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-- 28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 13, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Hope that everyone enjoyed the special joys of Easter when Church Services, family gather- ings, and the visit of the Easter Bunny marked the occasion. Several familigs in our midst were saddened by the passing of loved ones. Sympathy is extend- ed to Marg and Ted Kemp, Jeff and David, and to her mother Susan Saywell on the passing of Marg's father Stephen Saywell. Many relatives and friends vis- ited the funeral parlour and at- tended the funeral on Saturday morning. Sympathy is extended to Bob and Nancy Bryans and their family Gord and Deb Bryans and family, Patti and Rick Alpe and family, all of Blackstock and Steve and Lorinda Bryans of Bowmanville on the passing. of Bob's father last week. Quite a number from here called at the Low and Low Fu- neral Chapel, Port Perry to pay respects to the late John Dow- son, father of Donna and Gle VanCamp. : The United Church Sunrise Service was held at Breezy Acres, home of Harvey and Joan Graham, Purple Hill at 6:30 a.m. Easter morning. A fine crowd attended this meaningful service. Cheryl Graham of Clive, Al- berta and Rob Graham of To- ronto spent the weekend with their parents Harvey and Joan Graham. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Terry and Tara Taylor were Howard and Julie Bailey of Lon- don, Lee and Sherri Mildren of Whitby, Roy and Catherine Corden, Julie and Christie, Port Perry, Myron and Marlene Tay- lor, Cumbermere, Neil and Elaine Bailey, Blackstock. Purple Hill residents enjoyed Easter Sunday brunch at the underground home of Bill and Paula Lishman and family. At the regular Thursday luncheon date for the Seniors of our community a special treat was enjoyed when the Grade One students of Mrs. Linda Bradburn came to visit. After singing several songs the pupils each sat beside a senior 'atl "\Maryfield, Saskatchewan is vis- read to them. What a hive of pleasant activity took place when the generations came to- gether. Thursday evéning the Music students of C.H.S. hosted a din- ner and dance as a fundraiser for their proposed music trip to Quebec later in the month. After a delicious meal a col- ored television provided a rea- son for Mr. Fletcher to sell tick- ets. A birthday gift was presented to Eric on the occa- sion of his 50th birthday. Happy Birthday. Glenn Richardson of Hamil- ton, New Zealand is a Junior Farmey delegate to Ontario. He is presently spending a few days with Shelley Holliday and Mark Graham. On Friday eve- ning a Junior Farmer get-to- gether was hosted to welcome Glenn to Durham East. The Women's Curling Wind- up dinner was held on Tuesday, March 30. Helen Green wel- comed everyone to the pot luck lunch after which Joyce Kelly said grace. After dinner Helen thanked the icemakers Bob Strong and Laverne Sutton who had joined the group for dinner. Carol Gray presented her treasurer's report and also showed the treasurer's report that had been presented by Ge- rald Kelly. It was pointed out that this was the 20th year of curling for this league. First place trophy and prizes were presented by schedule manager Marie James to the team of Joyce Kelly, Helen Green, Ann Meester and Jean VanCamp. Second place win- ners were Helen Coates, Helen Green, Ria Hoogeveen and Gail McNamara while third place was Carol Gray, Mary Mackie, Ann Meester and Lori Aldred. The executive chosen was as follows: Carol Gray, President; SCOTT ANDERSON / PORT PERRY STAR A number of students fared well at the recent Durham Re- lonal Science Fair on April 1 and 2 at Eastdale Collegiate In hawa. Coming home with a number of awards. were (left) Mi- chael Doble and Nick Renaud, a bronze medal, Keely Smith, a gold medal, Alesha Brownell, honorable mention and Dawn Beare, honorable mention and a special award for women. Manns, McRoberts, George Allison, Earth Day event for farme Melanie Wright, Vice Presi- dent; Lori Aldred, Schedule Manager, Marie James, Treas- 'urer. Directors to the curling Club Board - Joyce Kelly, Mary Mackie. Thanks was voiced to Pam Mackie for the favours and to Helen Green and her execu- tive. Lucky draws were won by Helen Green, Lois Dallas and Jean VanCamp. Rev. Doreen VanCamp of iting her mother Mrs. Margaret VanCamp and other friends and relatives during this week. There were 14 tables at the 'weekly euchre game with the following winners - Vivian Kidd, Dorothy Archer, Richard Reta Storrie, Ross Irene Brown. Lucky draws were won by Tom Manns, Doreen Ferguson, Charlie Campbell, Eileen Warder, Caroline Haugh and Carl Ferguson. Joan. and Harvey Graham hosted the Hoskin family East- er on Sunday. Those attending were Mrs. Muriel Hoskin, Pat Fletcher, Scott and Diana, Port Perry, Ron and Sandra Hoskin, Craig, Shawn and Tracy, Black- stock, Larry Hoskin, Lake Louise, Cheryl Graham, Clive, Alberta, Mark Graham, Shelley Holliday, Glenn Richardson, New Zealand, Rob Graham, To- ronto and several friends. © The Blackstock Women's In- stitute met on April 7 for a pot luck luncheon at the Blackstock United Church. Fifteen mem- bers enjoyed the delicious din- ner. Minutes and the annual busi- ness was attended. Eileen McLaughlin gave her farewell address as outgoing president. The nominating committee gave the following slate of offi- cers - President - May Shor- tridge, Vice-president - Pat Sleep, Secretary/Treasurer - Carol Thornton. Muriel Hoskin conducted the election of offi- cers. The remainder of the meeting was spent making plans for the District Annual which Black- stock W.I. will be hosting in May. The programme planning meeting will be held on April 19. The meeting closed with O Can- ada. oo It was noted that in last month's W.I. report Barry Van- Camp who gave an excellent talk on gardening was somehow missed in the publication. Saturday evening dinner guests of Gerald and Joyce Kel- ly were Harvey and Joan Gra- ham, Cheryl Graham, Mark Graham, Shelley Holliday, Rob Graham, Glenn Richardson, Elizabeth and Peter Peeters, Courtney and Katherine, Ome- rs on April 22 mee, Elaine Kelly, Kitchener, Esther Kelly, Kingston, Fred Peeters, Midland. A special Earth Day event is | coming up for area farmers and ardeners. On April 22, David Sazuki's video "Revolution Down on the Farm" will be 'shown at Port Perry High School at 7:30 p.m. Blackstock 4H Club News Another fun and eggciting meeting for the senior Black- stock Chicken and Egg Club. e began the meeting with the 4H pledge and then took up any new or old business. This week we discussed what we were go- ing to be doing for the achieve- ment night coming up soon. Then off to the kitchen we all went. We were really excited be- cause tonight we were going to be making Alaska Baked Boun- ty and Chicken Cordon Bleu. First we sampled the Chicken Cordon: Bleu. Fantastic. Then we tried the Alaska Baked Bounty. Heavenly. This dessert was so good. I know that I'll be . trying these two recipes at home.:Next meeting will be our last meeting before the achieve- ment: night. It will be at the p.m. Can't wait until then! Home ... Safe Home" Safety Art Contest for Children : Your picture about + | "your partners in ProteCtion" |, ,.... umn ssmpom mms omens | A I A I Hg oy ade and your pareniiguiandian's signature 10: ( 2577, London, Ont. NBA 4GS. No purchase required, no fit on rumbiée of entries. 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