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5 16- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 23, 1997 __/ 'Bandit' accused in heist From page 1 travelled between rob- beries, the suspect, is alleged to have been involved in bank rob- beries across the south- ern and central parts of the province. Police suspect he has robbed banks in Barrie, Burlington, Belleville, Mississauga, Markham, Oakville, Toronto, Richmond Hill, Whitby and Uxbridge. During the Aug. 27 robbery in Uxbridge, a man walked into the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at 49 Brock St. West around 10:52 a.m. and passed a note to a teller which indicat- ed he had a weapon and wanted money. As a result of the investigation Martin Kaiser, 29, of Scarborough has been charged with 14 counts of bank robbery; 13 counts of using and imi- tation firearm; and three counts of wearing a dis- guise while committing an indictable offense. PORT PERRY STAR CROSSWORD "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Members of Durham East 4-H Club Local dairy men winning in ring By Heather McCrae Port Perry Star Two members of the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Club achieved considerable success in various projects recently. Matt Phoenix, 20, was one of almost 100 com- petitors at the Ontario 4- H Inter-County Dairy Judging Competition last month. Placing third, Matt won.-a one week all- cxpenses paid trip to the World Dairy Expo, which takes place in Madison, Wisconsin later this month. At the world's largest dairy show, Matt will be judging cattle again as he competes against other 4- H members from across Canada and the US. Matt, a 4-H member for the past eight years, had to judge nine classes of dairy cattle at the. provincial competition, and also had to write a test on judging dairy ani- mals. Another local member, Mike Metcalfe of the Durham East 4-H Club, placed second in the com- petition. The top four winners received an all- expenses paid trip to the World Dairy Expo. When Matt returns home from the U.S. show, he will resume farming again alongside his father, Keith, on their Greenbank farm, Dappledale Holsteins. In another competition, Matt's cousin, 19-year old Carl Phoenix, was the 4- H Grand Champion at the Central Ontario Gencor Challenge. Formerly known as the Silver Dollar Challenge, the competi- tion, which is always well attended, has been run- . ning for over 20 years and saw more than 120 young men and women compete last month. To achieve his victory, Carl had to write tests on 4-H, artificial insemina- tion and dairy manage- ment. In the show ring he went on to become the champion showman, and showed the champion calf. For all his work and expertise, Carl earned the Grand Champion title and a Timex watch. 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Kite Day is coming up The Optimist Club of Brooklin, together with The Sorbara Group and Tribute Homes, will be holding their annual Kite Day on Sunday, Sept. 28 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Brooklin Memorial Park on Winchester Rd. in Brooklin: You can bring your own kite to fly, or pur- chase a kite for $1. Hot dogs, face painting and refreshments will be available. You can listen to the great sounds of the Charles Street Band, get your favorite balloon animal made, or enjoy a piece of a special kite day cake. For further informa- tion, please call 655- 8513. (905) 985-7346. tax and penalty. Corporation of the Township of Scugog 181 Perry Street, Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1A7 SECOND INSTALLMENT 1997 FINAL TAX NOTICE The SECOND INSTALLMENT of the 1997 FINAL TAX NOTICE is due for REALTY AND BUSINESS TAX Second Installment PAYABLE SEPT. 25, 1997 Please pay promptly to avoid penalty. If you have not received your final tax notice, please telephone the Municipal Tax Office at Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of PO Box 780 Bev Goslin Tax Collector