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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1994 - 17 SProrTs Eric Nagler performace will benefit swim club By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star "Making music together" is the most important part of Eric Nagler's performance, the chil- dren"sentertainersays. The Brooklyn, New York na- tive will be the featured act at two shows this weekend in Ux- bridge, in benefit of the Ux- bridge Swim Club, of which many Scugog Township resi- dents are members. The entertainer uses several instruments in his show includ- ing a banjo, guitar, fiddle and spoons. He likes to have the au- dience participate fully in his shows, teaching them to start and end a tune together and how to take musical breaks. "I think v-e all miss the expe- rience of making music togeth- er, like they did in the old days. People tend to sit and watch in- stead of making the music for themselves," he said. The entertainer, who grew up learning and playing folk music in Washington Square as a child, began entertaining at a young age. He would perform with kids and families and en- Joyed them playing along. "(My show) is a true family ex- perience." Mr. Nagler enjoys playing to small groups. He said he has fo- cused his show to the grassroots level, allowing him to use small ¥ ; 1 BE wi BR Itt instruments to their full advan- tagesin small auditoriums. With the recession he said the government withdrew money Bowling results nen 209, Anne Aldred 202, 234, Bernice Bigelow 202, Pat Lycett 227. Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Elmer Fudds 7, W.E. Coyotes 5, Fog- horn Leghorn 5, Yosemite Sams 2,Sylvesters 2, Daffy Ducks 0. Wa Single: Marg White High Single With Handi- cap: Pat Lycett 301. solZh Triple: Anne Aldred High Triple With Handj- cap: Anne Aldred 758. Over 200: Marg White 235, Edna Langford 231, Wanda Haliburton 225, Arylie Kinnu- " Phi Es JR FN I £3 %d He 8 as T ¥ wffyte Bi 329 37 : Br%s 5. £ 13 zx from schools, libraries and con- cert series and he wanted those smaller groups to still be able to afford entertainment. His program called ASAP (As- sist. School Arts Program) gives power to communities to be able tohave shows such as his. "It makes it easy to have a fundraising event and for the groups to do it for themselves," he said. Mr. Nagler will be performing at the Uxbridge Music Hall on October 2 for two shows at 1:30 ana 3:30 p.m. Tickets are $8 each and can be purchased at the Second Hand For Kids Store orby calling 985-9691. Wednesday Afternoon Sept. 21 Team Standings: Brews 7, Chaps 5, Barts 4, Aces 3, Squids 2,Clops 0. Games Over 200 Flat: Marg Lee 244, Darlene Vanderzwet 238, Gail Kowalczyk 233, 218, Elma Vernon 210, Norma Tow- er 204, Joyce Taylor 204. Triple Over 550 Flat: Gail Kowalczyk 588. - 63 J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Pineridge Sports Shop Ltd. celebrated the grand opening of their new location last Saturday morning at their store located in the Port Perry Plaza. The spacious, bright store offers a full range of sporting products. Owner Terry Coyne said he is pleased to see an increase in business since moving from downtown about six weeks ago. On hand to help with the celebrations Saturday morning were, from left, Ken Stephanie Coyne, Mayor Howard Hall and Ryan Puckrin. WELCOME 199= NEW PONTIACS, BUICKS., G.M.C. i willl H €3 Now On Display Fresh New Shipments arriving daily Smart Jr., Terry Coyne, Several area businesses donated prizes to Port Perry Mi- nor Hockey at the beginning of this year. Each registration earned one ticket towards a draw for the prizes, which were drawn on Sunday. Pictured are some of the major contribu- tors. From left are: Tracey Strong, Framer's Gallery, Ron Go- reski, Goreski's Lakeside Recreation, Terry Coyne, Pineridge Sports, Kathy LeFort, fundraising committee for PPMHA and Shawn Parker, Lakeside Hockey and Golf. The Port Perry Minor Hockey maior fundraising undertaking was a huge success because of the generosity of the following businesses. The donations for our prize board are greatly appreciated. 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SUB JOHNSTON'S BIKE REPAIR IVES FLORIST CHILDREN'S DEN KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN SCUGOG CHRYSLER PAULMAC PET SUPPLIES FLIELER'S PETRO CANADA SCUGOG LUMBER NUTS ABOUT CHOCOLATE PHOTOSTOP FRAMING WHITE FEATHER FARMS SEARS PEER PRESSURE GRAMMA GRUNTS TAYLOR FORD/MERCURY DAVID CHOW RESTAURANT PORT PERRY MARINA SCUGOG GLASS & MIRROR RENT & SAVE 1994 MANY COLOURS PORT PERRY AUTO GLASS & TRIM DIXIE LEE PORT PERRY USED CARS BROCK'S SQUARE BOYS PIZZA MOTHER JACKSON'S OPEN KITCHEN TRADER SAM'S PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474