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Port Perry's Newest Tanning Studio ; ~ Pre-Vacation Packages! ~ § ~ Gift Certificates! ~ ~ Special Early Bird? ~ Get A Jump Start n in Port Perry. 11 WATER ST, Fueled by the race for prosperity by half the world's population in China and India, as well as the investment resources of Japan, and the tigers of Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore, the Indo-Pacific region is poised for long-term growth. TRIMARK For more information contact: Bob Gow (905) 434-7156 * 1-800-2 111 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7M9 Indo-Pacific Fund 985-3684 The Trimark Indo-Pacific Fund will invest in the rich potential of companies with above average growth prospects, which offers you the opportunity of investing in a growing new market. And the security of knowing it's with Trimark. ATRIMARK MUTUAL FUNDS WE MANAGE To OUTPERFORM 67-1522 GREENSHIELDS I Your unit value and investment return will fluctuate. Important mformation about any mutual fund 1s contamed in its simphfied prospectus. Re 'ad vour prospectus carefully before investing You can obtam one from your financial adviser or from Trimark Mutual Funds Designed by Trimark Investment Management Inc 7813 and Marilyn Blair for the bus at 985-0408. Robinglade Estates Womens Group had a good meeting and turnout last Thursday night. Many thanks to Joyce Beau- champ for being hostess. Anna Jewell won the 50/60 draw. Mary Johansen won the free gift provided by the evening's guest speaker. The next meet- ing is Tuesday, Dec. 6 for the Christmas pot luck dinner and gift exchange. Don't forget, it's one hour earlier, at 7 p.m., at Rosaland Stephen's home. The community wishes a speedy recovery to Alma Col- well who had eye surgery re- cently. Mariposa Ladies Group re- minder that you meet Wednes- day, Nov. 16 at Pearl Griffin's home, 7:45 p.m., for the Christ- mas Craft Night. Irene Maniti- us is doing a demo on t-shirt ap- plique so don't forget your A Gallery Of Functional Art NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 158 Queen St., Port Per CCC RH "THANIK YOU | EDV. WB) J DJ RS Thank You Islanders for 'acclaiming me to the Ward 3 seat on council. I pledge to work hard on behalf of the Island and the Township as a whole. s dances materials, and your mug and loonie. Happy birthday wishes go out to Lindsay Sheehan on Nov. 23, Amanda Sadler on Nov. 21 and Kim Wray on Nov. 21. Also, congratulations to Kim- berley Wray on her recent grad- uation from Port Perry High School and best wishes to Kim as she is off to Windsor to attend Windsor University. Kim is the first of Mrs. Phyllis Wray's grandchildren to attend univer- sity. Happy anniversary wishes to Grant and Kate MacDonald. Church News: Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and Remem- brance Day were observed at the service on Sunday. The choir sang "What is the Place?" The sermon was "Lest we For- get - In Remembrance of Me". Next Sunday is Reign of Christ Sunday when prayers of the people will focus on Jesus in our church, our lives, our fami- lies, our community and the world. The session will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. at the church. The congregation meeting will be on Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 8 p.m., preceded by a ste- wards meeting at 7 p.m. That's all for this week. Please call with your sports, birthdays, vacations - any news! Ann Sandiford is doing next week's column - call her at 985- 9440. 905-985-0574 Sincerely, Ken Gadsden my Police seek truck after boy, 6, is hit Durham Regional Police are seeking the public's assis- tance in locating a truck that's believed to have been involved in a hit-and-run accident that left a child in hospital with serious injuries last Thursday. Police said a six-year-old boy was crossing the street at the 'intersection of Stoneridge Lane and Eyer Dr. in Pickering with his mother around 8:40 Thursday morning (Nov. 10) when he was struck by a pick- up truck. The truck, black with a white cap, sped away from the scene, said police. The child was taken to Ajax-Pickering Hospital with serious head injuries, and was transferred to Sick Childrens' Hospital in Toronto later in the day. Police are now looking for information that will help lead them to the vehicle involved in the accident. It's not known if the vehicle sus- tained any damage in the accident, police said. Anyone with information can call Durham Regional Police at 579-1520, or 683- 9100, extension 321. Callers can also contact Crime Stoppers at 436-8477. College offers tech courses Durham College North Cam- pus (Uxbridge) is partnering with Magna International to de- liver Technical Horizons Pro- gram scheduled to start Mon- day, Nov. 28. This program is ideal for indi- viduals wishing to enter a trade related field or the manufactur- ing industry. 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