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V The Independent, Canadian Statesman Weekender, Bowmanville, Saturday, June 11,1994 11 A guide to fine dining and entertainment. ^The Red Coats are Back at Black Creek Pioneer Village Watercolor Paintings on Display at Adminstration Centre > \ % $ ' 1' ' t i, ■ïïiiïïïi The Red Coats are back for military military manoeuvres at Black Creek Pioneer Pioneer Village. Watch the drama unfold in the program A Soldier's Life For Me on Saturday, June 18, or Sunday, June 19. Don't forget to bring your camera! These soldiers are from New. York - 64th Regiment of Foot, British troops. They are re-creating a battle in the valley of Black Creek Pioneer Village. The American "rebels" and troops loyal to the Crown (including Red Coats such as these) are fighting for control of the area. Here the Red Coats are advancing in a battle drill. Eventually, the whole valley will be filled with a thick coat of "fog" (gunpowder). (gunpowder). Bring Dad to Black Creek Pioneer Village on Father's Day, Sunday June 19. Dads are admitted free on their special day. Black Creek Pioneer Village is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays, weekdays, and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on weekends. The Village is located at Jane St. and Steeles Ave. in northwest northwest Toronto. Admission is adults $7.50, seniors and students (with valid valid I.D.) $5 and children $3.25. Children Children four or under, with family, are admitted free. * Blackstock Truck and Tractor Pull Roaring to Go July 8 & 9 A collection of watercolor paintings with a nostalgic, 1920's-era theme is on display in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Town Hall this month. Artist Tony Johnson is shown above with some of his work. Mainly self- taught, he has studied at the University of Windsor and with prominent Canadian artists. Tony currently lives in Oshawa where he has his studio. Tony works in watercolors and oils and is constantly taking these media into new directions. He is a member of the Oshawa Art Association, Visual Arts Centre, and Visual Arts Ontario. The paintings can be viewed at the Town Hall for the remainder of the month. They're the. mightiest vehicles around. Up to 18 thousand pounds of steel and rubber roaring forward with such gargantuan force that it makes your neighbour's pickup truck look like a Tonka toy. And they're coming to Blackstock Fairground. For an unparalelled display display of vehicle superiority, Black- stock will be where it's at. It's the Truck and Tractor pull, July 8 and 9 from 7 p.m. until it's over! Be blown away by the Stock 7500 4 by 4's and highway tractors. Between Between 5 and 18 tonnes of of sheer gas-guzzling excitement. Plus vintage vintage farm vehicles, like the German "Lance", a one-of-a-kind singlecylinder singlecylinder tractor. Watch these monstrosities monstrosities pull thousands of pounds on a mind-numbingly colossal transfer sled. On hand to introduce the monsters monsters of the midway will be MC's Harold Wright and Harvey Graham. Admission for adults is $7 on Friday Friday and $6 on Saturday. Kids are $2 both days. That's the Truck and Tractor Tractor pull, July 8 and 9 at Blackstock Fairground in Scugog. Durham will be the place to celebrate celebrate Canada's birthday. In the year of Celebrate Durham '94, the region will have no shortage of July 1 festivities. festivities. A giant bash at Pickering's Kinsmen Kinsmen Park will have a spectacular fireworks fireworks show, family entertainment, pony rides, community cultural cuisine, cuisine, and refreshments. Learn some of Canada's history with heritage demonstrations and special exhibits at the Oshawa Sydenham Sydenham Museum. And more history will be presented at Beaverton's Beaver River Museum. The day will see displays displays and demonstrations relating to pioneer times, with entertainment, and strawberry tea. At Bowmanville museum, people can enjoy music, magic, hot dogs, and cake. A spectacular fireworks display will grace the skies over Port Perry as Canada Day is celebrated at Palmer Park. Oshawa's Lakeview Park will have a fun-filled day of activities and entertainment for all until dusk. While in Scugog for the Latcham Centre Barbecue, you can enjoy the start of the "Fields of Dreams" Slo- Pitch Tournament at various ball diamonds diamonds in the area. The Sunderland Fairgrounds in Brock will host a Strawberry Social and Pioneer Family Exhibits. And many will want to head to Uxbridge to take part in the celebrations of Elgin Elgin Park. As well, Heritage Week will start in downtown Bowmanville. Canada Day in Durham. There's nothing like it. 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