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wy" 26 -- Scugog Citizen -- Wed day, May 34, 1995 = Annual banquet ends season for 1st Scugog First Scugog Scouting held their annual Boy Plus One Banquet on Tuesday, May 9 at the Kinsmen Hall in Port Perry. An excellent meal was provided by Judy's Catering, and the First Whitby Rovers, a group of scouting enthusiasts aged 18 to 26, entertained . those in attendance with two slide shows about various aspects of scouting. Greg Lansdell (left) and Andrew Drebit were n | ed Scout and Cub of the Year as First Scugbg Scouting held its annual banquet sich month. See story for all the details of First Scugog Scouting. . CITIZEN MOVING! That's right! After four years in publication the Scugog Citizen will be moving to larger premises. But we're not moving far! Our new address will be 54 WATER STREET, Port Perry, in the next plaza to the north of our present location. Moving day will be Wednesday, May 31st, 1995, so please bear with us because that day will be a bear! Thanks for all your encouragement and patronage during our first four years. We couldn't have done it without you! » A number of presentations were made to those individuals who have assisted First Scugog throughout the year. At the present time, there are ten adults serving as leaders to the Beavers, Cubs gnd Scouts. A small gift was presented, along with service pins, to Delia Taylor, Wayne Wilson and Chris Geer from Beavers, Dave Tomlinson, Dave Leggat, Kathy Moore and Paul Mark from the Cub Pack, and Baul Marlow, Ross Dales and Trevor Jones from the Scout Troop. A "Warrant of Appointment" was presented to Scouter Paul Mark by District Commissioner Ross Taylor. This ceftificate is in recognition of Scouter Paul's completion of his part one Woodbadge and his commitment as a leader during the past three years. Special thanks were aiso extended to Pat Stephens Lyn Wilson and Kelly Verydt for their dedication and service to the Group Committee. Parent Bev Bray was thanked for her outstanding effort as District Level Trees for Canada co- ordinator Marian (inn, the liason person from Manchester United Church, who are the sponsors of First Scugog Scouting, was acknowledged for her dedication in attending all Group Committee meetings during the year Nine Beavers were presented with a special memento of their excursion to the Skydome last fall, which marked the 20th Anniversary of Beavers in Canada. Théy are Chris Jackson, Andrew Leggat, Robert Mark, Ryan Cleyndart, Stewart Medford, Michael Wilson, Kyle Jones and Brian Taylor. Andrew Drebit was honoured as the recipient of the Cub of the Year Award. In his remarks during the presentation, Scouter Paul noted that this was his first year as a Cub leader, and that Andrew had been extremely helpful to him throughout the year. Greg Lansdell was chosen by his leaders as Scout of the Year. Greg 1s a third year Scout and a veteran of many activities including the 1993 Jamboree n Calgary. Both Andrew and Greg w: have their names engraved on the Tony Gosiin Menforial Plaque which occupies a place of honour at Manchester Church This plaque was donated by Tony's family in memory of their son, a Scout who died in a tragic accident a few years ago. . Registration for next year's Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will take place on Thursday, May 25 at Prince Albert United Church from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. If you or someone you know is interested in scouting, we welcome and encourage your involvement A solid core of leaders is 'n piace at the present time, but more leaders are always welcome The more adult leaders. the more boye who can become involved in the Scouting movement Music results From the Studio of Beverly Foster.. Congratulations to local young people for their diligence and effort during the past two months at regional Music Festivals. Atsthe Pickering Rotary Festival, these two teens played in piano category classes: BJ. Byers - Prelude & Fugye 85, 1st., Sonata Clase - 86, 2nd, Chopin Class - 87, 2nd; Grade X List C - 85, 3rd. Rebecca Daniels - Prelude & Fugue - 85, 3rd; Grade X Recital Class - 84, 3rd. At the Oshawa Kiwanis Festival, the results from the young pianists were as follows: Aimee Foster (presently studying with Janice White) - 6 and under class - 89, 1st; 6 and under Cdn. composer - 86, 1st; Quick Study 89, 2nd; Student/Aduit duet - 87, 2nd. Katelyn Bacon - Quick Study 85, 1st, Sonatina, Gr. IV - 82. Leanne Holt - Quick Study - 86 16t; List A - Gr. VII - 86, 2nd. List C- Gr. VII - 84. Erin Chellew - Accompanying Open Class - 87, lst; Qujck Study Gr. VII-86, 1st; List C Gr. VIII - 84, 1st; Sight Reading Gr. VIII - 83, 1st; Sonata - Gr VIII - 85, 3rd. B.J. Byers - Quick Study - 92, 1st; List C -Gr. X - 90, 1st; List D - Gr. IX - 90, 1st; Concert Group - Gr. IX - 86, 2hd; Sonata - Gr. IX - 85, 2nd. Rebecca Daniels - Quick Study - 88, 1st; Study - Gr. X - 87, 1st List E - Gr. X - 87, 1st; Concert Group Gr. X - 86, 2nd. That's Entertainment Got spring fever? We'vergot the (Performing Arts Resource for cure, an evening of fugic, dance the Township of Scugog). and comedy." "That's As last year's "That's Enter '95" promises a Entertai '94" proved to be "great line-up of high calibre local talent that will chase your blues away. % This evening of entertainment is being brought to you through the combined effort of all thrée of Port Perry's community theatre groups; The Borelians Community Theatre, The Scugog Choral Society, The Millar Lights, along with the Town Hall Board of Directors in order to raise money toward future improvements to the Town Hall 1873. These organizations have combined efforts under the auspices of = P.AR.T.S. rd a great crowd-pleaser, so this show, too, promises to continue that tradition with a medley of wonderful performances by local performers. Show dates are Friday, May 26 'and Saturday, May 27 at 8:00 pm. Reserved seat tickets are available at Jayson Callan Music (formerly Irwin Smith's) for $10. Tickets will also be available at the door on show nights. Doors open at 7:00 pm. Come on out and take part in this fun community endeavour and help support one of this fine community's cultural and historic buildings.