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Bs san ef 0 a dA Iw? Em Team Arb RE Ar mS SE 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 10, 1993 Local Girl Guides take part i international camping event Three local Guides 'vecently attended Guelph '93, an inter- national camping event held by Girl Guides of Canada National Council. Guides Sara Hunter and Kim Fabiano and leader Debby Cor- neal were among 3,200 Guides from around the world who took part in the 10-day camping ex- perience at Guelph Lage Con- servation Areain duly: SS A, More than 50 countriés were represented at the event, in- cluding Argentina, Brazil, Fin- land, Hong Kong, Ireland, Ken- ya, "Lebanon, . Sweden, New Zealand, Pakistan, Romania, South Africa, the United States and Zambia. Before the camp, all intyma tional participants were offered home hospitality with Guiding families across Canada, NE so 32 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Cominunity Calendar runs each.week in ors ry Port a Star or Star Marketplace providing space for local non- profit organizations to receive coverage for their important approaching events. Listings in Community Calendar are absolutely Free to any non-profi it. group. Copy must be submitted in writing before noon on Friday prior to publication, to be included in the next edition of the Port Perry Star or Star Marketplace. AUGUST 10, 17, 24 AND 31 Oshawa Chapter One Parent Families Assoc. meets at Simcoe Hall Settlement House, 387 Simcoe St. S. - Info. 436-5069 or 728- 1011. ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 Euchre at Latcham Centre - 1:30 p-m. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 Scugog Library On The Move - 10:30 a.m. lanson Park, Greenbank. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 Durham College, Oshawa, is host- ing a Skilled Trades Information Session - 9 a.m. Info. 721-2000, ext. 2534. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 The Durham P.C. Users' Club. August meeting - 7-10 p.m. CAW Local 222 hall, 1425 Phillip Murray L_Ave., Oshawa. : Bingo - Scugog Arena - THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 Peter Rabbit 100th Brey Celebration, Scugog Lifrary - p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13 George Jones, live in concert - Lindsay Central: Exhibition Grounds, -8 pm. .- SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 sharp. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14 Euchre, Lat Centre - 8 p.m. , AUGUST 15 Decoration Services, Greenbank United Cemeteries - 2:30 p.m. * THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 Puppet show; Scugog Library, 2 p.m. 985-7686. SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 Chicken Barbecue, Scugog Island Hall, 4:30 p.m.; 5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Tickets: 985-7426. : LOOSE RUGS el BROADLOOM:": Compliments of '. 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Many of the partic- ipants worked at the local food bank, Salvation Army, day camps, nursing home and vari- ous other institutions through- out the community. 7 p.m. | Guelpl'F3 ANTERNATIONAL B® Guides Canada A Guelph '93 graphic be- came the centre 0f a controver- sywhena Guelph. Mercury car- toonist used it ter an editorial cartoon. 4 The Guides also made crafts for shut-ins and the elderly, do- nated homemade quilt squares to women's shelters, helped paint a bridge, and collected pop can tabs for the purchase of wheelchairs. po One of the highlights of the § 'event was the * berta Bondar, resence of anada's firstfe- ~ male astronaut. Ms. Bondar. Sandra Richard. of Creative o Grats and Baskem was: 'one of 'many 'vendors at the Gift and Craft:Show held at the Scugog Arena over the weekend. Ms. Richard will be selling her crafts ative For Pony Gouin) Maat or he Rest Ho, = he sig was a great inspiration to both: ff; "+. Guides and leaders during her - four-day stay at the camp, says" Mrs. Corneal. "She has become quite a rep- - resentative for Guiding," the lo- 'cal leader says of the former Guide. "She wore her Brownie wings when she went into 8 and she took Girl Guide coo with her." Ms. Bondar also added a little fuel to the fire when the cartoon- ist from the Guelph Mercury newspaper used the camp's graphicin one of his cartoons. The graphic features a num- ber of tents around the world with. a bridge joining the camp sites. The cartoonist drew a con- versation bubble beside one of the tents with the following message inside: "Ohno, I think' broke a nail." The comment did ot sit well' with Ms. Bondar, an honorary. camp director at Guelph '33. In aletter to the ih itor of the Guelph Mercury, Ms. Bondar lambasted the cartoonist, say- ing "If the portrayal of Girl Guides in your somewhat out- dated cartoon...is what you be- lieve to be the reality, then you should join us at Guelph '93." The cartoonist was invited to drop by the camp for a training session. "Just a final thought before you come for your training ses- sion," Ms. Bondar continued. "The only nails we break in camprare made from steel. Now you're getting the picture." rol, Franks of Colll bi - tude, brought a selection gther hats tothe show, Whey came trom all over. Ontario t0 pariipate in the Gift Craft Show held at the. the weekend, ngwood, whose bu "Ch cter Development / Scenno shy? Instructor: JOHN H. FOOTE % Beginning TUES., AUG. 24 through to TUES., SEPT. » Time: 7:30 PM sharp Place: Masonic Hall - You must register with Mr, Foote before the class begins. ti Age Group: 15 - 70; Mature Persons Only Please Cost: $60. 0, Call 985-061 to register, Sh BESS ES SEY BEES SERS EN GENESEE SANDLNSSESSNES SES 2 0 8000. 80.8.8.8.0.0.8.8.8.8.0.0.0.1 ACAI REACACR ww iso called Hatt TET TET EIT