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4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 1 1, 1989 rs . SONS SANE, Oh i i Who knows what you might find in the treasure trove on November 15 as the Scugog Choral Soclety stages the musical Anne Bonney with net proceeds to the Hospital's Build- ing Fund. Debbie McGarry says two lucky patrons at the show that evening will have tt.o chance to "un-lock the pirate's chest of treasure." (see story) Tickets for this show are $30 each. (see story for details) aantny Style GOLDEN GARD Now Available for Seniors Open 24 hours Pirate Anne Bonney ready to set sail on a first class adventure Come on, you landlubbers. Sail the high seas with An.ie Bonney, and have yourselves a first class pirate adventure. Weigh harbour the night of November 16 at 8 Bells sharp at the old Town Hall in Port Perry. But first you'll have to book assage. For the small price of 30 silver (Cdn. money accept- ed) the Scugog Choral Society will take you away to the West Indies for an evening of song, music, the roar of cannon and the clash of sabre. And you'll even have a chance to open a pirate's treas- ure trove, to find who knows what inside. The Choral Society's musi- cal production Anne Bonney will be previewed publicly for the first time ever on November 15, with all proceeds from the ticket sales that evening turned over to the Building Fund for the Memorial Hospital Expan- sion. It promises to be a very ex- citing evening. Not only will you see the spectacular original mu- sical written by Tom Millar and - Nina Foxall, everyone in the au- dience will be eligible to open a treasure chest for a prize fit for any pirate. And if you buy your $30 ticket prior to October 27, you will have the chance to open a second treasure chest that eve- ning. And once this premier ben- efit performance is over that night, you are invited to a recep- tion right next door at the Ma- sonic Hall, where youll meet the writers of this original mu- sical and all the cast. Debbie McGarry, who works for the Community Me- morial Hospital Foundation, told the Star, she is excited and very pleased the Choral Society has agreed to stage this preview performance for the Building Fund. The Hospital has been working on a fund raising cam- paign for a major expansion. The target is $2.7 million, and to date, about $2.5 million has been generated through dona- tions and pledges. ~The $30 tickets for the No- vember 15 special preview of Anne Bonney are now on sale at the Foundation office at the Hospital and Nuts About Choc- olate on Queen Street. Bio bags are available (From page 1) composting operations. If Dur- ham is not satisfied, PLC Pack- aging will remove the bags at their expense. The southern municipalities are not participating in the bio- degradable bag project. Instead, residents in Newcas- tle, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pickering will continue to dis- pose of their leaves in regular garbage bags. The residents will be supplied with special twist ties to identify to sanita- tion workers which bags con- tain leaves. ' After the leaves are collected they will be taken to composting operations in Whitby or Oshawa. THE DEFENSIVE DRIVER COURSE THATHELPS PARENTS SLEEP NIGHTS. Young Drivers of Canada is more than just a way to save on insurance premiums. It's a complete defensive driver training course that teaches how to survive accidents by avoid- ing them. And that can help parents of new drivers breathe easier and sleep easier. ) of Canada For information, brochures and course schedules call: 2 BROCK STREET WEST, UXBRIDGE 852-9705 -------- Lp