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Take the sights, sounds and flavour of Great Britain, Bahamas, Mexico and Spain, throw them together and what would you get? Festival Days '90, that's what. The theme for Port Perry's annual mid-summer bash has been expanded to include Spain and Mexico, along with the Brit. ish and Bahamas motif from previous years. Organizers of this year's Festival feel the diversity of two new countries along with those of previous years will add great- y to the event to be held in mid- uly. They are calling it a "World Tour," and Festival goers will have the chance to sample tra- ditional foods and drinks from Spain and Mexico, hear the sounds of a Mariachi Band and enjoy the flamboyance of fla- menco dancers from Spain. Organizers feel the com- bined four-country theme will have a wider appeal for the pub- lic and allow participating mer- chants and organizations more flexibility in decorations and ex- hibits, said Larry Emmerson, who is chairing the Festival Days Committee. The plans for the 1990 Fes- tival were presented to the Scu- gog Chamber of Commerce An- nual meetingheld January 9. Including Mr. Emmerson, members of the Festival Days committee are Val Eden, Nellie and Bruce Stehl, Bill Barr and Debbie and Bryce Jones. _.- This committee will be re- sponsible for the overall organi- 'zation of the event, and will re- port to the Chamber of Commerce which has sponsored Festival Days since it started in Port Perry many years ago. Another new wrinkle for this summer's Festival is a World Tours Passport (free to the public) which will include tourist information, merchant discount coupons and passport stamps. estival Days is the largest event sponsored by the local Chamber of Commerce, and it At the Chamber of Com- merce annual meeting held January 9, six new directors Six new directors with the Scugog Chamber of Commerce were elected as the organi- zation held its annual meeting Jan. 9 in Port Perry. At left front are Lynn Bertrand and Kar- ey Brignall. From left (standing) Pete Kneale, Will Davidson, Leona Sandison and Ken Car- ruthers. were elected to the board. They are: Lynn Bertrand (In Fashion) Karey Brignall (Childrens Den) Ken Carruth- ers (Country Style Donuts) Will Davidson (Standard Trust) Pete Kneale (Pet Pantry) and Leona Sandison (Play It A Game) And last Thursday morn- ing, Warren Song (Framers Gallery) was named by the di- rectors as the new President of the Chamber, taking over from Fred Churchill who has com- pleted his term. At the annual meeting, Mr. Churchill touched on several of the activities the Chamber was involved in over the last year, including Fesitval Days, Cana- da Day fireworks, the circus, the Santa Claus Parade. He was pleased to note that there are now about 160 mem- (Turn to page 12) The Experienced Alternative! * Complete Service & R } * Cars and Light Trucks * Specializing in Tune-up and Electrical Electronic Wheel Balancing & Ignition Scope Analysis available. Andy Henizberg Call for appointment: Ac RSOTILI 9853755 irs * Foreign & Domestic Spain, Britain PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 16, 1990 -- 3 Chamber Festival Days to feature Bahamas, Mexico, HOUSE FOR SALE BLACKSTOCK AREA 4 bedroom, just re-done, satellite dish and receiver, above-ground pool, double car garage, Situated on a quiet court, near schools. $189,900. For more information call: 2986-5431 COMPARE THE RATE! 65 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8435 the competition! items 1.20 ea. BIGFOOT 9% BIGFOOT GIANT 12% 20 pc. cheese 28 piece cheese pizza pizza extra extra cheese cheese 2,00 additional 2 ational BOY items 1.75 ea. " = nr) L]