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MILLION DOLIAR SimilEs Million Dollar Smiles Bear with Olivia on Sunday July 5 during the Cut-a-thon fundraiser held at Rosario Greco Styles. On Sunday July 5, Rosario Greco Styles held a Cut-a-thon pityiratses for Olivia, the four-year-old cancer survivor. It is amazing how this town steps up to help one another. Vos’ Independent Grocer jumped on board immediately and handed over a cheque for $2,554, and then the rest of the community really stepped up! The goal was to raise $2,500 to help build a playground and the outcome was incredible, with over $6,000 raised. / U t Front: Rosario Greco with oltvia Warr holding on to cheque presented by Vos’ Independent Grocer. Back row from left: Founder and Director of Million Dollar Smiles, Anna Lopes; Olivia's mom Cheri holding little brother Ryker and her dad Peter Worr; Service Manager of Vos’, Heather Wilkinson. Vos’ owner Christine Vos and The biggest smile of all! Olivia on her slide, part of her new backyard playground on Sunday July 12. Rosario Greco Sty )68i staff, along with ilding thi Enjoy the Shakespearience! Driftwood Theatre Group is proud to present Hamlet, the world’s most famous play, like you've never seen it before. This thrilling new adaptation is unpredictable, unsettling and downright dangerous. This is the ultimate tragedy framed in a world dominated by the politics of fear. Newcomers to Hamlet and Shakespearean aficionados alike, will delight in this version; a perfect match for Driftwood’s inventive theatrical style and magical outdoor setting, taking place at the Scugog Shores Museum Village. This is Hamlet with the brakes off! You will have two opportunities to see this exciting performance - Saturday August 15 and Sunday August 16 both shows starting at 7:30 p.m. Admission is Pay-What-You-Can ($20. suggested). The museum is located at 16210 Island Road. For more information, please call 905-985-8698 X 103 or check out the museum’s website at Art Council es wants you oo to show the love We all know ihe is lots to love about Port Perry and Scugog. This year the Scugog Council for the Arts wants you to putit to music in preparation for the Mayor’s Gala for the Arts. The gala theme this year is “Scugog Rocks”, and the SCA is inviting singer songwriters to enter the Scugog Tribute Song Writing Contest. All genres of mu- sic are welcome, and there will be three prizes of $500 awarded to the top artists that best reflect a positive vibe for 0g. The goal of the SCA is to support local arts and artists, and that includes visual arts, craft, music, theatre, litera- ture and more. “We're really excited about the song writ- ing competition,” said Gala chair Birgitta MacLeod. “The three winning entries will have their world premiere at the event on November 5. Since there is no restriction on genre or age, it will be interesting, and of course, entertaining.’ Deadline for the contest is September 8, 2015. There are a number of rules which can be viewed on their web- site www.scugogarts.ca. or call 905-982-2121 for more many volunteers, spent the day bt 26 FOCUS - AUGUST 2015