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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 12, 1996 -9 Local singers successful at Ontario Vocal Festival Young people in Scugog have been singing -- and having their praises sung. Three vocal groups from the area were In receipt of accolades after appear- ing in the Ontario vocal Festival at the beginning of March, and have been invit- ed to perform at the Canada-wide Music Fest in Toronto, May 20 to 25. One local quartet, Time Square, was awarded a Gold Standard prize at the provincial event, and invited to the national competition. Consisting of Port Perry High School students Joel van Veghel and Alida Wesselo, as well as Luke Yourkevich and Whitney Barris of Uxbridge, the a cappela group captured the honor after being formed just last May. They work under the instruction of Donna van Veghel of Greenbank. And while they were performing for marks from judges, two ensembles from Port Perry High School were invited to come to Music Fest as well. La CALL 404-9737 THEW TIMATE _ MARCHBREAK SCLAAVENTHEF | (905) 404- 44 Bord ot. Ease. GOHAWA FOR MEREHUMANS Jazzmerize and the PPHS concert choir will both perform at the national event in May, instructor Charles White said last week. It was the latest in a long history of recognition for the PPHS vocal program, but one that was especially pleasing, said Mr. White. "There's just some really fine groups who compete at this festival," he said. He said that he would likely opt again for no adjudication at Music Fest, choos- ing rather to let his groups simply do their thing, and have a good time. "I think we'll not worry about the (adjudication); we'll go and sing," said Mr. White. He fecls allowing the kids to perform simply for the love of music is a valuable exercise as well. "They're thinking more about what a good performance is than what they'll get for it," said Mr. White. for Two Pass Valid until April 30, 1996. DON'T MISS OUT! 3 or more people - please book ahead br ------------ I sie: 'a A ® } JEFF MITCHELL/PORT PERRY STAR Time Square members (clockwise from front) Joel van Veghel, Alida Wesselo, Luke Yourkevich and Whitney Barris get together for a picture fol- lowing a gold medal performance at the Ontario Vocal Festival, held March 1 and 2. The performance earned them an invitation to the national Music Fest competition, being held in Toronto in May. Also earning an invitation were Jazzmerize and the concert choir, from Port Perry High School. Striker writes From Page 6 with it cut back many ser- vices that our workers provide for Ontarians. We understand the need for budget cuts in order to reduce the deficit. However, we believe the burden of the sacrifices required must be shared equitably across the whole society not exacted unfairly from one or two : segments. The idea that TAX eliminating ong of khogs civil servants along wit the negotiated bens of RETURNS those who will be left working is grossly unfair. PR y ARED Compare this to what is required of the wealthy: They are being asked to "absorb" a tax cut as their share! The total of this cut will exceed by far what is to be taken off the deficit. In other words, that is really what the rest of us are being asked to pay for; hardly equitable. Barbara Bayliss, RN Ajax SHEPHERD & POWELL CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Accounting, Income Tax, Financial Planning and Consulting Services Geared to Small Business, Farms and Individuals Personal Income Tax Return Preparation "B-Filing" at No Extra Charge Assistance in filing Government Forms and Returns New Business Planning and Start-up Experienced, Courteous Staff FREE INITIAL CONSULATION Personal, Confidential Service Evening and Weekend Appointments Available DAVID R. POWELL. B.COMM.,M.B.A, CA 250 Queen Street, Port Perry (905) 985-9791 (Next to the Big "V") SHAPE FC SPRING SPRING CLEAN YOUR INJECTORS Get rid of that miss $ 9 5 | | X or stumble, by 4 Applicable to most GM - . vehicles. Includes flush solvent improve starting. TUNE UPS AND EMISSION SERVICE Includes: * On-board diagnostic system check, if applicable. * Inspect air filter, fuel filter, hoses, PCV valve, UNTIL rotor, wires & boots. TALL RITETRE © Clean and inspect spark plug wires. § _ canister filter, EGR valve and replace as $7 99% Pi needed. (3&4 cyl) gr * Inspect fuel tank, fuel cap, under vehicle fuel | Ewe 2) hoses & pipes, fuel rails, injection 8 Y) i : ya ol 23 Xefolo)o] assemblies (If so equipped), distributor cap, *99%, Applicable to most GM vehicles. Excludes * Set timing and adjust idle if necessary. platinum plugs. P.S.T. & G.S.T. extra. * Inspect engine vacuum harness. [1 Goodwrench -- Service Yes BREIL, > PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 * Install spark plugs. i