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3t y 7¢ 5 AY ¢ y ¢ d3% | INL vebeauyd Hal? Yaa 1409 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 27, 1989 i & FRUSTRATED? © £3 | Want To QUIT Smoking or Overeating But Can't Do It On Your Own? WE CAN HELP! Quit For Life Laser Therapists have helped hundreds of people deal with these serious problems ~ $100 In Port Perry, Fri., July 7th CALL TODAY... Make Your Appointment For A Happier, Healthier Life A Soft Laser Treatment ® Eliminates craving associated with smoking & overeating ® Proven effective ® Completely painless ® No side effects ® Individual consultations 1-800-668-9200 Quit For Life Laser Therapy Our Reputation Is Built On Your Success J NI LON FESTIVAL DAYS JULY 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th ~ ADVANCE TICKET SALES Saturdays from 10 AM to 3 PM - at Booth in front of Post Office (weather permitting). Also available at: BRUTON'S I.D.A. DRUGS, LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER, STEDMANS, SELECTIONS MEN'S WEAR. TICKETS AMOUNT Friday Afternoon: .... ap ths ny w "FUNLAND BAND" | in| For Children. $4.00 per Ticket : : (Adults free if accompanied by a child) Friday Teen Tent: CALIFORNIA BEACH SHOW Skateboard & BMX demonstration includes barbecue & dance. 8.00 per person. Friday Night: MAIN TENT EVENT $17.50 for Dinner & Entertainment Chicken & Rib Barbecue by Haugen's followed by Mechanical Surfboard Extravaganza. Minors must be accompanied by adult. Saturday Night: 'TRIBUTE to BRITISH ROCK' $12.00 advance; $15.00 at the door. Featuring "Over the Garden Wall" tribute to Genesis & "Midnight Ramblers" tribute to The Rolling Stones. Ages19& Up * Saurday Night - Arena | MUCH MUSIC with a-name V.J. $10.00/person Ages 13 to 18. Mail this ad, with your cheque to: SCUGOG CHAMBER of COMMERCE, P.0. Box 1282, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO TOTAL § NAME: ADDRESS: PHONE: I British Festival Days The Festival Wing-Off Everyone loves chicken wings. Don't they? Well if you're a wing nut, you'll want to know more about the Great Britain Festival Days "Great Wing-Off" being held Thursday July 13 at 7 p.m. during the opening ceremonies of Port Perry's annual mid-summer festival. Organized by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, the "wing-off is a fundraiser for Com- munity Memorial Hospital. Kentucky Fried Chicken in Port Perry is supplying the wings, free of charge, to all four-member teams that want to enter. The whole idea is for each team to have sponsors (ie. 25 cents for every chicken wing consumed by the team). Then, each team is given 20 minutes to eat as many wings as pos- sible. The team that eats the most wings in that time is the winner! Three teams have already been entered, from Lake Scugog Lumber, Country Lane Real- ty and Dr. Jack Cottrell's dental office. Organizer Sheila Siebarth is hoping for many more teams to enter--especially at least one team from the hospital. For sponsor sheets and more information, call Sheila at 985-2274. Borelians reveal new 1988/89 The Borelians of Port Perry has recently announced its 1989/1990 season, and it promises to be a spectacular one providing both laughter and tears. Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller begins this season. This production, to be directed by John H. Foote, follows the shattered lives and dreams of Willy Loman and his family. In addition, this play offers an opportunity for local high school students to view one of the classics of modern theatre. Showdates are October 26, 27, 28, November 2, 3 and 4, 1989 inclusive. Our second production, Brighton Beach Memoirs by Neil Simon, offers a welcome retreat from the cold winter months. This production, the first of Simon's trilogy, will once again be directed by John H. Foote with show dates February 22, 23, 24, March 1, 2 and 3, 1990 inclusive. Come share the laughter, joy and tears of the Jerome family in Brighton Beach, New York 1942. We then conclude the season with a Festival of One Act Plays. The show dates for this event are May 10, 11 and 12, 1990 with 9 plays presented over these three evenings. For more information concerning how you or your amateur theatre group may enter, please write to: John H. Foote, The Festival Director, ¢/o Borelians Community Theatre, P.O. Box 1256, Port Perry, On- tario, LOB 1NO. School groups are indeed most welcome and are in- vited to enter. The Borelians are pleased to announce that there will be a subscription season. When you subscribe, you receive a 30 per- cent savings over the price of show tickets purchased separate- ly. Subscribers receive first choice of performance night plus guaranteed best seats in the house. You will also receive tickets to all three nights of the one act play festival plus an in- "vitation to the wrap-up gala on May 12, 1990. The price for the Rude person heckles In all his years as a police- man, Staff Sgt. Henry Raetsen - hasn't heard anything like'this -* one. ~ He says on' June 238 at 2:55 ° p.m. a funeral procession was about to turn south onto High- way 12, from Regional Road 12 near Cannington. Alightblue car was pulled up at the intersection, headed north. A woman in the procession he ee LR A i --_" ORT PERRY auto glass & trim rrm----------] -M WITH THIS COUPON OBILE SERVICE - GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP _. "Fi TE rN t 1 'Truneral told police a fale passenger in 139 WATER ST.. 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY season subscription season is $20.00 per membér's season's ticket or $25.00 per non-member's season ticket. } : For further information concer- ning any of these shows or the subscription season, please call 985-8866. Any school groups in- terested fn" attending Death of a Salesman or 'any of the 'plays should also call this number. All performances are at 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall, 1873, Port Perry. We are looking forward to an exciting season and sincerely hope that you can be a part of if. = the blue car stuck his head up * through the sun roof and yelled obscenities at the fuiieral pro- cession. 4: 7 - po The woman was shocked by theman's crudeness and lack of -_Téspect, as was Sgt. Raetsen. * "Really showed a lot of class," he said, disgusted. > The license number of the car was recorded and police are at- tempting to contact the owner ofthecar, = _ I -- wey HONIG BE LIGNE