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Many families proudly took part in Graduation Exercises this past week. On Friday, Brian Van Camp graduated from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree. He was awarded one of the five Class of 51 0.A.C. Leadership Awards and also the 0.A.C. Students' Federa- tion Award. His parents Ruby and Richard VanCamp and sister Jill attended the Convocation Exer- cises and the Banquet and Recep- tion where the guest speaker was Eugene Whalen. On Saturday morning Glen Degeer, Tara Bailey, Rob Graham, Natalie Green and Diane Densmore all graduated from Durham College in an im- pressive ceremony. Barbara McDougall was the guest speaker at this happy event. Each of these graduates had their family members in attendance. Congratulations to you all on your graduation and best wishes for the future. On Saturday Ruby VanCamp attended the Reunion on Peter- borough Normal School at the Rockhaven celebrating 40 years . since Graduation. This was the first reunion since the 129 students left. 69 were in atten- dance at the Reunion. On Friday evening about 80 women of the community gathered at the C.E. Room of the United Church for a dinner prepared and served by the men of the Church. The guest speaker was Madame Justice M. Van- Camp, who gave an excellent talk on her life as a Judge of the Supreme Court of Ontario. A live- ly sing song added to the even- ing's programme. Ralph and Peggy Larmer en- joyed last weekend in Ottawa where they visited Ralph's sister Beryl and Ken Strang and fami- ly. On the way home they visited some friends who are Guernsey breeders in Eastern Ontario. There were 17 tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday evening with the following - Julie Harris, Ruby Smith, Kathleen Watts, Kevin Martin, Harold Burgess, Olive Ormiston, and low - Carl Ferguson. Draws were won by Mary Poots, Harold Swain, Julie Harris, Bernice Loudfoot, Muriel Butson, Harold Burgess and Ross McRoberts. The Lioness Club of Blackstock and District held a' very suc- cessful Lobsterfest and Dance at the Blackstock Rec Centre on Saturday evening. On Sunday afternoon the weather held off rain for the an- nual Decoration Service when Rev. Dale Davis was the speaker. A fine crowd attended this service. On Sunday afternoon a bridal shower in honour of bride-to-be Debbie VanCamp was held at the home of her cousin Margaret Kemp when members of the Van- Camp clan attended. Debbie opened her many beautiful gifts and thanked everyone for the gifts and best wishes. A social time was enjoyed. Wilma VanCamp, Edith McLaughlin, Eileen McLaughlin and Helen Bradburn enjoyed a trip to Ottawa where they toured many points of interest. - Helen Dorrell spent part of last week in the area. Blackstock W.I. Report After a delicious desert of fruit salad and quick bread the meeting opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. 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Three members will attend the 90th an- niversary of Bowmanville W.I.. Orono fair was discussed. Motto - Think globally, act locally. Eileen McLaughlin replied fittingly. Let's all pull together. Audrey Wright told of a trip she and Walter had taken to Thailand. A different country with a dif- ferent culture. The climate varies from 95 to 65. Audrey's commen- tary and pictures were very good. Kathleen Watts thanked her and presented her with a couple of plants. Jean Adams told a few in- teresting events that had taken place at the District Annual. Meeting closed with O'Canada. Helen Bradburn Fair board members are reminded of the regular meeting which will be held this Thursday evening. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. call the PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 12, 1990 - 9B Warren Evans to speak at local general meeting Canada's leading authority in the field of service manage- ment will be the keynote speak- er at the upcoming Scugog Chamber of Commerce 4th Semi Annual General Meeting. Warren Evans, president of Service Excellence Group Inc., will speak about service man- agement at the June 21 dinner meeting. His discussion will not be based solely on customer/ employee relations or office eti- quette, but instead it will deal with service management from the perspective of how to design and run every aspect of an or- ganization. Since starting his own con- sulting firm in 1977, Mr. Evans has become one of the most prominent management con- Piiants and speakers in Cana- a Mr. Evans has addressed au- diences in seven different coun- tries, including employees from business empires like Ameri- can Express, IBM, McDonald's, 3M, and Xerox. Part of Mr. Evan's success comes from what he calls his street realities approach to business and management. The insights he shares are Proceeds to ... Seagrave United Church BAKE SALL SATURDAY Eh WARREN EVANS not based on psychological models or academic theories, but they come from his own fir- ing line experience and from those of his team working on projects in a wide variety of or- ganizations. The general meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 21 at the Immaculate Concep- tion Catholic Church Hall. Cocktails are at 6 p.m. with dinner following at 7. Tickets for the event are $30.