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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Students receive recognition at Prince Albert grad ceremonies I ¢ ® EEE ee TEES 4 ce . PHOTOS BY J. PEVR HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Prince Albert School held their graduation ceremonies last Tuesday morning in the school's auditorium. Awards were presented to a number of the grade six graduating class for academic, sports and overall achievement. Above, are the winners of Academic Awards, from left, Laura Robinson (French Award) and Kimberly Coates who both shared the Scholastic Award, Christopher Langford, winner of the Mathematics Achievement Award, and Julie Slute and Heather Johnson who shared the Creative Writing Award. (Top left) The Citizenship Award, presented to students displaying characteristics which include good leadership, accepting responsibility and a willingness to help was presented to grade six students Holly Garrat and Scott Laffin. (Bottom left) Awards for Prince Albert Public School Sporting events were presented to the following students. From left, Keith Hancock, Soccer M.V.P. and Kimberly Coates winner of the Track and Field award. Kimberly and Robbie Stein (right) were joint winners of the Sportsmanship Award. Happy Birthday Canada! Ashburn and area residents gather together for the sixth an- nual picnic as we celebrate Can- ada's 125th Birthday on Wednesday. This will be a hot dog and hamburger barbecue this year. Opening ceremonies will be held at 11 a.m. at the Community Centre, with a flag raising, and then proceed along the Daw trail to the main park. All sorts of special events are planned, even a square dance. Come along and join in the fun. It was nice to have the church "Port ras Ontario - 1-800-263-3825 « toll free " Port Perry (816) 985-3831 Cannington (705) 432-3101 Peterborough (705) 295-6294 Ashburn News by Florence Ashton school take part at morning worship last Sunday morning. Coleen Barfoot and Sharmen Porter read the scripture read- ings, and the young people sang two delightful numbers. The old Stone Church at Bea- verton is holding a special ser- vice next Sunday. The restora- tion has been completed and paid for, and there will be a ser- vice of rededication at 3 p.m. This will be of interest to many inour area. Several from Ashburn at- tended the 50th wedding anni- versary reception for Claude Adults - $4.00 ° Students & Seniors - ONE FREE ADMISSION MILITARY AND INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM - OSHAWA AIRPORT with a second admission of equal or greater value at regular price Open Tuesday through Saturday 12 - 5pm ° Sunday 1-5pm © Closed Monday » 728-6199 wm QE - The 32 ton Sherman Tank, Jeeps, Cargo Trucks Dual Cadillac powered Chaffee Tank, Wireless Van Ferret Scout Cars powered by Rolls Royce Old Fire Truck, 52 ton Centurion Tank Military Ambulance (by GMC - only one in existance) mem ALS 0 - Uniforms (Boer War, WW1, WW2) Bouckley Collection of Ontario Regiment Photos Display Hundreds of small Artifacts and Memorabilia See & Hear about local industry's contribution during World War Il bring coupon to qualify $2.50 © GE a AIEEE EE EEE TT 1 Tr IT LIL LLL and Hetty 3 Simmonds 'last Sat- urday afternoon which was held 'at Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club, Pickering. Grant and Sheila Parrott at- tended the 40th wedding anni- versary for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parrott, Mississauga on Satur- day evening. Earlier in the day they enjoyed a picnic at Serena Gundy Park, Toronto, which was hosted by Toronto General and Sick Children's Hospital. On Saturday evening, many from Ashburn enjoyed the park barbecue at Mount Zion Church. This has been one busy week. Doug and Florence Ashton 852-5313 - Annual Canada Day picnic at Community Centre visited with Lloyd and Marga- ret Pugh of Pickering on Mon- day evening. On Wednesday evening, Brooklin Horticultural Society held their rose show and gener- al meeting at Brooklin United Church. There were a total of 77 entries. Special awards went to Florence Downey, for the best red rose {Christian}. Best deco- . rative was won by Mary House- go for the Novice design "A Toast To Our Country." We con- gratulated these two ladies. For two consecutive years now, we have had no white rose award. Gary Smelling from Erin, Onta- rio was the guest speaker and he gave a very interesting and informative slide presentation and commentary on lilies. The next meeting will be held on August 26 and will be the an- nuals show. Enjoy your week! DEVIGRLEY CR B.Sc. (Agr.)