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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 17, 1998 - 23 grads get full marks at commencement An impressive Remembrance Day Service was held at the Rec. Centre on Now. 11 with a large crowd attending. Rev. David Shearman conduct- ed the service with Mayor Doug Moffatt bringing greetings from the township, Councillor Ken Gadsden reading the scripture and Rev. Hugh Kernohan deliv- ering the address. Following the service, the group moved to the Cenotaph for the reading of the Honour Roll, the Last Post and Minute of Silence and the laying of the wreaths. Congratulations to Craig Hoskin and Lisa Hall who were married last Saturday with the reception held in Little Britain Hall. Better health is wished for Roy Werry who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Sympathy is extended to Marie and Cecil Gibson on the double bereavement - first Marie's sister Luella Walters and immediately afterwards her brother-in-law Percy Walters. Luella's funeral was on-Friday and her husband's on Tuesday, both from Oshawa. Sympathy also is extended to Andrea Weir and family on the passing of her brother-in- law this past week. Muriel Wotten hosted a fam- ily gathering on Friday which was attended by her sisters and brothers. Her guests were Marjorie and Herb Prescott and Anita of Maple Grove, Jean and Andre Brouillette of Weston, Dave and Hertha McLean of Markham, Heber and Joan McLean of Bowmanville. Irene and Ross Vanclief of Corbyville spent a couple of days with their friends Cecil and Marie Gibson. The Morning and Afternoon Units of the UCW met at the church following the Remembrance Day Service. Before lunch the Afternoon | Unit held a brief meeting at which we planned a birthday party at the Villa. "A Touch of Country" choir was asked to 7% Era = yy 384 ny SNE ARS ON LANIER AN Ti sing, Jean Churchill will read a poem and Kathleen Watts agreed to recite "In Flanders Fields." The December meeting will be at Jean Ferguson's home in the form of a pot luck lun- cheon followed by a program where everyone contributes an item. The Morning Unit then host- ed a delicious luncheon. It was especially enjoyable for the Afternoon Unit as we didn't contribute a thing. Rev. David Shearman was also invited and added to the special atmo- sphere. Most enjoyable - thank you Morning Unit. Dora Martyn, Reporter The public is invited to the annual craft show and sale which is sponsored by the CHS Music Group and will be held at the Rec. Centre on Sunday, Nov. 29. It promises to be very successful as already the tables are all booked with a long wait- ing list. A great opportunity to do your Christmas shopping locally. On Friday evening a large crowd attended the annual Commencement Exercises held at the CCPS gym. Following Invocation by Dayna MacLeod, Principal Tim Taylor gave his remarks. Messages were given by Jada MacLeod, Prime Minister of Student's Council and Bobbie Drew, Trustee, Board of Education. Proficiency prizes were pre- sented as follows: Gr. 9 - Corinna Bauer; Gr. 10 - Rebecca Barnhoon; Gr. 11 - Julie Obstfeld; Gr. 12 - Lisa Nesbitt. OAC - Mandi Crowder. Most Improved Students - Female - Sarah Hobbs; Male - Brennan Malcolm. Many prizes for proficiency in specific subjects were award- ed. Grade 9 - Corinna Bauer for Science, Business Keyboarding, History, Math and English: Stephanie Mason - Business Keyboarding, French; Crystal Garason - Physical Education. Grade 10 - Cameron Vernest Ce wn 3 . , - Accounting; David Bauer - Drama; Julie Obstfeld - Business Procedures, English, French, Math, Personal Life Mgmt., Biology, Chemistry; Melissa Hughes - English - Modern Literature; Dan Deeth - Business Mathematics; Carla McLaughlin - Physical Education. Grade 12 - Deryk Campbell - Physical Education; David Bauer - Physics; Karen Swain - Business Procedures; Randi Micklewright - Law; Adam Walhout - English; Brooke McLaughlin - History; Jeff Balser - Mathematics; Bill Bouston - Business Mathematics. OAC - Jade MacLeod - Calculus; Lisa Nesbitt and Jen Notman - Economics; Jen Notman - French; Sharon Michel - Physics; Jessica Derynck - Information Technology, English - Creative Writing; Karen Swain - Accounting, Algebra; Mandi Crowder - English, Geography, History, Biology, Chemistry; Lisa Nesbitt - Finite Mathematics; Melissa Hughes - Law, Art Awards - Junior - Dawn Hall; Senior - Lisa Bucking. Art Award - Kyle Buller. Music - Junior - Corinna Bauer; Senior - Jennifer Notman. Most Improved Music - Female - Karly Spund; Male - Joel Gunther. Top Graduating Music Student - Jennifer Notman. Top Graduating Physical Education Student - Mandi Crowder. Athletic Council Award - Deryk Campbell. Students Council Prime Minister Recognition Award - Colleen Arbuckle. Honour Awards were pre- sented to students in all grades. Presentations of - Ontario Secondary School Diplomas were to: Nicole Adams, Colleen Arbuckle, Jeff Balser, Jenn Beck, Robynn Bright, Lindsey Crouter, Mandi Crowder, Jessica Derynck, Melissa Hughes, Arley Irvine, Andrea Johns, Jennifer Johnston, Derek Leeming, Doug Lynde, Dayna MacLeod, Brennan Malcolm, Brooke McLaughlin, Lisa Nesbitt, Jeff Nowell, Jennifer Notman, Neil Ruskay, Stephanie Shortridge, Adam Skelton, Charlie Sleep, Karen Swain, Kyla Vitek, Amber Walsh, Julie Williams and Lisa Williamson. . Ontario Scholarships were presented to Lindsey Crouter, Mandi Crowder, Jessica Derynck, Melissa Hughes, Arley Irvine, Dayna MacLeod, Lisa Nesbitt, Jennifer Notman, Neil Ruskay and Karen Swain. The Governor General's Medal in recognition of Highest Achievement was presented to Mandi Crowder who also received the Port Perry Realtor's Gov. Gen. Award Bursary. The W.G. Bowles Memorial Award was won by Mandi Crowder. The Eleanor Kelly Memorial - Lisa Nesbitt. Helen Van Camp Memorial Award - Brooke McLaughlin. W.W. Van Camp Award of books to the library. Blackstock Lions Club Agricultural Bursary - Lisa Nesbitt. Borelians Bursary - Jessica Derynck. Doug Brown Pharmacy Group - Brooke McLaughlin. CAW Local 222 Bursary - Jenn Beck and Dayna Macleod. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Bursary - Neil Ruskay. Classic Aluminum Bursary - Robynn Bright. D & S Signs Bursary - Colleen Arbuckle. Emmerson - Insurance Bursary - Lindsey Crouter. Kinsmen Club Bursary - Stephanie Shortridge and Derek Leeming. Lakeridge Health Corporation of Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary - Brooke McLaughlin. Medical Associates of Port Perry Bursary - Brooke McLaughlin. Oppers Aluminum Ltd. Bursary - Jeff Nowell. Ont. Sec. School Teachers Federation Bursary - Dayna MacLeod. Port Perry IGA Bursary - Kyla Vitek. Port Perry Realtors Bursary - Jenn Beck. Port Perry Star Bursary - Karen Swain. Progressive Conservative - Durham Riding Assoc. Award - Amber Walsh. Rotary Club Bursary - Arley Irvine. Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Bursary - Julie Williams. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419 Bursary - Mandi Crowder. Scugog Chamber of Commerce Bursary - Colleen Arbuckle. Scugog Choral Bursary - Jen Notman. Cartwright High School Alumni Scholarships - Colleen Arbuckle and Mandi Crowder. The evening concluded with an excellent Valedictory Address delivered by Jennifer Notman. Carol Shepherd, wife of Durham MP Alex Shepherd, was on hand at Cartwright Central Public School last Friday night to present CHS grad Mandi Crowder with the Governor General's Scholastic Award. Also in attendance Nov. 13 was Durham MPP John O'Toole, who congratulated Jennifer Notman on being class vale- dictorian. he Society