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26- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 2, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Al Their performance will begin at 9 a.m. Members of CHS' golden play this Sunday band will St. John's News By Colin Beal Father Hugh and all of us at St. John's were hor- rified to learn of the disas- trous fire at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Port Perry on Sunday morning. We know the importance of the place of worship in the lives of all of us and we realize what a great sense of loss Father Charlie and his parishioners are feel- ing; we pray for them and we pray too that it will not be long before they will be 1 able to rejoice in a rebuilt church. Father Hugh and Peggy were guests at a Blackstock Guiding Event last week. This was the occasion at which badges were pre- sented, Sparks moved up to Brownies, Brownies flew up to Guides and some Guides became Pathfinders. Hugh was particularly pleased to see several younger members of St. John's recognized during the celebrations, Jessie Bongard and Natasha Edgerton moved from Sparks to Brownies, Shannon Bongard advanced from Brownies to become a Guide and Nicole Beechey and Kelly King are now Pathfinders. In addition Nicole and Natalie Beechey have com- pleted Stage 2 of the Religion and Life Badge. Congratulations to all. Congratulations as well to Nancy Bongard who, as a member of the Borelians, shared in their success at the Theatre Ontario '98 Festival held in Owen Sound. We hear that they won just about every award. And also to Ruth Welham-Umphrey and Natasha Edgerton whose birthdays were given musi- cal honors at Coffee Time after Sunday's service. Next Sunday morning (June 7) a group of young musicians from Cartwright High School's Gold Medal winning Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. John Beirness, will play before and during the Sunday Eucharist. The band will start playing at 9 a.m. Other upcoming events at St. John's include the annual Rogation Service which will be held, this year, on June 14 at the home of John and Carol Hendry, and The Parish Patronal Feast of St. John the Baptist which will be celebrated on June 27. Church School Certificates will be presented and the service will be followed by a picnic and games for the children. Saturday, June 6th 8 t0 9:30 a.m. at the 10th Concession. | Directions available from the registration desk. for registrants at the La Saturday, 7. NEW THIS YEAR: - FREE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST tcham Centre, 9am. Iris Show set for June 15 I understand there was a good turnout at the Brooklin Horticulture meeting last Wednesday night and a very good show in spite of the fact that the tulips and lilacs had past their bloom period. Special awards were given to Mary Wonnacott for her best dec- orative; Norma Ingleton took the top prize for best house plant; and best African violet in show was won by Ronna Stanley. Congratulations to these ladies. Also the speaker Jim Kamstra was well received and enjoyed by all as he spoke about attract- ing birds and butterflies and the Oak Ridges Moraine. The iris show and gen- eral meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 15 to be Florence Ashton held at Burns Church, . Ashburn. As you know the iris are now in full bloom. However, there will be a show which includes "other specimens" and decorative class. Elizabeth Forester will address the subject on "Growing and Using Herbs." Euchre results last Thursday night are as fol- lows - eight tables were played. Mens first prize - Grant Bright, second - Bill Hodgins, ladies - first Eleanor Bennett, second - Doris Evans, lone hands - Celeste Smalley and Ruby Smith (Raglan). Share the wealth - Norrine Hill and Pete Gall. Door prize win- ners: Irene Proctor and Nelson Cole. Next euchre is sched- uled for June 25 at the Community Centre. Theo and Joan Knight enjoyed a bus trip to Ottawa recently. Visiting with Bernice and Jean Gardner recently were Erma Tripp, Fenelon Falls, Anne Taylor, Guelph and Everett and Joan Westfall, Hamilton, Bernice, Joan and Everett also travelled the Burnt River visiting Frank and Chris McKimm. Tossed brick raises questions A Scugog Island family is looking for some answers after someone tossed a brick through their kitchen window dur- ing the evening of May 30, say police. A family had just finished eating around 10:05 p.m. in their Stephenson's Visit us for Kidswear, Footwear | Canes dhe REGISTRATION: At the Latcham Centre, Queen Street, Port Perry on Friday, June 5th, 7-9 p.m. and on Saturday, June 6th, 7-9 am. FEE CANOE CLASSES: PRIZES: per canoe Please read Notes below * t iptabl All prizes will be awarded (522 eosin) I. Men b or sponsorship equal 2. 40 or better at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday. to or greater than Both paddlers in the Ist, 2nd & 3rd . 3. Women placed canoes in class HO receive 530 ber Lahos, L. Couples medals. Paddlers in the recreation class ee oD may win a draw prize. money below. 5. *l4 and under 6. Family Junior & Senior 7.17 and under (boys, girls, or mixed) 8. Kayak IST PRIZE Prizes this year (I) DRAW PRIZES - Names will be drawn 9. C2 4% from the recreational participants, you 10 ++) must be present at the awards ceremony to collect your pnze Prizes have been donated by local merchants Il. Recreational (not competitive) An elapsed time will be calculated for all ANI DR PIVAS (FROM Mother Jackson's ) participants (2) SPONSORSHIP MONEY PRIZES 2 Blue ES Prizes will be awarded to the individual Notes canoeist who brings in the most + This class finishes at the Yacht Club before the lake section of the race t+ All participants in 186° canoes must compete in either Cl or C2 classes sponsorship money. More sponsorship forms are available at some local stores or by calling 985-70l4. Feel free to make photocopies Tickets RINE VA NYY etl = plus Men's ¢ Ladies Fashions BR@CK'S 168 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2521 Service, Quali and Style Since 1851 GREAT BLUE HERON CHARITABLE CASINO & BINGO The Place for Grown-Ups to Play after the Race! --_-- Proud Supporters of this oth Amnual Event! 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(905) 985-7288 Cannington (705) 432-2237 « Toll Free 1-800-563-5061 Point Rd. home when, upon turning off the lights and leaving the room, a brick shattered a large kitchen window and landed on the floor. The homeowners cannot guess who would do that and police are investigating. PORT PERRY STAR judged as the NEWSPAPER 15] (J in Ontario in its circulation class 3,500-6,499 by the Ontario Community Newspaper Association. DN) BAY D TO REGISTER iN The Port Perry Star & JD Fishing Summer Derby for Muskie 1S June 6th at JD FISHING & ARCHERY 27 Water St, Port Perry