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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 26, 1984 DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & Thursday PLEASE CALL: Evenings 630P M 985-2916 & Saturdays COMPUTER COURSES AT THE LIBRARY THIS SUMMER ADULTS - Introduction to BASIC programmin - Tuesday Evenings - 7 to 8:30 P.M. 6 evenings beginning July 3 - $45.00 Thursday Evenings 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. 6 evenings beginning July 5th - $45.00 A Saturday class will be arranged if requested. 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RDS "Uncresye, pont PERT REG RD. 21 BASKETS AVAILABLE OR BRING YOUR OWN CONVENIENT PARKING CLEAN, IRRIGATED BERRIES SUPERVISED PICKING Eighty show for McNeelyreunion Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker McNeely Reunion The annual family reu- nion and picnic was held Saturday, June 23, at the McNeely property, Williams Point, with 80 people attending from Toronto, Peterborough, Mississauga, Ajax, Oshawa, Roseneath, Weston, Bowmanville and Oakville. The weather was ideal and everyone had a most en- joyable time. This has been an annual affair for many years to the delight of all branches of the family of the McNee- ly clan. Nestleton Evening U.C.W. The newly organized Nestleton evening Unit held their first meeting June 13,1984 at the home of Arlene Malcolm, Nestleton. Two lovely hymns and the worship service were presented by Barb Weir. A decision was made that the Unit would not meet during July and August, but resume regular meetings commencing Sept. 19. A pool party is of interest for the members on July 18, at the home of Betty Headon. Fundraising was discussed and members hope to become involved in the Nestleton Flea Market or perhaps a Yard Sale. Arlene had a demonstra- tion on chocolate moulding which was en- joyed as some of the delicious goodies were sampled. Later the hostess served a lovely lunch. Family Newsworthy Items Grahame and Neta Fish attended the Sonya Anniversary services on Sunday with Rev. Stuart McEntyre the guest speaker- and Ken Hallett the soloist. A bountiful meal was enjoyed at the close of the service. On Saturday, June 16, Grahame and Neta were guests at the 25th Wed- ding Anniversary of Earl and Mary Foster in Newcastle. Mrs. Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Road had a lovely visit and coffee with Mrs. Irma Welts at her home one day this week. Very pleased Irma is coming along well - do- ing some vegetable gardening and working with her beautiful array of flowers about her new home. Very pleased Bill For- tune of Blackstock is home from Humber Memorial Hospital following surgery and feeling much better. Our best to Bill! Mrs. Barbara Kizzer (the former Barbara Panky) who lived at the Victor Malcolm farm some vears ago, called on Vic and Win Malcolm recently- a pleasant surprise! The Sam Cawkers visited with Robt. Madeline and Ernie Cawker of Scugog Island during the week. Ken Bragg of Bowmanville, was a Saturday guest at the Cawker farm. Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa were recent guests with his parents the Sam Cawkers. Nestleton Ladies Aid The last meeting before the summer recess was held in June at the Church with Pres. Dorothy Lee opening with a hymn followed by The Lord's Prayer. Two minutes silence was observed in memory of a valued member and friend, Miss Ruth Proutt. She closed with a poem entitled "Heritage."' Winnifred Davison, Sec'y-Treas. gave the devotional, minutes, cor- respondence and the Treas. statement. Thank you notes were received from many sources. Orders were taken for "These Days -- daily Bi- ble readings.' Get well, birthday and graduation cards were signed. Several members donated flowers to be planted in the three planters in front of the Church, which was at- tended to after the meeting. Closing hymn "Follow Me The Master Said' - then lunch was SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 120 - 364 DAYS 10% Minimum $5,000. 30-119 Days 102% Minimum $50,000. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 2 Year Annual Interest 13% Minimum $500.00 4 Year Annual Interest 13%4% Minimum $500.00 Rates subject to Change without Notice 'STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O, Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Telephone: 985-8438 A Folennts (Marve nd { a pans Memb e { anple Dope Puram v ( copumgtm enjoyed served by Mamie Magill and Lyda Stinson. Winnifred Davison tendered a vote of thanks Meetings will resume in September. Euchre Results With a very good atten- dance on Wed. evening results are: Pearl Day- 85; Marie Hammett- 81; Henry Visser- 49. Next Wednesday night as usual at the Caesarea Centre. Church News At the Nestleton Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning with a good congregation. Rev. Fred Swann conducted a service of Holy Commu- nion with an explanatory sermon on its origin and significance. The minister's Mother is visiting with him from Ireland and was in atten- dance at the service. - There will be no ser- vice in the Church for the month of July, but will resume in August. Dur- ing the months of July and August, Rev. and Mrs. Swann are atten- ding Sanford University in Florida, studying Gerongology (the pro- blems of aging). Miss Alison Scott- daughter of the organist Shirley Scott will be attending an im- mersion class in French in Switzerland for July and August. A very impressive Communion Service at Nestleton United with a fair attendance. Greeters at the door were Lorne and Irene McKee. The message by Rev. Dale Davis was very worthwhile for this special day - theme - "Only Bread." A trio, composed of Bernice Mairs, Janice MacKen- zie and Regenia Walker sang 'What A Friend We Have In Jesus" - Mabel Cawker, organist. Next Sunday, July 1st, 10:30 a.m. a combined outdoor worship service (Nestleton and Blackstock) will be held at the farm of Roy and Edith McLaughlin. Anyone who would like to take a turn in the Nestleton nursery see list on the bulletin board. Van Nest Reunion The Van Nest family reunion was held in the Nestleton Community Centre on Sunday after- noon with 65 present. A very enjoyable get- together! Those present from Nestleton were: Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm; Glenn and Arlene Malcolm and family; David and Joanne Malcolm and family, Dennis and Laina Malcolm and family, Ajax; Barry and Joan Malcolm of Simcoe were also present. Bicentennial Celebration Keep in mind the Nestleton Bicentennial Celebration. Festivities commence on Saturday, July 7th, at 1:00 p.m. at Nestleton Community Centre. Many activities have been planned for this important event. A Pork Barbecue at 4:00 p.m. Dance- 9:00 p.m. with "Herb Vine and Durham County' supply- ing the music. The Nestleton folk hope to have a fine attendance for this special day. Try and be there! (For more information see Ad in Port Perry Star) Sympathy We were saddened re the passing of Mrs. Mary Hardy of Port Perry this past week - a highly respected and beloved person by all who knew her. A gracious lady in every sense of the word with a warm personality. We shall "indeed" miss her. Our deepest sym- pathy to family and friend. Friends gather for 40th anniversary Scugog Island News by Mrs. Earl Reader We are pleased to be able to offer congratul- ations and happier gatherings this week instead of funerals. Ray and Florence Fralick at Fralick's Beach had a surprise gathering for a 40th wedding anniversary. On Sunday the family of Clare and Alva Thompson on Conc. 6 gathered at the parental home to celebrate their 55th wedding anniver- sary. On Sunday the Tan- sleys announced that they will celebrate their 40th wedding anniver- sary August 2 and adherents of the Scugog Pastoral Charge are invited to call at their Open House in Colum- bus. While these couples are looking back, Lisa LeRoy at Fralick's Beach is looking for- ward as a result of her wedding on the past weekend. On Wed. evening the '""Head" UCW will meet at the home of Mrs. June Haynes at Gerrow's Beach. Bonnie Gerrow will be returning from her 2 week vacation in Sask.' and Marion Carter from Windsor just in time to get in on the Strawberry Supper week. By the way, you have just one week left to reserve your tickets for Wed. July 4 at 5:30 or 6:30 p.m. Call your corres- pondent or any "Head" UCW member. This week has been full of pleasant <ur- prises even in the United Church. At Pres- bytery at Greenwood on Tuesday night, we learned that our Induc- tion Service will defin- itely be Fri. July 13 at 7:30 p.m. At this time all ministers and lay delegates of the Oshawa Presbytery are invited to present a welcoming Service to the new minister. Of course, the Pastoral Charge also shares this special time. As Sunday was Rev. Tansley's last Official Service on the Island, Manchester joined with Scugog Island in a Holy Communion Service. Part of the serving of Communion, Dr. Jim Gerrow, presented a silver chalice and paten from the Gerrow family in memory of Don Gerrow. Rev. Tansley accepted and dedicated these additions for the Service. Following this Geo. Freeman addressed Rev. Tansley and pre- sented him with an appreciation gift of a cheque to be used at the United Church Publish- ing House where he can indulge in some special desire. Following Rev. Tanlsey's conclusive words of thanks, he and Mrs. Tansley were invited to share a coffee hour with the congreg- ation. The next surprise came when it was drawn to our attention that Rev. Brian Robin- son and his wife were on the Island and had been sharing the morning with us. The completed base- ment with its fresh paint, colourful carpet and dainty white curtains certainly proved what can be done when people work together. During the last week, the men have been busy installing drainage around the Church even (Turn to page 25) WHITAKER'S STRAWBERRIES AU Ik No Children under 10 in Main Patch. 985-3170 SHIRLEY ROAD - 1/8 mile east of Oshawa Road, 4 miles south of Port Perry. i AB AMAR IN tN A A I 5 3, EB I LE Ion GAN g a; i Ane. o a