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Greenbank Folk Music first concert a sell out The Greenbank Folk Music Society held ite first ever concert Saturday night as a sold out house enjoyed the music of Mose Scarlett accompanied by Ken Whitely. Just about 100 people were on hand at the Greenbank Community Hall to hear the silver-throated Scarlett and Whitely entertain with their mix of blues, jazz, ragtime, folk and country sounds George Rizsanyi, one of the founders of the Folk Music Society was more than pleased that the show was sold out. In fact, it had been sold out a couple of weeks in advance. "Our aim is to bring great quality music and good wholesome evenings of entertainment," he said The Society operates on a non-profit basis. After covering expenses for the musicians, the rental of the hall and seund tech, any money left over will go towards future concerts and/or improvements to the Greenbank Hall, he said The Society has nine concerts lined up this year, one a month from now until May. The next show is October 30 and will feature Fred J. Eaglesmith and the Flying Squirrels And on November 20, watch for two-time Juno nominee Jackson Delta Memberships in the Greenbank Folk Music Society are available at $15, and this entitles a member to a slight reduction in the cost of concert tickets. For information about becoming a member or how to get tickets for an up-coming concert, contact Mr. Rizsanyi at 985-1057. The Society is also looking for performers for opening acts. Tapes- can submitted by calling the above number. Federal candidates meeting on Oct. 6 The auditorium of Port Perry High School will be the scene on Wednesday, October 6 for an all candidates meeting for those seeking election in the riding of Durham. The meeting will get underway at 7:00 PM and will feature a panel representing several different groups. The candidates will be given the chance to speak, debate each other's positions and field questions from both the panel and the audience. That's Wed. October 6 at Fort Perry High School. 5 Scugop Choral Society is holding auditions for 'ANYTHING GOES' A Musical Comedy by Cole Porter 1o be performed Feb 24 - Mar 6/9 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th Male & Female Singers 18 You. & Over @ Particularly in weed of men for chores TOWN HALL 1873 - Comer Queen & Simcoe (Lilla), Port Perry Cal Joan Kennedy (Producer) 985-2570 for more information. Tom Millar, Musicdl Director Dave Ellis, Artistic Disector Acie] BUSH SEPTEMBER 19th to 25th, 19¢ Me miflor ights YOUNG PEOPLE'S THEATRE GROUP AGES 910 18 YEARS AUDITIONS At Town Hall 1873 SATURDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1993 For Audition Times and More Information Please call Lynn Relf at 985-8845, after 6 PM Or Dr. Tom Millar of 985-8425, 10 AM 10 4 PM _ VILLAGE DECOR CARPET & TILE SHOPPE 164 Queen St. Port Pay 986-4008 PORT PERRY AUTO GLASS A TRIM id. IO AMAR Pod Pery MST general public Is cordially invited fo visit Branch 419, Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Street, Port Perry between the hours of 12 noon and 12 mi t the week of September 19th to 25th. You are qiso invited to take port In ony of the following octivities. Come out and enjoy yourself. See what the Legion is ofl about. Membership Information is avaliable. ® LEGION WEEK PROGRAM 1993 § Monday, ber 20th - 7 PM ; DART TOURNAMENT, 4 person teams; $8.00 per team. Call 985-2494 or 985-8502 to register. Tuesday, September 21st: GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, September 22nd - 7 PM : EUCHRE TOURNAMENT, $2.00 per person Thursday, September 23rd - 7:30 PM : SNOOKER TOURNAMENT, 2 person teams. Friday, September 24th : PUB NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT & FISH FRY Saturday, September 265th : . FUN DAY, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers Make (ffs & week 10 remember. Refreshmentd will be served. Draws ail week. For more information please call Geof! Taylor, Public Relations Oficer - 985-2494 The Legion would like 10 thank these listed businesses for thelr generous support ...