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Dogs of all sizes, shapes, colours to invade museum One of the more popular summer events is Dog Days of Scugog, which takes place on July 17, 18 at the Scugog Shores Museum property on Scugog Island. Dog Days celebrates the unique bond that exists between dogs and their owners. Highlights include the popular doggie talent contest, Ontario Dock Dogs, agility and obedience demonstrations, fashion shows, parade of breeds and more. ml Visit with local breeders to discover what breed would be the best fit for your family, explore unique gift ideas for your pooch from one of the many vendors or just have fun introducing your dog to some new friends. Admission to the all-day event is $7 for adults, $5 for students and seniors and free for all children under 12 and all dogs. Two-day passes are also available. “Working with nature to bring you our best!” ashy Proudly producing farm fresh fruits, vegetables and natural beef. ‘Wh.owrece Fan [Durham 21 = a! >= o 3 Open Daily Sun-Fri: 8am - 7pm Saturday: 8am - 6pm. Goodwood fwy. 47 ENJOY SWINGIN’ SUMMER CONCERTS FREE! Every Wednesday 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Palmer Park Rotary Gazebo July 7th Irwin Smith (Opening) July 14th Richard Elliott July 21st Harvest Conspiracy July 28th Scott Handell August 4th Richard Elliott August 11th and enjoy some of Durham’ most it Irwin Smith (Closing) requested entertainment. 115987 WALK-IN TOURS WELCOME! DROP IN FORA =; 6TEAFOR «6S > TWO TUESDAYS! “ 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Seniors $2.99* ~ Call to reserve your spot. Seating is limited Isl COMPLIMENTARY TRIAL STAY. Respite & guest suites available. S < Life's better at the Villal” FOCUS -JULY 2010 IJ