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Now lis definitely not 10 be saddle sore. Cowpokes everywhere are hitching up for a-big ride this weekend, when the Scugog Chamber of Commerce transforms -downtown Port Perry into the wild, wild west. It's Ceuntry '91, folks, 'this year's version of ! Festival Days, afid it's promising to be more fun than a showdown ) At the OK Corral ' The fun hi BE kicks off Thursday at 7 p.m. when the area's top cowboy, Mayor Howard Hail, gets things going at the bandshell at the lakefront. Make sure you're there for the free hot dogs! The little cowpokes are in for some grinning when they see Steve Hepburn and Rainbow the In k congregate for ( Qf «clown perform a magic show at the. Queen St. stage on Friday and Saturday. Stonemoor Daycare will be hosting the Kiddres Parade, which happens Friday at 10 am. All children who wish 10 partici- pate should meet at the YMCA at « 9:30 am. Every animal's favorite emcee, Doreen Kendall, will be running Please see FUN, page 3 - Vol. 1, No. 3 Tuesday, July 9, 1991 Circ. 8,500 24 pages 1&1 with 180 Ys 2113 J c wy rr ean Tr ountr 245038, ry 91. Horsing ar und 1f her face is famiilar, it's because Jayne Perry taping.g featuré on a local Morgan. horse Stafford hosts a TV show on CKVR called farm, owned by ip and Brfan Kavanagh. Summer Scene. Last week she was in Port See story, more photos, phge 17. PRINTED ON 10% RECYCLED NEWSPRINT A great looking guy in a good looking hat; a '56 Dodge pick-up with an attitude; a duded up guitar. That's about as country as country gets, and you'll be seeing plenty this weekend during Country '91, Festival Days. Our thanks to Roger Gould for posing, and Dave Arsenault for lending us his truck. Good country folk, both of them! Residents fed up with roadblocks By Cathy Olliffe, Sick and tired of the police roadblocks in their village, a group of Caesarea residénts have launched a petition to end what they are calling 'harassment'. For the fourth weekend this summer, officers from both Durham. Regional Police and Ontario Provincial Police set up a R.I.D.E. program, blocking the only two entrances/exits into «Caesarea: one at the fire hall on Regional Road 57; the other on Regional Road 57 at Park St. The roadblocks were in effect Friday evening, and all day Saturday. From 8 a.m. until well into the night Saturday, officers stopped cars going ih and out of Caesarea, asking drivers if they had been drinking, and requesting identifi- cation. ®Aithough not present last weekend, Durham's tactical unit, automatic weapons, police dogs and armored vehicles have all been at the hall during at least one of these R.I.D.E. programs. Police spokesmen at the road- blocks have said they are set up because they anticipated parties at the local marina, owned by mem- bers of a motorcycle club called Paradice Riders. On Saturday and Sunday, a group of Caesarea residents set up Please see R.ID.E,, page 4 PLEASE, RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER