Local Creeks for Project "'Sweep"fiby Works Depcortment in response t0 suggestions en- couraged by the Central Lake Ont-. ario Conservation Authori ty, the Town of Whitby Public Works Dep-. artment is recom- mnen ding cdean-up projects in the Town which could be carried out by 'Pr ojeect Sweep' during the coming summer. Fol 1low ing are departmentis rec- o m me ndations to th e Central Lake O nt a rio Conser- va tion Authori1ty: Cleaning of debris from Pr-inqle Creek. Lynde Creek and Ash Creek, a clean-up aof the beach area on both sides of ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ ___ ____ __CI 1 I- LJUAI LMiri general cdean-up of debri1s f rom ro a dside ditches throughout the tow r. Ontar.o Place Presents JuIyla Don't miss the opening of Children's Village, July 1. Designer Eric e Mil jan says he crcated C'hildren's \'ligc vwith the idea of té naking kids happy-*. %We belîe'.e lie hzas been hugely successful. And so t.01 your children %,ýhen they sce it. Chul- drein*s Village is ncither a play ground nor a park. lt*s ai\wonderland of thîngs never before put together for kîddies. Childre&is Villaige k ditferent. Formoe thing. almlost tlhe cntirc twvo-anid-a-hiilf- aicres is coý,cred .%ith a huge, orange, transluccnt tent. So sunlight gets in and rmi stays out. And w hat's inside is re.ally somiething cIsc. We haive over 30 games. toys, rides, traps and gadgets to test your child's skill and provide hours of cnjoymient. Chihfren's Villge opens Juby 1. Free Starting JuIy 1, Ontario Place wilI be presenting a whole nev season of enter- tainmient and f'un. YoulIl see many or the miost popular shoms froni last year and miany. many, great ne%% headlîners. (Oscar Peterson, Ray Charles, Jose Feliciano and Arthur Fiedler, just to namie a few.) There will be new attrac- tions t00. such as Children*s Village, an all-new display at the cxhibit pods and new movies at Cinesphere. Coming attractions at Ontario Place. Here is a samipling of some of the sen- sational shows yoil be sceing through- out the nionth of July: July 3........ The R.C.M.P. Concert Band. July 5........ The Travellers. July 8........ Ray Charles and Boss Brass. July 9 & 13 . .. Kari Anceri and the Toronto Symphon\. July 1l & 18 . .Walter Susskind and the Toronto Symiphony July 14....... The Association and the 5-Mlan Electrical Band. July 15 & 29 . . Ivan Romianoff. JuIy 16....... Victor Feldbrill and the Toronto Symphony. July 17...The New Christy M instrels. JuIy 19....... Louis Applebaunm conduets "Music from the Movies". July 21....... Catherine McKinnon. July 22....... Fred Stone Jazz concert. July 24....... Crowbar rock concert. July 25 & 2T.. Arthur, Fiedier and the Toronto Syrnphony. JuIy 26....... A Tribute to George & Ira Gershwin. JuIy 28....... The Poppy Family and the Stamiipeders. July 30....... Seiji Oza\%a and the Toronto Symphony. And renmember, aIl of these fantastic shows are fres ith your SI .50 gate ad- mission. (No wonder Ontario Place is "Lyour best entertainmient hargain".) Cinesphere. Free six-storey-high movies. Lvcry day at Cinesphere, you can sec Children's Village. You have t0 sec it 10 beliese it. Hiere are just a few of the dozens of aittractions: The Rubbcr Forcst, The But terfly Race, The Sound Area, The Punchbag Forest, The Tube Slidcs. Mirror Land, The Roller Slide, The Foani Swanmp (very cerie fun), The Hanid-Over-Wziter S'ýNinig----and 21 miore total-involvemient amusements. There is also a specil section for pre- school lots. Childreins Village has been designed t0 allow for a miaximium of fun and frecdomi. There is no pattern to the way the gamiies are play'ed aind no liiii.to1 the limie a child cain spend on one attrac- tion. (And yes, adults are cordiz'lly invitcd.) with Ontario Place gate admission. the regular movie programme, you can also catch sensational box-office hits at popular prices. Show,-time is 9:00 p.m., every night. (I's za great vwav to top-off a day at Ontario Place.) Restaurants, snack bars & pubs. Ontario Pl.ace has over 28 excellent dinfing and drinking spots. Menus (and bilîs-of- lare) are as vatried as the establishments tiheuïselvc.. v ich range f'rom aiireail Bas arin eer gaîrdcn tb a Chinese snack bar. We even have places where you cari dine and sip somiething cool on a patio overlooking the water. Tour Ontario's history. .. For the sanie S 1.50 admission, you can also sec one of the world*s nmost adva nced exhi bit ions in the Ontario Place pavilion pods. You'Il sec the whole of Ontario's thril- ling Ihistory in films, slides, scientifie displays and plenty of electrical gad- gets. J ust to be thercÎs exciting. Be there. How to get to Ontario Place. Ontario Place is on Toronto*s lakefront opposite Exhibition Park. You can corne by car, public transit, bus, GO train or boat (we even have our own marina). Jusî eall 965-7711, for persona.lized directions on how to get here. We can also give you sonme nanies of sensibly priced hotels and motels in the area. Wc're waiting for you. You've just read a portion 0f what Ontario Place has to olfer you this summiier. There is nîiuch niuch more. The shops, the boutiques, H.M.C.S. Haida, the WW Il Spit1ire fighter-pla'ne, the shuttle boats, the paddlc wheeler "Niagara Belle", the brass bands, the bus-train and nioon- light on the water are just a few of the added extras we haven't nmentioned. We have everything at Ontario Place but you. And we're waiting. General Information. Hours: Open Close Grouuds: 10:00 a.m. 2:00 a.ni. Restaurants: 12 noon 1:00 a.rn. «(Sun. 10:00 p.m.) Exhibits: 10: 00 a.rn. 9:30 p.in. Cincspliere: Onturio filmis: 10:00 a.nm. 8:30 p.mi. Feature filmi: 9:00 p.mi. (One show only.) (Mon. to Sut. no admission to grounds after 12:30 ut night. Sun. no admission to grounds after 9:30 p.mi.) Admission: AduIlts: 51.50. Students: .75. Children : Erec if uccomipunied by an adult. Children: .25 if alone. Resident Ontario Senior Citizens: Frec. FIelp! For infor-mation on shows, hours, admission prî-ces, hotels or- motels, and directions please caîl 1-416-965-7711. WHAT'S HAPPENING ON CANADA DAY WEEKEND JULYl1 )VIa<>,r<' 'Is'Ise mn flfouiM< tII1..31.1t. fone<'rt MIii fd.'the bî<'firîarir.# fogtr i erormn Ontario I'Iue. VoiIr b<'su <'nhfriinirient mrqlii.. *The Forum 4:00 P.M. A 2-hour salute to Canada's ethnic groups. *The Forum 8:00 P.M. The R.C.M.P. Concert Band plays everything fromnrock 0 to symphony in a 90-mninute show. *The Waterfront 9:30 P.M. North Amnerica's best firework display. JULY 2 WHERE ELSE CAN YOU SEE A REAL CHINESE DRAGON A GLITTERINO DRUM AND BUGLE BANDO, A SYMPHONY CONCERT AND ORIENTAL PERFORMANCES 0IF EVERVTHINiG FROM KING FU TO CANTONESE MUSIC FOR $1.50? ONTARIO PLACE. VOUR BEST ENTERTAINMVENT BARGAIN. *Th1e Forum 1:30 P.M. A fuscinating su I tc to Olntuirio*s Chînese communiiniîy. *The Forum 8:00 P.M. The R.C.M.P. Concert Baind in thicir second thrilling concert showing. *Th1e Waterfront at 9:30 P.M.* A 20- minuite long fireworks extravaganza. JULY3 Where else can you hear a real steel band, a thrilling symphony concert, and tour Ontario's. glorious past for $1.50? Ontario Place. Your best entertainment bargain. *The Forum 2:30 P.M. A colourful Caribbean Holiday featuring the Dick Srnith Ali-Steel Band. *TIIW Forum 8:00 P.M. The R.C.Ml.P. Concert Band in a third great concert. *The Waterfront 9:30 P.M. Closing ire- wvorks display of Canada Day weekend. (ICI] be bigger than ever!) ontoruopae Ministry oflIndustry and Tlourism, Hon. John Whie, Minister (South oflExhibition Park on Toronto's Lakefront, with more parking this ycar souh side Lakeshore Boulevard West.) spectacular nmoviesfrec with your SI1.50 gale admiissîi o1 Ontario Place. (O:îe of the ncw movies, coming soon, wili be Labyrint.h, the smnash hit fromi Expo 67.) If you'*ve been t0 Ciniesphiere. you knoýv aIl about this \%orld's most adv anced niovie-theaîre. Il sou h,.veii*t, you're Ii for- a treat, The screcn uis six-storeýs high and S-feet svide, ss ith I 6-channel stercophonic sound. Cinesphere fcatuire at 9:00) P.NI. Besicles 1 -MM" 0 t 1 - Page 3, Thursday, June 29, 1972e WHITBY FREE PRESS.