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Tr "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 29, 2000 - 19 Hamburgers, corn will be served up at PC event at the Blackstock Rec Centre on Aug. 30 Lions Club will be flipping burgers at Tory barbecue tomorrow | guess the big news this week is the Blackstock Fair All the organizations | belong to had exhibits there. The Blackstock Lions, the Pine Ridge Garden Club, and the Lake Scugog Historical Society and | was unable to help any of them except being in the parade with Leo the Lion. The fair board asked me to show my exhibit of the early pictures of Cartwright. It was indeed a great fair and I'm sure everyone went home very happy but tired. | know the people who saw me showed great interest in Cartwright history. My biggest regret was | was kept so busy | was unable to get out and see the exhibit from the R.O.M. Blackstock Lions This coming Wednesday night, Aug. 30, as part of our fundraising, we have been hired by the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party to cook the hamburg- ers and hot dogs at their annual corn roast and get together which we are look- ing forward to. The Lion family of south- ern Ontario and especially those of Blackstock were very saddened on the pass- ing of Howard Gauthier on Aug. ]5. Howard, although a man of 86, was always very polite, very immaculate and always wanted to help where he could. A loss to us all of a great friend and a great Lion. Birthday greetings to Lion Robert Mairs on Saturday, Kathleen Sept. 2 and C Petrie talk- to Blair aesarea ing on how Martyn on Im aa to "present Sept. 3. by entries." Next - Monthly Sheeting Albert competi- wi e tion - see Sept. 6 at 7 Putsey pages 17 p.m. at the ; and 18 of R e c¢ the year Centre. book. The last day of the 4 Pine Ridge Garden Club The club was very busy at the Blackstock Fair and before they can catch their breath they are out again giving the seniors of the nursing home their annual corn roast this Tuesday, Aug. 28. Our next meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Nestleton Hall. Guest speaker will be Season Garden Tours is Saturday, Sept. 9. The fee is $5 and for more informa- tion call Shirley Love at 986-5330. Lake Scugog Historical Society They were kept very busy during the Blackstock Fair. The next major func- tion is to present a brief to Scugog Council dealing with the Ontario Heritage He was the guest speaker at the Brooklin Horticultural Society meeting on Aug. 23 Hostas were the topic of Craig Stubbs talk last week By Florence Ashton Ashburn News Morning worship each Sunday at Burns Church at 10 a.m. We extend a warm invitation to everyone to come and meet our new minister Graeme IlIman and his wife Karen, and to enjoy the inspirational messages and fellowship. Several people from Ashburn attended the Hole - Batten wedding on Saturday, Aug. 26, when Bradley Hole and Debbie Batten, daughter of Ross and Diane Batten formerly of Ashburn, exchanged wedding vows at a beauti- ful ceremony, at Whitby Free Methodist Church, Rossland Road. Best friend Sharmen Porter was matron of honour, and her son Dakota was ringbearer, as well as several other atten- dants. A lovely reception and dinner followed at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Ritson Road, Oshawa. Many out of town guests attended from as far away as New Mexico, the Netherlands and across Canada. Some of these were Debbie's friends from her association with "Up With People." Congratulations and very best wishes to the happy couple. Paul and Lori Emm and daughter from Dallas, Texas spent a few days with Paul's parents, Gerry and Betty Emm recently. Ron and Pat Ashton enjoyed camping at Orillia over the weekend. Craig Stubbs was the guest speaker at Brooklin Horticultural meeting last Wednesday night. His sub- ject was Hostas. There was a total of 118 entries in the flower show. Best specimen flower (not gladiolus) was won by Norma Ingleton. Best specimen gladiolus won by Doris Slute, which happened to be the only entry of gladiolus. Bad year for gladiolus | understand. Best specimen vegetable/fruit won by Audrey Young. Best deco- rative winner Marg Powell for her design, Flapper, a design of choice. 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Bill Morrison and | were out again last Monday night looking and studying the history of cemeteries and will be out this Monday. STAR T 12 [3 |3 & [7 9 [10 f | 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 -- |21 25 |26 27 28 29 30 [31 [32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 148 |49 50 51 52 |53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 N° 62 63 ACROSS DOWN 1. Glazier's piece 1. Places 5. Moose , Saskatchewan 2. PDQ, in a memo 8. Kansas' Landon 3. Johnny Carson's home, once tH. "Can't Get To Losing - 4. Famed automotive flop You" 5. Pitcher 12. One: Ital. 6. "I," in The King and | 13. Handwriting spot, perhaps 7. Kipling's "The Man Who 15. Checks Be King 16. Oxlike antelope 8. Extremely 17. Enfranchised 9. Pork fat 18. Bender 10. Abscond 20. Referred (to) 14. Headed 22. Asian range 19. Have supper 24. Dolores Rio 21. Hawaiian souvenir 25. Lily: Fr. 23. Promissory note 27. "I've Hitched My Wagon 25. Bring up the rear Star" (2 wds.) 26. Hostelry 29. Homer epic 28. Rental home: abbr. 33. Singer-composer Paul 30. Made known " 35. creek without a paddle 31. Top gun (2 wds.) 32. Actor Haggerty 37. Where some work out: abbr. 34. Awakened 38. Growl 36. Small battery size 40. Skater Babilonia 39. First name in horror films 42. Writing implement 41. Sort 43. Admiring exclamation 44. Paul's "Mad About You" 45. Nazimova of Hedda Gabler costar 47. Brings into harmony 46. Singer Frankie 51. Jeweler's measure 47. Alphabet start 54. Howls 48. New Mexican Indian 55. Hug-meister Buscaglia 49. Novice 57. Yen 50. Egotist's preoccupation 58. Nucleus 52. Charley horse 59. Tarzan portrayer Ron 53. Like touchy people's skin 60. Radar's favorite drink 56. Popeye's Olive 61. Piece of turf 62. Gridiron gp. 63. 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