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Te EE TER a WE NEE EE YE IEEE WE I I IE II TI i CE I. YT IE i EC Epp A hijE =. a "- 44 -- PORT, PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 6, 1989 Cubs enjoyed cuboree days More than 130 Cubs and 30 leaders from the Pineridge Dis- trict enjoyed the annual Cubor- ee held over the weekend at the Port Perry Fairgrounds. There were nine Packs rep- resenting the following commu- nities: Port Perry, Cartwright, Manchester, Prince Albert, Scu- gog Island, Sunderland, Can- nington, Seagrave and Ux- bridge. Three of the packs camped out Saturday evening. Described as a "fun day," the youngsters took part in sey- eral activities, sports and games. They saw a demonstration of the Jaws of Life equipment, courtesy of the Port Perry Fire Department, and heard all about trapping from local trap- per Al Wakeford who had sever- al traps and animal pelts for display. And in the evening. the boys enjoyed a campfire. The Pineridge District Cu- boree is held annually. x FO : gt G REAR 40k Rs} Fy f. gr by . Aide Cubs from nine Pineridge District Packs enjoyed their annual A --_-- a " . _--_ nc $ g LA A <8 A . 4 é Ad 0 y p 3 Ee. Csi 92 Cuboree on Saturday, a fun event held at the fairgrounds In Port Perry. This photo was taken during the opening ceremonies. Blackstock man participates in Guelph leadership training Thirty somewhat tired but en- thusiastic men and women left Guelph in mid-April after com- pleting the first seminar of the Advanced Agricultural Leader- ship Program (AALP), among them was Craig Larmer, R.R. 1 Blackstock. This seminar was the first in a series which will cover a total of 55 days over the next two years and which is designed to develop the leadership skills and abilities of young men and women involv- ed in agricultural business and organizations. The Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program was in- itiated by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, the Foundation for Rural Living, the University of Guelph and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food with flun- ding from the public and private sectors. This leadership program exists as a response to a need for future leaders in Ontario's agricultural community. The program will be AUCTION SALES CONSIGN NOW TO ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS, LINDSAY June Farm Machinery Sale Now accepting tractors, farm machinery, vehicles, riding lawn mowers, boats, recreation vehicles, construction equipment, tools, etc. Bring to barn or phone 705-324-2783 Lindsay. Orval & Barry McLean. J 20 SATURDAY, JUNE 10 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. The property of ANNA & ED VAUGHAN. Concession No. 8 & Sideline No. 14 Pickering. 2 miles north & 2 miles east of Brougham. 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During the Guelph seminar, participants focussed on leader- ship skills and how to adapt their own leadership style to the needs of a group. They emphasized in- volvement and commitment. The seminar also included visits serv- ed as a stimulus for discussion and debate about issues in the Presents Reid Studios, Whodunnit Inc., Sauna MAGIC CAR @W@DINNER THEATRE very Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. May 12 to June 17 Buffet Dinner. ......... 6:30 p.m. Show, 4 Cea 8:15 p.m. SHOW .................. 2595 Reservations .. ........ SM-1177 Sponsored by A & C Travel, W.B. White Ins.. Oshawa Chamber of Commerce, Lovell Drugs, ic, Nevada Bobs, Suzanne Desautel-Cabel 'Don't Wait for Your Friends to tell you how good it is" community as participants quick- ly became acquainted with each other. Guest speakers Peter Hannam, President of the foundation for Rural Living and Dr. Burton Mat- thews, Past President of the Universities of Waterloo and Guelph challenged AALP members to accept the respon- sibilities of leadership. After three days and 33 hours of concentrated learning members of the group headed for their homes across the province tired but eagerly looking forward to the next seminar which takes place in Sudbury in July. 1 0.9% Financing On 600-1800-1900 Series Lawn & Garden Tractors 9.9% Financing On Compact Diesels 5215, 15220, 5230 TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT | Blackstock 1986-4283 See what sets us apait. - Cirents THE WEIGHT CLINIC at PORT PERRY CLINIC, 230 Queen St., Port Perry Due to the overwhelming response the Grand Opening Special of $50. for a 6 week Individualized Weight Loss Program will be held over for a limited time. Professional Weight Loss Programs, CALL NOW staffed by a Nurse and Nutritionist. 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