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FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2000 Kim Mitchell coming back to play in July The ever popular Kim Mitchell is booked to play the Scugog Chamber of Commerce Festival Days event in July. The man who made | Am A Wild Party and the greatest hits of Max Webster an integral part of the real Canadian's rock repertoire will headline the event, tak- ing place July 6 through 9 at the fairgrounds in Port Perry. Kim Mitchell and his band, who recently released a new record, will play in the Great. Blue Heron tent, to be located at the northeast end of the fairgrounds. The show takes place on Friday evening, July 7. The band has played here before, and was very popular. The concert is part of a full schedule of events planned for the Chamber's annual sum- mer bash. It's been held in Port Perry every summer for decades. This summer, howev- er, the event has been moved to the fair- grounds from its tradi- tional location in Port Perry's downtown. Tickets for the Kim Mitchell show are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. You can reserve your tickets by calling 985-4971. Show opens June 8 Arsenic And Old Lace coming to stage If you think your relatives are bad, come out and empathize with Mortimer Brewster and his eccentric kin. Seventh-Star Productions is staging Arsenic and Old Lace on June 8 to 10 in the Uxbridge Music Hall. Mortimer, played by Michael Wood of Fawlty Towers fame, must handle his two elderly aunts --- played by Uxbridge Players' veteran Susan Hegarty and Kathy Bridgeman (recently seen in Bye, Bye Birdie) and their hobby of collecting dead bodies -- and the sinister.antics of his brother, played by well-known Uxbridge personal- ity Roger Varley and his sidekick, the menacing Dr. Einstein (Bryan Mailey). If that weren't enough, Mortimer must handle the aunts' nephew, played by Dave Bush, who lives in the house with the aunts but in a world "all his own". Mortimer must juggle all of his relatives' quaint actions while attempting to calm his fiancee (Cathy Christoff -- Fawlty Towers) and prevent the local police from coming over and having coffee and biscuits with the family. With 12 bodies in the cellar, a thirteenth on the way and possibly a murderer in the house, the audience is sure to be kept on their toes for the entire show. Arsenic and Old Lace plays at the Uxbridge Music Hall on June 8-10 at 8 p.m. Tickets are reserved seating, and are selling quickly. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Wednesday May 17 at Blue Heron Books. For more infor- mation or to order your tickets now call: 905-985-8255 or visit www.seventh-star.com Art project will benefit Hearth Place The first annual Artists In The Garden project will take place in the City of Oshawa on Saturday, June 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The spectacular out- door event has been designed by well known Oshawa artists Bill and Betty Fitches and Audrey MacLean specifically to raise funds and public Oshawa awareness for two com- munity charities: The Friends of the Library and Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre. In case of rain the tour will go on Sunday, June 11. The day-long program will showcase 24 individ- ual area artists and mas- ter craftspeople in 12 dis- tinctive Oshawa garden settings and will feature original one of a kind works of art in painting, sculpture, clay, fibre, wood, glass and metal. A highlight of the tour will be two special exhi- bitions of fibre art by the Durham Trillium Quilters Guild and the Oshawa Handweavers and Spinners Guild. In support of the two EE = | (905) 985-7878 ER Fh AN TER 2 b 1% E1gle lol [eM N= 17] BRPRER rt Perry Toll Free 1-800-720-8790 ¢ Cream is here! Hand-scooped at Troon, wrt W ) anamaker' S$ General Store Mon-Sat 8am-9pm * Sun 10am-9pm open ? Days a Week charities, all of the partic- ipating artists have con- tributed a work of art for a special art draw to take place in the Northview Public Library Nonquon Room, where the collec- tion will be on exhibition throughout the day of the tour. Corporate Sponsors are: King Street Pharmacy, Rundle Garden Centre, Media Sign, Peacock Lumber, ® Twin Mattresses . . . . .. from $89 Deluxe Queen Floor to ceiling savings on all mattresses DARE TO COMPARE ANY VHERE! ! MATTRESS FACTORY OUTLET OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 6 HIGH ST. AT 7A, PORT PERRY e 985-3900 4833. Brush Strokes, Bernie's foto sources, Robert Aldsworth's Photoworld and The Gallery Cafe and Restaurant. Tour tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased at The Oshawa Public Library's Main and Northview branches or call Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. West at 579- 159 Casimir St., Port Perry http://beer.portperry.com * email: Perry 204-12, com 985-4352 ORTHODONTIST Dr. Nan Baldan PERIODONTIST ® INSURANCE ASSIGNMENT ACCEPTED ® EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE (WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE COMPANIES) = DENTISTRY WHILE YOU SLEEP ® PAYMENT PLANS ARRANGED ® GENERAL ANAESTHESIA AVAILABLE ® SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 985-8459 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY HOSPITAL)