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4 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" LEGION EXECUTIVE: Port Perry's Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419, recently select- ed its executive for 1999-2000. Members include, front row from left, June Douglas, Treasurer; Jo-Ann Williamson, Secretary; Rory Thompson, Past-President; Fred McMann, President; Stan Clark, First Vice-President; Ray Rankin, Second Vice-President; and Cathie Ball, Third Vice-President. In the back row, from left, Dave Wilson, Service Officer; Ron Hartrick, Property Chairman; Evert Doupe, Sick and Visiting; Jenny Behling, Membership; Alan Light, Membership; Cheryl Allen, Canteen Chair; Les Allen, Sports and Property; Doreen Black, Hall Rental; and Jim Wilson, Nevada Tickets. Four girls receive Canada Cord Blackstock Guides hold banquet, advancement Blackstock Girl Guides held their annual Banquet and Advancement Ceremony Monday, June 14. After a delicious chicken dinner, Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers took part in a sharing the spark of Guiding Campfire Ceremony to promote their advancement to the various levels. We are proud to announce that four girls, Catherine DeJong, Kim Dingman, Sarah Rickey and Rebeka Van Oostveen, received their Canada Cord, one of the highest honours in the movement. They received congratula- tions from the prime minister and provincial government from John O'Toole, Councillor David Dietlein pre- sented the girls with pins from the SUMMER SPORTS {8 CAMPS'99 ME | DC LORDS '99 DC LORDS '99 4 BASKETBALL CAMP a VOLLEYBALL CAMP 0) Ages 8-13 - 9am to 3pm oo : Ages 8-17 - 9am to 3pm Week 1 - Aug. 16-20 "One of our most popular Camps" * Learn from top college and highschool coaches! * Includes special Beach Volleyball segment! * Great Air Conditioned facilities! \. Home of the LORDS!!! $140.00 per week Week 1 - July 5-9 Week 2 - July 12-16 "Proud to offer our 13th Great Year" * Learn from top college and highschool coaches! or after year this camp has been #1 in the Region! * Home of the LORDS! $140.00 per week /~ DCLORDS99 4 DCLORDS '99 ~~ ™\ GOLF CAMP BASEBALL CAMP _ || New! SOFTBALL CAMP SP Ages 9-13 - 9am to 12 noon Week 1 - July 5-9 ; Week 2 - July 12-16 * Learn from top instructors' * Great way to learn the game! \"% per week Ages 8-13 - 9am to 3pm \{ Week 1 - July 5-9 Baseball ¥ NN Week 2 - July 12-16 Softball "8th Big Year of Learning Baseball" * Learn from top college and highschool coaches! \ Home of the LORDS! $140 00 per week /New! DCLORDS99 \ /~ DCLORDS99 \ NLINE SKATING CAMP TENNIS CAMP Ages 8-13 - 9am to 3pm Ages 8-17 - 9am to 3pm Week 1 - July 19-23 Bx Week 1 - July 5-9 "Your child will love this camp" Week 2 - July 12-16 "A Great Learning Experience" Ezz * Learn from certified instructors! + Great facilities on campus! \ $10 00 per week * Learn inline from experienced instructors! * Qur brand new camp 1s sure to be popular this summer! * Incorporates other sports daily + Home of the LORDS! \$140 00 per week FD WHICH TWO ARE EXACTLY IKE? } FIND THESE WORDS IN THE PUZZLE BELOW. Township of Scugog, Division Commissioner Lorna McSwan gave them gifts from Blue Heron Division and Blackstock District gave flowers. Also in attendance were Rev. Shearman and his wife, Rev. Kernohan and his wife as well as Rev. Fairley. They presented Religion in Life badges to Amber Archibald, Jessie Bongard, Natasha Edgerton, Rachel Beechey, Ashley Call, Sarah Matthew and Mary Van Camp. Special presentations were made to Jada McLeod, who has completed 13 years in guiding and will be leaving to go to university in the fall as well as to Pat Obstfeld, Cathy Gibson and Darlene Brown who are continuing in guiding at a higher level. CHEETAH JAGUAR POLAR BEAR CONDOR LEOPARD PYTHON GAZELLE MANDRILL STORK GORILLA OCELOT TIGER THE WORDS READ UP DOWN AND ACROSS. ZS [TIO R KA S DE VISA ZELLD MT |GKLYE O P A R)D A[T\E[L]Y G H(Qo[u GOR} I|L L AJH|D| I U[L|D[R|S A P|E|N|O AlE(F|D|G H M|E||0| B RJC[Q|N|X K L|T|lCJW ®POJL|A[R B E[A[R)O ERUWMPY THON mo R>CQP»~FN STORKASDE WIGAZELLE TGLEOPARD TELYGHCOU ORILLAHDI LDRSAPENDO EFDGHME OB CQNXKLTCW OLARBEARDO RUMPYTHON HEY...If your organization YYW STK; event A popular Durham area artist has a SPECTACULAR RHYMES, FARY TALES and SATIRICAL PIECES carved from fallen cedar trees, swings and a party size fire pit. (atering to groups and individuals; accommodating the challenged. Complimentary apple cider and marshmallows. A tourist's reprieve..a family delight..a child's dream! BRING A CAMERA! BARN-GALLERY with an array of life size NURSERY The Gallery, in a rustic country setting 30 minutes west of Port Perry, contains farm animals, a hay barn OPEN HOUSE - SAT, SEPT. 4 - FREE ADMISSION Norman Collier (705) 194-1330 www.durhammall.com/ wild things OPEN April to Oct. happening this summer call: 785-1383 or fax: 185-3108 Attn: Heather Re: Kid's Events