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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 15, 1986 | A great Caribbean beat, plus ....-the hot, guitar picking of the south, equals some great Bahamian music for Port Perry folks t enjoy at the Festival Tent Saturday night. . : Wasn't that a party! At the finale of the Caribbean fashion show, models (wearing their finest bikinis) danced to the pulsating rhythm of genuine Bahamian music. LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look here! ... Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in "Yusiness' CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION Over 600 people packed the Festival Tent at Port Perry's lakefront last Saturday night for a party. The party was a Caribbean Festival Show and Dance sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce. In addition to dancing to a steel drum band the enthusiastic crowd. was treated to a fashion show featuring Bahamian fashions modelled on the dance floor of the tent. A large assortment of clothing ranging from dresses to bikinis brought plenty of response from those attending. Later in the evening 'Limbo Lynn' amazed everyone with a feat of fire-eating and a limbo demonstration. Following her per- formance the Junkanoo dancers converged on the floor and danced in colourful costumes. Throughout the evening the dance floor was filled with jubilant people dancing to the sounds of the Carib- bean, and sipping on cool, exotic drinks from the tropical bar. Partying Caribbean style-allright!| Everyone agreed that the evening was a terrific success, including the representatives from the Bahamas Tourist office who said they could not believe the reception they received. ' The fashions were almost as hot as the models who wore them at the Festival Tent show Saturday night. How low can she go? The limbo dancers amazed the capacity crowd at the Festival Tent Saturday night with their incredible moves.