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Fiddler on the Roof comes to Town Hall Enjoy one of the best-loved musicals of all time this summer when Cadenza Productions stages ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ at the his- toric Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry. Banking on the success of last year’s hugely popular ‘Little Shop of Horrors’, Cadenza has assembled a Who’s Who of talent from throughout the Region for the show, run- ning July 6 - 22. ‘Fiddler’ features such songs as the exu- berant If I Were a Rich Man’, the haunt- ing ‘Sunrise, Sunset’, and the high-spirited ‘Matchmaker, Matchmaker’. ome of the stellar cast are Heather McCullough, fresh from rave reviews as the Narrator in Scugog Choral Society’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat’, award-winning actor/singer Phil Cook as Tevye the Milkman, and Mary Delaney best known locally as the Bag Lady from ‘Little Shop’ who stopped traffic in Port Perry last summer. Town Hall 1973 is located on the corner of Queen and Simcoe Streets in beautiful downtown Port Perry. Tickets are $20 and may be reserved by calling Henshall’s Clothing & Gifts, 905-985-1965. A portion of the ticket price goes to support Town Hall 1873. Profits will be donated to local causes. Tine Waip ¢ Laurentian Bank (formerly Standard Trust) re-opened for business with former manager Will Davidson and many of the original staff members still with the firm. ¢ The Dynamic Duo of Bill Brock and Doreen Kendall raised $7,500 for the museum in Canoe the Nonquon. © The Royal Bank opened its bright, new “seniors banking centre” on Queen Street. © Henry and Joyce Janssen officially retired from Port Perry Printing after operating the business for 16 years. Their son Tony has taken over the printing company. © Three Oshawa men narrowly escaped injury when their airplane got caught in a down draft, and flipped upside down on Lake Scugog. © Philp Pontiac-Buick management and staff celebrated 15 years of business in Port Perry. © The Scugog Citizen, a new publication started by former Port Perry Star employees John McClelland, Valerie Ellis and Kathy Olliffe begins to publish. © Dave Gouldberg was elected president of the Kinsmen Club of Port Perry for 1991-92. * Paul Arculus and John Addison retired from teaching at Port Perry High School. Mary Delaney Moonlight Madness Moonlight Madness comes to downtown Port Perry on Thursday evening, June 29 for two hours of great shopping bargains. The event, sponsored by the 10 p.m. and 12 a.m. Mark your calendars and don’t forget Moonlight Madness! Downtown stays open ‘till We", way past your bedtime, and most stores will be offering savings of 20% to 50% off! For more information please contact the Port Perry BIA at (905) 985-4971. Port Perry **"" MUFFIER & BRAKE SHOP + Brake | ig 182 Northport Road Unit #8 & #9, Port Perry 905-985-0059 Ph JTRAN Qualixy in Scugog 131 Northport Rd., Port Perry 905-985-1991 Advertise Here! Call Tracy Souch: 905-441-6252 focus@observerpub.ca Focus On Scugog 21