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ne ee ---------- RNA, IT EN Td ORDERED oe ARE Sh 0 DIA BS TAQ column, (From page 1) mance, while the silver stan- dard signifies .an exceedingly high standard of musical perfor- mance. At Musicfest, Jazzmerize was given gold in vocal jazz en- semble | combination class; and silver in vocal jazz combo and chamber ensemble. - The judges praised the group for its tuning, phrasing, attention to detail to the musi- cal line and overall stage pres- ence. 'i. : There were many positive 'comments on the superb diction and communication of text. ~The Festival in Toronto lasted from May 17-22, and when they were not performing Te than 8,000 musical per- 'on stage, the students took part 'in educational clinics and work- shops, and they attended a full day of performances by top name jazz artists from Cana- . da's Wonderland. Mr. White said that indi- vidually, it is worthy of note Star introduces a new column for summer, 'The Intrepid Cottager' Now that the May 24th weekend has come and gone, summer is officially here. ummer means a lot of things, and for many in Scugog, itisthe start of the cottage season. The Port Perry Star is pleased to introduce anew Starting with this edition and continuing to the end of August, Craig: Nicholson will be writing under the heading "The Intrepid Cottager." "Mr, Nicholson is a cottager and his columns over the summer will deal with some of trials and tribula- "tions that all cottagers experience at least once. . 'Whether you are a cottager or not, we think you'll find the columns humourous, interesting and infor- mative. It can be found this week on page 18. Jazzmerize that Clayton Hammett, Barb Brooks and Mike Toye were named to the Honour Choir for their excellent solos. They were presented with special jackets - courtesy of Yamaha of Canada. Mr. White said the appear- ance of Jazzmerize at this pre- stigious music festival was made possible by the efforts of several individuals and organi- zations. He wished to publicly thank the Durham Board of Ed- * ucation, Port Perry High School and principal Ted Morrison, the local Kinsmen Club and the en- tire community of Scugog for strong support over the past year. : "The Festival attracted fomers from all over Canada in various classes of stage band, concert band, concert choir, vo- cal jazz and chanber ensemble. Congratulations to Jazz- merize and Mr. White for a tru- ly outstanding musical feat. 7th ANNUAL ARENA ELIMINATION , y. "1, re .. ol Z~ >a LE IR Cnn ih i : 7 ¥ Sr y J ig i : d 4 The two men who occupied the mayor's chair in the Town- ship of Scugog for almost 156 years are to be honoured June An Appreciation Night for Lawrence Malcolm and Jerry Taylor is being organized by the Township. Tickets at $356 per person will cover all costs associated with the evening, including din- ner, gifts for both former may- ors and the rental of the hall at the Immaculate Conception Church in Port Perry. "Several guest speakers have been lined up for the eve- ning. Lawrence Malcolm was the charter mayor of the new Scu- gog Township following amal- gamation in 1973. He served as Mayor until 1978. Two years later, he was re- EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LOB 1NO (416) 965-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco \G 103/4% 5 Year Annual Interest Rates Subject to Change without Notice. (for Jast ticket drawn) - 5,000. in PRIZES to be WON Grand Prize *4,000. ~ "(winner need not be present) - Saturday, June 17th At 7:30 PM -- Scugog Arena $15.00 per COUPLE; Ringette, Minor Hockey Ladles' Auxiliary, Sponsored by the SCUGOG ARENA BOARD TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: Junior 'C' Hockey, Broomball, Minor Hockey, Scugog Men's League, Ball Hockey, Oldtimers' Hockey Club, Figure Skating, Scugog Arena, Pineridge Sports Shop, Sportsland Ltd. in Port Perry and Causeway E Each Ticket will allow entry for one couple. Ticket stub must be presented before entry. sso on Hwy. 7A East. SPECIAL OCCASION PERMIT PORT-RERRY, STAR -- Tuesoay May a3 1969 -- 3 Two former mayors to be honoured next month elected to the position of Region- al councillor for Scugog and served eight years until his re- tirement from politics last year. Jerry Taylor was first elect- ed mayor in 1978 and held the post for a decade when he re- - tired from politics. Prior to amalgamation in 1978, Mr. Malcolm served many years as a councillor and reeve. in the former Township of Cart- wright pal politics in this area spanned In all his career in munici- - Scugog Chamber of Commerce three decades. Mr. Taylor's political ca- reer began as a councillor for the former Scugog Island coun- cil. He represented the Island for two terms in the new Scugog Township before being elected mayorin 1978. The Appreciation Nightisa way for the community to say "thank you" for their many years of publicservice. "The $35 per person tickets will be on sale at the Municipal Offices on Perry Street. presents 3rd SEMI ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING & DINNER THEATRE Featuring: Ken Stanley and The Pearly Queen. Cocktails 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. 'eee ' Nd oe XA i. @ THURSDAY, JUNE 8th, 1989 at Catholic Hall For tickets call: 985-2066 Beat The Heat No need to wait until June or July We have central air conditioners waiting to be installed immediately Call now for your free estimate Summer Cooling Air Systems 985-9623 or 985-0084 $22.00 per person in advance $25.00 per person at the door SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER & DANCING COME FOR A SPECIAL DINNER EXPERIENCE AT OUR FINE RESTAURANT AND END YOUR EVENING OUT DANCING TO THE NOSTALGIC SOUNDS of the 50's, 60's and 70's. Call for reservations ... 985-9784 Sunday, Brunch Buffet os, FULL MENU BRUNCH 'including soup, juice, coffee & dessert ADULTS: $8.95 CHILDREN under 10: $4.95 Sunday Evening - Regular Dinner Menu Breakers PORT PERRY'S PREMIER NOSTALGIA CLUB -- Thursday Night Talent Hunt -- FULLY LICENCED UNDER L.L.B.O. -- call for reservations --