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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1985 John Orde and Gord Coupland are co-leaders of a jazz quintent that will be playing a "one night stand" in Port Perry in the near future. Both have an extensive background in music and jazz fans in the area should be in for a real treat. (See story for details) Marlow in race (From page 1) He's a life long resi- dent of Blackstock, mar- ried with two grown children, and served for ten years on the Com- munity Hospital Board, including three years as president. He is present- ly a member of the hospital foundation board. Mr. Marlow told the Star that while there 1s no single issue in front of the Township voters this EXC: [=X TEX XX Dornse haedllny | ne REDUCTION Ending Sept. 28th election, he feels it is essential for the com- munity to maintain the strong growth in the in- dustrial and commercial sectors. Along with his ac- tivities with the local hospital board, Mr. Marlow is a member and past Master at the Masonic Lodge, and on the Board of the Blackstock United Church. This will be his first at- FREE FLOATING HEART tempt at election to municipal office. At this time, he is the only declared candidate for the seat in Ward 4 (which takes in all of the former Cartwright Township including Blackstock, Cadmus, Nestleton and Caesarea). Nestleton resident Bill Linington indicated three weeks ago that he is seriously considering a run for the Ward 4 seat. Night of jazz music to be featured at Emiels If the sound of jazz 1s music to your ears, you won't want to miss the evening of October 5, at Emiel's Place in Port Perry The Queen Street restaurant will come alive with the music of Count Bassie and Duke Ellington; Chicago-style Dixieland from the famous Swing Era when Benny Goodman and Woody Herman were household names. If such tunes as *'Satin Doll,"" "Sophisticated Lady' and 'Memories of You' strike a responsive note, you'll have the chance to hear them and much more as five ac- complished musicians get together for a "one night stand' in the real sense of the word. Led by Gord Coupland on trumpet, and John Orde on clarinet and tenor sax, the rest of the group will include Eldon Wooflcock on guitar, Bill Turner on bass and Steve Kestashuk on the drums. In a recent interview, Mr. Orde and Mr.Coupland described their music as 'mainline jazz' from the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Mr. Orde is a native Port Perry son who has been playing music pro- fessionally for nearly half a century, starting Ward ll seat vacant in 1936 when he joined a band in Montreal. He played with an Army Band during the war years, went on the road with Mart Kenny right after the war, and then in 1947 was co-leader of the band at Club Norman on Adelaide St. in Toronto, the first night club in that city to sell liquor. That continued for about five years, and he finally recalls when NBC radio used to broadcast live from the Club Norman. Mr. Coupland has a long history in music as well, starting when he was 12 years old in Cottrell won't run Ward 2 councillor Jack Cottrell has all but ruled out any possibility that he will seek re-election to Scugog Township council this November. Just before the start of business at Monday's meeting of council, he announced his decision to his fellow councillors. Councillor Cottrell, a dentist in Port Perry, was first elected three Tractor trailer slams into car A Woodstock tractor trailer driver has been charged with careless driving after an accident September 17 on Highway 7A in Port Perry. Durham Police say the truck was eastbound on the highway when it struck the back of a car stopped to make a left turn into the plaza near the intersection of Water Street. Damage to the truck was estimated at $800, while the car sustained Taxi rates go up The cost of taking a cab in Scugog Township 1S going up about 11 per cent. Village Taxi owner Donald Taylor was granted the fare increase by Township council Monday afternoon When the new rate about $1000 damage. Lynn Loughlin, driver of the car suffered minor injuries. Facing the charge is John Sherk of Woodstock. And a single car acci- dent September 18 on the Brock Road sent a Port Perry man to hospital with a broken collar bone. Police report Barry Woods lost control of his car after he was passed by a gravel truck. No charges were laid. years ago, and he cited 'professional com- mitments" as the reason why his name won't be on the ballot in November. However, he did leave the door slightly ajar for a change of mind in the event of some "unfor- seen developments." He said he has been thinking long and hard over the decision whether to run again. He is the last member of council to state his inten- tions publicly for the up- coming election. He thanked his fellow councillors for their co- operation and the work they have done on municipal business over the past three years. As of this date, there have been no potential candidates declare their intentions to seek the seat in Ward 2, which takes in all of the former village of Port Perry. PRE-SEAS HURRY IN - Sale Ends October 5th, 1985. England. He had his own band in the U K. before coming to Canada in the early 1950's. In Toronto, he played with Art Holman and Benny Lewis. Mr. Coupland and Mr. Orde now spend their winters in Florida, and as might be expected they are part of a concert band which will be tour- ing the British Isles next spring. "*'Music is a way of life for us. We play for the love of playing,' explain- ed Mr. Orde. Bill Turner of Toronto on bass has played with bands led by Billy May and Jimmy Dorsey. Eldon Woodcock now lives in Port Perry, and while he has been in business in Oshawa, Mr. Orde described his guitar work as very accomplished. Steve Kestashuk on drums is also from Oshawa, and in his early '30's, is the youngest member of the quintet. They are all looking forward to October 5. And if it works out well for the group, they hope to get together again in the spring and perform at least once a month in the Port Perry area. While such hits as "'Sunny Side of the Street," "Back Home in Indiana," and "Sweet Georgia Brown" will be part of the repetoire, they'll also change pace with the Latin sounds of Bosa Nova jazz. The group will play from nine to midnight on October 5. For informa- tion about tickets and reservations, call Emiel's Place in Port Perry. You can sit back, close your eyes and let the sounds take you to the 40's and 50's. gale WINTER BOOTS ES AN Bi Re A EHO 0 Fou 7 WETS Ha lis pa See a Mens - Ladies - Childrens All New Stock LUNAR - WEATHERGUARD NORTH STAR - BLONDO COUNTRY LANE SAVE 15% + OFF AFTER-SALE PRICES comes into effect. it will cost $1 per km for a cab ride The old rate was 91 cents The imitial meter rate of $1 20 will not change Mr Taylor told council he 1s seeking the increase to keep up with rising costs, especially for fuel, insurance and repairs He said in 1985, his in- surance premiums for his cabs jumped 20 per cent FASHION JEWELLERY 25: OFF «. 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