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+ by Mabel Cawker Exciting Trip Enjoyed Mrs. Rita Wygerde of Nestleton had 4 wonderful weeks recently tripping about her homeland leaving Canada May 25, for the Netherlands. Rita had an excellent flight, with except- ional meals, and was well looked after, arriving in Amsterdam, Schiphol, 5:30 a.m. Canada time and 11:30 a.m. Holland time. She was met by her 4 sisters and their husbands. They then jour- neyed to Noordayherhout and were received by the Aunt and Uncle who had adopted Rita and her brother. Rita was a very young girl when adopted. That was the beginning of family parties. Many wond- erful get togethers visiting all her relatives which lasted approximately four weeks. On June 23 Rita arrived home with many fond memories of her glorious trip, a never to be forgotten one. She brought home memoirs from the homeland literature, re-the Caves of the South part of Holland and 'the Delfts Blue Factory (porcelain) among other personal treasures. We wel- come Rita back and so glad she had such a carefree relaxing holiday. Attend Leaders Training Camp Edward and Teresa Wygerde, Nestleton attended the Leaders training camp held at Sparrow Lake for five days and will be employed there during the summer as counsellors. Reunion Attended Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mairs attended the reunion of the Cooper family, (Norman's Mother's relatives) held in Elgin Park Uxbridge, recently. The family supper was enjoyed in a Hall due to inclement weather. Nestleton United Church A fine attendance at Pot a LBL Ssse shi adoch sndetohad sb Ad - . iF & - roy eet . Fle _ wf ro. : AS Ty 1d BIL Rie se BAT] | 3 [4 47) aor tT dusdeaniiontadt saalidund dn ~~ J = LTA rr Fe Fee 45 i SA art EE A A ET pr (ha b/) ¥ he 4 - is " * Lolo pinivelt A ap service on Sunday June 29 the last service until) August. July is vacation month for our Minister Rev. Victor Parsons, wife Ruby and the family and we wish them a happy, relaxed month is Saskatchewan. Rev. Parsons spoke on Building Time giving thoughts to do with Dominion Day. Script- ure read Hebrews 3: 1-14 and Luke 14: 25-33. The choir sang '0 Jesus, I Have Promised' accompan- ied by organist Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. Offering received by Messrs. Norman Mairs and Ralph Sadler. Take note: Church Vacation School for boys and girls ages 3 to 12 will be held August 11 to 15th from 9 to 11 each morning at the Black- stock Church. Nestleton Presbyterian ° Church On Sunday, June 20 at 10 a.m. with a good attendance Rev. Fred Swann presented an excellent sermon based on Scripture, St. John 6: 22-40 taking as his theme "Jesus, the Light of the World and the Bread of Life." Mrs. Shirley Scott was organist for the service. Everyone welcome to attend next Sunday at 10 a.m. Dominion Day (View Point) On July 1st, Canada was 113 years old. Another year is opening its doors to us. We'll have many problems to face such as inflation, sagg- ing dollar, morals at low ebb, crime statistics continuing to climb, menace of drug and alcohol is frightening etc., The nation of Canada has never offered a more inter- esting, exciting, challenging future. What can we as loyal citizens do to help? The greatness of a nation begins in the homes of its people. We can promote well being of families and keep them together helping to build a satisfying home, and devel- opment of happy useful citizens. Patriotism should Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron A very pretty wedding was solemnized in Burns Church last Saturday when Miss Christine Richardson became the bride of Mr. Jim Smith of Scarborough. The reception dinner was held in the Church Hall and afterward a party was enjoy- ed in Whitby Centennial Hall. After their honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. Smith will live in Blackstock. We wish this happy couple all the best for their married life together. Those who were fortunate enough to go to the Horticul- ture meeting last Wednesday evening were well rewarded with the beautiful showing of Roses and flower arrange- ments. Also there were vegetables. It was a double treat as Mrs. Audrey Meikle- john from the Canadian Rose Society spoke to the group about growing Roses and she also demonstrated arrang- MAGNETIC SIGNS PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 ing. It was so fascinating to see how she could make one or two roses and a little greenery become a beautiful arrangment. There will be a tupperware party in the church hall on Thursday evening of this week, July 3rd and everyone is welcome. The ladies guild has purchased new dishes so come out and see them. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schnabel of St. Catherines visited friends and relatives in the area on Sunday. Miss Hilda and Mr. Walter Hopkins were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jo Forsyth on Sunday. The official park opening date has been set. It is July 30 at 6 p.m. There will be lots of fun and activities so keep this date open on your calen- dar. Rev. Clifford Johnson of Lindsay was the guest minister at Burns Church last Sunday and his sermon was entitled Faith to Let Go. During the service Mrs. Ernie Humphrey sang a beautiful solo. Next Sunday and all through July Rev. Dr. Clifton MacKay of Fenelon Falls will be the Minister, while Rev. McEntyre is on holidays. be instilled and nurtured into the minds of all Canadian children throughout their formative years. If we apply ourselves to the task of nation building, efforts will bear fruit and our beloved country will endure and attain greatness. 'Your correspondent offers sincere apologies to all the loyal contributors who haven't been able to call with their news this past week. Due to the severe electric storm last week the phone has been out of order since. Hopefully all will be well for next week so please call 986-4715 and give me the latest. Blue Ray Chapter Celebrates 32nd Birthday The annual birthday party was held Thursday, June 12 in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry with a splendid attend- ance of sisters and brothers from out of town Chapters on hand to help celebrate. It was a pleasure for Worthy Matron Marjorie McCombe and Worthy Patron Sam Cawker to welcome the first Matron and Patron of Blue Ray Chapter, Myrtle and George Palmer from Oshawa. Many distinguish- ed guests were introduced and escorted to the East. After Chapter closed int- H SHEDS - Kit Form -8'x 8' No. 1 Shed - $271.53 No. 2 & No. 3 Sheds - $263.00 (May be assembled on request) _ selves. eresting entertainment was provided by Teacher Darla Thomas and pupils from R.H. Cornish Public School. These 7 and 8 year old girls performed well in the gymnastic program much to the delight of the large audience present. Later entertainment convenor Mabel Cawker featured a little to do with birthdays, Cathy Bourque, Stella Dennis and Marjorie McCombe taking part. The refreshment commit- tee Margaret Cornish and Elsie Wilbur excelled them- The variety of breads, meats, cheese, relishes, etc. were most PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2, 1980 -- 7 - Nestleton and area news appetizing as well as the delicious birthday cake which was served later along with ice cream, coffee and tea. To complete a full evening the tickets were drawn on the beautiful Pansy Quilt made by the Past Matrons of Blue Ray. Another birthday has passed in Blue Ray Chapter indicating a busy and fruitful year in the Benevolent work of the order. Sincere wishes for a relaxing carefree and happy summer to all members, trusting you will return in September enthus- ed and dedicated for another banner year. PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER Wolmanized wood for those home and cot- tage projects. Make the most of your long weekend. 4°x8" 81° ft. 2°x8" 79° ft. 2"x6" 591° ft. 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