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wm» 6 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 20, 1995 Can you think of a name for this baby snow monkey? There's a new resident at the Northwood Exotic Animal and Buffalo Ranch near Seagrave. Born about three weeks ago, this tiny snow monkey (Japanese , Macaque) weighs less than a pound and spends much of her time clinging snugly to her mother. When full grown, shell weigh between eight and ten pounds. When not clinging to mom, the little one is learning how to climb and finding her way around the pen she shares with her mother and father. The mother is extremely protective, never letting her new baby out of her sight. This tiny little monkey has everything, except a name. The owners of Northwood are inviting the public to give her one. monkey" competiti#h take a trip to Northwood at 2192 Cookson Lane (Just off River Street in Seagrave). There are all kinds of exotic animals at the Ranch, including tigers, lions, leopards, jaguars, Arctic and timber wolves, buffalo, ostriches an2 a friendly old black bear. Northwood owner and operator Norm Phillips said last week he is planning to expand the facility in the fall to bring in a polar ~ bear, a pair of Kodiaks. Meanwhile, five timber wolf pups born this spring at Northwood are on their way to a new zoo in Tokyo, Japan. Canadian wolves are extremely popular and the little pups -- This baby snow monkey was born at Northwood Exotic Animal Get in on bass derby If you fish for bass on Lake Scugog and want to enter the Scugog Citizen Big Fish Derby, this is the last week to get yourself signed up: Friday June 23 at 8:00 PM is the deadline to enter the bass category in our Fish Derby. There are weekly prizes ($50 gift vouchers) for the largest fish entered and cash prizes for the largest fish entered over the course of the Derby which runs til early September. For registration forms and full details of the Derby, see Chuck or Marj Preston at JD Fishing and Archery, 24 Water Street in Port Perry. But remember, the deadline to enter the bass category is this coming Friday at 8:00 PM. The weekly winners in the pickerel category is Geoff are proving to be a real hit in + their.new home Northwood is open to the public seven days a week from 10 AM to 5:00 PM. For information on Ranch at Seagrave three weeks ago. The little tyke Is having lots of fun learning from mom how to climb and jump. But the baby monkey doesn't have a name. If you think you know a good name, the people at Northwood want to hear from you, See story for details. Doggett of Port Perry who entered a fish measuring 30.5 inches in length. In the muskie category, the From now until August 5, they will be accepting submissions® and they will hand out a prize to the person whose name they pick as the winning entry. If you want to submit an entry in the "name the baby snow the "name the monkey" contest, give them a call at 985-2738. Po & > )\ SCUGOG CHAMBER of COMMERCE presents PROUL,TO BE CANADIAN' ¥ ® 4 'SATURDAY, JULY 1st, 1995 PALMER PARK, on the waterfront, a Kid's Field Day, Colouring Contest, Music in the Park, and much more. Opening Ceremonies by Royal Canadian Legion, the 50th PORT PERRY Festivities start with family fun with a Spedial Pi Liberation of Europe. Spectacular fireworks display will begin at dusk. Come join us on this very special day. y of the ACTIVITIES: 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM Kids Games, Colouring Contest, Uxbridge H.S. Band, Karate Demonstration. 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM Music in the Park with - The Dear Johns Band, Port Perry Senior Jazz Band, Mr. Slumber (band), Sudden Storm (band). 7:30 PM singing 'Calling Canada' 7:45 PM Royal Canadian Legion Paradé Opening Caremonies Presentation to Veterans Fly-by Salute 9:45 PM (dusk) Fireworks The Grandview Public Schoal Choir Music til Dusk by - Burnt River Band COLLECTIONS: The Chamber of Commerce will be accepting donations to help offset the rising cost of the fireworks. PLEASE BE GENEROUS Canada Day BARBECUE by Central Seven Association from 4 to 8 PM at LATCHAM CENTRE Adults $7 Children 12 & under $4 Advance tickets available Contact Central Seven Association 985-8511 T PLEASE NOTE: The public must stay clear of the fireworks and will not be allowed near the launch site at Bird's Eye Park. Best site for viewing will be from Palmer Park. Best view for boaters will be from the South end of Lake Scugog (near the Causeway). 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Love - I The May's and The Primeau's weekly winner is Ray Desautels of Seagrave with fm fish measuring 45.5 inches. * Ray and Geoff win a gift voucher worth $50 for their efforts. Bass Series weigh-in at Goreski's on Sunday More than 150 teams are entered in the Top Bass Fishing Series on Lake Scugog this coming Sunday, June 25. Ted Gallone, who runs the series, says the format will be" live release and the team that has the top weight (five fish) will take home a cool $4,000. There -will also be cash prizes for the top 15 teams and $500 for the angler who weighs in the largest bass of the day. Gallone said the weigh-in will start about 2:30 PM at Goreski Lakeside Recreation on Scugog Island and the general public is more than welcome to come out and see the big fish being weighed. Nestle Ice Cream is the major sponsor for Top Bass Fishing Series and there are' lots of prizes to be handed out to the spectators at the weigh-in. Hector Peach and fishing partner Peter Davidson will be among the 156 entries in this event on June 25. -GRADUATION Congratulations to BRYAN ARTHUR THOMPSON son of Rick Thompson, Port Perry and * Joan (Suggitt) of Oshawa, who graduated with a Degree in Engineering Technology from DeVry Institute of Technology. Bryan is the owner of Watts-Up Car Audio / Electronics in Pickering. Love from Your Family RS Dental bills can hurt! Our \ group insurance plans for small businesses can help take the hurt out of big bills. ASK US PINE RIDGE INSURANCE MA VEE CHAMBERS of COMMERCE Group Insurance Plan'