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Don't miss this gala Lia Auction is this weekend! Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry will come alive this Friday and Saturday evening with the "Jazzmerize and Friends" concert and auction. This fund raising event has been organized to help Jazzmerize represent Port Perry at Musicfest Canada this May in Calgary. Jazzmerize, the vocal group from Port Perry High School, eamned an invitation to the Nation- als 'be virtue of two gold level performances at the Ontario Vocal Festival, _ The auction will be held both nights (April 8 and 9) and many local artists and artisans are partic- 1pating. Excellent quality crafts and one of a kind works of art have been donated for the auction by the following: Les Parkes, Paula Lishman, Wendy Bateman, Fran Solar, Dini Page, Barry Page, Marilyn Baker, Anne Emer- son, Mike Tobin, Bill Fitches, Norene Crosier, Bonnie Solomon, Sue Haslett-Scholfield, Marilyn Wallace, Kim Price and Liz Wok- ral. Anyone wishing to learn more about the fine works that will be up for auction can view them at the Scugog Library until Thursday of this week. Sealed ab- sentee bids will be accepted from persons unable to attend either of the performances this weekend. Also, a number of items donated by local merchants will be on dis- play prior to the auction each evening, Al press time Monday, the Star was advised that there are still a few tickets left for the Fri- day night show at Irwin Smith Music on Queen Street, Port Per- ry. And don't forget to visit the library prior to Thursday night to view the fine works of art that will be up for auction. Jazzmerize and Friends will be held this Friday and Saturday with curtain at 8:00 PM. Rabid fox shot (From page 1) rabid fox has been found on the Is- land where there is a large fox population. VIVIAN LEE - Director TOM MILLAR - Musical Director RICHARD DREW - Producer PRESENTS MUSIC BY: _ EMMERICH KALMAN ADAPTED & ARRANGED BY: . RONALD HANMER ORIGINAL BOOK AND LYRICS BY: JULIUS BRAMMER & ALFRED GRUNWALD ENGLISH BOOK AND LYRICS BY: NIGEL DOUGLAS AT TOWN HALL 1873 QUEEN © LILLA STREETS, PORT PERRY ON Sinko) Thursday - April 21 - April 28 & May 5 . Friday - April 22 - April 29 & May 6 Saturday - April 23 - April 30 & May 7 TICKETS $8.00 per person THURSDAY APRIL 21 (Opening Night) - ALI TICKETS $500 THURSDAY. APRIL 28 and MAY 5 - Seniors '@ Children (under 13) ©2- AVAILABLE AT IRWIN SMITH MUSIC LTD. 305 Queen St Port Perry 985-2635 OR FROM MEMBERS OF THE SCUGOG CHORAL SOCIETY Gittall THE CAROUSEL - » VA THE CLEARLINE LL erry Greenhouses Suppliers of CRITTALL WARMLIFE Greenhouses, Conservatories and Patio Lounges 985-2652 The Crittall Warmlife greenhouse will provide you with a satisfying hobby and hours of endless pleasure. A complete range of models is available so there will be one to suit your needs. Crittall Warmlife have been making greenhouses for over 150 years. You can extend your growing season, protect your seeds from the elements and have fresh produce earlier. The Crittall tradition of manufacturing quality conservatories goes back nearly a century. Queen Victoria ordered two for her home at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, where they can still be seen to this day. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 985-2652 So far this year, there have been 21 diagnosed cases of rabies in Durham and these have been scat- tered throughout the Region with no particular area having more trouble than another. All area residents are advised to have their animals vaccinated an- nually and to report any suspected rabid animals to Agriculture Cana- da in Bowmanville 416-623-5759. "Other recommendations are: 1. leash your pet and don't go near strays; 2. warn your children to stay away from "friendly" wild ani- mals; 3. parents are advised to caution their children about approaching stray dogs, cats and other animals. Garbage (From page 1) fill dump. Two wecks ago, the PACT group made a detailed pitch to council and asked for support for their cause. Members of Scugog council felt that forcing Metro to find a new or temporary dump under the - EAA would rule out any solution to the garbage problem. Though he did not vote on the resolution, Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor took a different stance on this issue and stated that Metro should be forced to go through the EAA hearings in finding a new dump site. Any municipality that might be considered as the possible loca- tion for a Metro garbage dump de- serves the protection of hearings under the Environmental Assess- ment Act, stated Mayor Taylor. THE HIGHLIGHT CONSERVATORY THE FESTIVAL CONSERVATORY ye By PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 5, 1988 -- Nn PORT PERRY PLAZA == FEST E 985-8054 Bathing Suit Season is on its way! Are you in the shape you want to be? If not, come to ... LIFESTYLE 2000 UNLIMITED -- at -- 14946 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY Frozen Yogurt in Fresh Waffle or Regular Cones and Cups Scumptiously Flavoured with Your Choice of Fruit -- Nuts -- Cookies -- etc. Use your imagination and ENJOY!! --_|_