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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Scugog Township honours its volunteers A large appreciative crowd applauded for each of the 60 local resi- dents who were recog- nized for their efforts dur- ing the Township of Scugog's Fourth Tri- Annual Volunteer Recognition Night. The event was held at the Scugog Community Centre and featured some of the community's most giving and helpful residents. Members of Scugog Council were on hand to help present the recipi- ents with their awards, which were broken down into five categories. "This community is essentially made up of volunteers," said Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt. "There are thousands of little things that they do to make our community so great." ward 2 Councillor Marilyn Pearce also applauded those in line for recognition. "We are very fortunate to have this number of volunteers being recog- nized," she said. Perhaps the loudest [a iL id an Stratton Nov. 22" - Dec. 8" Directed By: Mr. Art Elliot Produced By: Lamie Rosen round of applause on the night came for Marion Lee, who was honoured by the Easter Seals Society for her 43 years of volunteer work. Joining Mrs. Lee in receiving individual awards for their their unique contribution in helping to maintain and/or further develop a sport or leisure, culture or charitable organization were (with their nomina- tors): Bruce Aikins and Vilma and Ralph Giannini (Scugog Shores Museum), Mavis Brodie (Lake Scugog Historical Society), Rick Findlay (Port Perry Angels), Dayle Forderer, Dave Lane, Brenda Manns, and Ross Taylor (Ist Port Perry Scouts), Diane Harris (Port Perry Tennis Club), Joyce Heard, Margaret Ann Lamb, and Jane Young (Scugog Memorial Public Library), Mary Holt (Port Perry UCW), Scott Lindsay (Caesarea Rate Payers), Margaret Mountjoy (Community Care), Christine Mowat (Central Seven Association), Lawrence Nicholls (Seagrave United Church), Faye Tait (North Durham Hospice), Anne Zochodne (Scugog Soccer Association), and Gary Edgar (Baagwating Community Association). In the second category, which honoured individu- als or organizations for their longstanding contri- bution in helping to maintain and/or further develop more than one sport, leisure, cultural or charitable organization in Scugog were Wayne and Isobel Burrell (Port Perry Senior Citizens), Ralph and Peggy Larmer (Blackstock Agricultural Society), PPHS Music Program (Fine Arts Department, PPHS), and John Scott (Port Perry Tennis Club). A category three award, which recognized individuals and teams for their high level of skill and achievement of out- standing acclaim, was presented to the PPHS Rugby Club (PPHS), who have captured nine provincial titles in the past five years. In yet another special When Vivian Bliss, Author of Harlequin romance novels, sets out to spend a romantic weekend with respectably married schoolteacher Edgar Chisholm, she starts a chain of events which involves all the classic elements of farce- confused identities, disguise, long lost relatives, ambushes, chases and glorious mayhem. How Vivian gets her new novel finished in the face of, behind the back of, in spite of & with the help of an advice columnist, a nosy reporter, a doctor in panty- hose, an orphan with a cake and "Helga the evil Russian physicist, is the hilarious story of "Nurse Jane". The Oshawa Little Theatre 62 Russet Ave. (905) 723-0282 please Note: "NurseyJane" is replacing "Auntie Mame" Tickets Available at the Oshawa Centre presentation, Port Perry High School nominated student Krystal Manitius for a youth volunteer award in category four. And, in the final cate- gory, which honoured individuals or groups for initiation of a volunteer project or service provid- ing benefit to the commu- nity, Business Administrative Class PPHS (PPHS), Deb McEachern and Stewart Bennett (BIA), Pauline Young (Marg Lamb), Port Perry Skateboard Group (Pauline Young) were all honoured. Port Perry High School teacher Dave Robinson, top photo, left, congratulates student Krystal Manitius who was presen ted with an award last Thursday evening for her volunteer efforts. Gary Edgar, right, was nominated by the Baagwating Community Association. Christmas for Home & Office SALE ENDS DECEMBER 31, pYo[0N! Watercolour Gift Set 233/84108 Contoins ofl you need 1o get storied Includes sketching pencils, brushes, watercolours STAEDTLER® "Karat Aquarell' Watercolour Pendil Set 124AM12 12 colours in a metal box. Just dd woler 10 achieve suble colour woshes Fade resistont "Calligraphy" Fun Kit 74040-72398 With gel ink pans ond assoned colour refills In 0 convenient cory case STAEDTLER® "NorisClub 1278C-12 12 pencil set. 327HC80 50 coloursd markers in a carrying c0se