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14- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, August 9, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Think: what's great about living in Cartwright? Sympathy of the community 1s extended to Ross and Marie Tysick on the passing of Marie's father, Mr. Forest Miller of Kingston last week. Mr. and Mrs. Miller lived for several years here in Blackstock before they moved to Kingston. Sympathy 1s also extended to Mrs. Miller from her many Blackstock friends. Forest had suffered poor health for several years, but had been a guest of honor at a family party just a couple of weeks ago celebrating his 80th birthday. Cecil and Marie Gibson and Alma Duff attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Audrey (Graham) Mark in Oshawa recently. Many local residents were guests at the recent wedding of Lisa Black, youngest daugh- ter of Bev and Shirley Black, formerly of Cadmus and Marty Stata of Lindsay. Little Miss Christina Bryans, neice of the bride was honored to act as flower girl at the wedding. Julie Bryant and her friend Dieder of Ottawa spent the week visiting her parents George and Brenda Bryant and brother Chris as well as many other friends and relatives in the area. Dwayne and Carol Bryant of Mitchell joined them for the weekend. Several other relatives gathered at the Bryant home to help Dwayne celebrate his 30th birthday. Z Blackstock Happy birthday, Dwayne. On Saturday at the Bowmanville Legion Hall, Patti Alpe, Wendy Killens, Nancy and Bob Bryans attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Barb and Vic Hanc. Wendy and Nancy were both attendants at the wedding of their sister 25 years ago which was held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Better health 1s wished for Jim Emerton who 1s under the weather these days. Bob and Joanne Lee have returned home from a great vacation to the Maritimes including Newfoundland. Best wishes go to Pat and Jean Porrill who recently moved to Oshawa. The regular Fair Board meeting will be held on Thursday evening. Please plan to attend if it 1s possible. There were nine tables at the weekly card party wth the following winners: Milton Anderson, Verna Slute, Edna Manns, Myrtle Gimblett, Vera Fawns, Harry Hill, Ruby Smith with the lucky draw winners as Elsie Pogue, Kathleen Watts, Helen Dorrell, Earla Hill and Bernice Renton. You are reminded that the essay competition for the Fair, "Why T Like Living 1n Cartwright" 1s due by Aug. 15. This essay 1s to be one to six pages long, double-spaced and either humorous or serious or a combination. Ciasses include anyone from primary grades to adult. Essays become the prop- erty of the spgnsors, Doug and Ellen Beal. Open to any resident of Scugog wishing assistance in pursuing a specific field of art. Application forms available at the library. Closing date for applications - September 15, 1995. Calf club members from 15 counties in central and mid-western Ontario will meet at Markham Fair- grounds, Saturday, Aug. 12 to show their calves in United Breeders annual Silver Dollar Competition. Picked groups of up to five competitors will rep- resent their counties in beef and dairy shows. their calves. (a Minister: Rev. Robert J. Le Page 985-2801 SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 REV. DAVID SHEARMAN SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 9am. - - REGULAR SERVICES - B.A., M. Div. Port Perry & Prince Albert BLACKSTOCK - NESTLETON THE NEW UNITED CHURCHES UNITED CHURCH APOSTOLIC CHURCH 180 Mary St., 2nd Floor YOUR LOCAL FAMILY CHURCH They have already com- pleted the first stage of the competition, when they met to answer a senior lev- el quiz and to write an es- say on the topic of cattle marketing and related ham, their scores for all di- clared. management tools. manship and calf. Last Following the showring year seven counties were competitions at Mark- represented in the win- ners circle. Pony riders travel Durham Pony Club travelled to Barrie Aug. 7 to participate in the Cen- tral Ontario Regional fi- nals for the Prince Philip Games. The games are mounted relay races that and pony. visions will be tallied and . division winners and over- all champions will be de- The Silver Dollar Com- petition is unique because to win a competitor must excel in knowledge, self expression, and showman- ship along with the selec- tion and management of a calf. Scores are marked out of 1,000 points with 250 assigned to each sec- tion, quiz, essay, show- demand speed and agility on the part of both rider The "A" team of Lisa Al- loway, Carly Hare, Ten- nille Matthews, Beth Mur- ray and Andrea Smith Local 4H members take part in Silver Dollar There are 27 entrants in the beef calf show starting at 10 a.m. and 56 entrants in the afternoon dairy show. Competitors will re- ceive points for showman- ship and for the quality of lar Competition. Michael Smith of Utica. third place over all. place. N Port Perry - 10 a.m. Nestleton United Church Sunday 10:30 a.m. & 5 p.m. GC Morning Worship Wednesday 8 p.m. Junior worship offered NESTLETON For f urine maton Prince Albert Mam. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "A Hearty Welcome To All' - Nurse yh tha Rev, Wm. Fairley - Minister vy y Closed July & August in both churches BAKA EAVEH 21) [e1R[o7.1, Nei, 1V]:{e], The Rev'd Roy Shepherd How you can investigate THE BAHA'I FAITH! Attend: Information meetings every Sunday evening 8-10 August's Topic-WHAT IS THE BAHA'I FAITH? 1667 King St., Prince Albert Call: 985-9339 or 985-4582 Call an automated info line: 1-800-433-3284 (it's free) Borrow: books from Scugog Memonal Library Watch: Baha'i Perspective - 1st Wed. of month on Vision TV Write: Baha'is of Scugog, Box 1153, Port Perry LOL 1A9 MYRTLE UNITED CHURCH MINISTER - REV. GLEN EAGLE Service - 9:45 a.m. Sunday School A Community Church For All Rev. Jack Griffen B.A. M.Div. Minister Elaine Barber SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 8 a.m. - Said Eucharist COLUMBUS COMMUNITY UNITED CHURCH Morning Worship & Nursery care always available Resume Sept. 10 11:15am Holy Communion "Marnage" 10am. Sunday School EE Minister: Rev. D.A. (Sandy) Beaton SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 10 a.m. Service GREENBANK PASTORAL CHARGE Pastor, Rev. David Il Shepherd No Sunday worship services on the pastoral charge during August. Regular services resume Sept. 3 UE CECI LBL ECEL LE || | UNITED CHURCHES 985-4094 SUNDAY, AUGUST 13 Joint Outdoor Service Scugog Island - 9°45 am Vacation Bible School Aug 14 15 16 17 930-1130 am SIUC 3 A us "C" level riders Kori George, Katie Murray, UNITED CARPET® ST. 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Port Perry On A " al ug. b several mem- 0 glass <> trim Id, Written mpm bers of D.P.C. also partici- Guarantee RR pated in the Dressage in) show held at Hoskins oo Stable in Blackstock. In Beginner 2, Katie Murray was fifth. In Beginner 3, Beth Murray was third. In the O.P.C. Walk/Trot Ka- tie Murray placed third. In Basic ID, Daina Codlin was first, Beth Murray was second and Tennille Matthews placed sixth. The competitions have been going on since 1960, and this year's champions will receive their banners from UBI President Steve Dolson of Perth county, himself a former champi- on in the Dairy Silver Dol- Among the local contest- ants in the dairy division are: Rob Ashton of Epsom; Carl Phoenix of Green- bank; Robert Raines, R.R. 5, Sunderland; Chris Shi- er, R.R. 1, Cannington and to Barrie finished up the season in The "B" team members of Adam and John Han- cock, Theresa Rutherford and Nicholas Stevenson ended their year in fifth Katie Stevenson and Ash- ley vanderLoo filling in for Rutherford, capped a great season by The Masters team made up by Jamie Alloway, Mar- tina Hare, Daina Codin, Trisha McCourt who was recently injured in a car accident) and Keith Reid filling in for sister Lisa who is away competing at Internation- al P.P.G. in Kentucky, completed a fine year by finishing in first place