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Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker u On Wednesday, May 18th, a Hospitality dinner was sponsored by the Blackstock and District Lions Club, held in the Blackstock Rec. Centre and very well attended. Approximate- ly 100 were present creating a fine at- mosphere for the Hos- pitality banquet, Lion President Bill Turner in charge of the cere- monies. After the toast to the Queen - O Canada was sung and grace re- peated in unison. A very satisfying dinner was served by the Blackstock U.C.W. Those present had occ- asion to dine on a beau- tifully prepared meal consisting of roast beef - a tempting salad - a variety of vegetables - plus a large selection of desserts topped off with beverage. By courtesy. of Irwin Smith a fine Hammond Organ was in evidence and played during the meal by versatile Ron Hewat in his "easy to listen to" style music. A _ hearty sing song after was much enjoyed. The guest speaker, Mrs. - Alie Minaker, a registered nurse from Oshawa General Hos- pital, Diabetic Clinic, was introduced by Lion Roger Simons. The speaker gave an excell- ent presentation relat- ing to Diabetes - what it is - what causes it - who "can get it - symptoms necessary treatment - Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection - wh McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe $1. S., Oshawa : 725-5181 A.A. In Port Perry If you think you have a drinking problem ... Chances are You Have! CALL: 985-3196 985-2415; 985-2583 | Denture complications of the disease - help for those with Diabetes. The speaker went on to say - a nutritional diet - an exercise program and medication if needed are imperative. Some adults require only proper diet-and exer- cise, while others need medication. The main thing is: to keep it under control. The speaker was thanked and pre- sented by- Merlin Suggitt. Draws were won by Al Poirier, Mrs. Poirier and John Larmer. Proceeds from draws, donations etc. amounted to $122.95 for the Diabetic Oshawa and District Branch. Note: Keep in mind the money raising venture - a Flea market, June 18 in __the Blackstock Arena. Quite a number of - visitors were present to share in the service on Sunday, May 2211a.m. - a special day for the S. School as they celebrat- ed their anniversary with Superintendent Robt Mairs conducting the service. With Carol Mairs presiding at the piano the service open- ed with the Processional hymn "Creature Praise" followed by the call to worship by the Superintendent. The following pupils had a part.in the service: In- vocation-Karen = Doyle. Psalm-Claire Mac- Kenize. Scripture-Ken Weir. Pastoral Prayer & Lord's Prayer-Tracy Malcolm. Offering rec'd by David Weir and Peter Simms with Dwight Davis giving the Offertory. Four numbers were sung by the S. School choir of 25 voices with Teacher Janice MacKenzie as leader. Arlene Davis was the greeter at the « door. The guest speaker, Mrs. Betty Turcott, Pickering, a school teacher and daughter of a minister, brought an informative and inter- esting message to the children. At the close, Bradley Malcolm pro- nounced the Benediction with . all - singing '"'Let There Be Peace." The offering will be used to purchase books and supplies for the S. School. We congratulate the Superintendent Robt Mairs and his staff for - their dedication and interest. Well done! Cancer Tea Enjoyed Many from Cart- wright area attended DEEGAN } Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! : Tuesday & Thursday venings - 6:30 P.M. Saturdays. PLEASE CALL: 985-2916 VAAAAARAAND Plant & Antique Shop Tropical Plants - Silk Plants Copper & Brass - Peat Moss : Shrubs & Evergreens - etc. § OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! ¢ BOX PLANTS box 75¢ WASHBURN ISLAND ROAD (South of Little Britain) (705) 786-2434 wand Doing you "Bor information, call toll free: 1-800-268-3735 otter! 133 picture perfect playgrounds for you to discover. Ontario Provincial Parks the delightful tea "host- ed" by the Scugog Br. of the Canadian Cancer Society held on Monday evening, May 16 at Town Hall 1873, Port . Perry. -Qver. fifty vol- unteers were present and the friendly welcome was "heart warming'. Mayor Jerry Taylor spoke briefly re- the work of the vol- unteers and later, Jerry and President Sandy McCully presented each volunteer with a gold Caduceus pin. Tasty refreshments were served convened by Mary Ann Suppelsa and an informal visit was enjoyed. It was good to meet the execu- tive and Doris Taylor, campaign chairperson was feeling great about the success of the cam- paign- over the top once again. Residents in the News Several from this area attended the annual Pioneer Days opening of the Scugog Shores Museum on Scugog Island over the week- end. The hard working Museum organizers are to be commended for a fine effort over the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 25, 1983 -- 23 100 attend Blackstock Lions Club Hospitality Dinner years - it seems to create more interest as- the years pass. We trust the nasty weather didn't dampen the enthusiasm of the participants and visitors. Recent guests 'with the Sam Cawkers, Scugog Point Rd, were: Grant and Merna Cawker and Cathy, Alan and Eleanor Cawker and Michael and Gisela Cawker, Aaron and Ash- leigh, all of Oshawa and Charles and Nell Cawker of Scarborough. Four Nestleton W.I members attended West Durham District Annual held at Solina on Thurs- day last. Members pre- sent were Mesdames Norma Frew, Neta Fish, Gwendolyn Mal- colm and Winnifred Davison. Mr. Stanley Malcolm, Port Perry was a Sun- day guest of his son, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm of Nestleton, and attended the Sun- day School Anniver- sary. Mrs. Marie Crawford, Nestleton, is recuperat- ing well since her sojourn in a Toronto . hospital. Our warmest wishes for better health =r Brooklin Flour Mills Flour & Baking Supplies LAY MASH ¢°10.45 = @ masterfiesds CHICK STARTER KRUMS ° 7.90 (Medicated . . . '8.25)| . BROOKLIN 23 CASSELS ROAD EAST, 655-4851 { THE GOLDEN WEST 1550-5. 05. DEPART JULY 4, 9,30, AUG. 20, SEPT. 10 NOTE: July 4 & 9 Include Calgary Stampede NEW FOR 1983! When a major motorcoach company like Trentway Tours combines forces with a major airline like C.P. Air, the results are bound to be outstanding. And that's just what we have done! 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