Whity Free Press, Wednesday, February 10, 1993. Page il Folk artist at L'Amicale Mfichel Paiement, a well-known Franco-Ontarian folk song-writer, and the country band Rodeo Drive will perform at L'Amicale Saturday, Feb. 13, 8:30 P.m. The event coincides with French Carnaval week. Those attending can sing and dance al evening. The committee Les promotions culturelles has organized the show. ickets are available at L'Amicale, 707 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Cost is $15 for aduits and $12 for students. For more information eall 434-7676. Collage workshop at gallery The workshop, 'Collage on Paper,' will be held at The Station Galley on Sunday, Feb. 21, 10 a.m. ta 4 p.m. Rebecca Baird will instruct the workshop in which students create a ap of desire' by incor- porating landacapes, flowers and symbols with personal referenoes into a collage. There is no fee for the work- shop but students must register in advance. WASHBOARD Hank and the Honkers, who pla y bath vintage country music and 'hilliîl Iyboogie,' wiII perform at Legends (Soccer City) in Whitby on Saturday, Feb. 13. Jughead wii~ also pertorm. Tickets are $8 in advance, $10 at the door. Easy Access in Oshawa, The Life in Toronto ORANGE HALL Two bands will performn at the Orange Hall, il Bruce St., Os3h- awa on Frida night, Feb. 12. 'AIl Good Cildren; and Whitby band 'Easy Access' wilperform. Tickets are $6 in adivance for ages 19 and over, $8 at the door. Cost is $8 or those under agel19. Ail ages weleome. The concert is organized by MOB Productions. Big Faith' was originally sche- duled te perform the same night, but will play at a later date. ranto, hardcore onignals 'Bunchofuckingofis' wvill play at the Orange H ail on Saturday night .13. Teshow, organized by Pyra- mid Concert Productions, also includes the bande YAP' and'i' Admission is $8 at the door. Anyone bringing a non-perish- able food item will receive a $2 discount. SMII The War Amps mucli t09 f- [ý Do* iLÀ, AUl food collected will ho dona- ted to St. Vincent's Kitchen. FRENCH HALL MOB has organized a show for Wednesday, F eb. 24 at the French Hall, 384 Hilîside in Osh- awa. 'King Apparatus' will perform, aln wt 'Lame' and 'Jonah's Favorite Saltlick.' Tickets are $8 in advance for ages 19 and over, $10 at the door, and $10 for those aged 19 and under. TUE LIFE Whitby's The Life will play at The Ultrasound on Queen St. W., Toronto on Saturday night. The Life, featured prformers at the nightspot, will begin play at il p.m. LEGENDS MOB (Music is Our Business) has aIse scheduled an appearance by Toronto band 'The Nationals' at Legends in Whitby on Saturday, Feb. 27. The ban d features blues gui- tarist Brian Cober. 'House Rock- ers' wiIl also perform at the show. Legends is at Soccer City, Sun- r St, suthWhitby. r%1Skts are $7 ($2 discount for any blues society member or union memnber). PROSPECT ofWHITBY (:RLAM OF (AI.. I L\\ R SOLP ' VOPPED WITH 13 SUL(.CUI.ENI (;ARIIC S}IRI,\P MOU f'Il \AIERING (:OC'O\UV *SUIREMP SERVED ON A BEI 0F RICE FRESH CHI('KEN PARMI(.IANA SERVED) \VI 1I FETI'UCINE $ 19.95 SAURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 TI iBOOK NOW F.t"'E IH. FIST DIN~E &DANCE eli-i - fA *. j g os *Canada's No. 1 preferred brand' " Heavy duty, large capacity BaSqd Mi Camadian crs<trW' b ai<d Pie Le,Sr .vey DOM ESTIC MAY.UAG HOME ApPLIANCE CENTRES 22 STE VENSON RD. at KING ST. <ac rotrm Oshawa SVîcppa'qC.ldre> open mmTues. We, 1-7. ltxn lZ Fn1-9Sat9-5 - 43&.9969, -%f "The Laughs Neyer Stop!" New York Newsday TOUCIISTONE PICTIJEES n[îîKTS A GLOBAL VENTURE HOLLYWOOD PNODACT1IÀ AF1W sP ION T1JRTEII'AUB 3 NINJAS' VICTOR WONG MICHAELTREANOR MAX ELLOT! LADE CIJANPOWER EXICUTrIVEPNODvJCR SHUNJI HIRANO CO-tttCiiTit NOIJER JAMES KAN--STon YB KENNY KIM SCNEENflYmIY EDWARD EMANUEL PaOiDsDIY MAKTIA CHANGci OREcTiD i ON TURTELTAUB Resrvtin HtIri 86..28 Rservat.on,: tUe43 992 9 MD\VlME SIeHtDID COMIMUNITY SPESTORE couo-Tom Hanks. Geena Davis and Madonna star in this bg-league comedy based <Non the rai- ifi explots of the Ai-Amencan Girls Bisebail League. 701 ROSSLAND RD. E. WHITBY 430-7"735 22 STEVENSON RD. S. *WHFTBV 430-0022 110 RITCHIE AVE.