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f NORTH NEWS Friday, November 4, 1994 â€" 16 7 DAY CARIBBEAN CRUISE Aboard The SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS Ports of Call Include St. Thomas, San Juan Coco Cay in the Bahamas Best avaxlable L. Best avallable * INSIDE CABIN $ OUTSIDE CABIN s Dbl. occup. Cdn.$ p.p. Dbl. occup. Cdn.$ p.p. : Plus taxes $200. p.p. Plus taxes $200. pp. OvALECAREEEEAN lOIncof$ PA Cld ES AR 635 Fourth Lme Oakwlle 338-2077 John Laing, Artistic Director for the... Celebration of the Arts Concert Series at St. Judes Church, Oakville, is pleased to announce the performance for the 1994795 season. An Evznmg With The Romantics Saturday, Nov. 12th, 1994 at 8 p.m. Jody Karin Applebaum (soprano) and her husband Marc. Andre Hamelin (piano) are an outstanding duo whose versatility, sophistication and sheer enterâ€" tainment value have delighted audiences throughout North America. Miss Applebaum has been widely acclaimed for her deamatic flair and impeccable musicianship, while Mr. Hamelin has been called a "supervirtuoso" by Harold Schonberg of The New York Times. Experience for yourself the wit and sparkle in an enchanting evening of music be Frederic Chopin, Gioachini Rossini, Francis Poulenc, Erich Komgold, Kurt Weil and Leonard Bemstein. supported by L gg‘MLEANwRENCE _ KOPRIVA TAYLOR COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME OAKVIEW FUNERAL HOME 1250 tm /. â€" The Beatles: they would have loved playing here! I $ : i f I { { | I 5 | | J AND I C3 | I I I | I GR LIVE MUSIC Wednesday thru Saturday Starting at 9 p.m. THE FOX FIDDLE 3055 Dundas Street West e Tel: (905) 607â€"4810 Where great musie lives] ies ns se‘ newe se m : mm ts maw : ts on : ue I I 8 © 8 I wl Queen Odyssey‘s year-log itinerary | ecently I had the pleaâ€" sure of meeting some of the management of the cruise lines owned by Kloster Cruises, in particular, the *Royal Cruise Line‘ (RCL) people. There are many changes underâ€" way at RCL. With the sale of the "Royal Viking Sun" to ‘Cunard‘ by their former sister company ‘Royal Viking Line‘ now completed, one exquisite 200 passenger luxury ship, the "RV Queen," was looking for a home. Commencing Jan. 14th, 1995, the newly named "MS Queen Odyssey" will sail under the ‘Royal Cruise Line‘ flag. In 1995, she will cruise in the Caribbean for the winter months and then cross the Atlantic for eight months of Mediterranean, Black Sea, Greek Isles and Holy Land cruising before reâ€"crossing the Atlantic to complete the year with two Amazon cruises. The "Queen Odyssey" competes in the upscale luxury market with Seabourne (who has two ships exactly the same construction as the Queen), Silversea Cruises (with larger ships) and Renaissance Cruises (with slightly smaller ships). All cater to the customer looking for unique cruising experiences, the ultimate in personal service and are prepared to pay a minimum of $500 to $1,000 per day for those cruise experiences. Competition is fierce at this level and many excellent promotions are available at certain times of the year. In 1995, to reâ€"introduce the "Queen Odyssey," Royal Cruise Line is offering a ‘Second Passenger Travels Free‘ promotion for all 1995 cruises! This is a great opportunity to cruise on one of the most luxurious ships in the world for about $3,500 Cdn. for a sevenâ€"day cruise in the Caribbean this winter. But book it Popular movies on deck The whole family will enjoy this fourth remake of Anna Sewell‘s popuâ€" lar 1877 novel Black Beauty. This version starring Sean Bean, David Thewlis, Jim Carter and Peter Davidson, best captures the essence and excitement of the story of a beautiful black horse who is rescued from his abusive owner by a kind and caring family. (Rated G) The other release this week is a complete about face from Black Beauty. Edward Furlong and Frank Langella star in the horror film Brainscan. A computer crazed teenager with a love for horror films fears his new CDâ€" ROM game, which interfaces with its user‘s unconscious, and makes him commit murder. (Rated R) Finally this week is a reâ€"release The Ambulance, a good little thriller about an ambulance that appears out of nowhere and never shows up at the hospital. (Rated PGâ€"13) Over the next month many great movies are coming your way, look out for the following releases during November: The Flintstones (8th), City Slickers 2, Little Big League and With Honors (9th), Speed (15th), The Favour, Wyatt Earp, Beverly Hills Cop 3 and When a Man Loves a Woman (16th), and Getting Even With Dad (30th). See all of these and many other great movies at Not Just Flicks located at Upper Middle Road and Third Line, where every Wednesday is ‘2â€"4â€"1‘ Day. Submitted by Not Just Flicks. / 77777 _ YHOLIDAYS Join us on... | The Big Bus 4 Come toa special afternoon £ § _ presentation aboard 24 Holland America‘s fabulous Land Coach, the Yukon Explorer. Tuesday, Nov. 15 Presentations every half hour from 12 noonâ€"3 p.m. @ Holland America Line 3 a TRADiTiON oF R.S.VP Giselle 338â€"2077 635 Fourth Llne Ont. Reg. 2094 h) 1. Fiintstones â€" Nov. 4 â€" PG es 2. City Slickers II â€" Nov. 9 â€" PG13 ind 3. Little Big League â€" Nov. 9 â€" PG 3 4. Prehysteria 2 â€" Nov. 9 â€" PG B 5. Even Cowgirls Get Blues â€" Nov. 9 â€" R Vldeo Fl Ie What‘s Coming to Video PS C s iss HOLIDAYS o Join us for a 10 "Cruise Presentation Featuring CHWO radio $ _ personality, Jimmy Tapp . who will be cruising on the % 10 Day Caribbean Cruise ceparting January 23/95. (@, Holland America Line Thursday, Nov. 10, 7pm at Cruise Holidays R.S.VP Giselle 338â€"2077 635 Fourth Line ): Ont. Reg. 2094122 6. With Honors â€" Nov. 9 â€" R 7. Favour â€" Nov. 16 â€" PG13 8. Cops Robersons â€" Nov. 16 â€" PG 9. Wyatt Earp â€" Nov. 16 â€" R 10. Beverly Hills Cop III â€" Nov. 16â€" R Nolhing that would lled . Parents urgad to gire"porental guidance." mms for viewing ty May contaln some chlar mxnuwm,mmmmm GeiEmL ] ouipance suooesTEn | [pineNTs STRonGty CRUTIONED mm ho cauoren unoen 17 rommen | l IG I PG13 NCâ€"17 "orent Pargntsare urged to be cautous. maferia parents might mtm qmmmmm Pn!ul loJern m ABBEY PLAZA 1500 Upper Mlddle Road 827-4512 some adt Ifil Palently adult not acmitd ©7.50 now as space had been selling very quickly. These ships are regularly charâ€" tered by companies offering reward programs for high performers. The sold out dates in the brochures usuâ€" ally reflect one of those bookings. The "Queen Odyssey" reminds you of an intimate, exclusive resort. Only 212 guests can be accommoâ€" dated on each sailing. Every cabin is a sumptuous suite that becomes your home for the duration of your cruise. At 254 square feet with a generous sitting area furnished with a couch and chairs, you can comfortably enterâ€" tain guests. Luxury abounds, dark rich woodwork, an expansive picture window, exquisite moldings, a large walkâ€"in closet, fine linens and marâ€" ble baths. We‘ve all got to try this at least once! Built in 1992, at 10,000 tons, you should not expect all the ameniâ€" ties of her much larger sisters, but she has some excellent facilities to pamper you. During most days you will be in port and the ship‘s smaller size allows you to visit many more inacâ€" cessible and unique portsâ€"ofâ€"call. In addition, where practical (location and weather being the considered factors), the ship will lower its‘ unique water sports deck aft of the ship and bring out all the ‘toys‘. Four bars and lounges with excellent nightly entertainment, a casino, the Royal Spa, shopping boutiques, a library, the pool and whirlpools round out the ships‘ facilities. Dining, as you might expect, is one of the highlights of this ship. / Open seating, dine with whom and when you want is the rule. ; Experience fine china, gleaming crystal, and impeccable service in the gourmet ‘Queen‘s Restaurant‘ and for casual dining eat onâ€"deck at the ‘Cannes Cafe‘. As you can guess, not all of us can afford this cruise, but if theq opportunity come along, or if you have that very special occasion to celebrate, this ship would be a great choice! Submitted by Bob Kerby, Cruise Holidays, 338â€"2077. $4.25 Fri. to Sun. Tuesdays L2 PS h North of Q.E.W., South of No.5 on 9th Line, Oakville 257â€"8272 Children Under 13 Admitted FREE! Box Office Opens 6:45 pm. + Show Starts 7:15 pm. FRI SAT SUN. TUES. 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