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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1984 Tamarack takes a musical trip through time Jeff Bird plays bass, mandolin, fiddle and harmonica. James Gordon sings, plays guitar, ban- io, trumpet, tin whistle, recorder and percus- sion instruments. - NEW ARRIVALS - FLEECE JOGGING SUITS For Boys & Girls Boys' Levi CORDS & DENIMS Boys' & Girls' Zephr Knit SWEATERS GIRLS' DRESSES By Chuckles LADIES SHOES By Celebrity & Tender Tootsies Men's Greb WORK BOOTS *49.95 *59.95 MEN'S OXFORDS Leather Sole $49.95 DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated.) ' HY a Re w In mei LI 1833 - UY SWEATERS \ wm Randy Sutherland plays electric guitar and the mandolin. Computer age has arrived at 4-H for young Confused by the com- puter craze? Baffled by bits and bytes? You're in luck - the computer age has arrived in 4-H. Introduction to Com- puters, a new 4-H pro- ject, will be offered in Port Perry High School this winter. Open to anyone aged 12-21, the program is geared to all interests. No previous kno'leige is necessary. Each member will com- pare three different computer systems to decide which would be the best buy for their farm or home. In the 7-8 meetings required to complete the club, 4H members will cover several topics including computer jargon, history of the computer, programming, and word processing. Members may see computers at work by touring businesses or farms using computers in their area. During the club, members will give a brief presentation relat- ed to computers. At the end of the club they will display the results of their computer compar- ison shopping. Leaders will be local adult volunteers who have been trained at 4-H leaders' workshops. Learn- more about computers - join the 4-H Computer Club near you! For further inform- ation about joining con- tact Mr. Sharpe 985-7337 or 579-5206 or Mrs. Wanninkhof 985-7271 or Uxbridge Agricultural Office 852-3328. LESSONS ® SUPPLIES © WOODENWARE What Is Folk Art?? - Decorative painting on wood or tin - Originated in Europe, done by peasant people to make inexpensive articles more attractive - Revived art form now used for beauty & pleasure - No artistic talent necessary - just practice and patience OPEN HOUSE - 1to 4 P.M. FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 14th - 15th - 16th (705) 357-3204 * Lessons begin week of October 1st 2 miles east of Manilla Corner of No 7 & 46 Music lovers of all ages delighted in a four-piece band from Guelph last Friday night, as Tamarack entertained at Town Hall 1873. Scugog War Memorial Library sponsored the event which featured the music of Ontario in the last 200 years, cele- brating the province's bicentennial. Using a variety of unusual instruments, including a banjo, tin whistle, recorder, mandolin, bass fiddle - and harmonica, Tam- arack has been touring since 1978, enthusiastic- ally received across Canada in concert halls, schools, festivals, lib- raries and nightclubs. Randy Sutherland, James Gordon, Jeff Bird and drummer Paul Miller have been fea- tured on CBC Radio's Morningside, a CBC-TV Superspecial and on two C-Channel Pay-TV children's specials. Tamarack's unique sound, popular with audiences of all ages, is a combination of out- standing vocals and the skillful blending of more than a dozen instru- ments. Well known for con- temporary interpreta- tions of the traditional music of early Canada featured on their first album, Tamarack's stage presentations cover an eclectic range of musical styles: Celtic jigs and reels, and ballads of the early settlers, jazz sounds of the 20's, swing tunes of the 40's and their own original material which is very much a part of the 80's. HELPFUL HINTS To relieve sunburn - to cool down affected areas, rub with apple cider vinegar Cathy Robb' CHEAP 52 Tw TA WW