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Port Perry Weekend Star, 26 May 2000, p. 8

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FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2000 Men's chorus coming to church By Heather McCrae Port Perry Star The voices of more than 85 men will resound throughout Port Perry United Church on Sunday (May 28) when the Tri-City Gospel Chorus presents its gospel singing in bar- bershop style. All vocal selections are of the Barbershop Society - unaccompanied and in four-part harmony. The performers are "men of all ages, who come performed in the tradition from all walks of life. 1. The World Is Not Enough 6. Fight Club 2. American Beauty (1999) 7. The Bone Collector 3. Galaxy Quest 8. Anywhere But Here 4. Three Kings @. The Sixth Sense S. End Of Days 10. Stuart Little brought to you by.... Video SUPER Store) 'The Video Image! wid ll 0 age AND, Hwy. 7A at 1874 Scugog St, Pp oa, --_-- Q LL) es -- -- Dh mand fo oO -- www.thevideoimage.com Hailing from towns like Niagara-on-the-Lake, Guelph, Huntsville, Peterborough, Wasaga Beach and Port Perry, it's the love of singing that brings these men togeth- er. Norm Millar of Port Perry has been singing with the Tri-City Gospel Chorus for three years now. Singing has been a good part of Mr. Millar's life for many years. Several years ago Mr. Millar started singing with the Markham Men of Harmony. A few years ago he branched out to join the Suburbanaires, a bar- bershop chorus with which he continues to sing. : 'FAB ASHION FABRIC DIS TRIBUTOR or Sale in effect May 25 - May 31 HUGE SELECTION BUY 1 METER AT OUR REGULAR PRICE | Thousands of meters of Fashion, Drapery and Home Dec Fabrics ® Of equal or less value - Off the same bolt ® Selected fabrics only LOTS OF FREE PARKING SOON CTE Tals AU VAS SRS I O 1 oF: (WE We L015) 1 RST ot ie 1801 Dundas St. E., (Kendalwood Plaza) Whitby (905)721-9152 ("FABRICLAND STORE HOURS: Mon. -Fri.9to 9 Sat. 9to 6 Sun. 12 to! p38 rR Ay LC GOSPEL HORUS j £ % VSMCS SON SERVE Poo tg sad ttang TRI CITY Ed TTP PSP SURES SN SUN Y, MAY CN on ] 7400 pan Re |. Farb beens Od ture be BE LE I STR ANSE LINER RS [RYT Npyeey Norm Millar will sing with the Tri-City Gospel Chorus Sunday at Port Perry United Church. Three years ago he also hooked up with the Tri- City Gospel Chorus. "Many of us are already barbershoppers or sing in church choirs," he said. There's no charge for admittance Sunday, just a freewill offering which sees the proceeds going to the church. Some of the more pop- ular songs the Tri-City Chorus will be singing dur- ing the 90-minute concert are Something Beautiful, Daddy Sang Bass and Ev'ry Time | Feel The Spirit. Farm Winery Ltd. INVITES YOU TO OUR STH ANNUAL \YINE DANS Saturday & Sunday, May 27 & 28th, 2000 - 10 am. to 5:30 pm. ~ ORCHARD & VINEYARD TOURS ~ BY WAGON ~ WINERY TOURS, WINE TASTING ~ No Admission Charge ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING: Peapods Blues Review of P.P.H.S. and Cartwright H.S. Senior Stage Band 971 High Point Rd., Port Perry (905) 985-9924 West off Hwy. 12 at Scugog 2nd line & follow the signs (20 km north of Whitby) "It's always an uplifting one and a half hours," said Mr. Millar. "It's four-part harmony in gospel music, very inspirational." Although the Tri-City Chorus performs for free, it does raise money for the Ontario Barbershoppers' charity, Harmonize For Speech, which supports children with speech impedi- ments. Since 1975 the chorus has raised more than $15,000 for the cause. Tapes are available for S10 after the performance. DESSERTS AT OCALA June 8 & 9, 2000 Featuring artwork from Artistic Endevours CALL FOR DETAILS i a ---- AR J Lam a { 1 i | { {

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