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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 4, 1M Children's Aid Society Camp-On-It program Summer vacation is great. It's smoldering hot. There is absolute- ly nothing to do. Sounds heaven- ly right? Wrong, It sounds like torture to a kid. Boredom sets in fast when all the other kids get to have fun. Sitting around the house with no plans for summer can lead to more than just boredom. It can lead to mischievous trouble. But what can be done? The Children's Aid Society of Durham Region has begun a pro- gram to give kids a great summer experience. "CAMP-ON-IT!"' began last year with community donations enabling CAS to send 73 kids to camp for a week. This year their goal is 85 sponsors for kids. One sponsor sends a child to camp for a week. Each sponsor- ship costs $150 which is tax deductible. Sponsors will receive a letter at the end of the summer from the child. The feeling of goodwill and generosity is as good for the spon- sor's heart and mind as it is for, the child who receives the camp experience. For more information about sponsoring a child for a camp ex- perience, please call the Com- munity Relations Team, Children's Aid Society, during work hours, 433-1551. TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG SUMMER ">. RECREATIONAL Ee PROGRAMS DAY CAMP & POOL REGISTRATION Saturday, June 8, 1991 9:00 am - 3:00 pm at the Municipal Office 181 Perry Street - Port Perry All registration must be done in advance. No on site registration. PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE Gh A AG A YMCA gymnastics club with a combined membership from Cartwright Public School and R. H. Cornish Public School held a gymnastics meet recently. Each student performed one routine on one piece of equipment. The meet was a fun event, designed to show par- ents what the students have accomplished. Pictured above are the members and instruc- tors of the club. Doing the splits (from left) is April Storey, Amy Wigmore, and Holly West- all. Sitting is Jennifer Shaw, Elyse Campbell, Krystal Bartley, Nina Page, Lisa Laforte, Angela Dalby, (kneeling) Carmen Lishman, Alison Kutlik, Patricia Chapman, April Bonsma, Jennifer Goode, Stacy Duncan, Tony Bonsma, (standing) Tanya Smith (instructor), Phillip Krohn, Laura Dunkley, Mandy Bonsma, Pat Wigmore (instructor), Christine Kooger, Amelie Leveille, Anthony Beauchamp, and Sherry Frey (instructor). Missing from the photo Is Kirsty Robertson and Katrina Scott. Monday is Scugog sight-seeing To start the week on Sunday, it was another special day for the children at Scugog United when they received awards for Sunday School attendance and studies. Three classes took part and in- volved the adults as they were reminded of their own early years with children's hymns. The children also sang songs they had learned. They were given cer- tificates and pins. After the service all joined for a lunch and social period to end the S.S. year. Monday is Scugog sight-seeing. Tuesday entertainment by Grace U.C. and Marilyn Wallace's description of India at 8 p.m. at the Scugog United Church. Wednesday evening "Head" U.C.W. at the home of Pat McGhee. Though Sunday School lessons may be over for the season, it is necessary to plan funds for next year. This will be done Saturday at the Island United at 1 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. in a variety of services as car wash, plant sale and popular bake sale. Parents, who have baked items to sell, please bring it to the church basement by 12:30 p.m. Then we have to wait for June 23 for the Strawberry Supper for which tickets are getting great requests. When the Hudsons lived on the main Island Rd. years ago, their family made a lasting friendship with Clara and Joe Dowson which has resulted in many trips bet- ween Cleveland and Scugog, usually on long weekends. But a 50th anniversary in Cleveland on this last short weekend found Clara, Joe, Jim, Janet and son making a fast trip across the border to join the 50 or 60 people in a dinner and dance. All must quickly return for Monday work. When the date arrives for Canoe the Nonquon (to raise money for the Museum), arrives Val and Mike Freeman, bus drivers have usually been keen and successful competitors. Mike and partner, Robt. Baird of Seagrave came first in the Non- quon Triathlon with best time. Val and Terri Baird of Seagrave came in 3rd. Congratulations to these two teams. Mike gained 2nd as single competitor with Robt. CMHA updating directory The Canadian Mental Health Association/Durham Branch is currently updating its directory of self-help groups in Durham Region. All groups currently listed must call or mail in any changes by ° June 14, 1991. New groups that would like to be listed in the 1991 directory must contact the public education office at (416) 436-8760 by June 21, 1991. ' Durham East Calf Club The Durham East Cow Calf Club held an informative meeting on May 30 at the farm of Joan, Harvey, and Mark Graham, of introduces LAMINATING Add life to often used, important documents, identification cards or photographs by Laminating. Laminating preserves the life of any important document by heat bonding high quality plastic film to make tampering and wear nekt to impossible. Here are some examples of items you might like to laminate: * Business ID's ® Security Cards ® Sodial Insurance Cards * Luggage Tags e Price Tags SCUGOG MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY presents "A NIGHT UNDER THE STARS" by Amateur Astronomer Charles Bull . Tuesday, June 11 - 7 - 8:30 p.m. An Introduction to Amateur Astronomy Tuesday, June 18 - 7 - 8:30 p.m. A Guided Tour of the Solar System using a Remarkable Scale Model All ages are welcome to attend these informative programs. ¢ Admission is Free and No Registration is required eo For information call Scugog Library at 985-7686 In case of rain this date will be postponed to Tuesday, June 25th. pn) - SQUARE BOY PIZZA BO Blackstock. The group viewed the steers in the feedlot competition which is sponsored by the local Durham County Cattlemen's Association with local Producers Stock. Speaker Harvey Graham (0.C.A. Director) discussed their cow calf crossbreeding program and Rolly Coy presented some thoughts on sire selection. PLEASE RECYCLE * Promotional Flyers * Presentation Materials * Menus . Certificates, Diplomas Visacling Alls 80 Water St., Port Perry now offers DELIVERY DURING THE DAY 11:00 am - 12:00 (midnight) - Sunday & 11:00 am - 2:00 am - Friday - Satlirday 11:00 am - 1:00 am - Monday - Thursday "PIZZA & SUBS CALL: 985-8448 | =) PORT PERRY STAR - OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary Street - Port Perry - 985-7383 - Fax 985-3708 LO