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RE wn cB Gr "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, July 4, 2001 - 27 Cartwright Central Public School grads bid farewell By Joyce Kelly Blackstock News What a weather change we underwent during the weekend - certainly was cold and blustery for all of the special events for Canada Day, especially fol- lowing such a hot, hot day on Saturday. Many from this area enjoyed the vari- ous events that took place in Port Perry to celebrate our country's birthday. On Tuesday evening, a large crowd attended the graduation exercises at C.C.PS. Following remarks of welcome by Trustee M. Demmers and Principal M. Cruikshanks, the following awards were presented: Art - Cody Rundle, Geography - Marci Burger, History - Cally Milsom, Creative Writing - Cally Milsom, Jenny Morrison, English - Christina Yellowlees, Sarah DeJong, French - Alyson Rudkin, Science - Lindsay Unwin, Phys. Ed. - Kayla Patry, Jeff Campkin, Music - Kristen DeJong, Most Improved - Jennifer Taylor, Amanda Davey, ONO Creative Writing - Alyson Rudkin, Cody Rundle, Grant Campbell, Citizenship Award - Robert Andrews, Cody Rundle, Unsung Heroine - Marci Burger, Outstanding Athletes - Sarah DeJong, Zacharie Pickering, Wendy Dixon Trophy - Tim Gibson, Kelly Award - Sarah DeJong, Kristen DeJong, Dorothy Venning Award for Scholarship - Christine Yellowlees, Alyson Rudkin, Kathleen Morton Service Award - Christine Yellowlees, OPC Award for Leadership - Marci Burger, Mistresses of Ceremonies - Marci Burger, Miranda Parker. Following the presenta- tlon of school letters, diplomas were presented to: Robert Andrews, Greg Banks, David Beal, Sue- Ann Broome., Christina Bryans, Marci Burger, Jeffrey Campkin, Josef Chrapek, Kevin kK Death, Kristen DeJong, Sarah DeJong, Rebecca Delore, Sean Ditz, Theresa Garason, Ricky Geer, Timothy Gibson, Megan Godfrey, Tanya Gonyea, Johnathon Goslin, Andrew Greco, Lindsay Grieve, Mitchell Hatkoski, Vanessa Hearnden, Corey Hellingman, Janny Lott, Dean McClure, Matthew Miller, Cally Milsom, Jennifer Morrison, Matthew Morrison, James Nieminen, Jenna Noseworthy, Adam O'Brien, Miranda Parker, Michael Parr, Kayla Patry, Craig Perhinski, Zacharie Pickering. Kristy Popowich, Tayler Reilly, Clayton Richard, David Rickey, Alyson Rudkin, Cody Rundle, James Shaw, Mallory Stokes, Jennifer Taylor, Lindsay Unwin, Michael VanCamp, Kristen Vine, Laura Woodward, Patrick Wotten, Arthur Wright, Christine Yellowlees. An excellent valedicto- rian address was given by Kristen DeJong and Sarah DeJong. Following an excellent slide presenta- tion of the graduates and closing remarks by O, Klymenko, vice-principal, a reception was held fol- lowed by a dance for the graduates. A delightful evening for all who attend- ed. Best wishes grads of 2001. It is hard to believe that Tractor Pull weekend is just about here. The action takes place at 7:30 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday evening, July 6 and 7. St. John's Anglican Church News On Thursday, June 28 in St. John's Church in Blackstock the Right Rev. Douglas C. Blackwell, Area Bishop of Trent-Durham, ordained Andrew Barlow a Deacon. . This event was doubly significant in the 162 year history of the parish; it was the first ordi- nation service ever con- ducted in St. John's and Andrew is the first Deacon to serve the parish and community. St. John's parishioners and friends from the com- munity were joined by members of the communi- ty of Deacons, a number of priests and many old friends and colleagues who came to support Andrew and to rejoice with him on this occasion. Among those who pre- sented Andrew to the Bishop for ordination were his wife Nancy, and daugh- ters Jennifer and Kathryn. They were joined by Father Hugh, clergy friends and parish representa- tives. The service was spiritu- al, emotional and a cere- monial treat. The music, chosen by Andrew, was great and the ceremonies, directed by The Venerable Colin Johnson, Archdeacon of York, were impressive. Among the highlights were a wonderful solo by Ruth Welham-Umphrey, a very humorous yet inspirational event by Rev. Peter Hill and a marvellous anthem by St. John's Choir. One of the most memo- rable moments came when following the ordination ceremony, Andrew donned the vestments of a Deacon; there was gasp of delight from all present when he appeared attired in a gar- ment of cloth of gold, with deep red trimmings. Andrew had received this as an ordination gift from a priest who is a long time friend and colleague. This Dalmatic, as it is called, is thought to be more than 100 years old. The golden version would be worn only on the great feasts of the church: Christmas, Epiphany, Easter and of course ordination. As is the custom at St. John's the service was fol- lowed by a gathering in the Parish Hall and true to another St. John's tradition a feature of the gathering was a large beautifully decorated and quite deli- cious cake, which didn't last long. Andrew has been a member of St. John's con- gregation for seven years. He holds a Doctorate in Psychology and has a pri- Prince Albert! Another Teenager Now Lives Here!! Love, Mom, Dad, Pat, Mike & Calvin Congratulations Best wishes for high school! iv Look Out Happy 13th CAITLIN July 5, 2001 PATRICK Upon your Grade 8 Graduation. Love, Mom, Dad, Caitlin, Mike & Calvin vate practice. Dr. Barlow had a distinguished career in education both as a teacher and an administra- tor. A member of St. John's Choir, Andrew is a baritone and a first rate soloist. On Sunday we celebrat- ed Canada Day which is coincidently the birthday of Marian Hodge. Kerry Umphrey's birthday is July 2. Fran Blaettler made ter- rific cakes both the country and the birthday cele- brants. A family celebration for 18-year-old Leanna Bryans was held at her parent's farm south of Yelverton. The Black and Bryans fam- ilies were in attendance. Nancy Bryans' mom, Babe Brown, also had a THIS 1799, Ss [ CIPE 'Chicken with Raspberry Vinegar This delicious and easy to prepare dish serves four to six guests. Sprinkle chicken thighs with flour to coat lightly. Heat 2 teaspoons (10 mL) olive oil in a large frying pan. Cook the chicken for approximately 25 minutes or until cooked. Season to taste. 11b (500 g) 1/2 cup (125 mL) of flour Salt and pepper to taste 1/4 cup (60 mL) raspberry vinegar 1/4 cup (60 mL) birthday this past week and enjoyed lunch with dad, Wilf Brown, also Vigy Piper and Barb Hanc (both of Bowmanville) at McLaughlin Square, Oshawa. Long time friend Chris Tooley also stopped by. Mrs. Helen Weir of Brantford is spending a few days with Andrew Weir. The sixth annual ONO sleepover was held at Barb Byers' cottage at View Lake. About 15 ladies enjoyed roast beef on the barbecue and seven stayed all night. Better health is wished for several of our local res- idents who have been suf- fering from 'pneumonia - namely Shirley Turner, Earle Trewin, Cecil Gibson and Gerald Kelly and any others who are not well these days. The - outdoors church service for the combined congregation of Blackstock and Nestleton was held indoors at the Nestleton Church. Guest speaker Karen Smart gave a ser- mon very appropriate for Canada Day. Carol, Steve and Katie Mairs favoured by singing "Spirit of Gentleness." For the Sundays of July, combined services will be held at Blackstock at 9:45 a.m. Next Sunday's speaker will be Rev. Doreen VanCamp. There were 15 tables at, the Tuesday evening card party. chicken thighs (without back), skinned 4 teaspoons (20mL) of olive oil B&G Cuvée Speciale white wine 1/2 1b (250 g) of bell peppers Remove the chicken from the pan and set aside. Pour the vinegar and wine in the pan and cook ~ over medium heat until the sauce begins to boil. Place the chicken in the pan once again while turning it over to coat with sauce. Heat until ready to serve then place chicken in a serving dish and cover to keep warm. 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