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Breaking new ground Although the weather wasn't on their side,the rain did hold off long enough for the congregation of the Emmanuel Pentacostal Church to have a brief ser- vice and turn the sod for thelr new church on Durham Road 8, across for the Scugog Arena. Above, some of the congregation stand with umbrellas, to keep the fine drizzle from dampening this special occassion. Photo at left: It was a very happy and special day last Sunday for members of the Emmanual Pentacostal Church when they turned the sod for their new build- ing. Above, taking part in the ceremony are, from left, Mayor Jerry Taylor, bulld- ing chairman, Tom Lockett, Rev. David and Mrs. Jan Beesley, and Rev. Ralph Hilsden, former Pastor of the Pentacostal Church in Port Perry. Many other members of the congregation were given a chance to turn some earth during the historicalground breaking event. The Big Band sound is back, with Peter Appleyard concert Peter Appleyard's big band Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald tribute to Benny Goodman, sold and Mel Torme. His style has out at the Shaw Festival before been compared with that of the the season began, seen by 2,000 late Buddy Rich. people at Roy Thomson Hall and The popularity of Peter Ap- subject of rave media reviews, Ppleyard and the big band sound will be performed at the Jubilee Was evident this month as a dance Pavilion, Oshawa, Saturday, at The Kee to Bala sold out in 12 "September 10. Doors open at 8 days, three weeks before the per- p.m. The Tribute has been formance! Some people told us described by the Toronto Star as '"'they'd drive a hundred miles to "a masterpiece programme a dance like this." Of Goodman, dedicated to the genius of Benny With whom he played for 8 years, Goodman" and 'Goodman, who Appleyard says "He was always wanted the best, got it." unselfishly dedicated to his art. At past foot-stompin' - hand- Someone once asked him, 'Why clappin' performances, the au- do youstill play' and hesaid, "I'd dience has felt like leaping from rather play than do anything else. their seats to dance in the aisles. I used to stay with him and before DISCOVER Dixielece AN' vo ~ 17 = 2 LN Cig angus (GEE MINDEN f = F le all h i - This time you can dance! he even had a cup of coffee in the a L ng te re ee Bb Los, Were an alk Canacian com Combined with oe of the best Mor ng: ' he'd be practising." BEAVERTON. sawn pany with over 125 locations from coast to coast specializing dance floors in Ontario and the Aool ans Music iselassie, says | ee PEMBROKE in tasty and nutritious food at economical family prices. hottest big band around, the show ApRIeyarc, and that ensures it a SL Choose from tender Fried Chicken, tasty English Style and Janes SL toate Beto Ap- or ~ eon in people's hearts and BROCKVILLE PONTYPOOL Fish, homemade style salads and other treats all prepared pleyard's Pr Pvihg Dever ' "CARLETON PLACE PRESCOTT only the way Dixie Lee can. Now's a good time to discover Band with vocalist Carol McCart- Mel Torme has called Ap- ape SOARBOROUGH the great taste of Dixie Lee where you can really save bi ney and special Benny Goodman pleyard, "world class" and Lionel Conouna SUMIEALLS Ne eat f special coupons. Y g Alumni guests Abe Most on Hampton said "...a great, great FENELON FALLS STAYNER : clarinet and Butch Miles on artist... HACE RIV LE HisronD ' . / drums. Abe Most, from Los The evening is presented by INEFED F600 4d gel aguainted,! vs Angeles, has worked for 20th Cen- CKQT FM 94.9 (Oshawa) and Jim LINDSAY mewon tury Fox for the past 30 years and Ford Jpeg ig Inc. (Toronto). MADOC "COMING SOON MONEY SAVER COUPONS | recreated the clarinet parts of ckets are $20.00 per person and Benny Goodman, Ariie Shaw and are available at all Shoppers 'Woody Herman for the Time/Life Drug Marts in Oshawa & Whitby, Swing Era albums. Butch Miles, Scotts IDA Drug Mart, Oshawa, eA ate Ki (0 | 0 from New York, was once part of the Jubilee Pavilion, Oshawa, all H nin 2 Pc ale 2 Pe Rn the fabulous Count Basie Band Bass/Ticketmaster outlets or | | aE oY, nin . ] : fl . I and has worked with such credit card orders by phone 1 S Oo AEE H : +4 H 1 luminaries as Frank Sinatra, through Jim Ford & Associates 4 Oo 2 i i t 1 Inc. (416) 483-0663. H] " i a 58 . ; i N'CHIPS iii DINNER | [| fl 15 Piece [| [ | 1 @ Two pieces of golden fried ] A ] g | g [Wo pieces of tasty English | @ chicken, coleslaw, french 8 mpri £1) AY. [{ ) A ie UC KET pg Se Fish and golden fries. ] g fries, roll and butter. X | [| RIA, One on OM: a AN gue \& ony: manufacturer fn . nn Yad bY oN \0t8 RCE BIE Ww a Oa oh once i of quail | topes 11 VAR Sh nnilip 118 Wim Rn ito FIBREGLASS BATHTUBS and WHIRLPOOLS % Plenty for 5-7 people i I a et SECE H Ee NGET SE CE - OPEN Mon. to Fri. 9 AM to 3PM 80 VanEdward Drive Ie BA Al BY 22 P i 1/2? i Saturday by Appointment Port Perry 985-3100 Fs mm ln | Bummmmmmmmmsmmm