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"Scugog 's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 20, 1992 - 25 NE Sarah Breen, Katie VanCamp and Amanda Smith, all of Scugog Township are members of the RENEE In-ta Kids Dance Company all recently won scholarships and other awards in recent DEA com- petitions. Pictured with the three girls is dance instructor Inta Leja. Please see story for more details. Local girls win dance scholarships to ballet seminar in California By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star Three local girls have re- ceived scholarships to the D.E.A. Ballet Seminar and Competition in Palm Desert, California in July. Sarah Breen, Amanda Smith and Katie VanCamp, from Scu- gog Township are members of the In-Ta Kids Dance Company of the Studio of Arts and Dance of Whitby. Recently the girls had two very successful weekends of competition. On May 2 and 3 in Toronto with the Dance Educa- tors of America Katie won a sil- ver medal in the Junior Solo Ballet, Sarah claimed the bronze in the Junior Solo Lyn- cal and Amanda won silver in the Teen Solo Tap. Sarah and Amanda were also members of the Senior Tap Group which won gold. The following weekend, the In-Ta Kids Company competed at Showstoppers at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre which featured more than 1,200 acts. Katie once again captured first place for her Ballet Solo and finished sixth overall. The Junior Ballet Group finished ninth overall. Amanda and Sarah won first for their Ballet Trio and Ballet Group. Many other Scugog Township residents are members of the Studio of Dance and Performing Arts and the In-Ta Kids Dance Company. The following is a list of Port Perry students' results from the Royal Academy of Dancing Ballet. Primary Ballet: Cassie Snid- er, Kathryn Callery and Mor- gan Cooper received a merit and Hannah McLean a pass. In Grade 3 Ballet Leigh McCly- mont received a merit, and in Grade 5 Ballet Sarah Breen and Mandy Smart, distinction. The Imperial Society of Teachers of Tap Dance and Modern Dance results are as fol- a Over 400,000 graduates recommend Young Drivers of Canada NOW WITH 2 INSTRUCTORS NEXT COURSE STARTS JUNE 2nd ENROL NOW 852-9705 PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER lows. Primary Modern: Cassie Snider, honors, Morgan Cooper, highly commended, Marta Van Camp, highly commended and Sheen Beauchamp, commend- ed. " Grade 1 Modern: Kelly Cor- neal, commended, Jocelyn Thomson, pass plus, Adriana Pilkington, pass plus, and Julia Ferguson, pass. Grade 3 Modern: Cheryl Thompson, honors, Katie Van Camp, highly commended and Leigh McClymont, commended. Pre Elementary Modern: Sa- rah Breen, honors and Mandy Smart, highly commended. Elementary Modern: Aman- da Smith, commended. Primary Tap: Katie Van- Camp, honors, Kelly Corneal honors, Ashley Faux, honors, Amanda Manns, commended, Amanda Chambers, commend- ed. Grade 2 Tap: Melissa and Amy Rankin, commended and Elementary Tap: Amanda Smith, honors. Cordially invites you to our 2nd Presentation CUSTOM BEDROOM DECOR May 23, 1992 at 1:00pm at Country Heirlooms 160 Queen St., Port Perry Custom Upholstered leadboards, Spreads, Window Fashions, Lamps & Accent pieces SHOW SPECIAL ON CUSTOM BEDSPREADS Due to limited space please call Sharon at Country Heirlooms | 985-8902 Sixteen attended UCW meeting A A RAR Ay oad The family of Les and Grace Beacock held open house at the Community centre on Sunday afternoon in honor of their par- ents 50th wedding anniversary. Les and Grace farmed for many years south of the village and raised three sons, Don, Bryan and Grant. When they retired they moved to Prince Albert but now live in Port Perry. About 200 friends and family attended to extend their best wishes to this popular couple. Thursday evening 12 tables of euchre players enjoyed an- other evening of cards. Winners Daisey Sellers, Alma Manns, Velma Ross, Harry Hill, Earla Hill, Grace Manns. Draws, Ver- na Draper, Grant Bright and Andy Munro. Last reminder of Rabies Clin- ic on Saturday morning at the Community Centre. Time 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. $10 per ani- mal. Sunday, May 31 the Prince Albert United Church service will be held at Enniskillen Con- servation Area at 12 o'clock. Pot luck lunch after service. All members and friends of congre- gation are invited. Cars leaving church at 11 a.m. Congratulations to Paul and Melodie Marlow on the birth of their second son on May 8. A new brother for Spencer. Sixteen ladies attended the U.C.W. meeting on Wednesday evening. Devotion was taken by Pat Love and Aileen Olsen. The theme was missions. A video "New Spirit, New Heart" was enjoyed by all. Mark your calen- dar for the Strawberry Supper, Sunday, June 28. Two settings 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Adults $7, 12 and under $3.50, preschool- ers free. Linda McMillan would love to get your call early for tickets. The Hospital Auxiliary are nearing the end of a year on col- lecting pennies. To date they have collected $4,479.89. They need 52,011 pennies or $520.11 to do it. Can you help out? A number of stores have penny jars or take them to the hospital tuck shop. Call Peggy at 985-7046 with your news next week. Yard Sale to be held on BR SERN SONS eee EE SRR ENAR a The Myrtle United Church Women held their U.C.W. ser- vice on Sunday, May 3. Many of the women took part in the event. We were honored to have Mrs. Pat Beach, U.C.W. Presi- dent, Bay of Quinte Conference, asour guests speaker. The musical entertainment consisted of a solo by Debbie Batten, a duet by Sharmen Porter and Debbie Batten, a vio- lin duet by Donna Gribben and Anne Franklin, and of course our own choir who sang "Thank God For The Promise of Spring." The highlight of the May 23 day was a surprise presentation of U.C.W. Life Membership pins to Helen Duff and Jean Stachow, for their dedication of many years. Rev. Glen Eagle closed the service with benedic- tion. Refreshments were served. During this 150th anniver- sary year, the members are planning more events begin- ning with a church supper on June 20 followed by a special serviceondJune 21. Although the services cease for the months of July and Au- gust, the women are diligently working on plans for several more special celebrations begin- ning in September. On Saturday, May 23 there will be a yard sale at the church. The sale will start at 9 a.m. Any- one who would like to donate any items can drop them off that morning. 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