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Great Ganaraska Countryside tour on this weekend by Heather McCrae If you're looking for something different and unique to do this weekend, then you should consider taking in the Great Ganaraska Countryside Adventure. This adventure is a two-day drive-yourself car tour spanning both the Municipality of Clarington and the Township of Hope. An annual and very popular event, it's being organized by the Save the Ganaraska Again (SAGA), a non- profit organization dedicated to preserving the agricultural and ecological integrity of the Ganaraska River watershed. Touring the Ganaraska can be an outing for the entire family You can eithér bring your own picnic lunch or buy one along the way. There's something for everyone to see and do. Some folks didn't see everything they wanted to last year and, for this reason, are coming back again this year A total of 65 farms and gardens invite you to share this rural experience You'll find everything from quilting bees to honey bees, from vegetable and flower gardens to quail and deer farms Tour a trout hatchery where you can purchase fresh or smoked trout. Or visit a century salt box barn and watch a _ quilting bee, pick up some pointers or try your hand on a small quilt. Over 50 local quilts dating from 1885 to the present will be on display Visit two of Ontario's largest Standardbred and Morgan horse farms or make arrangements for a freezer order of beef, lamb, chicken or goat with the farmer that raises them Barbara Weese with quilt made by her grandmother Cena Weese. Two of Cena's qulits will be on display during the Great Ganaraska Coiintryside Adventure. See story for detalls. Try your hand at milking a goat, learn to braid garlic and discover where your food is grown and who grows it. Or visit a quail or pheasant farm and order a treat for that special repast. The tour takes place August 27 & 28 from 10 am to 4 pm Tickets are good for both days and cost $10. for adults, $5. for children 8 to 16 years, 7 and under are free To get your ticket in advance call 905-983-9339, or on the weekend they are available at the Clarke Museum & Archives in Kirby located at the junction of Hwy. 115 and Regional Road Nine Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, August 23, 1994 --15 4 4 OW, " E TT Tania Asselstine (centre) with her parents Mary (Frey) and Alan Asseistine at right spent the weekend In Scugog visiting grandparents Vern and Vera Asseistine (at left) and Joseph and Mary Frey of Nestieton. The reason for the family get-together is Tania's new job In Quito, Ecuador where she will be 9 put K at the American School of Quito. There are 2000 d in the She has signed a two year contract and will earn $11,000 US per year. Tania has travelled extensively, but this will be her first time In South America. Her family in the Cartwright area wish her good luck and bon voyage. PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED PONTIAC '94 CL OUT Rm. 1 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE SEDAN PONTIAC SUNBIRD LE SEDAN FEATURES . 4 wheel anti-lock brakes, automatic transmission, air conditioning, AM/FM cassette, pulse wipers, trunk release Smart * per month Lease for for @® 36 months PONTIAC GRAND AM SE SEDAN FEATURES : Driver's side air bag, 4 wheel anti-lock brakes, automatic transmission, air conditioning, AM/FM stereo cassette Smart * per month Lease for for @ 36 months I FEATURES : Dual air bags, 4 Wheel anti-lock brakes, 160 HP 3.1 litre SFI V6 engine, AM/FM stereo, automatic, air, Sport appearance package. Smart * per month Lease for for @® 36 months REMOTE KEYLESS for addeq ro ENTRY Of mind. Inclyggg - remote trunk release and illuminateq entry ROADSIDE KIT Includes flashlight first aig kit, rain poy PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry a 985-8474