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B2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 20, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" DJ TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LIL 187 Guaranteed Investment Certificates | (Rates Sublect to Change without Notice) G.I.C. FIVE YEAR 6.875% PHONE 985-8416 I All At Guaranteed Low Prices U NITED FAMOUS 'Y4 CARPET® Levolor® La C Select mses || BLINDS & a member of the largest carpet e Verticals Venetians buying group in Canada. e Pleated Shades SR HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie = Hwy. 7A East - Port Penry 985-2451 or 985-2157 _= The 1st Annual PORT PERRY STAR Gara Sale Sat. July & Starts at 9am In the Parking lot at the Fort Ferry Star VENDORS - Book a table now for only $5.00. $5.00 space rental will be given to the Fort Ferry Hospital (Must provide own tables) For More Information Call Kathy 985-7363 Limited Space By Erin Chellew Town Hall 1873 began its 1995 Summer Concert Season on Saturday, June 4 with an exciting perfor- mance by Canadian jazz quartet "Time Warp." "Time Warp," which was named as the 1993 Jazz Report Acoustic Jazz Group of the Year, is a four piece group which was formed in 1979 by bassist Al Henderson and drum- mer Barry Elmes. The group is rounded out by tenor/soprano saxophone player Mike Murley and trumpet/flugelhorn player Kevin Turcotte. "Time Warp" has six re- cordings and three Juno AUCTION Participate in Canada Day Celebrations and join pilot Stan Miller for a ride in A HARVARD MARK IV AIRPLANE One ride will be auctioned Friday, June 24th beginning 7:00 PM with bidding closing at 9:00 PM. You can phone in your bid or participate in person at the Scugog Chamber of Commerce office 221 Queen Street, Port Perry (905) 985-7671 Opening Bid $50.00 oe Over 400,000 graduates recommend Young Drivers © of Canada pm Call for details 852-9705 AWNINGS ENJOY SUN OR SHADE ON YOUR PATIO OR DECK o Custom designed in any size o Perfect for todays lifestyle o Self-storing system ete re ae en rarer SR Cnn II a LA) efor ese ete 193 North Street, . Port Perry nominations to its credit. They perform all across the country, and have rep- resented Canada at the Venezuela Jazz Festival in Caracus. Almost all of "Time Warp's" repertoire is com- posed by Al Henderson and Barry Elmes. One of the highlights of Satur- day's concert was a high energy performance of their new tribute to Duke Ellington entitled "Elling- tonia." Also featured were old standards such as "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You," and the rousing fi- nale, "Hymn to Coleman Hawkins." The small but appreciative audience was enthusiastic to say the very least. The next concert in the Town Hall series is "Caba- ret Divas," featuring three of Canada's foremost mu- sical theatre profession- Time Warp starts summer season als. The performance will feature Kathy Michael McGlynn, who has most recently been seen as the Witch in the Toronto pro- duction of "Into the Woods," Judith Lander, who starred in the original Toronto cast of "Jacques Brel," and Beth Anne Cole, who has headed the bill for many seasons at the Shaw Festival. In the style of a cabaret, the eve- ning will show-case music by Gershwin, Sondheim, Brel and many more. Tickets are available at Jayson Callan Music Ltd. or by calling (905) 9865- 2635. And yes, for those of you who are wary of sum- mer concerts, the Town Hall is now air condi- tioned! "Cabaret Divas" will run for one night only, on Saturday, June 24. The doors open at 7:30 p.m. for an 8 p.m. show. Student wins award From Page 1 "I've done a lot, and it's nice to be recognized," 'said Amy, who's complet- ing her final exams now and plans to attend uni- versity in pursuit of a teaching career next fall. Appropriately, many of her activities involve working with kids. She has been a Sunday school teacher at Port Perry United Church for the past five years, and tutors elementary school chil- dren in French and math. In addition, she worked for two years as a candy striper at community Memorial Hospital, and is a volunteers with the Multiple Sclerosis Society. * Beautiful fabrics from European designers * No permanent framework e Hi-tech electronic sun & wind control (905) 985-4910 IIR TY TI YT Ty tT Te ees RT oT es see os wee hee At school she is a mem- ber of the instrumental band, the Outers' Club, served this year as editor of the year book, and is a volunteer teacher's assis- tant. She also finds time to work part-time at Nuts About Chocolate, where she will be switching to a full-time shift for the summer. Her numerous awards include an All-Round Cord from the Girl Guides, an OSSTF Award, an Ambassador Graduate Award, a PPHS Senior Letter, and, most recently, the Canada's Birthday Achievement Award. ] Congratulations to LISA MARIE DUCHEMIN, from your proud mother Patricia A. Sinnott. Lisa received her Honours Bachelor of Science degree from The University of Toronto onjune 13, 1995. Love and best wishes, Lisa)