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A HI a I EE EE NITE ~~ 8- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 22, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" SPECIAL THANKS FROM SCUGOG ARENA HOME SHOW COMMITTEE We would like to thank the following companies for participating in the Feature Garden Area: Leedle Landscaping of Brooklin, North American Pool & Spa of Port Perry, Brooklin Concrete Products Ltd. of Brooklin, Allan Block of Orillia, Midland & Brockville and Greenbank Nurseries of Greenbank. yas: Wit Tl Our thanks go out to all the vendors that participated in our first Home & Leisure Show. Congratulations to the winners of our Free Draw - Doug Leney and Don Burrill and also to the winners of the draws for I. Martin Insurance and Quorum Intemational MUSIC FESTIVAL An Afternoon of Flutes, Fiddles and Folk Music Festival Line-up, Sun., May 26 at 1pm - 7pm Print Shop Stage (outside) Time Performer Type 1:00-1:30 Cartwright High School Band ~~ Concert Band 1:30-1:50 Break 1:50-2:30 Modern Day Braves Alternative Rock 2:30-2:50 Break 2:50-3:30 Electric Mud Rock 3:30-3:50 Break 3:50-4:30 Fountainhead Rock 4:30-4:50 Break 4:50-5:30 Bone of Contention } Blues 5:30-5:50 Break 5:50-6:30 Tracey Pederson Folk 6:30-6:50 Break 6:50-7:30 Tamarack Folk Church Stage (inside) Time Performer Type 1:30-2:00 Ruso Folk (Family Group) 2:00-2:10 Break 2:10-2:30 Chardonnay Female Barbershop 2:30-2:50 Jason White Solo Guitar 2:50-3:00 © Break 3:00-3:30 Jacqueline Graham Solo Guitar 3:30-3:50 Jacquie Vocal/Guitar 3:50-4:00 Break 4:00-4:45 Alexander's Ragtime Band Big Band/Dixieland 4:45-5:00 Break 5:00-5:45 Port Perry Fiddlers Fiddle SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM Located on Island Road 2km east of Port Perry. (905) 985-3589 Dental Care for the whole JSamily PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY ~ e DR. J. COTTRELL e DR. J. HARDY e DR. C. BANFIELD DR. L. GIDEON e Dr. T. KING e Dr. MCINTYRE Orthodontist Periodontist Please Call - 985 -845 1 (DR. L. GIDEON Please Cail 985-7952 ) 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY, ONT. Cartwright holds 30-hour famine Students go hungry to raise funds Seventy Blackstock stu- dents will be going hungry for a good cause this week. The Cartwright High School will be taking part in a 30-hour famine to raise money for poverty- striken families. The OAC World Issues Geography Class, headed by teacher Craig Morri- son, 1s organizing the fa- mine in co-operation with World Vision Canada. The idea behind the fa- mine is to raise money and awareness for children and their families who are suffering the effects. of poverty in Third World Countries. TOM Now Open To The Public The students will arrive at school on May 23 where they will share a quick breakfast together. For the next 30 hours they will spend time playing educa- tional games oriented around the theme as well as spending time teaching the students at Cart- wright Public School about the famine and whatit stands for. 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