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SKB nl Eg 1 BEY REA EI ' rs EE ala anitd _ Big Brothers Bed Race Continued from page 1 pete against Little and Big Brothers at the ball park and it is expected. a large "crowd will be on hand to witness this game of skill between the two teams. Last Monday night, Big Brother Week in Scugog was kicked-off with the annual banquet held at Port Tavern. Bill Deegan, radio announcer for CFRB was the guest speaker for the Jevening, and he related his 'many experiences with the Big Brother movement. Mr. Deegan said that al- though he is not a member of the Big Brothers, he has helped raise money in a ANNUAL BIG BROTHER WEEK May 15th - May 22nd 7 él think big brother Give us your support by attending any of the week's activities posted at your local merchants. BIG BROTHER ASSOCIATION OF SCUGOG DISTRICT P.O. Box 961 - Port Perry - Ontario- LOB INO PHONE: 985-3733 in with Ua "PORT TAVERN 203 WATER STREET 985-3281 "Open Every Sunday" to serve you our delicious variety of different ways for the organization during his years with CFRB in Tor- onto. He cited some of the events he has participated ~=iftas Bowl for Millions, Kite flying contests and Soap Box Derbys. Earlier in the evening, Big Brother president Eric Fletcher officially opened the ceremonies by present- ing this year's honourary chairman, Joel Aldred, with a plaque. Mr. Aldred said that until last year when he had been asked to do the colour commentary for the bed race, he never had much to do with the organ- ization, but would put all of his weight behind the activ- ities of the week for Scugog Big Brothers. Other plaques were also presented to Dr. John Stew- art, a past president and one of the founders of the Big Brothers of Scugog Dis- trict, for his work which was instrumental in the or- ganization getting started. Mr. Bill Deegan was also given a plaque as a momen- tum for coming to Port Perry to speak at the open- ing dinner. Frank Fogwell, executive vice president of the National Board spoke brief- ly and reminisced of his coming to Port Perry on January 15, 1976, to talk about having an organizat- ion started in the area. He congratulated the board on their tremendous enthusi- asm and concern and ended with a smile by saying, "Yours is the only organ- ization we know that have + their own place mats", referring to the Big Brother place mats on the tables. One year pins were pre- sented to-four Big Brothers, Rolly Coy, Doug Suppelsa, Ray Munroe and Ken Irvine by - director Mike Wilson before the meeting was closed and those attending were asked to browse through newspaper clip- pings, and Bhatgs of past events. a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 17, 1978 --3 Block parents organize Continued from page 1 icer from the Ontario Pro- vincial Police, and the prin- cipal of Cartwright Public School, all of whom offered support to the Blackstock group. In an effort to help pay for the start-up costs and the signs from the national or- ganization, the Blackstock group is asking for financial assistance from service clubs jn the area, and from Scugog Township. A fund raising committee has been a set up by the organization and community events are being planned to raise addi- tional money. Mr. Shaver told the Star that the interest in the organ- ization came from people living in Blackstock and from many who live in the surrounding rural areas. 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