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EERE A a, ibe fl Rae, This year's winners of $550 Scholarships have been announced by the Uxbridge Music Scholarship Fund, follow- ing auditions at the end of May. This is the third year in which similar awards have been made and this year's winners are Whitney Barris, Casey Heintzman - and Katharine Yourkevich. Whitney has already started her studies in Musical Theatre and Drama at the University of Toronto and her award will Aprivate lakefront getaway in a charming foun * two bedrooms with a view of mature gardens and lakeshore * quiet location within walking distance of restaurants and shops * full country breakfast served in the dining room or on the balcony Your hosts: Carolyn & Gerald West Music scholarships announced allow her to add private vocal studies to her busy activities. Casey has been accepted at Queen's University in Kingston where she will study for a Bachelor of Music degree following which she plans on teaching. Katharine intends to pursue her love of the Alto Saxophone and will be working toward a degree in performance. She has already been accepted by York University. Funds for these awards FOR A SNEAK PREVIEW, AN OPEN HOUSE WILL BE HELD SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1:00 - 4:00pm Announcing the First Annual NORTH DURHAM MUSICAL THEATRE CAMP Uxbridge, Ontario August 20-31, 2001 J 45 Hours of Classes in J Acting -- Vocal -- Dance 7 fe iid Faculty: ANNA MACKAY-SMITH, Acting York University, The Players' Academy |. CARA VOLCHOFF, Vocal/Dance Randolph Academy, Toronto CONRAD BOYCE Artistic Director * A Variety Showcase, and a Full-Length Musical, will be presented publicly at the end of the two-week camp. Only 30 students will be admitted to the camp on a first come, first-serve basis. Jl 1} RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW! To register, or for more information, J) Call Christina at 905-985-0306. A. have been the result of generous donations by individuals and by local service clubs while other funds have been raised by young performers them- selves, in recitals and in concerts during the past season. The aim of the fund is to support those students who are studying at the post-secondary level and who are majoring in Musical Studies. The fund is also spon- soring a Winners' Recital in Uxbridge on Thursday, June 28. Award winners from both this year and from previous years will be performing in recital - vocalists, pianists, saxo- phonists and others. It is always an inspiration to hear young people reach- ing for excellence - which "all these performers have done. This is a program for young musicians and their parents, families and teachers. Not to be missed. . The recital will be held at St. Paul's Anglican Church at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 28. Tickets will be available at the door - $7 for adults and $4 for students. CALL 852-ROXY (76%) FOR SHOWS & TIMES A Shanna Taillon, Alyson Roberts, and Jessica Malone were among the dancers from Port Perry Dance Academy who took part in the annual spring showcase, Dancing All Night Long!, at the Academy Theatre in Lindsay last Sunday. A 'Mad' Evening of the Arts The Uxbridge Arts Association will present Mad Evening of the Arts on Thursday, June 21 from 8 to Il p.m. at The Music Hall. Join us after shopping at Midnight Madness, a per- fect place to drop after you 302 Queen S., Port Perry 1873 Town Hall 1873 - Centre for the Performing Arts presents LENNY © and CAPITAL CITY SWIG ATID 8) HT Ba t's show Time Saturday, June 16th., 2001 « 8:00 pm. Tickets $25. each available now at: Jayson Callan Music - 174 Mary St., Port Perry Call 905-985-2635 Tickets for 2001/2001 Concert Series will be available . shop. An informal evening of visual arts, theatre, music, dance and literature (entertainment starts at 9 p.m.) featuring Kenneth Welsh and Shary Lee Guthrie, ~ Claidhmor, Carmelina Brown and Wendy Lewis. Come mingle and chat with the artists of Uxbridge and learn about the newly formed Uxbridge Arts Association. a [J o_a-a_a ® 1. www lindsaydrivein.com \ There will be free food and great prizes and a free raffle ticket when you show a sales slip from anything purchased during Midnight Madness or if you join the Uxbridge Arts Association. INBEV 2D Looking to treat Dad? Wondering what to do with dad on Father's Day? Bring him to Cullen Gardens and Miniature Village. All dads are admitted for 1/2 price admission and receive a free round of mini- _ golf at Woodland Mini- Putt in the Valley. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. : For more informa- tion call 905-686-1600. STH ANNIVERSARY SALE |S LO LN PO Casual Dresses Ju 1-store YL Clog mn LOCK eclals | I\ ITH EO YT La WILLIS rR As Pen - " I. ST - PS ara 0 ro ge - a3 yy ln Ans ag A AS A TONE A lO mL fg, Fo Ph yA i AP Ea AL NS AR MPH TR RA