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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 21988 Enjoy a hilarious evening with King Henry VIII Medieval Feast tops Festival Days frivol With just four weeks to go be- fore Great Britain Festival Days gets underway, Scugog Chamber of Commerce organizers are hard at work making final preparations for bop Perry's annual summer festi- val. - The line-up of events is looking grea, with something of interest or all ages, and it won't be long now until the downtown is turned into a British medieval village for three days and nights. One of the real highlights of the weekend, will be the King Henry Medival Feast and Pub Night be- ing held in the Festival Tent on Friday, July 15. Anyone who has wanted to ex- perienced a medival feast will be sure to want to attend this fun- filled evening. There will be plenty of English If you haven't got your tickets for Beatlemania, then you had bet- ter act fast as Scugog Chamber of Commerce Festival Days organiz- ers say there are not many left. Beatlemania, the original Broad- way cast, will be appearing in the Festival Tent on Saturday, July 16 as part of the Great Britain Festi- val Days activities, and this is one show Beatles fans won't want to miss. The show was first put together in 1978 and ten years later it is still going strong, having played three years on Broadway and set- ting box office records in Tokyo, Japan and in London, England. + They have toured across Canada and the U.S.A. and have played on three separte occassions at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto to sell- out crowds. The Beatlemania concert produc- tion is a faithful re-creation of the excitement, sounds and sights of a live Beatle concert, with meticu- lous attention being given to de- tails from the exact hairstyle, to duplicate musical instruments and equipment. Don't miss this chance to hear the sounds that made the Beatles famous. Songs like "Can't Buy Me Love", "Eight Days a Week", Magical Mystery Tour", "Hey Jude" and "Revolution" are just some of the nostalgic music you will be able to re-live. Tickets for Beatlemania are still available at Emmerson Insurance and Standard Trust, but they are going fast. Inn Crowd British Bash features hits of 50's, 60's If you like dancing to the hits of the 50's, 60's and 70's then you won't want to miss the Inn Crowd as they return this summer to Fes- tival Days to entertain you. Bill and Pete have be pursuaded into re-uniting one last tirac to spin the discs that made their teen dance in the 1960's such a success. Bop till you drop at Beatlemania wenches to serve your feast, as well as wandering minsterals to entertain you at your tables. And of course there are always the zany court jesters and good ole' King Henry himself to take part in the evenings activities. If you are looking for serious, quite dining, then the Mediaval Feast is not for you! From the time you get to the Festival Tent you will be wined, dined and entertained like you have never been entertained before. The two hour feast, consists of chick- en, beef shishkabobs, spare ribs, baked potatoes, corn on the cob and lots more, and while you're en- joying the delicious fare, there will be plenty of entertainment and laughter as the King Henry's court jesters have many surprises in Last summer over 800 people crammed into the Festival Tent to take part in a revived "Inn Crowd" dance and by all accounts it was considered one of the most enjoya- ble nights during the festival. According to Bill and Pete, last years Inn Crowd dance was one of the most enjoyable they have done since they retired as DJ's about ten years ago. "We welcome the chance to come back to Festival Days and see some of our old friends", Bill told the Star. The Inn Crowd dance will take place on Thursday, July 14 in the Festival Tent, and should prove to be another great evening of " good time Rock 'n Roll" There are no advance sales for this event, but tickets will be avai- able at the door. Cost of admission is only $1.00. A better bargain can't be found anywhere. store for those attending. Following the Feast patrons will be entertained my an authentic British group who will provided a swinging, hilarious evening cap- turing the spirit of merry old Eng- land If you haven't made plans to at- tend this event, round yourself up a group of people who like to have fun and make your reservations to- day. Tickets are $18. per person and this includes the huge Feast and evenings entertainment. Cocktails will be served from 6:00 p.m., followed by the King Henry dinner at 8:00 p.m, and then the English Pub entertain- ment at about 10:30 p.m. Tickets are available at Emmer- son Insurance, Standard Trust, Stedmans, or by phoning Marg Lawrence at 985-7245. Don't miss out on this great night of entertainment. Get your tickets now! the VIII, his court King Henry will be In the Festival Tent at Palmer Park on Friday, July 15 as they serve up a sumptuous Medival Feast and provided entertainment. Don't miss this chance to re-live the days of "merry old England". esters and wenches Bill Ballinger, left, and Peter Hvidsten will re-vive the old "Inn Crowd" for one last dance this Thursday, July 14 during Festival Days. After a successful dance last year, where over 800 people packed the lakefront tent to hear the sounds of the 50's, 60's and 70's, they have been asked back by Festival Days organiz- ers. If you want a chance to re-live your teenage years in the 1960's then you won't want to miss the live Beatlemania show being held in the Festival Tent on Saturday, July 16. The original Broadway cast of Beat- lemania will be on hand to play the tunes that made the Beatles famous during the 60's and 70's. (See story or details) : Guaranteed Higher Interest Investment on Your Investments Certificates 1 0 1 / 4% SHORT TERM Minimum Deposit $500. DEPOSITS RSP's 73% 30 to 59 DAYS Min. Deposit $5,000. 10% Annual Comp. RATES SHOWN -- PER ANNUM Special rates also available on other amounts. All rates subject to change without notice. STANDARD TRUST Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 165 Queen St., Port Perry Tel. 985-8435 Open Monday to Thursday 9am to 5 pm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday 9am to 1pm