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To make this experience even more fun, the theme for the 2011 event will be “THE ROYAL WEDDING!” That’s right - dig out your best Royal Wedding attire, your craziest hats and/or fascinator copies and strut your stuff on Queen Street. Acelebration of British automotive history and enthusiasm all benefiting... PORT. PERRY———_ KG HOSPITAL undalion HIDDEN ONTARIO By Terry Boyle Be 33 Aging PORT PERRY BUSINESS RT’ PE ASSOCIATION www.discoverportperry.ca U, { ge MM Ex < Downtown Pert Perry! You're closer than you think. Don’t miss the great events sponsored by the Downtown Port Perry BIA! Mark your calendar - Saturday, August 20 - “Summer Breeze” Sunday, September 25 - “Celebration of the Harvest” ssajyajejy uoWON YWSsg 2a p4104 MISSISSAUGAS OF SCUGOG rou WoW The Mississaugas of i i Wow attracted hundreds of spectators July 16, 17 for its 15th annual Pow Wow. Above, one of the many dancers who took part in the event. Let’s go to the fair Continued from page 12 underway in the morning. Then at noon, the beef and 4-H Dairy Show begins, the beer tent opens with enter- tainment throughout the day and a beef auction takes place at 4 p.m. Of course one of the biggest draws on Sunday will begin at 1 p.m. with the annual Harness Horse Rac- ing. This is always a popular event and the stands fill quickly. Also taking place about the same time is an ex- trication demonstration by the Scugog Fire Department. At6 p.m., another demolition derby will take place across from the grandstand. Once again, this attracts large crowds so come early. Sunday night winds up with great music in the entertainment shelter provided by Settlers Creek Band and Dean Brody. Monday is another big day with a pet show, more displays in the fair buildings, junior dairy, heavy horse and Ontario County Holstein shows throughout the morning. At 10:45 a.m. the Family Rodeo returns, fol- lowed by the ever popular Rodeo Bull Riding. The action continues all afternoon with the midway in full swing, a fiddle contest and the horse pull. mission fees are: Adults $10 day, Weekend Pass $18, Children $4 day, Pre-schoolers ‘free’ and Parking $3 er day For full details, times and information about the Port Perry Fair, a schedule of events is available on-line at: www. portperryfair.ca/schedule.html FOCUS - AUGUST 2011 15