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Scugog Citizen -- Wednesday, January 3, 1996 --3 4 Seven Gentlemen will perform vocal concert . How can seven guys who share a common interest pay tribute to a very special lady of Scugog? This was the question that motivated the seven a very small Kenneth Bruce Stauffer Is the first child born In 1996 at Community Memorial Hospltal. Tipping the scales at 6 Ibs. 15 oz. he Is the first child for Ken and Cydney Stauffer of Little Britain. "He's our miracle baby," Mrs. Stauffey told the Citizen. Several years ago she had e of ever b Ing pregnant, but baby Bruce proved the experts wrong. Il n told she had only Scugog residents to prepare a recital in thé' memory of Jean Kennedy. Jean was appreciated and respected by each of these men who worked with her at Port Perry High, through the Scugog Choral Society or on special community projects. HUGH BAIRD has performed extensively throughout ~~ Durham Region. Hugh has generously assisted with fund raising projects through vocal solo appearances on several occasions. most recently, joined by wife Roberta, daughter Jennifer and son Kenton the Bairds presented a recital to aid the organ fund raising replacement project at Greenbank Church. WALTER BONE is a niémber of the -Scugog Choral Society and has consistently . been a featured performer. with the Society's musical productions. ROB FOSTER teaches French! at McLaughlin Collegiate in Oshawa. He settled in Port with his wife Bev, local music teacher and lifetime Scugog resident, in 1991 and Was taken a great interest in local music projects. JAY KING is the youngest member of the septet. He is an OAC student at Port Perry High School where he is an integral member of Jazzmerize. Jay also sings with the highly regarded Orpheus Choir of Toronto. IRWIN SMITH is very well known as a local entertainer. He is an outstanding vocal soloist and keyboard performer, founder of Port Perry's music store and now has also become Durham's premiere vintner. CHARLES' "WHITE studied , sciences at university but has come to be recognized nationally for his outstanding work particularly directing the choral ensembles at Port Perry High School where he is head of music. - RUSS BAIRD rounds out this group of seven. He is a former teacher at Port Perry High School, former Chairman of the Canadian Choral Festival and is presently teaching music at O'Neill Collegiate in Oshawa. Together, they are SEVEN GENTLEMEN OF SCUGOG and would like to share their vocal and choral musi¢ with all of Scugog. The concert will-be celebrated Saturday, January 27, 1996 at Town hall 1873. The proceeds from the concert will be directed toward' establishing a memorial scholarship at Port Perry High School to support and encourage deserving music students in private study. The scholarship will be dedicated to Jean Kennedy and' will be known as the Jean Kennedy Scholarship. Tickets are available at Jayson Callan Music Ltd., Queen Street, Port Perry. Admission is $12.00 per person with our, appreciation. Antrim Pub robbed owner offers reward The owner of the Antrim House Pub in Port Perry is offering a reward for any information "in connection with a break- in the night of January 1-2. Owner David Hillier discovered the break-in when he opened the popular Water Street pub shortly after 8:00 AM Tuesday morning. Thieves had smashed in the two main doors on the west side of the building. They made off with numerous bottles of liquor, cash from the till and the Nevada ticket box, dart boards apd two sets of darts, plus a new 500 watt sound system that includes .two speakers and a mixing board. The thieves apparently made their exit through a crash door on the north side of the building. Mr. Hillier estimated \ the loss in the neighbourhood of $10,000, but said thankfully those responsible did not go on willful damage spree which would have meant shutting down for clean up and repairs. Anyone who may have any information about the break-in and theft should contact Mr. Hillier or Durham Region Police. {RTT in i AS aml TY. - - --- = 3 wele [IE nt Welconie 1996 Sale! |} . ev. v.son oil de 1/3 OFF x 2 @- @:: Q: MEX Mis All Men's & Women's Ng AS Vx eNO, Kids' & Infants' -- COATS L Help us Welcome RS Coordinates 30% OFF i vlad 50% OFF [ifs All Winter Boots Great Savings Kids' & Infants' iH (excluding Sorels) on Or Coats a Ski Suits as nthe sore! BEATE || (f in the store! 50% OFF a Selected © Kids' & Infants' \ = + Men's & Women's HOLIDAY = SHOES Tor your Coordinates ||] <) a patronage od NE CLE 9 in 1995 Os IEEE ES Christmas / Seasonal Cll oi.» da. ik oo VS Kids' = Men's & Women's £9 @:z + Shoes &Boots | |[(R] SLEEPWEAR 2S NON, SW (25% OFF Sorels) | hr] Plus Otol In-Store Specials SALE ENDS JANUARY 14th, 1996 Plus Other In-Store Specials | - : iT) BR@« SS BR@C S 178 QUEEN ST, x J - Service, Quality and Style since 1881 : POXP PERRY | Sek 168 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY 985-2521 for Ki 985- 8797 at LES