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| i al 14 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January,4,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Guest speaker will talk about frauds and scams Blackstock by Now that the holiday season 1s past, we can all return to our regular routines. Happy New Year to you all! The Snowflake Bonspiel at the local arena was a great suc- cess with twelve teams enjoying the activity and fellowship on Tuesday, Dec. 28. When the games were all completed, the team of Dale Van Camp, Keith Debbie and Bill > Va amp, S er emerged as winners. second place were Roy Cord- en, Cam Porter, Fred Christie and Neil Bailey. Tony Duives- tyn, Idan Duivestyn, Keith McI- saac and Paul McIntyre came in third. Competition was very stiff as just out of the prizes were the Gerald Kelly rink just one point behind and the Fred Ca Don't Hear It Through \ The Grapevine! Read It In The Port Perry 985-7383 Star <, 3 . 1 ? J 5 Me el 3 LL et v/ nif Liki REASONABLE RATES If you don't want to do * Build it up * Tear it down * Decorate * Renovate * Or fix just about anything Call Bill at 985-8069 After 6pm Dr. Kevin Dunkerley * Dr. Lionel McTague WELCOME -- DR. ROBERT BOYKO, ORTHODONTIST PORT PERRY DENTAL OFFICE | IFord family another half point behind that. Low place was snagged by Mark Graham, Con- nie Southern, Shelley Holliday and Jackie Kemp. The Button Draw was won by Dale Van Camp. The funeral service for Ada Puckett, former resident of this area, was held last week. Ada, who had been in a nursing home for several years, was in her 82nd'year. Larry and Beth Shryburt, Vickie and Joel of Michigan, called on friends in the area during the holidays. The O.N.O. New Year's Dance held at the Récreation Centre was a great success. The local square dancers Joined by another group enjoyed a New Year's Eve party at the Town Hall, hosted by their lead- ers Glen and Carolyn Dowson. Rev. Doreen Van Camp of Craik, Saskatchewan spent the holiday week visiting her moth- er Mrs. Margaret Van Camp and visiting family and friends in the area. During the week they entertained several rela- tives - Sylvia Barker of Ajax and Sonia Gallagher of Toronto on Thursday. On Friday, their guests were Esther and Prosper Meerschaut of Nepean. One evening Doreen and her mother were evening dinner guests of John and Jean Medland of Brooklin. On New Year's Day a large number of descendants of Nor- man Mountjoy and other Fer- guson relates gathered at the Recreation Centre for a great day of food, fellowship and games. On Sunday, members of the Van Camp family gathered at the Rec Centre for a delicious pot luck dinner and a time of visiting. New Year's Day dinner guests of Gerald and Joyge Kel- it... PROMPT SERVICE COMPLETE FAMILY DENTAL CARE ® |nsurance Assignment Accepted (We cdllect frcen Insurance Companies) » Payment Plans Arranged *® Senior Citizens Discount ® Evening Appointments NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 462 PAXTON ST. (ACROSS FROM PORT PERRY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL) DENTISTRY FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN % SB Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce Barristers and Solicitors Motor Vehicle - Criminal - Personal Injury Wills - Real Estate - Family Law Corporate & Commercial EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT 114 King St. E., Oshawa 723-2278 ly were Mrs. Alberta Tiers, Bob- caygeon; Jim and Ella Walker, Audrey Gilmour all of the Lind- say area; Victoria and Ernie Hargrave of Woodville; Peter and Elizabeth Peeters, Court- ney and Kathryn of Omemee; Elaine Kelly of Waterloo; Es- ther Kelly of Ottawa; Francis Peeters of Midland; Ralph and Peggy Larmer of Blackstock. . About 40 members of the Roy Ferguson family descendants enjoyed a family gathering at the Nestleton Hall on Sunday noon. A delicious pot luck meal, along with much visiting and activities, were enjoyed. There were 10 tables at the weekly Tuesday evening eu- chre party, with the following winners: Donald Linton, Char- lie Campbell, Myrtle Gimblett, Ross McRoberts, Nerta Mas- ters, Kileen Warder and Roy Werry. Lucky winners were Charlie Campbell, Pat Van Dam, Ross M¢Roberts, Myrtle Gimblett, Carl Gimblett, Ruby Cochrane. "On New Year's Day, Kelly and Terry Gatshell, Sarah and Robert entertainyd members of the Gatchell famjly for dinner. Les and Jari Bushfield -and family of London spent some time with her parents, Aileen and Murray Byers over the holi- days. They joined other mem- bers of their family on Boxing Day at the home of Jim and Barb Byers and family. Jeff and Andrea Byers of Deep River, Julie Byers of Guelph and Fred Slemon of Hayden also joined the gatherine. Florence Larmer continues to be a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital. Your many friends are thinking about you. University and college stu- dents are. returning to their studies Sither this week or next. Jill Van Camp is undergo- ing dental surgery Monday in Port Perry Hospital. Dan Maher left the employ of Richard and Lawrence Van Camp at the end of the year. He - moved to a new location in the Brampton area. Our best wish- es go with you, Dan. The Blackstock Women's In- stitute is having a special speaker from the Regional Po- lice on Frauds and Scams, on 'Wednesday, Jan. 5 at the Unit- ed Church Hall. The public, in- cluding men, are invited at 2 p.m. to hear the speaker. Mark Cawker champion golfer From Page 11 ducted the service with Carol Mairs the pianist. Scripture was taken from Isaiah and Psalms read by Regenia Walk- er. The minister Rev. David Shearman presented a splendid message re the "Wise Men." Many fine old hymns were sung, "Wisemen Seeking Je- sus," "The First Nowell," "As With Gladness Man of Old" and "Let There Be Light." Offering gathered by David and Kyle Walker. Service closed with singing, "The Lord's Prayer," and "Go Now In Peace." Family Party A festive dinner party for the new year was hosted by Alan and Eleanor Cawker at their beautiful home in Oshawa with 24 members of the family present! Our congratulations to Mark Cawker who is the champion golfer in 1993. The event takes place on A | i 2) 3) Mini Show Putt the Cawker family for - o 5 Members for Each Team EVENTS ARE: ; Human Dog Sled Race Snowlawn Bowling | COME OUT AND JOIN ALL THE FUN! } Address. Thanksgiving Day, then at the new year party the winner is presented with a trophy - his fa- ther Alan made the presenta- tion in his humorous, witty way and sister-in-law Joghine Caw- ker, a very artistic i painted a picture of Mark ae} was in a position to swing - at the club. Very good! } Due to the inventive ingenui- ty of brother Scott Cawker we were thrilled to see the Caw- kers on TV who were in rtle Beach to play golfin Noverhber. An excellent view of everyone! Happy New Year May I take this opportunity to wish the publisher, editor and staff, readers and families and the dedicatedS folks who have news week after week! A very happy, healthy and pros- perous new year! Bless you all! Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sunday, Dec. 26 Rev. Fairley brought a message of the Light of the Living Word SANA SA 0 as "awarenes His DECATHLON Sat, Jan. 22 & Sun., Jan 23 10 events-which each team will enter and compete for a prize for each event and the overall winner for the Scugog Snow Flake Festival Trophy. [oo en nn en te fs ft tn ts tn nS tn Clip this entry form and mail to: Box 822 Port Perry, Ont. LL 1A7 or drop off at Peer Pressure, 112 Water Street, Port Perry. taking his thoughts from Psalm 148, Isaiah 562 and John 1: 1-14. everywhere of the living presence of Christ in our minds and hearts. Audrey Kleinjam lit the Christ Candle and Joyce Taylor was organist. Special prayers for the sick, lonely and oppressed were of- fered. The regular service on Jan. 2 in Nestleton Presbyterian Church was attended by an av- erage number in the congrega- tion. Rev. Wm. Fairley was in the pulpit and Joyce Taylor was the pianist.. The responsive Psalm was #72, and the scripture readings were from Isaiah 60 and St. Matthew 2. In the sermon, Rev. Fairley spoke of the judgements of God - to Job throughout his life, and down through the various eras in the Bible to us in our time. compassion and ours, Turnto Page 15 The ones cveryh gift is the - | | | | 4) Pie Eating Contest j Dome: Phone: | 5) 3-Legged Race Address: |" 6) Chili Contest | Name Phone | 7) Street Hockey | Address | 8) Skating Race | 9) Tug of war | Name: Phone: 10) Basketball Hoop Shoot Address. | For more information call one - Phone: o Joanne at 985-0046 ha . or Judy at 985-9804 | Name Phone ED SED SIN TED SED SID SEND SI ED SID IED SED SIND NED GIES SEED Sh SEED SEND SE Sm mmm ~ . I I I I | I I | I I | I l | I I I I 1 ! I L a \ a