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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" a" fo ii on CA PN JU V.N [a] EA PV -No lO PV. .N of 5 JOANNE BOYCE daughter of Robin and Judi, graduated on the College and Presidents Honour Roll from Durham College June 15th with a Diploma in Legal Administration. Congratulations on your achievement from Dad, Mom and Lori GRADU KAREN LEIGH WILSON daughter of Carol & Glen Wilson of Scugog Island graduated from York University on June 11, 1996 with an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree, double majoring in Psychology and Law & Society. She has accepted a position in Markham. Congratulations from your family and best of luck for the future. LEA VN] V.N [a] JILL VAN CAMP Congratulations, Jill Van Camp has graduated from Queen's University with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy. She has accepted a position with the Department of Occupational Therapy (Community Services) at Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon. 3 GRADUATI LINDA DIGNEM IDID IT! Linda Dignem has graduated from York University with a B.A. Health Studies Theme. Thanks for support from my family Jim & Steve Dignem and Graham Sullivan LJ | CAL HAMMETT will graduate on June 20, 1996 from Beaver Brae High School, Kenora, Ontario. He will be attending the University of Calgary for Engineering MAIJA HAMMETT | has received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from QQueen's University. She has accepted a position in North Bay. t June and Keith Crozier were the guests of honor when an open house and dance celebrating their 50th anniversary was held this past Saturday at the Dwight Community Centre. They are former residents of Port Perry. Faas, (le) ON MEAT ROLL Pe. Wil ibis, & RIBS SATURDAY, PORT PERRY LEGION JUNE 22 Branch 419 in the Starting at 1:00 p.m. CLUBROOM Local Pony Club "members off to regional event This past weekend four local Durham Pony Club girls took part in the Cen- tral Ontario Region Tetra- thalon. Tetrathlon is a competition in four parts - running, riding, shooting and swimming. Swimming is scored by the number of metres ob- tained in a set time limit. Shooting is scored by the highest number of shots on target. The running portion is a cross country course that must be com- pleted in the shortest pos- sible time and the riding is scored like the cross coun- try phase of eventing with penalty points for refu- sals, falls or going over the optimum time allowed. The swimming and shooting were held in Ajax and the riding and run- ning were held at Dream- crest Equestrian Centre on the Shirley Rd. In the Senior Girls divi- sion, Laura Timms had a first in swimming, tied for first in riding, was fifth in running and ninth in shooting to place third overall. Elaine Young was sixth in swimming, fifth in riding, seventh in run- ning, fifth in shooting to wind up in fifth spot over- all. In the Junior Girls divi- sion, Larissa Grabowski was seventh in swimming, eighth in riding, ninth in running, ninth in shooting and finished seventh over- all. In the Novice division, first timer Katie Murray was eighth in swimming, eighth in riding, 11th in running, 13th in shooting and placed eighth overall. The Senior and Junior division girls all qualified to go on to National Tetra- thalon held later this sum- mer near Ottawa. In further Pony Club news, the second meet of the Prince Philip Games was held recently in Port Hope. The games are a se- ries of relay races played while riding, such as rid- ing around a set of bend- ing poles and handing off a baton to the next rider. Points accumulate over the season with the final- ists going on to compete at the C.N.E. The "A" team of Lisa Al- loway, Carly Hare, Ten- nille Matthews and Beth Murray was first for the day. The "B" team made up by Emily Cudmore, Adam Hancock, John Hancock and Katie Mur- ray came in second. The Masters team of Jaime Al- loway and Lisa Reid was combined with. two players from Prince Ed- ward County Pony Club and came away with a third place ribbon. tral Library Auditorium. session will follow. Veteran publisher wil talk to writers' group On Saturday (June 22) from 9 to noon, veteran pub- lisher Tony Hawke, will shed some light on the mys- terious world of the publishing industry when The Writers' Circle of Durham Region presents: "Getting Published: The Inside Story" at The Pickering Cen- In this rare opportunity for writers, the founder/ publisher of Hounslow (now Dundurn) Press and co- founder of Books in Canada magazine will speak on the ways in which the industry has changed over the past 30 years and opportunities which exist today. A free-for-all, no-holds-barred question-and-answer Cost is $12 WCDR members; $18 non-members. To register call Marjorie Green (905) 686-2085. Port Perry Festival [ are Coming July 4, 5 ir, pate 4 SNR RR NR,