Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. JuIy 7. 1993, Page il Pierre Berton, Bon Wicks and Peter Trueman will be at the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre this summer. On Thursday, July 8,1:30 p.m., Berton will join Robin Can- non to pesent a video trave- 1og e, 'RokyMountaineer.' Wýicks il be at the centre on Thursday, July 22, 1:30 p.m. The juourist and writer will talk abulout his new book about Toronto. Trueman, journalist and for- mer anchor for Global TV, will be at the centre on Thursday, Aug. 12, 1:30 p.m., to talk about tour and travel opportunities. Reservations are necessary to attend. Cali 668-1424. * * D'jESuD COMMCJNITY VIDEO SUPERSTORE le- 701 ROSSLAND RD. E. 965 DUNDAS ST. W. WHITBY 430-'77:à 5 WHITBY 430-00122 22 STEVENSON RD. S. 110RITCHIEAVE. OSHAWA 404-0267 AJAX 428-6322 AUDREY McDONALD and her marionettes were on hand f'or Whitby Seniors Centre's strawberry social last week. She got everyone involved in the fun, including Art Patterson (left), Homer Boake (conducting), centre ward councillor John Doistra and Whitby mayor Tom Edwards, far right. Photo by Mark Reesof, Whltby Pro. Press DOROTHY CAMERON Selected works at McLaugblin.. An exhibition Of six installations by Canadian artist Dorothy Cameron opened at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on July 2 and continues until Aug. 22. Since 1978, Caîneron has worked on the creation of her own installations in dlay, papier maché and assorted niaterials. A blend cf sophistication and naivety, ber work is obsessed witb conscicusness and meniory. Sculpture, she would say, is ini her blood. Camneron bas been influenced Duda t.E.Wity Measure Shunday, Juy i th The Houinds rda Sessionh SatuarngJuIy l4th, Li omd Familv Rneunt The WHitby I ]FriRestaurant The Wy it IoTTl çAInn ve ae ptreservâftton' ........ & pà à ~ .q 7'à W~«~ StndM I OPEN7 DAYS AWEEK Local band Full Measure will be performing F'riday and Satur- day nights at Risky Business in O s hawa. P'ull Measure plays a variety cf Top 40 bits along with its own original music. Risky Business is Iocated on the corner of Townline Road and Hwy. 2 in east Oshawa.* sculpture of a ballet dancer, the miniature sets for Mozart's operas viewed at Salzburg, the dlome of Istanbul's Blue Mosque, her dreame and inner searchings and the readings of Carl Jung. In the catalogue essay, director Joan Murray says, "She chose to crate the warmth and involvement cf the human figure in roomlike settings cf brilliant colour, tableaux cf transformed memory.0 In the early 1950s, Cameron became an acknowledged leader cf the contemporary art scene in Toronto, and one cf the most respected art dealers cf the 1960s. Drum corps champ 1 I onshÙps m Oshawa The Northwind Rebels Drum & Bugle Corps, in conjunction with the Ontario Drum Corps Association, will present the 1993 regional championships on Sunday, July il at Oshawa Civic F'ields (Thornton Road and Gibb Street). This is Ontario's most prestigicus drum corps compe- tition of the year. Corps from al over Ontario and ubecwil be attending the event. Tickets are available at the door. CoSt is $8 for adulte, $5 for seniors and children aged il to, 15 and free tochiildren up t>,age 11. The ticket office will open t noon. No resered seats, tickets are limited. :~. ~ TT -g' 1.ý Celebrities coming to Whitby seniors centre A strawberTY social? BY POP.UL:r.AN WEARE PLEASED TO PRESENT EVITA. Lyrics by TIM RICE Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER Directed by NINA FOXALL Produced by DIANE STAN ISH Musical Director TIM SOUTHWELL Performances at Oshawa Little Theatre 62 Russett Ave. Oshawa July 22, 239'24, 29, 309 31 Performances begin at 8:OOpmi Tickets Available at SAYWELLS BOOK STORE 14 Si mcoe Street South, Oshawa [Just below the 4 Corners] Aduts $1 5.00 - Students $1 3.00 Arnple Parkinq at the Rear of the Theatre LEGALAUENS Ivu~k fr4~Yfl iha4Û~Stê~ht9ê'S Ed$uty9&SaL>14yW 'gMmTE Frduly Iê& S*'.J~ily 17 .~AIPU~fER...:; '0f fi~iaUy iiizedby GraceIasidas~'EWi& "~ç~sorcdby Fard Moivu~ iJuly24 rmý âJ 1 r-- 1 Baba.: 114 1