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Cabaret returns to Town After a successful and highly acclaimed concert at the Town Hall in 1987, Classical Cabaret returns, for a special Festival Days event. The concert, spon- sored by Settlement House, will provide an electric blend of light - opera and music theatre.. The Cabaret has delighted audiences small and large across Ontario, including last summer's suc- cessful series at the Shaw Festival. Director Ruth Morawetz is ex- perienced in a wide variety of ac- companiments, which stem from work with the music theatre divi- sion at the Banff Centre, and the Charlottetown Festival, and her position as music director for the Muskoka Summer Festival. She has also worked with such diverse performers as Robert Goulet and . Jan Rubes. Classical Cabaret - Programs, are up-beat, entertain- ing and always different. Soprano Lynn Blaser has sung leading roles with the Canadian Opera Company, the Calgary, Opera, Guelph Spring Festival, Toronto International Festival and the Bermuda Festival to name a few. She is in demand for concert -engagements across Canada and was most recently heard on CBC Radio with the Toronto Symphony. Lynn is con- 'sidered to be a sensitive inter- preter of contemporary music and is rated for her abilities in hundreds of songs. Joel Katz has recently been described as one. of Canada's most impressively developing operatic basses. He was a prize winner at the Munich Interna- . tional Voice Competition in 1982, and has won major awards from the Chalmers Foundation and the Canada Council. He sang for two 'years with the opera company in West Germany and has perform- ed across Canada with the Cana- dian Opera Company Ensemble. Joel appears regularly with Opera In Concert and he has been a soloist with the St. Louis Sym- phony, the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra, the Edmonton Sym- phony and Symphony, Nova Scotia. Beth Ann Cole is one of Canada's leading musical theatre performers, who works on stage, television, radio, and in the recor- ding studio. She has crossed Canada with her one-woman show and has appeared at the Blyth Festival and Shaw Festival in ti- tle roles. Her new show, "Beth Ann Cole, Me Myself & Music" is at the Red Barn Theatre, Jackson's Point, July 26-29, and Aug. 2-5, 1989. The show promises to be an ex- citing mix of serious and comedic music. Tickets may be purchas- ed at Settlement House, Irwin Smith and at the door, or call 985-8900. One number to call launches provincial trauma referral A program to simplify the referral process by which major trauma, spinal cord injury, and burn patients are currently refer- red to specialized trauma centres in Toronto was launched July 1in Ontario. Sponsored by the Ontario Ministry of Health, the new In- tegrated Trauma Program will' elimate multiple calls to in- dividual emergency departments to accept referrals of trauma pa- tients from more than 100 com- munity hospitals. With the growing specialization of trauma and burn centres, in- creasing amounts of patients are referred - often innundating already over-burdened hospitals. The ITP will distribute incoming PIZZA TYME WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-2225 Pizza Tyme Super Supper Special Get your LARGE PIZZA for 1/2 PRICE! That's right! For just $8.00 a Large Pizza with up to 4 delicious toppings. This special runs from 4 PM to 8 PM, Wednesday, July 5th to Friday, July 7th, 1989. One coupon per pizza. patients among institutions and ensure an easy and reliable means for referring physicians in those communities to send pa- tients to Toronto hospitals. ITP Project Officers will give direct physician contact with Toronto centres, and assist with arrangements for bed space and transportation of injured pa- tients; including the Air Amublance services and paramedic crews. Conference communication along the full chain of referring physicians, transport services, and the trauma team leaders in Toronto will support the most ef- ficient triage of trauma patients 24 hours a day. Full documenta- tion of injured patients' transport and treatment will provide im- mediate and up-to-date informa- tion for the patients' continued - care, and will contribute to long term planning for the service and resource planning. Operated out of Sunnybrook Medical Centre, the program was initiated by members of the com- mittee on Trauma of the Univer- sity of Toronto in cooperation the Ministry of Health. Toronto hospitals associated with the project include the Hospital for Sick Children, St. Michael's Hospital, Sunnybrook Medical Centre, The Toronto Hospital, and The Wellesley Hospital. a ERR TT TTR REET PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 5, 1989 -- 435 Sexy Scugog-ites needed for Contest The Sexy Scugog contest is off and running! Although the contest has just begun, already four good sports have been nominated. Jayne Parry has been named as the Friendliest Bank Teller; Debbie McIntyre has been nominated in the Sexy Pregnant Lady category; Randy Dowson has been nomi- nated as a Sexy Salesperson; and Rob Streich is in the running for Sexy Single. The categories in the Scugog Chamber of Commerce's popular contest include: Sexy Single, Sexy Pregnant Lady, Sexy Couple, Sexy Salesperson, Sexy Lob Ball Player, Friendliest Bank Teller and Friendliest Waiter/ Waitress. To nominate someone, writc their name on a ballot and submit a $5 nomination fee at either Blanchard's Supply on North Street or the Port Perry Star on Queen Street. Once nominated, the person can collect "votes", which cost a penny each. The person who collects the most "votes" by Saturday July 15, is the "Sexiest" person In Scugog and wins an all expense paid weekend in Toronto (including transportation by limousine!). All funds raised by the contest will go to Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital. Winners will be announced July 15 at 6:30 p.m, right in the middle of Great Britain Festival Days fun. Time is running out, however, so nominate your favour- ite sexy/friendly person, and get out there and canvas some votes! . For more information, Century TERRILL REAL ESTATE/LTD. LINDSAY, ONTARIO OPEN HOUSE -- WASHBURN ISLAND contact Joanne Blanchard at SATURDAY -- 12 to 2 PM Overlooking Lake Scugog, 3 bedroom Viceroy home and double garage, immaculate and nicely decorated, the yard is landscaped, the location offers year-round fishing. A must for you to see. Louise Leaw, Sales Rep., Office 324-4555; Home 324-4374. OPEN HOUSE - SAT, JULY 8-12to 2 PM =1682,900. -- WASHBURN ISLAND 40 min. from Oshawa. 1,344 sq.ft., 3 bedroom home, beautiful view of the lake with water access only steps away. For more information Call: Carol Oliver, Sales Rep. 328-0646 home, 324-4555 office. DIRECTIONS: County Rd. N. 2 to County Rd. 28 south to Washburn Island then follow the signs. OPEN HOUSE - S8UN.,, JULY 9 - 12 to 2 $185,900. - Romar Cres., Manilla Come view this tastefully decorated home on a pool size lot, 45 min. from Oshawa, situated just south of the intersection of Hwy. 7 and Cty Rd. 2 in Manilla. For further information call: Carol Oliver, Sales Rep., Home 328-0646, Office 324-4555.