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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Norma and Fred lley celebrated their 45th wedding anni- versary with friends and family Sept. 10. Best wishes were extended by David, Stephen, Kevin, and Heather Phillips and their spouses Lynne, Sarah and Liz, and Mark Phillips, and seven grandchildren. Monte Carlo HAIR FASHION would like their clients to know... that the Glamour Magic which was to take place Saturday, September 10, 1994 WAS CANCELLED by Glamour Magic. Our apologies. 11 Water St., Port Perry, Ont. Monte Car lo HAIR FASHION 0 bo om Western Spery Starting Monday, September 19 NEW HOURS... MONDAY TO THURSDAY 11 AM. -8 PM. FRI. - SAT,, SUN. 8 AM. - 9PM. Daily Specials 1 REMEMBER... Book now for Christmas Parties, Breakfast Parties. Meetings By Arrangements. 985-7593 15300 Hwy. 12 - 1/4 mile north of Manchester FAS tS tL A TTA TTS CL A LT Lt EC CLA CLA LT LALLA LMA LL ALLA LL SLL R LL RRL A VIR Z IZ IAI ZIT XX IXIX AZIZ AIX AZZ AR A A XL XXL XXL LLL ALL LLL RAL LL, k VP? 22 RRR RE RR A RA A A A A Re Re Re Se Se RS SoS, I Gentle Dental Care | for the whole family We provide our patients: ® State-of-the-Art Care ®* Comfortable atmosphere * Relaxation techniques 44 ® Nitrous Oxide (gas) * Cosmetic Bonding * Emergencies welcomed ® Insurance assignment (we collect from insurance companies) DR. A. CHIA DR. J. COTTRELL DR. M. GARFAT DR. J. HARDY DR. T. KING (Orthodontist) New patients always welcome! ' PORT PERRY > DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY | 985-8451 Evening & Saturday appointments available 1st Port Perry Cubs hold by Lloyd Greenough 1st Port Perry held their first cub meetings for this season on Wednesday and Thursday eve- ning to get re-acquainted and to get ready for their annual fall camp. A special welcome was ex- tended to the new chums who had moved up to cubs from bea- vers and to cub Adam Allen. On Saturday, Sept. 10, the cubs attended their fall week- end camp at Heber Down Con- servation Area. The new chums learned about Lord Baden Pow- ell, scouting traditions and their Law and Promise. They also took part with the other cubs to complete the require- ments for their Woodsman and Observer badges. During the weekend the cubs cooked part of their lunch and supper on an open fire which, later in' the evening they en- joyed skits and songs around. The weather provided a perfect night for a night ramble through the forest. On Sunday morning, Justin Cottrell, Darryl Hutsell, Steven Karalash, Simon Renison, Mi- chael Rickard, Matthew Roth, - first series of meetings Devon Smith, Adam Bull, Kyle Pett, Kenny Britt, Jason Porter, Greg Greenough and Elgen Ward were invested into the - cub pack. Congratulations to all these boys for their accomplish- ments. Thank you to all of our lead- ers for providing a fun weekend for the boys. A special thank you to the parents who stayed the weekend; to those who brought the groceries and cooked the meals, but most of all thanks to the cubs for making this a great camp. Royal Bank rides for Easter Seals Four months, 114 communi- ties, 11,000 kilometres and 13,000 riders later, Royal Bank's cross-Canada "Rides for Easter Seals" has raised $2 mil- lion for children with physical disabilities, $750,000 above its original target. In Durham, the rides raised $52,000 on June 20, 1994 and over $4,000 in the town of Port Perry. The rides, featuring corpo- rate and individual donors pledging funds for seats on the 34 seat "mighty bike" (the world's largest), ended Satur- day in Vancouver. They began May 7 in St. John's, Newfound- land. Royal Bank chairman and chief executive officer, Allan Taylor, was in Vancouver to captain the final 20 minute ride. "I was very pleased when our staff suggested the best way to celebrate the bank's anniver- sary was to do something for the communities we serve," said Mr. Taylor. "The Royal Bank Rides for Easter Seals captured the imagination of our staff, countless volunteers and hun- dreds of corporate sponsors and individual donors who made QOR3 pledges for each ride." The ride has also raised awareness of Easter Seals' ser- vices to children with physical The following exam results completed during the 93/94 ses- sion from the studio of Kathy Malcolm A.MUS. Janetville, are affiliated with the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toron- to. : Theory Exams Gr. 3 Harmony: Gina Ste- phenson-Timms - Honors - 77 percent. Co Gr. 2 Rudiments: Andrea Quirion - First Class Honors with distinction - 95 per cent; Tara Meijerink - First Class Honors with distinction - 91 per cent; Julie Moxon - First Class Honors - 83 per cent; Kimberly Judson - Honors - 70 per cent. Piano Exams PERRY Opp est. 1982 --- disabilities. All funds go to Easter Seals and remain in the community which donated them. Results of area music students Gr. 9 - Jill Brett - Honors - 72 per cent. Gr. 6 - Andrea Quirion - Hon- ors - 78 per cent; Tara Meijerink - Honors - 71 per cent. Gr. 4 - Lesley Vivian - Honors -71 per cent. Gr. 3 - Karly Bowen - Honors - 75 per cent; Melissa Judson - Pass - 61 per cent. Gr. 2 - Curtis Brett - First Class Honors - 80 per cent; Re- bekah Gray - Honors - 78 per cent. Gr. 1 - Kevin Meijerink - First Class Honors - 82 per cent; Jill Gray - First Class Honors - 80 per cent; Rachel Coulter - Hon- ors - 74 per cent; Janette Obern - Honors - 72 per cent. 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