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6a - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 26,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" OOTS SCOTT ANDERSON /PORT PERRY STAR Mr. Wilson and Miss Rensink's Grade 8 classes took to the streets in Blackstock last week to clean the neighborhood In recognition of Earth Day. Posing on top of the school's garbage dumpster are the two classes. Dance to aid scholarship fund The Pine Ridge Garden Club are hustling and bustling with their International Smorgas- bord Dinner for Saturday at Nestleton Hall, April 30 from 5 p.m. on. For tickets, phone 986- 4771 or they may be purchased at the door. By early purchases, the members can comprehend how much food to prepare. . hts Peer IZ : \ Sr re my" 7 | Ceiat = fr of ", wd Alcan Keeps The Weather Outside, Makes You Feel Good Inside The beauty of Alcan goes a lot deeper than SIDING and WINDOWS. Alcan quality is backed by the good name of one of Canada's oldest and most trusted companies. 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The Optimist Club are giving a testimonial dinner Wednes- day, May 4 at 7 p.m. to this Cartwright Youth Council in tribute to the fine work they did in running the Bicycle Safety Rodeo in Blackstock on Satur- day, April 16. Great going, guys. The Lake Scugog Regatta As- sociation's Golf Committee held a meeting Sunday and laid out the general work necessary to bring this great event into reali- ty. . Remember, next week is a busy one. Sunday May 1 a Regatta meeting 2 p.m. Caesarea Hall. Tuesday, May 3 Pine Ridge Garden Club meeting Nestleton Hall 8 p.m. Thursday May 5 Regatta Bin- go Caesarea Hall 7:30 p.m. Saturday May 7 Caesarea Hall Board Spring Bazaar 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Caesarea Hall. A winter full of crafts and hobbies to be seen and purchased at eco- nomical prices. The Caesarea monthly Hall Board meeting will be held on May 12 at the Hall at 7:30 p.m., a week later than usual. Saying of the week: It is easy enough to be pleasant, When life flows by like a song, But the man worthwhile is the one who can smile, When everything goes dead wrong. For the test of the heart is trouble, and it al- ways comes with the years, And the smile that is worth the praises of earth, Is the smile that shines through tears. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Smile of the week, now it's golf time. A golf fanatic was walking around the fairway with four caddies. Why so many, a friend inquired. It's my wife's idea, the golfer answered. She thinks I should spend more time with the kids. THERMAL BINDING SERVICE 188 Mary St., Port Perry Phone: 985-7383 » Fax: 985-3708 The fundraising dance by the ~ Cartwright High School Music Department on Friday evening was a fine success. The music by the Dear Johns was greatly en- : joyed by the large crowd present. The draws were made with the following winners: Barbara Byers took the Flight with Ted Griffen over Scugog Township and Marg Kemp won the two tickets to the Maple Leaf Hockey Game. The Band will leave on Thursday to go on the trip to Philadelphia to at- tend the Music Fest there. On Wednesday noon, April 27, this band will give a free music con- cert at the Cartwright Central Public School. The publicis wel- come to attend. The students of Grades 1 to 3 of Cartwright Central Public School, under the excellent su- pervision of their teachers, pro- duced an excellent production "Oh, My Dear/Deer". Prior to the performance, four choirs performed a song or rap about the environment: Water Wast- ers, 16 Bears, 10 Forest Crea- tures and Don't Pollute the Wa- ter. Under the help of the narrators, Robert Larmer and Alanna Holland, the delightful story about the deer and the townsfolk was told in song and word. Congratulations to staff and students for a great show. There was a capacity crowd of parents and friends to enjoy this on Wednesday evening. There were 13 tables of eu- chre on Tuesday evening with the following winners: Bernice Wells, Margaret Finney, Grace Bassant, Caroline Hill, Teresa Berjers, Harold Crawford and Harold Swain. Lucky draws were won by Grace Bassant, Paul Milka, Verna Draper, Ma- rie Crawford, Jean Porrill and Roy Werry. On Tuesday evening, the Dis- trict 4 Workshop for members of Fair Boards will be held in the Government Building, Lindsay. All directors and those interest- ed in the Blackstock Fair are in- vited to attend. Check with Leah Frew or Joyce Kelly for car pooling, if desired. There are still spaces availa- ble on the bus trip to the outlets in Hamilton on Saturday, April 30, coming through Blackstock at approximately 8 a.m. Cost of tickets is $20 each. Call me at 986-4257 for details. A special birthday party will be held at the Blackstock Unit- ed Church to celebrate the 100th birthday of Miss Edna Larmer, on Sunday, May 1 from 2-4 p.m. What a happy event for aspecial lady. On Friday evening, the annu- al Talent Auction will be held at the United Church when a large variety of items and services will be up for sale. This will take place at 7:30 p.m. Call Aileen VanCamp, Sharon Goulding or Carolyn Morton for further de- tails. 4-H meeting of Cookie Mon- sters on April 19 with leaders Helen Coates and Shelley Holli- day. We made pies with the help of a lady named Mrs. Lee. She showed us how to make the ap- ples and a secret - you put the tinfoil plates in the stove for 10 minutes before you put the crustin. This past Sunday was UCW Sunday at Blackstock United Church with many members of the UCW taking part. The ser- vice was conducted by Shirley Gibson while Donna Kyte took the Children's Theme. Scrip- ture readings were read by Ka- thy McLaughlin and Ruby Van- Camp. The music was provided by members of the UCW choir. Guest speaker was Susan Reed of Port Perry. Greeters were Pat Sleep and May Shortridge while Peggy Larmer and Edith McLaughlin served as ushers. Tallya Moore was in charge of prayer and conclusion of the service. It was a very impres- sive service. +4 Dance successful Plant Auction on Tuesday, May 17 ¢ Florence | Ashton Wednesday night, Brooklin Horticultural Society will hold their regular monthly meeting at Brooklin United Church at 8 p.m. There will be no flower show at this meeting. Eileen Slute, a member and master gardener, will be the speaker and plans to speak on the Gar- dens of Europe and the Caribbe- an. Also, there will be a "Bring and Buy Bake Sale" and every- one is asked to support this fund raiser. Each personistola- bel and price your own baking. Coming up on Tuesday, May 17 is the Horticultural Society Plant Auction at 6:30 p.m. in Grass Park. Plan to attend this sale, as there will be a good va- riety of plants to auction. If you could pot up a few extra plants and seedlings to support this sale, it would be great. Rain dateis May 19. Thursday night is euchre night again at the Community Centre at 8 p.m. Everyone wel- come. Theo and Joan Knight and Doug and Florence Ashton en- joyed a nice outing on Sunday, attending the Covenant Com- munity Church at Orangeville, visited Bruce and Jackie An- drews and Mark, Fergus, and also Jim and Elaine Ewing and Eric of Orangeville, as well as enjoying a delicious meal at the Stone Crock, Elmira. Glen and Joan Fleming re- cently returned home, following their trip to Hawaii. Give me a call with some news, please! a TT -- op TT a RRR LRN LER RRR