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Still limping after that game you played last week? We'll tell you what to do now and how to prevent injuries next time. € C mi: er for injuries sustained while playing sports. We can design a treatment and rehabilitation plan that is appropriate for you that will include advice on how to prevent injury. Ci Most Extend Health Plans No referral necessary. © Evening and early moming S appointments available. Also available: Acupuncture 1D Physiotherapy Associates OF PORT PERRY Located in the Medical Building 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry For an appointment call: 905-985-8363 www.portperryphysio.ca 05, JUNE 40 PAGES REVISED.indd 23 Your scraps of metal can help keep Durham ‘Blades’ on ice Got some scrap metal you want to get rid of, but don’t want to have to pay dumping fees at the local transfer station? Then here’s a deal for you. A DO E. AY Langille’s Scrap Metal, in partnership with North Bim) Durham Blades Girls Hockey Association, are hold- \4 ing a huge scrap metal fundraiser this Saturday. All proceeds will be used to support the ‘Blades’. Here’s a chance to clean out your basement and garage. Bring in all your unwanted scrap metal — items such as barbecues, chairs, bicycles, fencing, washers, dry- ers, any old electronics including, televisions, computers etc. No hazard- ous materials, ie: batteries, paint, etc. Langille’s will also pick-up donated scrap vehicles within 20 km of the collection sites. The Scrap Metal Fundraiser takes place this Saturday, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There are two drop off locations: 1. Scugog Arena parking lot, at 1655 Reach St., Port Perry. 2. Uxbridge Arena west parking lot, 291 Brock St. W., Uxbridge. For information call: 905-985-6800 or info@scrapandcores.com. Cadenza Productions to bring ‘A Little Night Music’ to town Scugog Township theatre goers will delight in Cadenza Production’s musical theatre presentation this summer, as the company presents Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little Night Music” at Town Hall 1873 - Centre for the Performing Arts, July 5 to 14, 2012. This award-winning production, based on an Ingmar Bergman film, “Smiles of a Summer Night”, is considered to be Sondheim’s most successful, romantic and audience-pleasing work, full of breathtaking lyrics and music and a plot that deals with the universal subject of love, in all its wondrous, humorous and ironic variations. The story is full of plots, accusations and unexpected revelations as, during a contrived weekend in the country, the three couples are brought together under one never-ending Scandinavian summer night and every- one - men, women, and the heavens above - conspire to set the adven- tures right once and for all. Cadenza Productions brings the richness of “A Little Night Music” to life through the musical directon of Cadenza founder, Carol Salamone and director/ choreographer, Carey Nicholson, reunited as a team for the first time since Cadenza’s “Beauty and the Beast” three years ago. “A Little Night Music” requires a strong cast with the ability to deliver as both actors and singers, both as individual characters and as an en- semble, to sweep the audience up in this witty and urbane musical. Tickets are now on sale at Town Hall 1873 - Centre for the Performing Arts and may be purchased at 302 Queen St. Port Perry, by phone 905- 985-8181 or online at www.townhall1873.ca. Tickets are $20, $18 for seniors and $5 EyeGo for high school students. Group rates are available. For information on “A Little Night Music” or Cadenza Productions, visit www.cadenzaproductions.com. FOCUS - JUNE 2012 23 12-05-22 11:08 AM