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a ANE SH ins nis REGIE SAS AL a a a TRTERSHRR REN BUTE Ta Ee In en 5 AC a BT Thesé outstanding Greenbank Public School students were all recipients of special awards for their work in 1986. Shelley Spencer (front, left) won the Aileen Shier award for school achieve- ment and personal growth; Tara-Lynne Puckrin won the award for citizenship and for athletic day; Marilyn Jeronimo won the McMillan trophy; Barclay Phoenix won an athletic day award; Andrew Galle won a progress award; and Peter Loughran won the public speak- ing award. Here they come Watch out, Cornish, here they come! Meet the Grade Six graduates of Greenbank Public School, who celebrated their awards day last week by dressing up. From left at front is Janna Anstey, Shelley Spencer, Holly Zimmerman, ~ Dana Gibson, Janis Marshman, Tara-Lynne PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 24, 1986 -- 37 +Puckrin, (and at back) Jason Vernon, Peter Loughran, Barclay Phoenix, Andrew Shepherd, Andrew Galle, Marilyn Jeronimo, David Gam- mon, Steven Gascoyme, Sheila Clarke, Curtis Simpson and Darrin Bacon. Greenbank grads - Seagrave and Area News by Marilyn Beacock Many parents and some grand- parents attended the graduation ex- ercises held at Greenbank Public School recently. Congratulations to the graduates and especially to the deserving individuals who were the recipients of various awards. Miss Tara Lynn Puckrin received the Citizenship Award, Miss Wendy McWilliams the Grade 2 Achieve- ment Award, Mst. Jeff Andrews the John Andrews Memorial Award, the Barry Grierson Memorial Trophy was awarded to Marci Phoenix. Marilyn Geronimo was awarded the McMillan Trophy. The grade six class had great dif- ficulty deciding upon a Valedic- torian for their class and as a result this prestigious award was 'presented jointly to two very deser- ving kids, Miss Shelley Spencer and Mr. Peter Loughran. I was sorry to learn that Mrs. Carol Raines is leaving Greenbank school to take up teaching elsewhere. We wish her well. We welcome Mr. Brian Jones to the teaching staff at Greenbank and trust he will enjoy the experience. Next Sunday, June 29th, following regular church services at Seagrave all are invited to attend our annual S.S. picnic which will be held at the Seagrave Park. Hot dogs, refreshments and cups as well as dessert will be supplied but we would appreciate if if each family of Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller's Office - 24 Water St S| Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO country Lane Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario K te 29. U Vay, oe a "Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good-bye." 'would bring an item for the pot luck salad bar. Please bring along plates, cutlery, condiments and lawn chairs too. This picnic is not limited to the S.S. members, the young are welcome as well as the young-at- heart. Please wear casual clothes to church to eliminate the need for folks to return home first to change before coming to the park. A tragic accident which occured near Blackstock last Thursday evening claimed the life of Miss Eleanor Kelly of Blackstock and in- jured her sister who was also in the vehicle. We extend our deepest sym- pathy to her parents Gerald and Joyce Kelly of Blackstock and her sisters as well as a host of friends and relatives who are left to mourn the passing of this intelligent, active young lady. It is difficult sometimes to understand why these young lives, so full of enthusiasm and potential, are snuffed out in their prime. May it be some comfort to you to know that many are thinking of you during this time of sorrow. Thursday evening Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker had the pleasure of at- tending a miscellaneous shower in honour of her granddaughter Miss Linda Wanamaker which was held at the home of Mrs. Jean Bailey of Oshawa. On Saturday, June 21 Mrs. Gertie Wanamaker, Mr. Bill Wanamaker and Mr. & Mrs. Neil Wanamaker en- Dennis J Hogan ann Hearing Ad Consultant 985-3003 985-9192 take home many awards joyed attending the 40th Wedding Anniversary celebration honouring the bride and groom Mr. & Mrs. Herman Sweetman. This happy event was held in the Harmony St. United Church Hall in Oshawa. A special invitation is extended to the Beacock clan to attend the 59th Annual Beacock Reunion on Sat. June 28 beginning at 1:30 p.m. Din- -ner will begin at 5:00 p.m. and will be pot luck followed by a short business meeting. This year we have arranged to have entertain us the well-known singing group "A Touch of Class." This group will be performing a medley of different songs to please just about every age group. Please plan to attend and help provide us with some in- novative new ideas to help make next years 60th Anniversary very memorable and successful occasion. ~ Please call Patty Williams at 985-2453 with next weeks news items and if you phone her on Monday, "June 30 you might take time to sur- prise her and wish her a happy bir- ~ thday! Hope you have a super day Patty! Saturday, June 14th was a beautiful, sunny day for the Seagrave Park opening. Eight teams were entered in the Men's Lab Ball Tournament, with the Port Perry Square Boy team defeating the Mariposa Old Timers in the Championship game. The MVP of the tournament was Robert Smith of the Square Boy team. Many children took part in the races which got underway at 1:30. The results were: Running 2-3 yrs. - 1st - Sarah Smith, 2nd - Michelle Longo, 4-5 yrs. - 1st - An- drew Donnelly, 2nd - Julie Turnbull, 3rd - Melissa Fice, 6-7 yrs. - 1st - Michael Smith, 2nd - Craig Beacock, 3rd - Sara Hunter, 8-9 yrs. - 1st - Courtney Addison, 2nd - Angela Kowal. yk, 3rd - Jodie Hunter, 10-11 yrs. - 1st - Gary Norton, 2nd - Scott Wylie, 3rd - Donald Bartley, 12-13 yrs. - 1st - Tina Carr, 2nd - Travis Guindon, 3rd - Tara Lyn Puckrin. Marshmallow-Spoon Race 2-5 yrs. - 1st - Andrew Donnelly, 2nd - Julie Turnbull, 3rd - Melissa Fice, 6-7 yrs. - 1st - Mark Turnbull, 2nd - Becky Bagshaw, 3rd - Michael Smith, 8-9 yrs. - 1st - Deanna Demp- sey, 2nd - Jennifer Longo, 3rd - Ron- nie Anthony, 10-11 yrs. - 1st - Scott Wylie, 2nd - Chris Donnelly, 3rd - Lisa Jansen, 12-13 yrs. - 1st - Tara Lyn Puckrin, 2nd - Scott Johnston - 3rd - Tina Carr. Wheelbarrow Race 2-5 yrs. - 1st - Melissa Fice/Sarah Smith, 2nd - Julie turnbull/Michelle Longo, 6-7 yrs. - 1st - Becky Bagshaw/Jennifer Smith, 2nd - Matt Somerville/Michael Smith, 3rd - Craig Beacock/Mark Turnbull, 8-9 yrs. - 1st - Ronnie Anthony/Jamie Donnelly, 2nd - Deanna Demp- sey/Angie Kowalczyk - 3rd - Jen- nifer Longo/Brandy Harris, 10-11 yrs. 1st - Nicole Addison/Mark Jansen, 2nd - Gary Norton/Scott Wylie, 3rd - Robert Anthony/Chris Donnelly, 12-13 yrs. - 1st - Tara Lyn Puckrin/Tina Carr, 2nd - Travis Guindon/Scott Johnston. Sack Race 6-7 yrs. - 1st - Craig Beacock, 2nd - Becky Bagshaw, 3rd - Matt Somer- ville, 8-9 yrs. - 1st - Deanna Demp- sey and Angie Kowalczyk, 2nd - Ronnie Anthony, 3rd - Jamie Don- nelly, 10-11 yrs. - 1st - Gary Norton, 2nd - Mark Jansen, 3rd - Rhonda Prohaska, 12-13 yrs. 1st - Travis Guindon, 2nd - Tara Lyn Puckrin, 3rd - Chris Donnelly. The winners and participants all received ribbons with the games en- ding with a candy toss. All of the children had a great time. Summer is fast approaching and the Port Perry Fair will be here soon. A great time for Senior Citizens to get started working on their crafts to enter in the fair. There is no entry fee for Seniors but there sure are cash prizes. For more information you can contact your club president or call Sonja Kerry at 985-9825. Good help is appreciated Utica and Area News by Vera Brown : Many of our residents experienc- ed or have reminders of the fury of last Monday's storm. Some who couldn't get their cars past the fallen trees were forced to walk around or over them to get home and others, like ourselves, were left to clear their lawns or driveways and repair the damage. It is at a time like this that the help of neighbours is much appreciated. There are reminders this week of the Bake Sale on the lawn of Mr. and -- NOTICE -- C. Pethick Water Supply NOW AVAILABLE IN BLACKSTOCK AREA Owned & Operated by: NEIL McLAUGHLIN ons. 986-5225 ARR RRA A FE FEET Mrs. Earl Fielding this Friday star- ting at 1 p.m. Baking for this event would be appreciated and proceeds are for the Sunday School. On Saturday evening in Utica Hall is the supper, square dancing and farewell party for the McManimans. Church service this Sunday will he held at Utica at 11:15 a.m. The Jack Skelding family were Sunday guests with his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding at Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Slute and girls of Cookstown were Saturday visitors with his parents Lorne and Eileen. Sharane Ross and boys were Sunday supper guests with the Slutes. Euchre results from last Friday were: Ladies 1st Mary Pilkey, 2nd Laurena Bright and low Margaret Watson. Men's 1st Bruce Bright, 2nd Jim Evans and low Gus Plitz. Freeze-out winners were Roma Harrison and Corley Ashenhurst, Stan Beach and Hardy Noble were !nd. There will be another euchre in wo weeks. mili