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Theo Barneâmy Adams Blues Band 10o Payrn on alJn Gord, Bamnes and Gary '"Doc" Adams make up the Bamney Adams Blues band, playing at the Orono Town Hall on June 8. This is our first week car- rying the fire department calîs. Ail calîs will bc listed as to type of cail and place in the municipality. Medical assis- tance calîs, due to the sheer number of them, will not be included, and due to the fact that we have no more infor- mation other than location. May 21 The fire department was dispatched to deal with a grass fire in the aftemnoon at 816 North Street. A 91 1-unknown caTi brought fire fighters out to 14 Lawrence Cres. May 22 Fire fighters were dis- patched te, check out a caîl at 45 Ontario St. in Bowmanville.i A fire occurred at 374 Scugog St. in Bowmanville. What was damaged or the estimated loss is not known. May 23 A 911 -unknown call was registered from 112 Emily Street in Newcastle. Is somneoneyou know reaching a milestone? Wish themn happiness and congratulations in The Orono Weekly Times_ A vehicle fire occurred on the Boundary Rd. E. of Regional Rd. 57. A structure tire at around 6:00 p.m. brought fire fighters to a residence on 47 Rosalynne Ave. in Bowmanville. Damage was estimated at $250.00. May 24 Fire fighters responded to a motor vehicle accident in the westbound lanes of Hwy 401 east of Waverly Road at 12:52 ar. A grass tire erupted near Baseline and Spry Ave. in Bowrnanville. May 25 An alarrn was activated at 2051 South Service Road in Bowrnanville. Fire crews were busy responding to, check-out caIs all day. They responded to 45 West Side Drive in Bowrnanville twice, one hour a part. They also responded to cails at 207 Townline Road in Courtice and 100 Waverly Rd. in Bowrnanville. May 26 3685 Lakeshore Road in Newcastle was the scene of a check-out calT at 11:00 ar. A structure tire at 214 King St. E. in Newcastle brought out the fire fighters at 4:09 p.rn. 3499 Reg. Rd. 57 in Bowmanville was a check out caîl for the fire department. HwTy 401 was the site of another accident, this time in the east bound lane, just west of Mill St. in Newcastle. May 27 An alarm was activated at 26 Rutherford Drive in Newcastle at 3:29 a.m. BLACK continued dlaims the songjust isn't good enough to make their playlist. It's a single called Real Love. Jt's the latest- and possi- bly last- musical effort of a group yQu may have heard 0f. The Beatles?, Other late breaking news on the Geezer Rock front: guess who's making a corne- back? Pat Boone. It's true. Old Mister White Bucks who 40 years ago ren- dered generations of music loyers comatose with his syrupy, goody-two-shoes ren- ditions of songs like April' Lo-ve and Love Letters in the Sand is re-incamnating as.... Are you sure you're ready f'or this? ...a heavy-metal rocker. 1 swear. Very soon, you will be able to go to your record store and pick up a CD called Pat Boone: No More Mr. Ni ce Guiy. "They're laughing at me now" says Pat, "but l'Il be Laughing when they hear me sing Rock aind Roi Ail Nite and they say *Hey, that's pretty doggone good.' Sure, Pat. Just don't forget your Geritol. 60 years of being Orono's Comrnunit y Newspaper Orono Weekly' Times The Blues. Once it takes a hold of you, it neyer lets go. Just ask Gord Bames and Gary Adams of the Barney Adams Blues.Band anid they'll tell you all about it. 40 years of friendship has helped fos- ter a love of the Blues (and Harley Davidson motorcycles) which has led to the forming of a rather successful local band. They started off playing together 25 ye ars ago, but only became serious about it 2 years ago, whien they start- ed playing a Blues Jan) at Hieifer and the Haîf Pint in Whitby. This will be their sec- ond time playing in Orono. "The Orono Town Hall is a nice place to play ini. ..it's a nice crowd. . .it's a nice pl ace to go," says Gord Barnes (Barney). "The energy of the crowd dictates the energy of the band." Gary Adams (Adams) chimes in: "People who want t dance, get up and dance and have a good time... .every one should have a good time." Gord, a realtor by trade, and Gary, a chiropractor, really love playing in the band. "We want to share the joy of the Blues. Thc Blues isn't a sad thing, it's an emo- tional thing," says Adams. "We don't take ourselves too seriously, we just want to make good music." "We're not quitting our day jobs," Gord adds. "It's a nice break from work. We really enjoy performing for people." People coming out to, hear the band play can expect to hear a combiniation of cover tunes and original songs. Expect to hear such Blues standards as "Hoochie Coochie Man"' and "T-Bone Shuffle." Their style of music is Texas and Chicago style Blues in the same vein of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton, as opposed, to t 'he southern style of Blues music. 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