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10- . PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 7, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Festival Days are ready to roll in Port Perry The Scugog Chamber of Commerce is presenting Port Perry's 26th annual Festival Days July 10 to 12. This year's 'Journey Through Time' is chocked full of fun for children and adults alike. All weekend and kiddies midway, pony rides, krazy cars, an inflatable playground and lots of kid's activities in Palmer Park. Queen Street's Re/Max Silver Stage will host a variety of local music and enter- in the downtown area there will be a midway GRADUATION JACK & JILL for J erly Broad Jody 'Breen EA July 17, 8pm Oshawa Kinsmen Community Centre Colborne St. W., Oshawa Ticket $10 at the door or al 985-2935 FORTHCOMING Waa igiyaNel Garry & Phyllis Geer & Martin & Pat Fisher are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Terri-Lynn Dianne Geer Sean Thomas Fisher Saturday, Aug. 8/98 at the home of the bride's parents | MARK & KATHY MALCOLM are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter LAURA MICHELLE to JOSHUA JAMES son of IAN & MAUREEN STEWART. Wedding to take place September 26, 1998 at the Anglican Church of the Ascension, Port Perry Shawn V.J. Larocque son of Rick & Elaine Larocque, Port Perry graduated June 13, 1998 from Sir Sanford Fleming College in Resources Technician - Drilling Congratulations Mom, Dad & Richard wi Richard M.S. Larocque tainment. Check the Festival Days Information Booth at the corner of Queen and Water Streets for details. A sidewalk sale which includes street vendors and local merchants will run throughout the week- end. On Saturday, The Cruisin' Classics Car Club and Vintage Motorcycle Club will showcase their pride and joy on Queen and Water Streets respec- tively. On Saturday evening at the fair- grounds, the Lions Club will present their annual Demolition Derby. The Re/Max Hot Air Balloon will be in town and rides will be available from Birdseye Park. On Friday and Saturday evenings Palmer Park's Gazebo will host 'Youth Stage Rocks,' a free all ages showcase of local bands from 7 to 10 p.m. The Latcham Festival Tent Beer Garden will be open from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, noon to 1 a.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. There's so much more - - check out these events and don't miss it. Kids Stuff Friday, July 10 *10:30 a.m. - Kid's Cruisin' Parade - Queen St. at Royal Bank. Make sure you dress up, prizes for all kids in costume. Thank you to local mer- chants, prize donors and Stonemoor Day Care. *11 a.m. - Teddy Bear Picnic. Make sure you bring Teddy to Palmer Park, you'll get a free lunch courtesy of Reid's Independent Grocer and M&M Meats. Also in the park, Bowmanville Zoo presents 'Zoo to You.' The YMCA will host kids games - Jimbo the Clown will be there for balloon animals and face painting. Saturday, July 11 *10 a.m. - The Annual Mutt Show - Queen St. Stage. Prizes in many cat- egories from friendliest dog to shortest tail - show off your best friend. Thanks to Noble Pet Foods. To enter call Paulmac's at 985-0554. *11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. - Kid's Crafts & Games - presented by Scugog Shores Museum - 'Journey Through Time' and enjoy our local history. *¥12:30 and 3:30 p.m. - Princess Karma's Magic & Illusion Show - Presented by KFC - Port Perry. The delightful mix- ture of storybook charac- ters and illusion will amaze you. Two 45 minute shows. Admission only lg - 3 p.m. - Kid's Challenge - Races, games, contests - Prizes!!! Sunday, July 12 *1p - Bike Rodeo Roundup - For kids 12 and under. Prizes for Most Decorated, Most Unusual, Smallest Bike, Best 'Journey Through Time' theme. All entrants quali- fy for Grand Prize Draw of a New Kid's Bike!! Donated by Kevin Spohn - State Farm Insurance. To enter or for more info. call 985-4971. ¥2 - 4 p.m. - Kid's Challenge. More contests, fun and prizes!! Re/Max Silver Stage (Queen Street) *Friday, Saturday and Sunday Afternoons - A full slate of Local Demonstrations and Entertainment including Highland Dancing, Karate Demonstrations and Music. *Friday 7:30 p.m. - Stetson's - Country Street Dance - from Patsy Cline to Randy Travis. Bring your lawn chairs and spend the evening. *Saturday 11 a.m. - Live Merchant Auction. Join the fun and bid on great items donated by local merchants. Proceeds support community events and the Scugog Tourist InfoCentre. *Saturday 7:30 p.m. - Swing Tyme Melodies Come swing to the Big Band Sound. Bring your lawn chairs and dance the evening away! " Latcham Centre *Friday 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. - The Wolf Howlers Live - Presented by Labatt Blue and The Wolf 101.5 FM. Come Rock, Roll and Dance the night away!! Prizes and Giveaways. 19 and over. Admission $5. *Saturday 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. - Retro Dance Party, with Guest D.J. Brian Ellis from The Wolf 101.5 _FM. Presented by Labatt Blue. Dance to music from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Boogie Oogie Oogie till you just can't Boogie no more!! More Prizes and Giveaways, 19 and over. Admission $2. * Friday and Saturday Night - Learn How to Play Blackjack. All night till 1 a.m., on the Latcham Centre Indoor Stage - Courtesy of The Great Blue Heron Charitable Casiono & Bingo. *Sunday 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. - Chaser - A Country Dance Party! Close out the Weekend with Live Music on the Shores of Lake Scugog! Marion Lee is looking for bikers with heart At the age of 72 Marion Lee may seem an unlikely 'biker', but that's what she'll be doing Thursday (July 9) when the Heart and Stroke Foundation's 'Big Bike' comes to town. Teams of 29 riders mount the bike and tour the town. The cost of a seat on the bike is a donation to : FN @/p\ -- Otarts Now Ron NLA) HRA = <=' the heart and stroke fund. Mrs. Lee, who will be riding on the Scugog Chamber of Commerce team, has been placing pledge jars all over town. The well-known community volunteer has a special reason for raising money on behalf of heart research. Over 20 years ago Mrs. Lee's husband Ralph under- went triple bypass heart surgery. After undergoing what was then a relatively new procedure, Mr. Lee was given only about six months of life expectancy. But thanks to new medications and treatment techniques, the couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary later this month. "If it were not for research, he wouldn't still be with me," Mrs. Lee said. "So I'm more than happy to raise money for this cause.' The Scugog Chamber of Commerce still has seats on the team available for the ride that will take place on July 9, at 7:45 p.m. Anyone interested in riding the Big Bike can contact Heather at 985-2635 . Mackey & Bailey Barristers & Solicitors Saturday Momings 9:00am to 12:00 noon Oshawa Rd., Port Perry Lake Scugog Lumber Building 985-7391 DR. MERRILEE BROWN | con of V ALLL STOCK wishes to announce the Rick & Elaine Larocque, opening of her practice of Port Perry 80 Brock St. W., Uxbrid -- 10 _ graduated from (905) 8 gly rage Family Medicine Durham College in <I PS effective July 3, 1998 Electrical Construction & Mor Wed 930.6 Thurs & Fri 8.30.8: Sat. 9:30.6:30 in association with ; : - .9 , Thurs.& Fn. 9: , Sat. 9:30-5:30; Maintenance - Blectrical Sun. 12-4 (except Holiday Weekends) MEDICAL ASSOCIATES Congratulations OF PORT PERRY Mom, Dad & Shawn 462 Paxton Street 985-9736 ~N_ "7