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JULY 16-18, 2015 CLERGUE PARK SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA For more information, the: ROTARY CLUB of SAULT STE. MARIE 364 Queen St. E. · Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 1Z1 Phone: 705-945-1279 · Fax: 705-945-5228 E-mail: [email protected]

www.rotaryfest.com

A PROJECT OF THE

Presented by

SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 2015 Walk, run or roll down Queen St. and get blasted with colour! (from the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre to the Essar Centre)

INDIVIDUAL - $20

ED BY:

Includes sunglasses and a Colour Blast t-shirt.

FAMILY - $35

(for up to 5 people) Includes two t-shirts and up to 5 pairs of sunglasses.

ALL PROCEEDS TO ROTARY YOUTH CHARITIES.

REGISTRATION: Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre Friday, July 17, 12 - 6pm & Saturday, July 18, 9-10:15am

FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITY: a team, and run for your cause! Visit www.rotaryfest.com and click“Miracle Mile” for info. Registration forms can be picked up at any Community First Credit Union branch.

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ROTARYFEST ~ The Sault’s Summer Festival! that has delighted our community for 94 years! A Booster Button is your way of investing in ROTARYFEST, so that the Sault community can enjoy the summer festival that we deserve. AND WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF A BUTTON, you will receive a cool glow-in-the-dark product OR a coupon for a free pop/water!!! Booster buttons will be available at the Rotary Club office and on the grounds during the festival! Generously ed by

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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In conjunction with the

CONTINUOUS FREE ENTERTAINMENT at CLERGUE PARK

JULY 16-18, 2015 Stage Director: Shaun Antler · Stage Manager: Valerie Pluss Assistant Stage Director: Chelsie Parayko

THURSDAY, JULY 16 - 6:00pm -11:00pm 6:00pm - The Bob Jenkins Band

9:00pm - Flathead Ford

(Easy Listening Jazz) The Bob Jenkins Band has been performing favourite jazz standards for 40 years. Led by Bob Jenkins, who has been performing for 60 years, the band has performed at many locations throughout Algoma, most notably ROTARYFEST and the Sault Symphony’s Beer, Bratwurst & Beethoven.

(50’s & 60’s Rock n’ Roll Oldies) Cool Cars, Flames and Rock n’ Roll... Flathead Ford pays tribute to the days of early Rock n’ Roll and makes no bones that we play every song full throttle. : Bill “Big Bopper” Webb, Roger “Sticks” Nenonen, Scott “The Hot Rod Kid” Kennedy.

7:00pm - Crossroad

10:00pm - Coverfly

(Country) Music that catches your ear! Music that brings back memories! Music that entertains you in every way! Music that moves you! Crossroad features the talents of Jeff Ringler, Pete Cooper, Marcel Vanlaneghen and Ron Koski.

(Classic Rock Party Tunes) Coverfly plays classic rock party tunes from the 60’s through to today. This band plays weddings, stag & does, local drinking holes, and volunteers for many benefits in the Sault Ste. Marie area. : John Delorenzi, Paul Gabrylewicz, Bryan Brown, Mario Naccarato, Janet Brown, Paul Glassford.

8:00pm - Larry Tschekalin - Elvis Tribute (Elvis Presley Music) Larry Tschekalin is an Award Winning “Elvis Tribute Artist”. He has been performing his tribute to the King, “One Night With You”, professionally for approximately 10 years. Larry enjoys bringing raw energy to his show and feeding off the crowd’s energy as well.

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Stage 1 sponsored by: Partially funded by:

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

In conjunction with the

FRIDAY, JULY 17 - 6:00pm -11:30pm 6:00pm - Obsession

9:00pm - Summer Thunder

(Classic Rock & Country) Are you a little bit Country, A little bit Classic Rock? Like Dancing? Then Obsession is your kind of band! This band has been entertaining audiences for 11 years. You won’t want to miss them! Band : Valerie Powley, Jim Michaud, Alex Trecroce, and Steve Porco. Special Guest: Alandra Brooks.

(Country & Southern Rock) Summer Thunder took the local music scene by storm in 2011 and has been rockin’ bars and festivals ever since! Brendan Hodgson, Leah Hodgson, Maddy Foggia and Len Legacy play a wide variety of music, including old & new country as well as southern and 80’s rock ‘n’ roll.

7:00pm - Griphook

10:00pm - That’s Chester

(New & Classic Rock) Griphook continues to entertain crowds throughout the region. As an established hard rock band for almost three years, this quartet is guaranteed to please any audience. Band : Joel Syrette, Dan Beaupré, Brian Oja, and Tony Fabiano.

(Classic Rock) Classic Rock at its best by five local musicians who’ve been together for over 10 years. Audiences are never disappointed. This year, That’s Chester will feature music by The Who’ s “T ommy.” This amazing Rock Opera will be performed with a full cast at the Mill Square Machine Shop November 4-8, 2015. : Greg Simpson, Gabe Tessaro, Eugene Orlando, Aubrey Falls, and Ric Datson.

8:00pm - Mid Life Crysis (Classic Rock) Mid Life Crysis plays a repertoire of 60’s to 80’s music. Bob Seger to BTO, MLC is sure to please a wide audience until their primary goal of having fun is reached. Band : Lori Reinholtz, Dan Hodgson, Len Legacy & David Kettles.

Stage 1 sponsored by:

Partially funded by:

3rd ANNUAL

At 4 AWARD-WINNING BBQ TEAMS ‘SMOKE IT OUT’

THURS., JULY 16 - SAT., JULY 18 12 NOON - 10:00 PM

JACK THE RIBBER SILVER BULLET BBQ ROUTE 55 KENTUCKY SMOKEHOUSE SEE PAGE 14 FOR MORE DETAILS Help the recycling efforts! Bring your own plate & utensils!

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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Stage 1 sponsored by: In conjunction with the

SATURDAY, JULY 18 1:00pm -12:15am

Partially funded by:

1:00pm - Mourning Wood

6:00pm - The Big Waltz

2:00pm - Long Shot

7:00pm - Mustang Heart

(Rock & Country) Playing good tunes for the bars in Sault Ste. Marie. Mourning Wood’s music range is quite large, covering anything from country to hard rock. Check them out! : Terry Eaton, Steven Flint and TJ Case. Special Guests: Mark Tarantini and Jeff McNeice. (Rock/Folk Rock) Long Shot is a band of rockin’ brothers with BIG guitars, BIG harmonies, and BIG sound! Their music features something for everyone, from 60’s folk rock to 90’s alternative. : Evan Dawe, Adam Dawe, Jeremy Ganuelas and Nathan Muto.

3:00pm - Paul DellaVedova

(Southern Rock & Blues) Paul DellaVedova is a hard rocking bluesman who has opened for such acts as Edgar Winter, Alana Miles and Trooper. They are sure to lay down some scorching hot Southern Rock numbers with high energy and a feel that is undeniable. Don’t miss this show! Other Band : Rick DellaVedova, Gerry Busa, and Peter Cooper.

4:00pm - Beaumont Avenue

(Rock) Described as Buckcherry with a little bit of Guns & Roses, Beaumont Avenue has been rocking crowds hard since they formed in 2012. Opening for acts such as Airborne, Randy Bachman and Honeymoon Suite, this is one rock act you don’t want to miss. : Mike Gaetano, Steven Flint, Mitchell Sirie and Ben Boudreau.

5:00pm - Domina

(Rock) Long ago, in The House of Rockinatus, Shirella, Terentia, Floriana, Priscilla and Valeria were rulers with special powers who possessed musicianship and the power of the female voice. They bonded together to form “Domina”. : Tracey Hilderley, Lori Reinholz, Patricia Palarchio, Shirley Kominos and Valerie Powley.

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(Classic 60’s & 70’s) The Big Waltz is a Tribute Show that performs the iconic Band’s Classics - The Weight, Cripple Creek, The Shape I’m In and more from the film ‘The Last Waltz’. An energizing show! : Rusty McCarthy, Mark Gough, Doug Wilde, Cody McMillan, Britta Wolfert, Guy Smith and Jeff Hinich. (Classic Rock) Mustang Heart’s diverse backgrounds allow them to perform endless types of music from rock to country, blues to pop. Marcie & Dama Chindamo, Lorenzo Fabbri, Vito Tassone and John Muise make up a combined 50 years of experience. Along with their ion and energy, they have been entertaining local crowds for years.

8:30pm - Fleetwood Nicks

(Rock) Fleetwood Nicks portrays Fleetwood Mac with an incredible authenticity. Back by seasoned professionals, it is definitely a show you will not want to miss. Exploring material from Rumours to Stevie Nicks’ solo work to Tom Petty/Stevie Nicks hits as well. This show exudes Stevie’s mystique and charm in a stunning recreation of one of the world’s most popular groups of the 70’s and one that plays an important part of rock history.

9:30pm - Practically Petty

(Rock) Tom Petty Tribute Band, Practically Petty have been mesmerizing audiences throughout Canada since forming in the Fall of 2009. Every performance is true to the spirit and essence of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The Tom Petty look and sound. Their extensive song catacludes all of Petty’s hits with the Heartbreakers as well as his solo work and other side projects like The Traveling Wilburys. If you love Tom Petty, this is the show for you.

10:45pm - Thin Ice

(Country Rock) Growing stronger every year, Thin Ice is now one of Northern Ontario’s most sought after Country Rock bands. They are currently writing songs for their debut studio album. : Nathan Albidone, Robin Lee, Mark Oliverio, Anthony Fabiano, and Kyle Brock.

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

Saturday, July 18th 1:00 pm - 8:00 pm Clergue Park south by the Art Gallery Free ission Media sponsor: 1:00pm - The Boothill Crooners Brothers, Sheldon and Marshall Jaaskelainen and guitarist Dave Bahun bring a high energy alternative folk music show featuring original songs from their new debut self-titled album, and cover songs that include Tom Waits, The Beatles and Bob Dylan.

2:00pm - The Wild Iris Atmospheric and mercurial, The Wild Iris combine elements of rock, blues, and classical music to create a unique blend of sound. Each member has unique musical influences that come together with a wide variety of covers and originals. This band has a sound that will keep you wanting more!

3:00pm - Aldous One of the Sault’s newest and hottest alternative rock pop bands! : Nick Luck (Aldous) vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards. Shane Storozuk: lead guitar. Mikaela Murtonen: keyboards, backing vocals, piano. Brenden Fitzgerald: bass. Mitch Harris: drums, percussion.

4:00pm - Stereo North Stereo North is one of the newest Rock bands to form in Sault Ste Marie. In a sea of prog, new wave and indie rock, Stereo North aims to make waves by unleashing unadulterated rock and roll. Come watch Stereo North rock on and rock out.

Presented by Stage Director: Chelsie Parayko

PLUS! - DJ Seith and CONiKA 2:50-3:00pm; 3:50-4:00pm; 4:50-5:00pm Get down to the hip-hop sounds of DJ Seith & CONiKA. With hotly anticipated summer releases, their combination of classic party rock techniques and soul-searching thought bombs create an unforgettable live show you won’t want to miss.

5:00pm - Caroline Divine We are Caroline Divine. Bringing pomp and circumstance back to rock and roll. The soundtrack to every crazy party. A rock and roll band from Sault Ste. Marie, Canada consisting of Brenden Fitzgerald, Devin Williamson, and Anthony Marcello. Bringing back the sound of summer nights, long car rides, and 70’s debauchery.

6:00pm - The Pixo Control Our fuzzy, little rock band is about fusing emotion, ion, and sarcasm all into one big ball of what is called our music. We make the music that combines distortion and chaos with the pop-melodic/melancholic vibes that taste even better than candy. We’re not schizophrenic, but these are the sounds in our heads.

7:00pm - Gnæus There ain’t no more disco but you still gotta dance. They shot Lennon, the man stole punk, grunge grew up and now your grandma raps. We’re all living on borrowed time: before the oceans take their revenge let’s rock out one more time, baby.

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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HOMENIUK RIDES INC.

provides all the ACTION for the YOUNG and YOUNG-AT-HEART!

NORTH CIVIC CENTRE GREEN SPACE Wednesday, July 15: 5:00pm - 10:00pm Thursday, July 16: 2:00pm - 10:00pm Friday, July 17: 2:00pm - 11:00pm Saturday, July 18: 12 noon - Midnight

PAY ONE PRICE EACH DAY:

$30.00 per person gets unlimited rides

ROTARY RC RACERS

Presented by

Rowswell Park

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Thursday, July 16: 4:00pm to 8:00pm Friday, July 17: 12 noon to 8:00pm Saturday, July 18: 12 noon to 8:00pm $5.00

FOR 5 MINUTES

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Lots of fun - all ages - bring the kids! Enjoy the races - test your skill!

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

94th ANNUAL ROTARY COMMUNITY DAY PARADE Presented by:

Theme: SATURDAY, JULY 18th - 11:00 am Queen Street East

Billed as the largest parade in Northern Ontario, the 94th ANNUAL ROTARY COMMUNITY DAY PARADE promises to be full of colour and highly entertaining. Music will abound from floats and marching bands. The parade begins in front of the Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre at Pim and Bay Streets. It goes north on Pim for one block, then turns left onto Queen Street East and continues until the intersection of Queen & Gore Streets.

US FOR

Featuring these tremendous marching bands: • Newman Navy League Cadet Corp #30 • Royal Canadian Legion Drum and Trumpet Band • Pipes and Drums of the 49th Field Regiment • Blue Saints Drum and Bugle Corps

N! Unable to us on the parade route? PRE-PARADE FU am 10:30am - 11:00 Tune into for the broadcast.

Cable Channel 10 IN PRE-SELECTED BLOCKS Wed, July 22; Wed, July 29; Sat/Sun, July 25/26 & Aug 1/2 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm

TO ORDER YOUR TICKET BY PHONE, CALL the ROTARY OFFICE: 705-945-1279

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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STATION MALL PUTT for PRIZES Clergue Park Thursday, July 16: 4:30pm to 8:00pm Friday, July 17: 4:30pm to 8:00pm Saturday, July 18: 1:00pm to 8:00pm Sponsored by:

THE MERCHANTS OF

ONLY

$1.00 All who sink a hole-in-one qualify for the final putt-off on Saturday night. All children who sink their putt receive a small prize instantly! You could win one of these great prizes: - FIRST PLACE: TaylorMade golf bag (valued over $200) - SECOND PLACE: Station Mall Gift card (value: $100) - 31 OTHER TOP FINISHERS: Station Mall Gift cards Help the recycling efforts! Bring your own plate & utensils!

MAP of the GROUNDS

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Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

2015 SCHEDULE DATE/TIME EVENT NAME Wednesday, July 15 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm ROTARYFEST Midway

SPONSOR

LOCATION

FEE

Civic Centre north green space

PAY ONE PRICE $30 (cash)

Civic Centre north green space Clergue Park

PAY ONE PRICE $30 (cash) $1.00 per putt (cash) $5 for 5 minutes (cash) $5.00 per person per day ($3 per child after 6 pm) $3.75 (tokens required) priced per wrap (tokens required) Free

Thursday, July 16 2:00 - 10:00 pm

ROTARYFEST Midway

4:30 - 8:00 pm

Station Mall Putt for Prizes

Station Mall

4:00 - 8:00 pm

Rotary RC Racers

noon - 8:00 pm

Inflatable Park

Sault RC Car Club Rowswell Park ed by: Maitland Ford Lincoln Ltd. Rowswell Park

1:00 - 8:00 pm

Face Painting

Clergue Park south

noon - 8:00 pm

Hair Wrapping

Clergue Park south

noon - 8:00 pm PlayZone noon - 6:00 pm noon - 6:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm 1:00 - 4:00 pm noon - 7:00 pm noon - 7:00 pm

Water Floor

Clergue Park south

Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park Civic Centre north parking lot noon - 10:00 pm Ribfest Clergue Park noon - 10:00 pm Pino’s Wagon Clergue Park noon - 8:00 pm Fresh lemonade and ice cream Clergue Park 5:00 - 10:00 pm Rotary Food Court Clergue Park north STAGE 1 Clergue Park north 6:00 - 11:00 pm The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation Emcee: Jeff McNeice and the Department of Canadian Heritage 6:00 PM The Bob Jenkins Band 7:00 PM Crossroad 8:00 PM Tribute to Elvis Presley - Larry Tschekalin 9:00 PM Flathead Ford 10:00 PM Coverfly Friday, July 17 noon - 6:00 pm ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Community First Canadian Bushplane Colour Blast pre-registration Credit Union Find out how to win 2 Porter system es! 2:00 pm - 11:00 pm ROTARYFEST Midway Civic Centre north green space 4:30 - 8:00 pm Station Mall Putt for Prizes Station Mall Clergue Park noon - 8:00 pm

Toddler Play Area Red Cross Teddy Bear Surgical Unit Big Paintings Giant Chess Pony Rides Rock-N-Horse Stables Flower Art Tessallations Decorate your own shield Decorate a paddle ball game Design a top hat Water bottle trees Algoma Public Health “Busy Box” Metis Nation C.S.T. Inspired Minds Dress Up Booth MNR Forest Fire Safety SSM Innovation Centre ROTARYFEST Graffiti Wall Fun Games/Contests Vendors Ram Guts and Glory Tour

Rotary RC Racers

Sault RC Car Club Rowswell Park ed by: Maitland Ford Lincoln Ltd.

Free Free Free Free $5 (cash only) Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free (cash) (cash) (tokens required) (tokens required) (tokens required) Free

PAY ONE PRICE $30 (cash) $1.00 per putt (cash) $5 for 5 minutes (cash)

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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DATE/TIME EVENT NAME Friday, July 17 (continued) noon - 8:00 pm Inflatable Park

SPONSOR

LOCATION

FEE

Rowswell Park

$5.00 per person per day ($3 per child after 6 pm) $3.75 (tokens required) priced per wrap (tokens required) Free Free

1:00 - 8:00 pm

Face Painting

Clergue Park south

noon - 8:00 pm

Hair Wrapping

Clergue Park south

noon - 8:00 pm 2:00 - 4:00 pm PlayZone noon - 6:00 pm noon - 6:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm 1:00 - 4:00 pm noon - 10:00 pm 2:00 pm noon - 10:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm 5:00 - 11:00 pm STAGE 1 6:00 - 11:30 pm Emcee: Jeff McNeice 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 10:00 PM Saturday, July 18 9:00 -10:15 am

Water Floor Paint and Play

Centennial Library

Main Library

Toddler Play Area Red Cross Teddy Bear Surgical Unit Big Paintings Giant Chess Pony Rides Rock-N-Horse Stables Flower Art Tessallations Decorate your own shield Decorate a paddle ball game Design a top hat Water bottle trees Algoma Public Health “Busy Box” Metis Nation C.S.T. Inspired Minds Dress Up Booth MNR Forest Fire Safety SSM Innovation Centre ROTARYFEST Graffiti Wall Fun Games/Contests Ribfest Ribfest Judging Pino’s Wagon Fresh lemonade and ice cream Rotary Food Court

Obsession Griphook Mid Life Crysis Summer Thunder That’s Chester

Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park Clergue Park Clergue Park Clergue Park south Clergue Park north Clergue Park north The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation and the Department of Canadian Heritage

noon - 11:00 pm

ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Community First Colour Blast registration Credit Union Find out how to win 2 Porter system es! ROTARYFEST Miracle Mile Community First “Colour Blast” Credit Union Pre-Parade Fun! Michael’s 94th annual Rotary Brookfield Community Day Parade Theme: Great Books ROTARYFEST Midway

1:00 - 8:00 pm

Station Mall Putt for Prizes

Station Mall

noon - 8:00 pm

Rotary RC Racers

1:00 - 6:00 pm

Inflatable Park

Sault RC Car Club Rowswell Park ed by: Maitland Ford Lincoln Ltd. Rowswell Park

1:00 - 6:00 pm

Face Painting

Clergue Park south

noon - 6:00 pm

Hair Wrapping

Clergue Park south

noon - 6:00 pm

Water Floor

10:35 am 10:30 am 11:00 am

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Free Free Free Free $5 (cash only) Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free (cash) (tokens required) (tokens required) (tokens required) Free

Canadian Bushplane Canadian Bushplane Fees apply Queen Street East Queen Street East

Free Fees apply

Civic Centre north green space Clergue Park

PAY ONE PRICE $30 (cash) $1.00 per putt (cash) $5 for 5 minutes (cash) $5.00 per person per day $3.75 (tokens required) priced per wrap (tokens required) Free

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

DATE/TIME EVENT NAME SPONSOR Saturday, July 18 (continued) noon - 2:00 pm Come Play With Us Centennial Library Challenge one of our storybook characters to a fun game on the outside lawn. Free, drop in activities. PlayZone noon - 6:00 pm Toddler Play Area noon - 6:00 pm Red Cross Teddy Bear Surgical Unit noon - 6:00 pm Big Paintings noon - 6:00 pm Giant Chess noon - 6:00 pm Pony Rides Rock-N-Horse Stables noon - 6:00 pm Flower Art noon - 6:00 pm Tessallations noon - 6:00 pm Decorate your own shield noon - 6:00 pm Decorate a paddle ball game noon - 6:00 pm Design a top hat noon - 6:00 pm Water bottle trees noon - 6:00 pm Algoma Public Health “Busy Box” noon - 6:00 pm Metis Nation noon - 6:00 pm C.S.T. Inspired Minds Dress Up Booth noon - 6:00 pm MNR Forest Fire Safety noon - 6:00 pm SSM Innovation Centre noon - 6:00 pm ROTARYFEST Graffiti Wall noon - 6:00 pm Fun Games/Contests noon - 4:00 pm Art Gallery of Algoma Kids Activities Clay It Forward - we’ll have all the clay materials and lots of fun! noon - 10:00 pm Ribfest noon - 10:00 pm Pino’s Wagon noon - 8:00 pm Fresh lemonade and ice cream 1:00 - 11:00 pm Rotary Food Court

LOCATION

FEE

Outside the Main Library

Free

Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Clergue Park south Outside of Art Gallery

Free Free Free Free $5 (cash only) Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free

Clergue Park Clergue Park Clergue Park south Clergue Park north

(cash) (tokens required) (tokens required) (tokens required)

STAGE 2 REDIRECTED 1:00 - 8:00 pm Stage Director: Chelsie Parayko 1:00 PM The Boothill Crooners 2:00 PM Wild Iris 2:50-3:00 PM DJ Seith and CONiKA 3:00 PM Aldous 3:50-4:00 PM DJ Seith and CONiKA 4:00 PM Stereo North 4:50-5:00 PM DJ Seith and CONiKA 5:00 PM Caroline Divine 6:00 PM The Pixo Control 7:00 PM Gnaeus

Clergue Park south Agero by Art Gallery Media sponsor: Village Media

STAGE 1 1:00 - 12:15 pm Emcee: Jeff McNeice 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:30 PM 10:45 PM 11:45 PM

Clergue Park north Free The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation and the Department of Canadian Heritage

Mourning Wood Long Shot Paul DellaVedova Beaumont Avenue Domina “The Big Waltz” - a Last Waltz Concert Tribute Mustang Heart “Fleetwood Nicks” - a Fleetwood Mac Tribute “Practically Petty” - a Tom Petty Tribute Thin Ice ROTARYFEST “Take Your Pick” Draw

Free

STAGE 1

Proceeds to Physically Disabled Children & Community Service

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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THANK YOU! would not be possible without the Outstanding and Generous of our Corporate Sponsors and Partners!

Associate Sponsors:

ing Sponsors:

Media Sponsors:

Government Partners:

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Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

THANK YOU to the following individuals and businesses that through their purchase of a ROTARYFEST hip, are making our community festival possible!

PREFERRED

ASSOCIATE

Arthur Funeral Home and Cremation Centre George Stone & Sons Inc. Maione Collectables The Marconi Club

Algoma Insurance Brokers Ltd. Algoma Office Equipment And Son Contracting Avery Construction Limited Bennardo Jewellers Ltd. Bob Dionisi & Sons Charles Cliffe Delta Sault Ste. Marie Downtown Association Dumanski Office Interiors Ellwood Robinson Limited Elstrong Management Ltd. EPOH ERGO Office Plus Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Sault Ste. Marie Giovanni’s Family Restaurant Hess Jewellers Jade Wellness KPMG LLP Lucidia Ltd. Maple Leaf Motors MicroAge Mike Moore Construction Ltd. North Star Brokers Inc. North Star Travel and Tours Paesano Foods Parkway Cleaners Rome’s Independent Grocer Sandro’s Family Restaurant Sault Ste. Marie Airport Development Corporation Second Hand World Shaw Milling Sims Custom Countertops SK Group Inc. Soo Overhead Doors Inc./ Superior 7 Advertising Spadoni’s Furniture Appliances & Mattress Gallery Storey Home Furniture Subway Sun Kwong Restaurant Topline Electric & Plumbing Traders Steel Warehouse Ltd.

BENEFACTOR Dawson & Keenan Insurance Ltd. Lafarge Canada NORPRO Company PUC Services Top Hat Billiards / Smokey’s BBQ Pit United Steelworkers of America, Local 2724

PATRON Alfano Bros. Auto Body Ltd. Construction Equipment Co. (Sault) Inc. Glass Employees Ltd. Healthgear Medical & Safety Inc. Henderson Metal Fabricating Company Ltd. Holiday Inn Express Hollow Metal & Architectural Hardware Ltd. Lyons TIM-BR Mart Mio’s Furniture Fashions Muio’s Restaurant O’Neill Delorenzi Mendes Barristers & Solicitors Palmer Construction Group Inc. Quality Inn & Suites Bay Front Soo Mill and Lumber West Side Café Your Place, Jon

TO ORDER YOUR TICKET BY PHONE, CALL the ROTARY OFFICE: 705-945-1279

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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3rd ANNUAL

THURSDAY, JULY 16 SATURDAY, JULY 18 12 NOON - 10:00 PM 4 award-winning BBQ teams ‘smoke it out’ for top honors at ROTARYFEST! As well as fall-off-the-bone delish ribs and BBQ chicken, enjoy pulled pork and side dishes of baked beans and coleslaw! Then vote for your favourite! Help the recycling efforts! Bring your own plate & utensils!

PRESENT THIS COUPON to any 4 award-winning BBQ teams and receive $3.00 off your purchase of ribs (Thursday before 5PM only). OR go to rotaryfest.com and print the online coupon.

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Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

ROTARY FOOD COURT Clergue Park North Thursday, July 16: 5:00pm to 10:00pm Friday, July 17: 5:00pm to 11:00pm Saturday, July 18: 1:00pm to 11:00pm

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Perogies/Sausage Sausage on a Bun Meat Ball Sub Chicken & wine sauce Grilled Vegetables Hamburger Hot Dog TOKENS Pizza REQUIRED Pop/Water

Pizza/pop/chips available to be purchased everyday starting at 12 noon.

FRESH

LEMONADE and ICE CREAM Clergue Park Thursday/Friday/Saturday: 12 noon to 8:00pm Operated by The Summit

TOKENS REQUIRED

WAGON

Clergue Park Thursday/Friday/Saturday: 12 noon to 10:00pm Featuring Pino’s sausages, Schneider’s jumbo hot dogs, pop & water.

TOKENS REQUIRED

All proceeds from Pino’s Wagon go to the Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie.

REDUCE GARBAGE INITIATIVE at

Our thanks to:

Help us to prolong the life of the landfill! Use the blue and yellow boxes on the festival grounds. Give your recyclables on the parade route to the Waste Diversion staff at the end of the parade. Plates, cutlery and cups on the festival grounds are compostable! Place them in the specially-marked collection cans. Place food scraps in the specially-marked collection cans.

for processing the organic waste

ed by

City of Sault Ste. Marie Waste Diversion for the leadership, staffing, and equipment

Help the recycling efforts! Bring your own plate & utensils!

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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Rotary is an organization of professional and business leaders, united worldwide, which provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the world. In our community, we are proud of our accomplishments over the years serving the needs of physically challenged children and many other youth projects. We will continue to look to ways of assisting people here and around the world to help them create a better life for themselves, their families, and their communities. The Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie thanks you for your continued of its many projects.

The Easter Seals Connection Since 1923, the Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie has adopted Easter Seals and the over 40 children, youth and young adults in the area with physical disabilities as the club’s primary charitable mandate. The Club is in partnership with Easter Seals to present three of the Society’s signature events in the Sault. Recipient of the 2015 Easter Seals Yvonne Alexander Award, their highest honour!

The Annual Easter Seals Telethon Favourite personalities showcase how Easter Seals helps local and area children with disabilities better cope with their daily lives. The society purchases equipment needed for mobility and communication, assists in sending kids to specialized summer camps, provides travel grants for out of town medical appointments and provides information and resources for their families.

Snowarama Originally called the “Whipper Watson Snowarama for Timmy,” the first run was held in 1975. Successful from the first year, the Sault Ste. Marie ride has earned the distinction of being the top fundraising Snowarama in the province several times.

Change For Change (formerly Penny Power) Every winter the public assists schools in the district to donate coins on behalf of Easter Seals children. Over $17,000 was raised in 2015!

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Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

Rotary Programs, Community Events and Bell Celebrity Skate & Swim Participants gather a minimum of $25 in pledges and come together at the John Rhodes Community Centre to skate with the Greyhounds and/or free swim. 2015 date: November 10, 6:00 - 9:00 pm

Presented by

Rotary Battle of the Sections This fun event is held early in the year at a Greyhound game. Donations are tracked by section and prizes are awarded to each person in the section that collects the most.

ROTARYFEST - The Sault’s Summer Festival

is held on the third weekend of July every year. For three days and nights Clergue Park is the place for family fun and live entertainment throughout the day and evening. Kids love the games and activities in the Tenaris PlayZone area. The midway, food court, ribfest, and face painters are always favourites. Saturday kicks off with the Rotary Community Day Parade and ends with the “Take Your Pick” Car Draw, a major fundraiser for the club.

The ROTARYFEST “Take Your Pick” Draw is more than just a Car Draw. For over 40 local children with disabilities: - It’s mobility for those who can’t walk - It’s a voice where there is no voice - It’s independence ROTARYFEST “Take Your Pick” Car Draw is a draw with a purpose. It’s Rotary at work in our community. Please buy a ticket to Rotary. For only $20, you can make a difference in children’s lives. Tickets are available at most lottery outlets – 16,000 tickets printed.

Rotary Santa Claus Parade The official kick-off to the Christmas season, the parade takes place under twinkling holiday lights and attracts more than 7,000 spectators.

Rotary Regional Science Fair

Presented by

The fair is open to students from Grades 7-12. There are awards and prizes for the top project in each of 6 categories. The top two projects attend the Canada Wide Science Fair. Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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Rotary Programs, Community Events and (continued)

The Rotary Sports Awards Dinner This event is held yearly in June to honour our local male high school athletes highlighted by the presentation of the H.P. Broughton Memorial Trophy.

The Children’s Rehabilitation Centre - Algoma The club sponsored the creation of a treatment centre for children with special needs in 1952. The centre has gone through many changes over the years, and the club continues to it. The centre now assists 500 clients and employs 44 staff. Since 2007, the club has donated $60,000.00.

Sault Area Hospital Donation of $100,000.00

International Service Youth Exchange Each September, The Rotary Club of Sault Ste. Marie in unison with the Sault North Rotary Club work closely with area high schools to accept applications for this program. Applicants must meet the age requirements and be in the top 50% of their class. Students depart in the summer for about eleven months. Inbound students are hosted in our community for the same period of time. Students from all over the world have had their horizons broadened and their lives enriched through the generosity of this program which involves more than 50 countries and over 8,000 students each year.

Fight Against Polio Overall, remarkable progress has been achieved in the fight against polio. Since 1988, the number of polio cases has been reduced from 350,000 a year to fewer than 700 cases in 2011. The Americas were declared free from polio in 1994, the Western Pacific region in 2000, and Europe in 2002. A highly infectious disease, polio still strikes children mainly under the age of five in parts of Africa and South Asia. Polio can cause paralysis and sometimes death. There is no cure for polio, but for as little as 60 cents worth of oral vaccine, a child can be protected from the disease for life. Rotary, a humanitarian service organization with nearly 34,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas, made polio eradication its top priority in 1985. Rotary has since contributed US $1.2 billion, and its have logged countless volunteer hours to help immunize more than two billion children in 122 countries.

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Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

HAIR WRAPPING

TOKENS REQUIRED

Clergue Park South

Thursday, July 16: 12 noon to 8:00pm Friday, July 17: 12 noon to 8:00pm Saturday, July 18: 12 noon to 6:00pm

PRICED PER WRAP

Accessorize your hair with colorful designs made with thread and beads. Local artists will add flair to your hair! Priced by length and difficulty of wrap.

FACE PAINTING Clergue Park South

TOKENS REQUIRED

$3.75 VALUE

Thursday, July 16: 1:00pm to 8:00pm Friday, July 17: 1:00pm to 8:00pm Saturday, July 18: 1:00pm to 6:00pm

INFLATABLES

$5.00

Rowswell Park

Thursday, July 16: 12 noon to 8:00pm Friday, July 17: 12 noon to 8:00pm Saturday, July 18: 12 noon to 6:00pm

PER PERSON PER DAY

$3.00

PER PERSON AFTER 6PM

Fun air-filled activities for all ages!

WATER FLOOR Clergue Park

FREE!

Thursday, July 16: 12 noon to 8:00pm Friday, July 17: 12 noon to 8:00pm Saturday, July 18: 12 noon to 6:00pm Youth up to 12 years of age. BRING YOUR SUITS! Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

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Fun! Creative! Interactive! - and for the Whole Family! Thursday, July 16 and Friday, July 17: 12 noon – 8:00 pm Saturday, July 18: 12 noon – 6:00 pm Big Paintings: Using paint, create your own masterpiece that is already framed! Free Flower and Creature Art: A garden of giant flowers and creatures are just waiting for you to add the colour! Free Water Bottle Trees: Create spectacular trees with painted water bottles! Free Giant Chess: Learn to play chess on a huge scale! Free Tessellations: Help create a colourful bird puzzle display! Free Toddler Area: Full of fun activities for the wee ones. Free Graffiti Wall: Get creative and help create a huge community graffiti wall! Free Three Craft Areas: All Free - Decorate your own shield - Decorate a paddle ball game - Design a top hat Fun Games/Contests: All sorts of wacky activities to win prizes! (runs 1:00-4:00pm each day) Free Pony Rides: Operated by Rock-N-Horse Stables. $5.00 per ride (CASH ONLY) Algoma Public Health “Busy Box”: Fun activities to get kids moving! Free Metis Nation: Educational Games and Activities presented by the Nation of Ontario’s Summer Youth Cultural Program. Free

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Teddy Bear Surgical Unit: Bring your injured stuffed animals for some tender, loving care istered by the volunteers at the Red Cross. Noon-6pm each day. Free C.S.T. Inspired Minds Dress Up Booth: Dress up and have your picture taken as what you want to be when you grow up! Free MNR Forest Fire Safety: Check out the pump truck and backpack pumps, see hose demonstrations and catch up with Smokey the Bear! Free Sault Ste. Marie Innovation Centre: Complete a problem solving and creative thinking obstacle course! Free The SSM Public Library presents FRIDAY: Paint & Play from 2-4 pm outside of the library. Free, drop in. SATURDAY: Come play with us from noon2pm. Challenge one of our storybook characters to a fun game on the outside lawn. Free, drop in activities.

The Art Gallery of Algoma presents SATURDAY: ‘Clay it Forward’ from noon-4pm with Sandra Hodge Clay & Educational Arts Studio. Clay it Forward is a community based arts event that brings non-artists together at a community table to engage in a clay activity. We’ll have all the clay materials and lots of fun!

Phone: 705-945-1279 · e-mail: [email protected] · www.rotaryfest.com

JULY 16-18, 2015 Clergue Park south

*NOTE: Prizes may not be exactly as shown.

1-2015

1-2015 Mustang

Convertible

3.7L V6

Lariat 4X4 Supercrew From Maitland Ford Lincoln Ltd.

Prize Value: $113,455.34

1-2015

Encore AWD

1-2015 Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab From Prouse Chev Buick GMC Cadillac Ltd.

DRAW DATE:

Prize Value: $111,534.35

SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015

ONLY ONE PRIZE TO BE AWARDED.

11:45 pm at Clergue Park

16,000 Tickets Printed • Licence #7283

TICKETS: TICKETS AVAILABLE AT MOST LOTTERY OUTLETS