Page 10, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, October 12, 1994 Tou ofers lok0t rtist' studios Following the successful second annual Studio/Gallery Tour last year, The Station Gallery 15 sponsoring another weekend of tours to artists' studios and galleries in !Durham Region. On Saturday, Oct. 22 and Why do more people corne to CENTURY HOME VIDEO? /Any Video Rentai $1 .99 .1Any 3 For $4.99 /Large Selection of 3 day For $1.99 /Monthly Prizes (October Hi-Fi Stereo VCR & Jurassic Park) '1A selection of over 12,000 movies, music CD's, Nintendo, Super NES, SEGA, Genesis Sunday, Oct. 23, from noon to 5 p.m. each day, art work by 35 artists will bu: presented at 14 different. locations throughout VWtby, Myrtie, Oshawa and Ajax. There is no admission charge for any of, the locations on the tour. -The self-guided tour (using the Itall PïttLtd. Pub &Restaurant Saturday, Oct. l5th Man. Utd. vs. West Ham. Live 10 arn by Satellite $5.00 adm. - $4.0 breakfast SUNDAY JAM NUGHT 9 pm-1 arn with Andrew Heathoote ENTEI'IIM T FR19I4AY, OCT. l4th /ATURDAY, OCT. l5th >11AL S PAR K î presents Modabo Cover charge ln Udder Romonly one's own transportation), can be started at any location. The event provides a rare 'opportunity. for the public to visit I fi'L sl IwÂIith l Ni's 'Two Evenings With Elvis' will bu 1presented at the Oshawa Lit- tie Theatre on Oct. 14 and,15. The show features Bob McVay, one of Ainerica's top Elvis imper- sonators. with Jan The Man Sat., October 29th 8pm -lamf HALLOWEEN Reserve, Early artists in -their studio or in a. gallery environment. A tour brochure îs avallable at the gallery (Henry and Victoria streets, Whitby); Picture This & That, Bayburry's- and Whitby Information Centre (all on Brock Street South, Whitby); LaFontaine Trading Post and Whitby Public Library (both on Dundas Street West) -and in Brooklin at the Brooklin Library and Brooklin VillageShoppe. For further informnation, contact the gallery at 668-4185. DINING LOUNGE Oktobçrqt bpçieiaIe Daily Lunch &Dinner Speciats Sundayl11 am -3 pm Weddlng & Banquet Facilities Avallable GOOD F000 AT GOO PRICES C0ZY FHREPLACE. C0MFORTABLE ATM0SPHERE IMPORTED BEER ON DRAFT Municipal parking ai rear with walk through. 227Brck St.S S.Wib 666221 Concert at, Courthouse Theatre A spcia cocer insupport of hitb Senirs' A ttyCentre Builing undwillbu eld at the Cortose neatre in * the Centennial Buildin .g on Saturday, Oct. 22, 7:30 p. The concert is produced by and features Erie James and Phyllis O'Reifly. Special . guest. erform ances ?Yr Mayor Tom Edwards, Cathy Murphy 'and Andrea Akers. Refreshrnents are included in. the ticket cost of $10 (adults), $8 (seniors and children). For tickets caUl 668- 1424. DownMEast trio at club 'Modabo,' a folk-rock trio, will perform at the Vital Spark- Folk Club in Whitby on -Saturday, Oct. 15. With a simple style, smooth harmonies and «quirky sense of fun,» the band has a loyai follow- in ithe Fredericton, N.B. area'. The club meets at -The Heifer and tho Haîf Pint Pearson Lanes, Mary and Brocl streets. Admission for the show is $8 for members, *$10 for non-mem- bers. Hagood 1Hardy to open season Hagood Hardy. will p'erform in the firat show of the Durham Region Concert Association's new season. The well.known pianist will bu at the Salvation Army Temple, 570 Thoracton Rd. N., Oshawa on Saturday night, Oct. 15. Tickets ($25 for aduits, $18 for students) are available at Tho- mas House of Music* in Whitby (430.8015).. Hardy is best known as com- p oser and ?erformer of 'The Hlomecoming. Mulfi-meia course to begin A course in 'Multi Media' will be offered at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery starting Oct. 16. r Instructed by Wendy Wallace, the cour-se is for those aged 13 to, .19 and focuses on contemporary approaches of the two- dimen- sional surface, using various m ed ia . 1 ' Cost is $65 for members,- $80 for non-members for the course held on Sunday afternoons untif SDec. 11. Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre Altona Rd. Pickenng THiiarlouis Comedy "DIRTY WO RK AT- THE CROSSROAD.S" m