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8 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 23,2003 Hannaford Street Silver Band at Bowmanville High School The Great Canadian Town Band Festival is sponsoring a special performance by the Hannaford Street Silver Band at the Bowmanville High School auditorium on Saturday, April 26. The program, beginning at 8:00 p.m., will feature an evening of jazz classics and improvisational pyrotechnics by one of Toronto's most sought after brass ensembles. With it's highly regarded recordings, frequent radio broadcasts, and high profile performances, the Hannaford Street Silver Band has gained an enviable reputation both in Canada and on the international international brass scene. On Saturday May 3rd and Sunday 4th, the annual Lake Scugog Spring Studio Tour will return featuring twenty eight talented local artists, artisans and guest artists, who will be displaying a variety of new artwork at fifteen different different studio locations within the area. Admission is free, and the studios will be open from 10:00am until 5:00 pm each day. The tour will cover a variety variety of disciplines including photography, woodworking, glass work, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, basketry, quilting, knitted textiles and painting in Tickets to "All that Jazz" are $20 each and $15 for students students of any age. Advance tickets are available at various local outlets. Please phone (905) 983-9494 to find the nearest outlet. The event will present a taste of the musical feast to come on June 13, 14, and 15, 2003. The Great Canadian Town Band Festival is an annual event launched on the Canada Day weekend of 2000. Celebrating 200 years of town band heritage in Canada, the event showcases some of the best professional and amateur bands in North America. The 2003 festival will feature ferent substrates including silk and stone. Enjoy a spring day or the weekend traveling the picturesque picturesque Scugog countryside to visit each site. Stay at one of Port Perry's local bed and breakfast accommodations and explore the town's famous stores while you'rethere. Brochures depicting the art, listing tour sites and showing a map of the locations locations will be available at most libraries and art galleries or check out the website at www. scugogstud iotour.ca Accommodations and dining dining establishments in Port Perry will also be listed. renowned trombone virtuoso Alain Trudel with his band Le Musique a Kiosque, True North Brass, Slide Rule, the Hannaford Youth band and many more. More details are available on the Internet at www.townbandfestival.com or by phoning (905) 983- 9494. Preservation of Ontario Cemeteries The Ontario Genealogical Society Durham Region Branch 22 who will meet Tuesday, May 6th, 2003 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Resource Center, 45 Queen Street, Oshawa, (Back of City Hall) is having as speaker Bob Leverty of the Ontario Historical Society. Mr. Leverty's topic is "Ontario Cemeteries--the struggle for the public interest." The preservation of cemeteries is of on-going interest to all family history and genealogy researchers. The meeting is open to all members and the interested public. For further info contact: Bessie (905) 723-7460 or Marion (905) 683-2476. Ganaraska Continued from page 5 Pre-registration is required as space is limited to 25 people. Interested people may call the Ganaraska Forest Centre at 905-797-2721 or email gfc@eagle.ca for info or to register. register. The Ganaraska Forest Centre is a 20-minute drive from Port Hope and Orono. If you're travelling from the west, exit Hwy 115 at Cone. Rd. 7 and travel east about 10 km on Ganaraska Rd. 9. Turn left at the Cold Springs Camp Road sign and proceed 4 km to the forest. From the east, travel west off Hwy 28 onto Northumberland Rd. 9 and proceed 2 km west of Elizabethville. 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Private investigator Regan Reilly is back, hired to find Freshness, a.k.a. Whitney Weldon, the step-granddaughter of dot.com millionaire Lucretia. Ulterior motives abound in this entertaining and light story. Man and Wife by Tony Parsons Man and Wife continues the story begun with Tony Parson's first novel, Man and Boy. The "Man" of both titles, Harry Silver, was introduced to us in Man and Boy as a married man with a young son and then, through faults all his own, a divorced single father looking for new love. With Man and Wife, Parson's has created a tale of modem family life which, despite all the ups & downs of 'blended families', provides many opportunities for laughter, as well as the requisite tears. Highly recommended. Ariel's Crossing by Bradford Morrow Morrow continues his story from Trinity Fields about two young boys Kip and Brice, who eventually fall in love with the same woman. Brice becomes an anti-war activist and lawyer, marrying Jessica and having a daughter Ariel. Kip goes off to fight in Vietnam and then disappears. Twenty-four years later Ariel finds out that Kip is really her biological father. The story twists and turns sometimes in a confusing manner from New York to New Mexico, as Ariel tries to find her father and consequently consequently has several adventures along the way. Not a fast read, but worth the time invested. A Wing and a Prayer by Lyn Andrews. Mary Callaghan's life has been tough and hard. Her marriage to husband Jack has been a disappointment as he is a hard-drinking hard-drinking spender who doesn't give her the love and attention she craves. The two best things in her life are her girls Nell and Daisy. She wants her girls to have everything she never had and, of course, is disappointèd to find out that life is not always fair. A typical Andrews novel filled with earthy characters who love and live in a working class town. 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