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8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The Chileren's Dan 197 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-9982 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9:30 to 5:30, Fri. open until 8:00 & Sun. 12 noon to 5:00 O - 24 Months... Little Me, Beatrix Potter, Infant Dresses Sale ends Oct. 31/94 Does not include accessories REGULAR PRICED © 0 0 ® O sTOREHOURS © © @ 0 © MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9:30 - 5:30 P.M. FRIDAYS 9:30 - 8:00 P.M. SUNDAYS 12:00 - 5:00 P.M. MERCHANDISE Cadets seek new members By Major P. Dooley Port Perry High School Cadet Corps is entering its 97th year and has a number of openings for new cadets. Information and applications are available at the high school on Wednesday evenings from 1845 hrs. (6:45 p.m.) to 2115 hrs. (9:16 p.m.). #41 P.P.H.S.C.C. is an inde- pendent army detachment placed in the school to provide an opportunity for young peo- ple, male or female, ages 12 (by Dec. 31, '94) to 18 inclusive, to acquire leadership skills and a first hand knowledge of the armed forces without any legal obligation. The program is a comprehen- sive program spanning the ba- sic level to that of the qualified instructor and ranging in activi- ties from the initial first year two or three week summer camp at CFB Borden to six week camps or exchanges across Canada or in Europe. Ac- tivities vary from learning how to instruct, parachuting, moun- tain climbing, survival training or exchanges. A cadet completes Halloween Pumpkin Decorating Contest | % | For Kids 3to 10 Come in to Nuts About Chocolate, 182 Queen Street, and pick up FREE pumpkins for your kids to decorate. They can paint them, carve them, and decorate them any way they like. Bring them back on October 29, when they'll be judged by experts at 10.a.m. Special prizes for the best. Something delicious for every entrant. Nuts About Chocolate... The Place for Halloween Treats NUS Asout CHOCORTE CO LY! -- his career by serving as a staff cadet and instructing the sum- mer courses for regular pay. The program is funded by the federal government which cov- ers the cost of instructors and most operating costs. The facili- ties are provided by the Dur- ham Board of Education who sponsor the corps. Uniforms are provided by the corps but are the responsibility of the par- ents. It is unfortunate that the corps is one of the best kept se- crets in town but the secrecy lid has been lifted and it is hoped the residents of the area will take advantage of the opportu- nities offered. Even with cur- rent cutbacks, for each young person who makes full use of the cadets, the federal govern- ment will spend approximately $3,000. ) For information contact Ma- jor P. Dooley, Bus: 985-7337 or Res: 723-9930. AY ALA ION) AY) NN OPPORTUNITY PRESENTATION * THAT MAKES SENSE * HAS NO RISK J NA O101 IANO NIWA INE NO] 8% * 100% GUARANTEED JOLIN VI I ANY LON eT RITE of the familiar names. KAREN SZEWERDA 985-8937 A Ri CCI Le RR A TR