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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 6, 2000 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" "Last reminder: CHS 75th Reunion is this weekend By Joyce Kelly Blackstock News This coming weekend will be a very busy one for many in the community with the Cartwright High School reunion beginning on Saturday and continuing through to the Church Service which is open to everyone at the Recreation Centre on Sunday at | | a.m. with Rev. Susan Sheen, a former teacher of CHS as the guest speaker. There will be no church at the v, NEEDS YOUR HELP | BRO A IY DIVAN) 84 O03 VaV Oo MA TO AY PURPOSE: WHO IS ELIGIBLE? The Citizen Of The Year Awards The award nominees will be will be awarded to residents of Scugog individuals who have been involved in Township as a means of providing worthwhile community service eee Zhition to individuals endeavors, have overcome noteworthy deeds within the debilitating physical or community. : physiological handicaps It's these outstanding DON'T to match or exceed their achievements, 10) NY belt, have extraordinary displays 2 CIN ATT performed acts o of compassion, dedicated A OMI N AV | LE heroism, perhaps weiipuss, and ey : SIOAY IOAN D endangering their of courage by individuals en MN lives. we feel deserve Dl Sl RV ING Nominees recognition. HOJORN § must have lived in ose honored under S T hi this program will durin th cugog 'owns hr ' exemplify values such as uring the past year, or the resourcefulness, courage, ingenuity and selflessness which are such an important part of our society. NOMINATIONS ACCEPTED ' I' Star at 1 Vo NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS PORT PERRY STAR nominated for must have taken place within the township. United Church next Sunday due to the special service. The Junior Band went to Kingston from Sunday to Tuesday of this week. On Thursday of this week the CHS Concert Band will hold a concert at Blackstock act which they are being TSH °© &WINGS 80 Walter St, Port Permy oF 8 % & \ v All JAN + * VUK iN IC DIE 4 AROUS DELUXE | 1 fit {1s Id aan! TYE WAS EAR)! "4 \ i < Giant, 20 pe 14d! $900 LE ad United Church on Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. All members of the Blackstock Agricultural Society are asked to note that the meeting planned for this Thursday has been changed until next Thursday, June 15. Congratulations to Ron and Betty Deeth who are celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary this week. Word has been received of the sudden passing of Mrs. Leona (Devitt) Wilson of Oshawa on Saturday. For details about funeral arrangements, call Wagg Funeral Chapel, Port Perry. Sorry to report that Hertha McLean, wife of Ernest McLean of Markham _ passed away suddenly on Saturday night. For more details about the funeral which will be held on Thursday, call Ernie's sister Muriel Wotten. Nancy and Bob Bryans attended the wedding of his great nephew T.J. McCauley to Christina Hunter in Milton. Bill and Orlee Bryans of Fenelon Falls also were guests. A large crowd attended the community bridal shower in honour of Michelle Morton on Sunday afternoon. After the bride- to-be opened her many beautiful gifts, Michelle thanked everyone for their best wishes and the gifts. Of course, in true Blackstock fashion, many delicious desserts were served and a social time was enjoyed. Recently Emma and Nathan Alpe both celebrat- ed their birthdays. In addi- tion to family celebrations for each, Emma enjoyed an evening of bowling and sev- eral friends stayed overnight. Nathan spent the holiday weekend fish- ing with his uncles Vivc Hanc and Larry Piper on Sturgeon Lake - what a thrill for a young lad! Catheriné and Hannah Larmer of Guelph spent the weekend with their grandparents Ralph and Peggy Larmer while the par- ents were away. Pleased that Nancy # THI INE BK souse Boy - 3 -« ' EC % § . PIZZA, SUBS PE es » 9 hk g at' 5. y he old a L pict assim -------- Bryans is feeling much bet- ter and along with Doreen Jarvis of Hamilton flew to Clearwater for ten days of visiting with friends Jean and Ron Hall of St. John's, Newfoundland and others: The Annual Decoration Service at the Union Cemetery will beg next Sunday, June Il at 2 p.m. with Rev. Fairley guest speaker. On Monday, May 29 the Blackstock District Guides held the Annual Banquet and Awards evening. District Commissioner Darlene Matthew wel- comed everyone and the O Canada was sung. The Guide Movement was toasted by Heather McLaughlin and replied to by Abby McLaughlin. Katelyn Bishop proposed the toast to the mothers and was replied to by her mother Joey Bishop. Rev. David Shearman said Grace after which dinner was enjoyed. Shirley Dingman intro- duced the guests and Guiders. Advancement was held for the following Sparks: Sarah Ashmore, Hannah Cleary, Amanda Kaminski, Alexandra Lynde, Victoria McFadden, Virginia McGriskin, Jessica Moore and Lindsay Scott. For the Brownies advancing: Amber Archibald, Jessie Bongard, Natasha Edgerton, Avery Frey, Megan Ferguson, Breianne Gordon-Varty, Sarah Matthew, Jessica Malone, Amberlee McGrisking, Claire Pereault and Kelley Unwin. For the Guides advanc- ing: Natalie Beechey, Katelyn Bishop, Sarah Churchill, Erin Cleary, Janna Jeffrey, Erin Lang and Tiffany McFadden. Pathfinders advancing: Abby McLaughlin. Awards were presented as follows: Adult Training- Stage 2: Kate Archibald and Deborah Cooper; Religion in Life-Stage 1: Jordin Edwards, Avery Frey, Amy Gibson, Karla Gibson, Claire Perreault and Ocean Wolters; Stage 2: Amber Archibald, Jessie Bongard, - Natasha Edgerton, Bailey Gould, Sarah Matthew; Stage |: Erin Lang. The prestigious Canada Cord was presented to Abby McLaughlin after which the Chief Commissioner Pin was pre- sented to Sara Brown, Julie Obstfeld and Miranda Wylie. Congratulations to the recipients of these many awards. The evening concluded with Taps and dismissal. The Ist Cartwright Scouts held their Annual Banquet last Wednesday with a large crowd attend- ing. All enjoyed a delicious dinner served by the United Church Women. Swimming up from Beavers to Cubs were: Curtis Gibbons, Logan Palacious, Daniel Shields, Daniel Brett, John Farrett, David Thornton, David VanCamp, Tyler Matthew, Kyle Morden and Travis Fortnum. Leaping up from Cubs to Scouts were: Jesse Thornton, Matthew Down, Frank Thompson, Kyle VanGrootel, Ben Brett and Wyatt Walker. Receiving Scout Shop gift certificates in recogni- tion of their excellent fundraising for Scoutrees were Paddy Gregory, Ben Gregory, David VanCamp, Jake Collins, Tyler Ashmore and Wyatt Walker. Mary Frances Thompson presented Religion in Life- Stage | certificates to Tyler Matthew, Travis Fortnum, Joshua Labonte, Colter Czruk, Alex Fortnum and Andrew Black. Sarah Matthew was pre- sented with her Stage 2 cer- tificate by Rev. David Shearman. In other Scouting news, the Cubs attended a District weekend camp on June 2-4 in Port Perry and had a great time. The Scouts attending CJOIl would like to thank the communities of Blackstock, Caesarea and Nestleton for their gener- ous support of the bottle drive. 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