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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 28, 1990 miflor will be io hts AUDITIONING ... a limited number of new members for this children's music and drama group (ages 9 to 16). Auditions will take place on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th at TOWN HALL 1873 Lilla Street, Port Perry. For audition time and information please call: 985-8845 between 5:30 PM and 9:30 PM Nrnclff House 650 SCUGOG ST. -- PORT PERRY -- 985-3795 Summer Clearance CEDAR GARDEN FURNITURE *100. OFF Double Swing - reg. *750. ....... SALE $650. Single Swing - reg. *425. ........ SALE $325. Table & 4 Chairs - reg. $499. ... SALE $399. FURTHER SAVINGS FOR UNPAINTED HIRYU BUSHIDO KAI Martial Arts Centre has a NEW PERMANENT HOME 110 LILLA ST., PORT PERRY * 2 training halls * lounge * changerooms with showers * fitness area (weights, kickbags, etc.) * central air conditioning | -- OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK -- MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM -- Children (and parents) 7:45 PM to 9:00 PM -- Adults Dave Robinson elected Kinsmen national vice-president Canada Dave Robinson has been elected national vice-president % the Kinsmen Clubs of Cana- a. The Seagrave resident, who is a long time member of the Port Perry Kinsmen Club, received a strong mandate from voting delegates at the Kin na- tional convention held last week in Thunder Bay. Mr. Robinson will start serving his year term immedi- ately. And his election to the post as vice president, means an al- most certain term as national president a year from now. He began working towards this election several months ago, and during the week long convention leading up to the se- cret ballot vote on Saturday, he put in long days lobbying dele- gates for support. In a phone interview with the Star Monday morning, he said the week was a gruelling one, but obviously he's very pleased with his election victo- ry. And he said that during the week-long convention in Thun- der Bay, when delegates were not talking Kinsmen business, they were discussing Canada DAVE ROBINSON and the future of this country. "People still have a strong belief in this country," he said, including Kinsmen from the Advance Poll in Port Perry An advance polling station has been set up in Port Perry rpg For the love of your child ... Scugog Christian School -- will hold its fall -- REGISTRATION -- and -- 'MEET the TEACHERS NIGHT -- at the -- SCUGOG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 166 Simcoe Street, Prince Albert THURS., AUGUST 30th 7:00 to 9:00 PM All Visitors and Inquiries Welcome. "For more information, call the office at 985-3741 or 985-9679 province of Quebec. He said the national organ- ization and indvidual clubs across the country are already starting to make plans for oe cial celebrations for Canada's 126th birthday in 1992. Mr. Robinson first joined Kinsmen nine years ago. He has been a president of the local Port Perry club and is finishing a term as governor of District8 One of his primary goals over the next couple of years, will be to tackle the issue facing most service clubs and fraternal organizations in the country: sagging membership. - Mr. Robinson said he is most grateful for all the support he received from fellow Port Perry members, and those who helped sponsor his successful campaign. And his expressed special thanks to Mike and Debra Duck, who managed his cam- paign. , for Durham East electors un- able to vote in the Sept. 6 pro- vincial election. According to Francine New- ton, returning officer for Dur- ham East, voters can cast their ballot at 23 Ash Street, Port Perry on Thursday, Aug. 30, Saturday, Sept. 1 and Monday, Sept. 3 between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. i A revision assistant will also | be at the advance polling sta- tion to register voters who were missed during the enumeration period, Mrs. Newton said. Initially, no advance polling | station was Scugog Township area. Anyone wishing to cast their ballot prior to the election would have ad to travel to Bowmanville, she said. The same applied for non-registered voters. A lack of enumerators, the - # size of the riding and summer holidays were key factorsin set- ting up an advance poll station and revision office in this area, the returning officer told the Se a As is os, »] ~) y] Nn »] 4 os, hy] on] L} o L » o o . a o o L} » o [) o Pr) # L) of o o L) o peregperegpry Se fa le Pele tele le lele lepers PR 20 08 a8 rg The Studio of Dance & Performing Arts Artistic Director: INTA LEJA hdr Rod od dr dr Fir Bod Bod Bd Rr ABER BARA TA Gt A ll RA aA an an ee CL AL FL Fy Ay Vy SL AL XL Ay £4 Fy Py yy fy oy Examinations by the * BALLET * JAZZ * TAP * MODERN * MUSICAL THEATRE 3 YEARS to ADULT The applause is yours ... 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