Edmonton Journal from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 62

F14 Edmonton Journal, Sunday, July 14, 1991 EDMONTON'S IDMOWTON NOIITIU.HHD1 An Advertising Feature West Coast casual dream home Strikin' up the bands! a high note on the summer social calendar. The event is sponsored by Alpha Milk Co. and C'HQT. Music in Motion goes Tuesday, July 23, at the Commonwealth Stadium at 7:30 p.m.. Admission is $7 for adults, $5 for children (6-12), and seniors (plus GST).

Children under six are free. Tickets available at the Commonwealth Stadium Gates on July 23. the Edmonton Massed Pipe and Drum Band a collalwration of five local pipe and drum bands. From Utah, C'FB Penhold, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and elsewhere, bands compete for the coveted title of Gold Rush Champion. It's a prime opportunity to see Klondike Kate in action.

Roast how you "did" Music in Motion, always AD.IL AD I vll LI Li hi 1 Keys for the 1991 Edmonton's Klondike Days Lions' Dream Home have been turned over to Edmonton Northlands by the home's builder and designer, Encore Homes of Edmonton. This year's Dream Home, which will be won by the holder of a ticket chosen at 12:10 a.m. on July 28 by President Dale Cole of Edmonton Northlands, is a custom-built bungalow valued at $225,000. The house will be moved to a fully serviced lot in the new Edmonton community of Cherry Grove Estates (north of 153 between 66 St. and 82 The home's West Coast casual interior design features soflline corners throughout, a centrally-located dining room, a three-sided fireplace, decorative columns, a designer glass-block wall, a kitchen nook with windows on four sides, a central open stairway, a luxurious neo-Roman style bathroom and a 'sea mist green' color scheme.

A special feature of this year's Canadian Heritage Blue-Grey exterior Dream Home will be nine natural gas appliances supplied by Northwestern Utilities including a built-in double oven, a cook-top (with a downdraft), a gas fire-pit, a clothes dryer and a decorative patio lantern. Funds raised from Dream Home raffle tickets will be used by Lion's service clubs in the Edmonton area. The Edmonton (Host) Lions Club which gave away Edmonton's first Dream Home in 1955 has a distinguished community service record which includes the $100,000 seed-money for the Lions of Roll over. John Phillip Sousa, 'cause Music in Motion is gonna cause a commotion! Live at the Commonwealth Stadium, the battle of the bands is back, with that "we bad" way of struttin' their See the jumpin', jivin' and puffed up popumstance as local and traveling bands, bugle corps, strummers, hoppers and more take to the turf and sunny limelight to Ih judged the most "radical" of them all. Alpha Milk A Marching Rand and Drum Corps Extravaganza presents Music in Motion.

Hosting the premiere performance of Volunteers: Gifts of gold Volunteers make it all hapen. They're everywhere during the hectic, hilarious and very special ten days when Edmonton takes a break to relive the goldrush era. You'll find them: Elippin' flapjacks at 7 a.m. Dodging water balloons while relereeing the AGT's Fun Tubs Derby Controlling the crowd at The King of the Klondike Helping you savor the least at ,4 Taste of Edmonton and all around Edmonton during Klondike Days 1991. And that's only during the festival.

Many dedicated Edmontonians work throughout the year planning, co-ordinating and marketing Edmonton's Klondike Days. We thank them all. Mi, nil -J il Mm I -s Its" Stettler, Alberta 1-800-282-3994 The home features soft line corners and a sea-mist green color scheme. Value of the package is $225,000. Steam Locomotive-Powered 'Cr RAILWAY EnUQSINS! JOURNEY THROUGH BEAUTIFUL RURAL ALBERTA Home (includes all furnishings, accessories and draperies displayed) will cost $5, or $10 for three and $20 for eight.

Visitors to the Klondike Days Exposition who bring their Northwestern Utilities coupon will get four free tickets with a $20 ticket purchase. Alberta Eye Bank; $88,600 for a world-famous bionic ear project at the Royal Alexandra Hospital; and $24,000 for the annual Christmas Gift Program for native children in the Northwest Territories. Tickets for the 1991 Klondike Days Lions' Dream BEHIND LOCOMOTIVE NO. 41! Standard Excursions .121) big vaney Thursday, July 18 Sunday, July 21 Meeting ireeK Feature Excursions Tuesday. July 16 MID-DAY SPECIAL Jom us on an excursion to Meeting Creek, followed by a delicious lunch at Edberg! Saturday, July 20 BBQ SPECIAL Enioy a nostalgic excursion to Big Valley, and an Alberta BBQ at Rumsey' FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS, CONTACT ALBERTA PRAIRIE 742-2811 JFEWAY I 3 MJL DMJf A Delicious Started! I 5 1 'ai8Auefcj-''" 1 Sunday, July 21 11 a.m.- Midnite For 417 Only 'V CV )A I vV-1 y.

.7 to 9 AM ill ins JULY 24. 7:30 to 10 AM Northside Food for I -ess iy 108 Sf. 103 Ave. You Gate Admission Unlimited Rides Thrills and chills! Try Boat TaR and Kamikaze. New rides! Great Food! Free entertainment! Come and ro as you fyx all day Ion! Tickets available at all llass outlets and Coliseum llox Office until Saturday, July 20.

Tickets sold on site July 21 will be $19 SOT including gate admission. Plan today for a day your family will never forget! 9. to 10 AM JULY 25 7:30 to 10 AM ft8 1 i i 1 i i i St. Albert (Gateway Sufi'wuy J.JUI 20.9 to 12 PM llawrvluk Park West Food for Ixss JULY 26. 7:30 to 10 AM Soulhsidc Food for I -ess JUL) 27 7:30 to 10 AM Ft.

Fdmonlon I'ark Choose the dates ami locations best suited to void mi 21 24 -9(o 10 AM Sir inston Churchill Square 1 1 mi.y 22 A 23 7:30 to 10 AM Sir Winston Churchill Square Including GST 3 Pancakes 3 Sausages 1 Juice or Coffee Aa)J CiiiMimn t2te jEno Coyote (offeemate MinuteMaid NABOB EDMONTON NORTHLANDS.