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'Sauce Boss' will cook up some blues at the Hardball si belli,,caild lci;cDIZS international music festival in Halton's history will be staged July ]0Oto 19. The Halton Region Blues and Roots Festival wiitake place ai 14 locations. including Miltons Hardhall Cafe on Hwy. 25. Bill 'the Sauce Boss* Wharton, known f'or his southemn gumbo rock and blues, will per- t'orm ai the Hardhall Cafe Saturday, July 18. The Florida native is an anirnated enientaîn- er. said festival co-ordinator Joc Pinto. "He cooks a pot of gumbho on the stage while the band plays on and he tecds the audi- ence ai the end ot the show." Other feature performances in Norval, Georgetown and Acton will he stagcd by Eric Burdon, Downchild, the Royal Crowns and Jack Dekeyzer (July 16); Shirley King (July 19); 'Wild Child' Butler (July 17); and Maureen Brown and Big Hand (Ju ly 10). About a dozen other bands will also pertormn throughout the festival. Many of the shows are free, while anme have cover charges, Mr. Pinto said. "Most of the artiets are recording acta. Ail display world class talent and showmanship." Admission to Georgetown shows will require a non-perishable item for a food drive. Also, a portion of the proceeds from festival souvenir sales will go to the Johnny V Band. The Canadian bluesman and his band mem- bers were in a serious car crash last May. "Some of the artists have been in critical condition," Mr. Pinto said. 'The van and lots of expensive vintage equipment are gone." For show information, cal the festival line at 873-9655. '95 BONNEVILLE SE 4 DR V6, auto. sircond. P/W, PDL, tift cruise, AM/FM cassette, slklng rotf, leather buckets & console, aisso wheels. Ony 59,00)0 Kans. Stock #Pl1733 Sale PS $189995 '95 OLDS LSS 4DR auto, air conc. P/W, POL. AM/FM cassette & CD Player, pouer leath ea ets, console. alm aie"s. Uike New. On/y 59,000 Krns. Stock #P 737 S* 'e 183995 Blues player Bill Wharton wilI be et the Hardball Saturday, JuIy 18. Drop-in program The Milton Community centoe's Nipissing Road loca- Resource Centre hosts a tion and Tuesdays and summer drap-in program for Thursdays at the Childs children and their parents. Drive location. The program is held Cail 876-1244, ext. 12, for Mondays and Fnidays at the more information. '95 MONITE1.ARLO 2 DR P/W. PD)L, casette, buck e ets & conso Kms. Stock #Pl1735 '95 BEREITA 20R auto. W conc., AietFM cassette.,buctats & console Ordy 35000 K9ns. Souc ssiSersceci by as. Stock #tP725 The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, July 7, 1998- 5 TAP & E -A EVERy IhuRsdAy FOR O5NTARiO ST. N, MiLTON. 878.-6697 V6, auto, air conci. P/W, PDL, AM/FM cassette, bucket tests & console, Very dean. On/y 59,000 om. Stock #Pl 726 S* irersc$13995 '95 CAVALIER ZUMI auto, air cond., AMIFM cassette, bucketo & console, On/y 55,000 Kms. Very Clean Stock #Pl 759 s*%nce' 119995 SALES HOUAS Mois-Titure . ..... mb4 U Frlday .. ... ... M Satuccise ..... t* SEREHOURS Mon.-Fil..... Uan'rd i Tues ...... . n. mb Satrda ...... IM 40 ý j-