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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- TUCi204 May 23 1989 Though Festival Days is still several week away, orga- nizers have been hard at work for months preparing for Scu- gog's annual mid-summer bash. Fred Churchill, president of the Chamber of Com- merce and chairman of the Fes- ficially kick off on Thursday tival Days Committee says this evening July 13 with the open- year's event will be an extrava- ingceremonies in Palmer Park. ganza with something of inter- And that evening in the est for just about Suerybody: huge Main Tent in the park, iy From July 13 ugh to can dance to the music of a DJ, Erman SECT the "welcome mat" for thou- test" hosted by Kentucky Fried sands of people who will enjoy Chicken. | the British theme and sample For those who enjoy British some good old-fashioned home fare and refreshments, the Bar- town hospitality. ley Mow Pub in. the Latcham The four days of fun will of- Centre will also open its doors CENTRAL VAC NOW AVAILABLE SAVRURTOSSSS kat SALES & SERVICE on our complete line of QUALITY PRODUCTS. 1908 SIMCOE STREET NORTH, OSHAWA (Just south of Durham College) 433-8046 MON. to FRI. 10 to 6; SAT. 10 to 3 GARDEN CENTRE (Port Perry Feeds) »r 40 Vanedward Drive 985-7363 MAY SPECIALS Box Plants 39 (most varieties) 2.49 'Sheep & Cattle Manure 18kg Peat Moss 4 cu. ft. 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Saturday, July 15, will fea- ture several special events, starting in the morning with the famous 99-cent pancake breakfast by Golden Griddle. There will be a merchants auction in the Main Tent, Arm Wrestling competitions all af- ternoon and, and a darts tour- namentin the Latcham Centre. The Pearly Queen will again entertain in the Barley ow Pub that evening. And if you like the sounds of rock and roll British style, the Main Tent will feature two bands Saturday evening play- ing non-stop til 1:00 AM. Advance tickets for this "Tribute to British Rock" will cost $12 per person, or $15 at the door. If you are feeling a bit tired out by Sunday afternoon and day night, Haugens is Resting » » l0I- want to relaxin the park, a Mili- tary Tattoo featuring several -pipe and drum bands will pro- . » . S NY 13 . 3 N . . JH OAK - PINE - MAPLE - EURO KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERTOPS Cultured Marble CE Cuisine Expert up to CBO Y0 or ms. We Install. Visit our Showroom. OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Duti a 8 just s. of 47 (416)852-7722 * vide the entertainment. And there are a lot of other gog Arena, the teen-agers can enjoy the Much Music Video Show with a well known VJ per- sonality in attendance. ; The British theme will be evident along Queen Street as . merchants decorate their stores i events over that weekend, like the ever-popular Mutt Show, © MC'd by Doreen Kendall, a giant sidewalk sale by mer- chants along Queen Street, and the midway. Throughout the weekend, there will be two British-style double decker buses taking rid- ers on tours of the town for 50 cents a trip. Mr. Churchill says there are plenty of events this year for the teen-agers. : A special tent will be set up near the Latcham Centre for a teen dance Thursday evening: And on Friday evening, also in this tent, the teens can enjoy a "California Beach Show" with palm trees and lots of sand, a bar-b-q, dance and a special demo by BMX bike and skate-boarders. Saturday night at the Scu- in Victorian or Medieval styles, complete with fashions to suit the occasion. Mr. Churchill says there is no accurate way of counting just how many people arrive in Port Perry for the mid-summer Fes- tival, but the event just seems to get bigger and bigger each year. And it's an enormous job to organize. The Committee has been working for months, and in fact there are about 25 sub- committees working to ensure that everything is in place for July 13. Tickets for many of the spe- cial events are now on sale. Watch for the Festival Days booth on Queen Street on the weekends. ' And watchi'the Star over the next few weeks as the paper highlights more of the events and activities for the 1989 Festi- val Days, July 13-16. NEW tne. 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