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A] wp-$6 -- Scugog Citizen -- Wed = day, May 26, 1993 Poker Run on Scugog Plans are underway for the 1993 Lake Scugog Poker Run for CRarity to be held this summer on August 21. The Poker Run is being organized again by Ron Perrier and his wife Lin. Ron told the Citizen last week the emphasis is strictly on fun for the entire family. "There is no speed involved. This is not a race," he said at .Goreski's Marina where he keeps his 31 foot cruiser, "Totally Quackers." He is aiming to attract 75 cruisers and houseboats for this year's run (last year, there were 50) and says already there is kéen interest among boat owners on Lake Scugog. It's open to boats 22' and over, equipped with a head." The Poker Run will involve five stops on Lake Scugog (Port GRAIN Market Report Prices quoted at market 'closing Monday. Board Prices includes basis price. $/ $/Metric Bushel Tonne Old Corn 2.71" 106.68 New Corn 2.73 107.47 Old Soys 7.34 269.68 New Soys 6.98 256.46 Old Canola 286.00 New Canola 274.00 Prices supplied courtesy of W.G. THOMPSON & SONS LIMITED R.R. 1, Bethany Hwy. 7A & 35 Perry Marina, West Shore 4 Anglers Assoc. to assist with Marina, Port Perry cht Club, Scugog Island Marina and Gofeski"s where, the run will end at 4:00 BM) ' At each stop, thé boaters will get a playing card and the best poker hand at the end of the day wins a $100 cash prize. Ron says the five stops on the lake should take the boaters about five hours, travelling at a "very leisurely pace." The event will wind up with a family bar-b-q at Goreski"s Marina starting at. 4:00 PM. Ron and Lin dre hoping the Poker Run will raise $3,000 for Camp Oochigeas on Lake Roussea which provides summer camp experiences for «children with cancer and related illnesses. There is a registration fee of $35 per vessel (includes captain, first mate and one child under 12) For each additional person, there is another $5. The registration fee provides the bar:b-q dinner, free pop and a chance to win all kinds of interesting prizes donated by numerous sponsors. Last year, when Ron and Lin organized the first Poker Run on Lake Scugog, the event generated $1100 which was, turned over to the Scugog the clean-up efforts around the lake. The event ppoved yery popular last summer and Ron says there is already plenty of interest in the August 21 date, even though it's still a couple of month away. "We have the registration forms ready. flow and people should get in on this early or they could be disappointed," he said, adding that the maximum number of boats is 75. * For more information get in touch with Ron or Lin at 433- 2190 or see them in person at Slip 62 at Goreski's Marina. 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This session will be slightly . different, as acting students will work with beginner directors, all supervised by Foote. "Mére work from a script is what I want to do, to place the actor's in a production atmosphere in order to give them a clear idea of what both acting and being in a play is all about," explains Foote. Foote will accept thirty actors/actresses, and is looking for five directors. The workshop begins Tuesday, June 8 at 7:30 in the Masonic Hall, running till July 13. Cost for the session' is $60.00, open to all interested aged 13-80. To register you must call 985:0611. Don't miss out! ¢ Sizing Summer Sale *® Come and take advantage of « Tire Disposal » Alignment Check our super sale on BF GOODRICH RADIALS EE, 275xB0SR15 T. 255x80SR15 T R15 T. 235x60SR15 T 215x85SR15 T. 195x60SR14 TA. 215x60SR14 T. USED TIRES from $20.00 INSTALLED AND BALANCED Dealer For Uniroyal, BF Goodrich Durham Region roo Hh al acing Headquarters