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A SELECTION OF PHOTOS FROM THE
DECEMBER ISSUE OF FOCUS ON SCUGOG

Choral de Lites director Cathy Pavlik (seated) is seen here with a group of
the senior members of the choir before a practice at the Port Pery
United Church. From left - Andrew Britain, accompanist,
Isabella Kresin, Olivia Menzies, Amy Gibbons and Shelby Down.

Downtown Port Perry early December looking west from Perry St.

The Scugog Chamber of Commerce, along with help from the
Port Perry Star and Scugog Standard, held a sale earlier
this month to raise funds for repairs to Santa’s sleigh and
reindeer. The bake sale and auction raised more than $5,500
for the much needed work. Above, from left, volunteers
Kathy Dudley, Mary Forbes and Gayle Stapley who were
selling the home-made goodies on the bake table.

Downtown Port Perry early December looking east from Perry St.

Taking part in the Showcase of the Arts show held at the
Scugog Community Centre, Port Perry last month were
Birgitta MacLeod and sister Sonya Carr. More than 700
people attended the popular annual show this year.
Below, Dini Page on a spinning wheel.

Downtown Port Perry early December looking east along Queen St.,
from in front of Luke's Country Store.

Dana Smith of Dana's Goldsmithing shows this year's Guardian
Angel tree ornaments she sells, with $5 from each sale being donated
towards the Community Memorial Hospital. Diane Chambers (left)
from the hospital is seen here with Dana.

This group of kids from Susan Watson’s Grade 3 class at S.A. Cawker
Public School sat down recently to talk with Focus on Scugog reporter
Chris DeClute (with Santa hat). The students, back row left, are
Brandon, Brooke and Jillian. Front left, Taylor, Miles,Tallys and Maggie.

Ken and Shirley Hudson at the front gate of their home on
McLaughlin Rd, south of Nestleton. A plaque commemorating
the Cadmus School greets visitors.

Popular and talented watercolour artist Walter Campbell dropped
by the Framer’s Gallery in Port Perry on November 18 for a “meet
and greet”. Walter and his wife Lynn, lived in the Scugog area for
about 18 years before moving to Niagara on the Lake five years ago.
While at the Framer’s Gallery, he signed prints and visited with the
public. He’s seen above with one of his latest works called “Cape
Elizabeth.” With him are Framer’s Gallery owners Warren (left)
and Tracy Strong.

PHOTOS BY
J. PETER HVIDSTEN