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ot SHETTY 16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 25,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" R Dror ST URAL RoorTs Bands from Prince Albert Public School and Pringle Creek Public School joined forces last week to perform at Prince Albert P.S. on Thursday. Shown is the Pringle Creek stage band. What beautiful weather we all enjoyed over the long week- end. I am sure thousands of jobs were done around homes and cottages when there was no ex- cuse with poor weather. Blackstock should be well fed on Saturday when two special events will take place - the St. John's annual Spring Salad Buffet will take place at the St. John's Anglican Parish Hall. The high school year book com- mittee is holding an "all you can eat" spaghetti dinner also on Saturday evening. Tickets are available from the school. Sure- ly no excuse to cook your own dinner on Saturday evening. St. John's Anglican Church had at its Sunday morning ser- vice the baptism of Natasha Lynn Edgerton, daughter of Lisa Edgerton. Her Godparents were Anne Edgerton, Janice Beechey and Ken Crawford. Janice Beechey was her church sponsor. Those also in atten- dance were Bessie Crawford, Garry, Nicole, Natalie and Ra- chel Beechey, Merrill and Jean Van Camp, Gilbert and Shirley Magill, Murray and Reta Bir- kett, Jack and Verna Chapman, Jane Konides, Wade Patterson and Brian Magill. After the ser- vice Natasha's grandparents, Grant and Lorna Edgerton hosted a buffet for all attending. On Tuesday evening, May 31 a community shower will be held at the Blackstock United Church C.E. Room in honor of bride-to-be Esther Kelly. This event where all are welcome, will begin at 7:30 p.m. A come and go open house is planned for Jason Kyte and his bride-to-be Tammy Kellar on Sunday, June 5 from 2-4 p.m. at the United Church. Donations may be left with Gord Paisley or Eileen McLaughlin. These two young couples are each being married on Satur- day, July 23. In last week's paper I wel- comed James Massie to the wrong house in Blackstock. He 'and his bride-to-be Laura, have bought the former Herb Swain home on Scugog St. With so many house sales recently in our village, itis hard to keep up- to-date on who is where. Jamie and Laura will be married this Saturday, May 28 at Parkwood, Oshawa. Sorry for my mistake. The Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary needs more knitters. Wool is supplied. Ei- leen McLaughlin is the co- ordinator of his project. Give her a call at 986-4420 if you can help this worthwhile on-going work. The 4-H project this summer will be "A Walk On The Wild Side" which will begin on Thursday, May 26 at 7 p.m. at the Blackstock United Church. Leaders will be Gail Johns and Julie Byers. You will learn skills, games and crafts that will help you to enjoy hiking and camping. Sure sounds like fun to me - too bad that I am be- yond the 4-H age! If you have not reserved your tickets for the Ray Ashton Re- tirement dinner and party on Friday, June 10 do phone the Cartwright High Sc¢hool as soon as possible at 986-4241. There were 12 tables at the Tuesday evening weekly euchre party with the following win- ners: Eileen Warder, Dorothy Archer, Paul Mucha, Bernice Retirement party June 10 Renton, Theresa Berkers, Grant Bright and Ruby Co- chrane. Lucky draws were won by Roy Werry, Alma Manns, Grace Bassett, Norman Rohrer, Carl Ferguson and Kathleen Watts. Vernon and Vera Asselstine attended the wedding of their granddaughter Gayle Assel- stine daughter of Les and Leah Asselstine on Saturday, May 21 to Jeff Kritz in Calvary United Church. Gayle has recently graduated as an accountant from the University of Waterloo and has taken a position in an accounting firm in Hamilton. Jeff is a chemical engineer in Guelph. Others attending this - happy event were Alan and family of Ottawa, Floyd and family, Colin and family all of Blackstock and Gerald of Oshawa. Gayle's cousin Tanyia of Ottawa was a bridesmaid. Vernon and Vera Asselstine spent Sunday afternoon and Monday with Bruce and Helen Alderson of Carlisle arriving home in time to attend Sarah Asselstine's 50th birthday. Vern's many friends are pleased that he has made such a fine recovery from injuries sus- tained in the accident he suf- fered last winter. Cartwright High School and Cartwright Public School bands and choirs are hosting a music night on Wednesday, May 25 at 7 p.m. at C.C.P.S. Everyone is welcome to attend. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES * ANNUAL RATES » Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Car Wash May 29 Shirley (=z) What a beautiful weekend. I hope everyone enjoyed whatev- er activities you did. There must have been a lot of cottages opened and a lot of friends to help because Highway 12 was very busy from Thursday noon until, I hope, everyone arrived home safely on Monday eve- ning. Sunday, May 29, Church and Sunday School services are withdrawn so Greenbank con- gregation can join with Sea- grave for their Sunday School Anniversary at 11 a.m. Plan to attend this service with their guest ventriloquist Beaulah Buchwald. Sunday, June 5, Greenbank will hold their Sunday School Anniversary Service at 11 a.m. with Brian Jones as guest speaker. Please note there will be no coffee and muffins before church on June 5 but members of the congregation are asked to bring sandwiches or squares for a social time after the service. The Greenbank Youth Group would like to thank everyone who attended the Spring Break- fast, it was a big success. We would like to say a "special thank you" to Steve Quantrill whose help was greatly appre- ciated. Don't forget the Youth Group are holding a Car Wash in the Church yard on Saturday, May 28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come and help support this busy group of young people. I received a phone call from a member of the Community Me- morial Hospital Auxiliary who asked me to pass on to any knit- ters that they are in need of your help. The wool will be sup- plied for you, so if you are inter- ested, please contact Ilene McLaughlin at 986-4420 or any member of the Auxiliary. Get well wishes are sent to you who are in hospital recuper- ating from surgery, our thoughts are with you and hope you are home soon. The Women's Institute held their May meeting on Wednes- day, May 18 at the home of Eu- nice Rahm. The Roll Call was "Show a school picture and tell where you went to school". Most of us forgot our picture (I'm not sure whether it was intentional or not.) The Motto given by Eu- nice was on the changes in the school system which was very interesting and also reminis- cent. The Institute was asked to hold a birthday party at Port Perry Nursing Home this month. Doris Hill was in charge of this pleasant duty. A social hour followed the meeting. Oops! There was an error last week. In the news item of the Li- ons Club proposed project re building the picnic shelter, the actual cost should have read $25,000. So don't forget to fill in "your survey sheet, it will give them an idea how the communi- ty feels about such an ambitious project. Thought for the week: Goals are like stars, They may not be reached, But they can always be aguide. Euchre June 3 Church and Sunday School this week will be held in Utica startingat 11 a.m. Fuchre results from last Fri- day evening. There were 12 ta- bles. Winners were Ladies First Joanne Stevenson, Second Ruth McDonald, Third Bernice Loudfoot. Mens First Carl Gim- blett, Second Doug Stanfield, Third Malcolm Allbright. Verna Slute had the most lone hands (five). Freeze-out winners were Marie Geer and Vera Fawns, Elsie Pogue and Bertha Cottyn were second. Draws were won by Peggy Hood, Elsie Pogue and George Harper. Mary Hill was the winner of the 50/50 draw. There will be another euchre in two weeks, June 3. Suzanne Warner and son Lu- cas travelled by train to Ottawa recently for the confirmation of Suzanne's goddaughter. Arch- bishop Plourde presided over the ceremony and he happened to be the same bishop who con- firmed Suzanne over 30 years ago. While in Ottawa, they were guests of her sister and family. _ Cassandra Aked enjoyed vis- iting daycare friends at a birth- day party on Saturday. Croft Russell was celebrating his fifth birthday while Jonathan Musso enjoyed his fourth. Happy birthday to Gavin So- bil who was five years old on May 23 and to his sister Rebec- ca who will be 13 on May 30. 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