by calling the "DIME POWER" Donation Hotline Hotline at 1-800-263-DIME. The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 5,1994 11 Ten nationally acclaimed children's children's performers are showcased free at the Pickering Town Centre from March 10 until March 20,1994, at 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. daily. _ TVO's much loved Polka Dot Door "Live"; Kayla as seen on YTV and CFTO; Marcus..."Five Star Entertainer"...Chatelaine; Entertainer"...Chatelaine; Global TV's Kideo from "Kids Can Rock"; A1 Simmons seen on Fred Penner Show; The Happy Trashpicker of "Fraggle Rock" and "The Sesame Street movie" movie" are six of the eight scheduled performers. Polka Dot Door "Live" returns to the Pickering Town Centre for the sixth year. Join TV hosts along with characters Humpty, Bear and Marigold Marigold as they weave their song and story telling magic. Returning for the second year are Kideo and Marcus. Kideo, Stars of Global TV series "Kids Can Rock" play excerpts from their latest release "The Name of the Game". Marcus, uses original and traditional music combined with singing, dancing and whistling routines that are sure to entertain. entertain. New this year to the March Break schedule are Kayla and A1 Simmons. Kayla's recent national tour has resulted resulted in the release of her first recording recording "The Purple Birthday Cake". Her music and comedy routines have been featured on YTV and CFTO. A1 Simmons and "Something Fishy at Camp Wiganishi" help children and parents alike laugh about every day life.. It's the biggest and best ever March Break Festival in all of Metro Toronto, and it's free. «0^ Little Hair Shop AN EXTENDED MARCH BREAK A TWO WEEK SPECIAL WITH $100 off Haircuts reg. $6.00, $8.00 Wash, Cut and Style teg. $12.00, $15.00 n ■ THE LITTLE HAID SHOD 32 Little Avenue, Bowmanville The Family place for your family hair care. Joanne Jack Call for your appointment 623-6416 ^ WILLIAM S. NURSE President Nurse Chevrolet, Geo, Oldsmobile, Cadillac The "Dealer of Excellence Award" was presented by Maclean's Magazine to William Nurse for the greater Toronto area sciviccd by the Toronto Automobile Dealer Association. This award is for proficiency in business and community service. The award was presented at the opening of the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto on February 17,1994. C • ■ . ; Mj dKt % WHmÊ ... a**, , \ flnfiW Uv '$>. \ ■< Jr 3$.". .six."