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8 - "WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2001 Tension runs high as entrants putt for dough You could cut the ten- sion with a knife. On July 5, 29 of the best putters, actually, the daily 'win- ners of the Great Blue Heron Charity Casino's "Putt For Dough" promo- tion in June, returned to where they made it to the top of the prize board. Players and a guest were treated to hors d'oeuvres and a special edition Putt For Dough golf shirt as they checked in. Then it was off to the links. Players had five shots on our custom Great Blue Heron putting green, at gaining the highest scores. Twenty-nine players competed for $27,000 in total cash prizes. Dan Leddy, from Newcastle patted his way into a grand prize payday of $10,000 in cash with his winning score of 42. Second prize of $5,000 went to Bill Hudgins of Oshawa and third prize of $3,000 was won by Ken Beasley of Ajax. Every player on hand won cash prizes of $500, $350 or $200 based on their scores. ing the all new tical Dish Satellite & €lectronics Inc. STORE HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9am.-6 p.m SATURDAY dam. -5pm THE ENTERTAINMENT PEOPLE 705-357-2575 800-275-9589 wo 905.985.5473 ae a -- 852-ROXY (76%) FOR SHOWS & TIMES THEATRES OF UXBRIDGE gaa Jazz master Bunnett to play Port Perry date Local jazz performer Lynn McDonald has announced the launch of a new music variety series at the Port Perry United Church. Ms McDonald's experience at the Sonya Music Appreciation Society (Amis du Jazz) and her 25 years in the music business have enabled her to contact and hire some of the best musicians in Canada for the series. "Lynn McDonald Presents" will be a comprehensive music program including swing, dixieland, chamber, clas- sical folk and World music. Swing shift, a big band from the traditional era, opened the series to half a house. A small but whistling, cheery, standing ovation audience. A very good start. Aug. 16 promises a unique and exotic experience for adults and children alike when the church hosts The Spirit of Havana. Jane Bunnett is both a juno-award winning musician and also a great humanitarian who has spent years in Communist Cuba, teaching and discovering incredible musical talent. Jane Bunnett is doing the summer festival tour and comes to Port Perry from Los Angeles. Toronto-based, Bunnett is always thrilled by donations of musical instruments to take to Cuba. That is why Lynn McDonald is doing an instrument drive to be dropped off at Port Perry United Church. Please come out. Support the new series while word - gets around and enjoy the concert of Spirit of Havana. These seven musicians will have you dancing in your seats. Tickets for Spirit of Havana are S15 (S10 for 12 and under). Advanced sales at the Genuine Article. For infor- mation call 705-357-2468. Lindsay concert series releases schedule For its 23rd season, the Lindsay Concert Foundation has arranged a series of con- certs which may well be its best yet. This will be quite an the "Stars of Tomorrow." - The upcoming series pre- sents an interesting mix of new artists and. of favourite performers retuming to delight = audiences once achievement, as many sub- more. scribers considered last sea- son to the best so far, espe- cially the performance by The opening concert fea- tures pianist Bernardine NOW SERVING WEEKEND BREAKFAST ~~ 8am.-1 lam. * Great Children's Menu * Party Bookings * Wednesdays join us for BBQ DRUMSTICK NIGHT IIb. - $3.50 LAKESIDE LILY'S 15 Water Street, Port Perry » 905-985-3553 { NG need VOUT eh The Rotary Club of Uxbridge funds a number of local activities such as; Blood Donor Cline, The Health Seniors Thanksgiving Supper, ¢ Black Tie Yard Sale Summer Camps and various school bursaries, : In order to support these and other goodworks we need to raise money with a variety of events such as our Black Tie Yard Sale. od Stuff so we can do our Good Stuff! Please call Art at 905 852 6009 or Doc at 905 852 7493 for pick-up. y Beginnings Reading Program, Blaha. This concert is pre- ° + PLAID sented in collaboration with Piano Six, the not-for-profit touring partnership which is dedicated to bringing live This concert takes place - performances by interna- on Saturday, Oct. 20at8 p.m. tionally-renowned musicians in the Glenn Crombie to rural areas and smal towns throughout Canada. Bemardine Blaha has played throughout North America, Europe and Mexico, and recently made her solo debut in London. Campus of Sir Sandford Flemirfg College. On Saturday, Nov. 10 the foundation is proud to pre- sent celebrated violinist Angele Dubeau with La Pieta, a string ensemble of 12 of the best women musi- cians in Canada. This ensemble has been greeted with acclaim _every- where and Angele Dubeau herself has been described as "simply marvellous - a brilliant performer." It is a real coup for the foundation to obtain these artists. To book subscriptions for this outstanding series call Julie at 705-328-0587. 229 PIGEON E RD. 17 29 BisEC 6 Toronto Hotline: 416-381-8859 Kawartha Lakes , Summer Playhouse presents 'FOREVER Summer ' Playhouse 8 WE WS Ba mR wR wm a We July 12 to July 28 at the Academy Theatre I Tickets $20.50 Seniors/Students $18.50 | i Call 1-877-888-0038 . I A popular musical comedy sensation by I Stuart Ross James Raitt I EVENING AND MATINEE PERFORMANCES SS | Theatre on the Lindsay _ wan a nis RS ERG RK AN. Gn SAL SEN J ind