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E ain iy Tm ------t, TR a. On Sunday, July 21 at 8:00 P.M. Acappella, a versatile, attractive package con- sisting of four talented young men who will be appearing at the Town Hall 1873 on Sunday evening, July 21, 1985 at 8 p.m. This group gives new meaning to singing unac- companied, creating a sound so full and rich with vibrant harmonies, that one begins to wonder why vocal groups should need accompaniement. Acapella creates an aura of pure delight for its audience. Murray, Weed spraying (From page 1) ting rid of acquatic weeds. "There is no way that people are wasting their money or time," he said in reference to the reduc- ed application rate. 'We (the Ministry) would not do that to people. The stuff (Reglone A) is too expensive," he stated. He did say that Parks Canada, which sprays the navigational channel through Lake Scugog was allowed to apply Reglone A at the rate of 22 litres per hectare. Despite Mr. Carpen- tier"s assurances that Reglone A will work ef- fectively at 11 litres per hectare, the Star has ACAPPELLA IN received complaints from one shore line pro- perty owner who wondered whether the application rate is strong enough to have any real affects. The property owner, who asked not to be iden- tified by name, said the same amount of Reglone A is going into the lake as last year, but it is being used over an area more than twice as large. Meahwhile, in a letter to the editor in this week's Star, questio are being asked about what affect the chemical spraying may have on other acquatic plants in Lake Scugog, specifical- ly wild rice. (see letters page). Richard, Bob and Gary have been friends for a long time, during which they enhanced their musicianship in varied ways. Murray, who has the formal training of the group, sang barbership for eight years and now does all the arranging for Acappella, as well as composing original numbers for the group, including Midnight Lady and Acappella Theme. Gary has sung with rock bands and also happens to be Murray's brother. Richard also sang barbershop for eight years and he and Bob both played guitar with various bands. Fortunately, for their audiences, these four friends put their talents together and formed "Acappella" from their mutual ap- preciation of music and dedication to their craft. They have been ap- pearing in and around Toronto at Cafe on the Park, C.N.E., Club Mainstreet, Cycles Bistro, CHCH TV, CHEX TV and Global TV, and 4 now, Town Hall 1873. CONCERT" 71/3 01/2 Off All Sales Final -- No Exchange or Return on Sale Items VISA -- MASTERCARD ACCEPTED ouniry lassics . 237 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8221 (* excluding selected items On Sunday, July 21, at 8:00 p.m. Acappella will be performing a benefit concert of which pro- evolving PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 9, 1985 -- 3 5 Acapella concert to assist Town Hall 1873 July 21, 1985 at Tickets available at Irwin Smith Sunday, 8:00 pm ceeds will go to the Town For an evening of Hall 1873 to assist in the dehghtful entertainment, continued presentation of ~~ we invite you to attend the performing arts "Acappella in Concert," or by calling 985-7241. 20 LEST TS - THURSDAY + FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - BIG BROTHER'S BEEF BBQ Friday, July 12 4:30-6:30 p.m. Festival Tent at Lakefront ~ GOLDEN GRIDDLE PANCAKE BREAKFAST Saturday, July 13 9:00a.m.-12 noon Festival Tent at Lakefront "Attempt to Make World Record Pancake" DANCES » DANCES += DANCES Thursday, July 11th Friday, July 12th Saturday, July 13th 9:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. "Much Music" "Rock "n Roll Festival Rock Video Party Revival" Dance featuring featuring featuring V.J. Live Music the Michael by "Diamond Williams "Nitelife" Reo Band" Schedule .« Events Thursday, July 11th 1000 AM Midway opens 7 30 PM Borehan Skit, Bandstand 200 PM - Films for all ages, Library 745 PM Port Perry Fair Queen Pageant 600 PM - Preteen Dance (8-12 yrs). Latcham 830 PM - Meet Michael Wilhams, Latcham 7°00 PM Puppet Show, Library 900 PM Teen Dance (13 18 yrs), Latcham 700 PM Opening Ceremonies, Bandstand 900 PM "Much Music" Rock Video Party 715PM Music & Singalong. Irwin Smith featuring Michael Wilhams, Lakefront Tent Friday, July 12th 1000 AM Midway Opens 4 30P M Big Brother/Big Sister Beef Bar B-Q, 1000 AM - Merchants' Sidewalk Sale Festival Tent 1000 AM - Kiddies' Parade 530 PM Bluegrass Music, Silver Eagle Band 11 00 AM Bingo, Queen Street 630 PM Mario Guido, Music & Singalong 12 NOON - Best Decorated Bike Contest, Queen St 7 00 PM - Beard Contest Judging, Bandstand 2 00 P M - Magical Show, Stew Garland. Library 7 30 PM Studio of Dance & Performing Arts, 215 PM Studio of Dance & Performing Arts, Queen Street Queen Street 815 PM Borehan Skit, Bandstand 300 PM Cake Walk by Rebekahs 900P M Rock'n Roll Revival Dance, Festival Tent 400 PM - Karate Demonstration. Nueen St Live music by "Nitelife" 900 PM Snowmobile Club Street Dance 1 Saturday, July 13th 900 AM Golden Griddle 'Pancake Breakfast' 1 30 PM Superstar Contest, Queen Street in Tent at Lakefront Park 215PM Auction Sale, Queen Street 1000 AM Midway Opens 245 PM Cake Walk by Rebekahs 1000 AM Merchants Sidewalk Sale 300 PM Mutt Show, Royal Bank 1000 AM Entertainment. Silver Eagle Band 400 PM Magic Show, Stew Garland Bil & Glen MacDonald 700 PM Sexiest Man Contest, Bandstand 11 30AM Celebrity Pancake Flip, Lakefront Park 745 PM Borehan Skit, Bandstand 12 NOON World Record Pancake Attempt 100 PM Karate Demonstration. Queen Street 100 PM Kiddies Races, behind Library 900 PM Festival Dance featuring "The Diamond Reo Band 900 PM Snowmobile Club Street Dance