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RUA SS AT BAS CaN Car Nestleton, Caesarea -(From page 19) by Tracy Howard of Bally- duff and Peggy Scott was a "highlight'.- They presented the instrumental com- position "Haydn's Serenade" which delighted the congregation. Communion Service on June 27 at 10 a.m. with Rev. Stuart McEntyre of St. John's Presbyterian Church in Port Perry as guest speaker. Next Sunday at 10 a.m, Caesarea Community Church A fairly good attendance at the Sunday morning service at Caesarea Church at 11 a.m. with Rev. Dr. W. Craw- ford conducting the service. His topic taken from Genesis, Chapter 3, was entitled, "God asks - Where are you Adam?" Mrs. Craw- ford played the Hammond organ for the service. As time passes the Caesarea Church will grow when the village folk become aware that it has re-opened. Services held at 11a.m. Sun- day School at 10 a.m. A cordial welcome to attend next Sunday. - Nestleton United Sunday School and Congregational Picnic The annual combined Sunday School and Church Picnic was held on the lovely spacious grounds at the home of Norm and Bernice Mairs, commencing at 12:30 p.m. with a good attendance. After all had partaken of the bountiful array of delectable food - prizes were given out to the Sunday School for good attendance, etc. Supt. Robert Mairs asked the teachers to come forward and they presented the prizes, t Davis gave a gift to Rev. John Smith from the Sunday School as well. A presentation was made to Interim Minister Rev. John Muriel Smith from the congregation as they will be leaving our midst the end of June. Mabel Cawker read the Address - an apprecia- tive message to convey Nestleton's warmest thanks for an outstanding year under the guidance of friends, John and Muriel. Games were the order of the day for both young and older folk and very much enjoyed. A fine day of fellow- ship for Nestleton Sunday School and Congregation, A sincere thank you to Norm and Bernice for the warm invitation and being the perfect host and hostess for the occasion. ' A thank you to all the U.C.W. ladies of Nestleton who assisted with the tremendous effort put forth on Saturday at the Flea market. Response was good, and all baking and other items sold. Caesarea Euchre Results A good attendance at the card party held on Wed- nesday evening last and the lucky winners were: First prize winner - David Thomas with 101. Second prize winner - Judy Westall with 83. Two tied for low - Del Marlow and Colette Reeder - 49 and this was split. Next Wednesday as uaual for a time of fun and fellowship. Volunteers give 4,876 hours for Scugog Care by Elaine Romeril Senior Citizens' week is June 20-26 this year. Did you know that many of Scugog Community Care Volunteers are themselves Seniors? During the past year our volunteers have given 4,876 hours of their time. They have driven 24,958 miles, and completed 5,016 tasks, (including the delivery of 3,393 meals.) DIGG CICICIICAC == --_--_ : 2525252505 MLL MACHINE SHOP *Complete Head Rebuilding : *Small Press Work OPEN: Monday to Friday 8 AM. to 5 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. to 12 NOON REGIONAL ROAD 8 - PORT PERRY MERV PUGH, PROP. 985-9345 ACCC 20 CCCI COCCI A. DATSUN TRUCKS BUY NOW from $6495. Large Sele MIDWA ) Dundas St § tion Available! DATSUN Whitby 668-6828 While most services are paid for by the clients, a certain amount of money is required to administer the programme and to help with some of the transportation. Scugog Community Care is a registered charitable organization and we are able to issue official receipts for income tax purposes. We do receive grants from the Provincial Government via Community and Social Services, and the Ministry of Health. The local Council also supports us with a grant of $1,650 for the current year; but we still need to raise about $1,500. One of our Fund-raising projects is a Raffle. Prizes have been donated and will 'be displayed in Brock's window during Senior Citizens' week. We shall also be having displays at the Blackstock and Port Perry Fairs - so look out for them. The draw will take place at the Port Perry Fair Grounds on Labour Day. We would like to salute and thank all our volunteers who perform services throughout the year. More volunteers are needed to serve our 172 clients, or to serve on the advisory Board or one of its committees - Fundraising and publicity. The past Chairman, Mrs. Marion Larmer said in her annual report: "Scugog Community Care continues because of the satisfaction of developing the home support * system, providing services to help seniors and others in special need - helping them to live in their own home or apartment. Our 'support' allows them to retain a sense of personal dignity, to keep their present social contacts and to control their own lives." KLEAN SWEEP | CHIMNEY SERVICE *Chimney Cleaning *Repairs *Chimney Building d, *Fireplaces 8 *Stove Installations 25 Years Experience in Chimney Maintenance and Building. 985-3111 SIE RRR Y; AB Tl LE AL el Tie Si dai aati da TGA ; RES J Osha, Folk Arta Corinicit; Invites You To. . 1 FIE; OSHAWA'S WEEK of FUN! June 20th Thru 26th, 1982 MAMMOTH PARADE Sunday June 20th . . . over 2000 participants . . . parade starts 12:30 p.m... . starts Midtown Mail yp King St. to Centre St. passes City Hall down Gibb St. to the Civic Auditorium. PANCAKE BREAKFAST -- Kiwanis Club of Westmount at Kinsmen Stadium, June 209 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. AROUND THE WORLD OVER) PAVILIONS Monday thru Saturday dine on Canadian, Caribbean, Chinese. Dutch, French Canadian, German, Greek, Hawailan, Hungarlan, Italian, Maltese, Jewish, Polish, Portugese and Ukrainlan Food. ~ Enjoy Iraditional dances and displays of many cultures. Public danc- ing for your pleasure. FOLK FESTIVAL CONCERT Sunday, June 20th . . . at the Civic Auditorium . . . conlinuous from 2:30 p.m. to9 p.m... hours of fun and ltestivitles . . . culminating with the crowning of the Fiesta Queen! Your Passport Is your admission! 000000000000 800008008000000 00000000000 000808808008808088080880088080888880888888888888888808888 00000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | GET YOURFIESTA | | PASSPORT -- 2° Avaliable from all pavilions and for sale at the concert, Clvic Auditorium, 4 3 FREE -- Children 12 years and under accompanied by parent and 4 ) Senlor Citizens with Government 1.0. cards. * 4 Held under the authority of special occasion permit b 0008 00880888080080000 rere Teey