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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- June 4, 1985 @e Heari id (entre 4 Port Perry Dennis J. Hogan ann Hearing Aid Consultan Dr. E Mannen's Office - 24 Water St S Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO 985-9192 ~WHITBY-OSHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas Street East -- Whithy, Ontario SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Nv Call... Kevin Cannon 666-1772 686-1745 residence 985-2515 985-3003 COMMERCIAL INSURANCE DJ TAYLO INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 ey Also see us about your Home, Life, Farm, Auto, and Mortgage Insurance . needs! Industrial Accident Prevention Association 1s pleased to announce the election of RICK THORBURN DuPONT CANADA INC. Ajax, Ontario as the Chairman of THE CENTRAL ONTARIO DIVISION Rick Thorburn, the 1985-1986 Chairman of Central Ontano Division, | AP A is Safety Supervisor at Du- Pont Canada Inc . in Ajax He has the responsibility of accident prevention. occupational health, medic cal and security and fire prevention in that location Mr Thorburn served as the Charman of the Oshawa Ajax Section in 1980 1981 and has been ac tively involved in the IAPA Volunteers there tor ten years His plant has been awarded a Certificate of Commendation because there have been no Lost Time Accidents in his plant during 1984 - a record that has been continuous for 14 years He worked for DuPont Canada Inc for 21 years Rick 1s marred and lives in Oshawa with his wife and three sons He 1s also a member in good stan ding of the Canadian Society of Safety Engineers The | APA sa federation of ten Safety Assocations Woodworkers Ceramic A Stone Metal Trades Chemical industries. Gran Feed & Fertner. Food Products. Leather Rubber and Tanners. Textides and Aled industries. Printing Trade and Retad Established in 1917 and funded by Ontario Industry. the | A P A 1s n*ernationally recogniz od as an authority on education and consultation n the area of oc cupstional safety and health. for all employees in the above industries Over the top again with cancer Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker We now have the results of the Cancer Canvass, re- month of April for the Tow nship of Scugog. It is very grati- fying to report - we went over the top once again - over $24,000 was taken in - $2000 more than last year. The Society wishes to say a sincere thank you to all who helped make it the great success it was. Mrs. Doris Taylor, Campaign Chairperson and the Ex- ecutive are to be congratulated Nestleton Sunday School Anniversary With Lawrence Gwen Malcolm greeting at the door a very fine at- tendance of parents, family members, friends and visitors were on hand this past Sunday, June 2, for the Sunday School children of Nestleton United Church as they celebrated the Anniversary of the Sun- day School with 'Superintendent Richard MacKenzie at the helm. Pianists- Betty Headon, Carol Mairs and Karen Doyle. Choir leader- Janice MacKenzie. With Carol Mairs presiding at the. piano, the service opened with the Processional- the teacher's choir singing, "Morning Has Broken" followed by the call to worship by Carla Davis. The Doxology was sung and Invocation read by Leslie MacKenzie. After a hymn- Responsive reading was taken by Steven Mairs. Two numbers were sung by the Sunday School choir. Scriptures were read by David Weir and Joelle Priebe and the Pastoral prayer by Barb Weir followed by the Lord's Prayer led by Kingsley Malcolm. Offering was received by Marvin and Donny Hughes and a duet was sung during the offering by Tracey Doyle and Claire Notman. The guest speaker, our own Elaine Barber was introduced by Neta Fish. 'She presented a very fine message appropriate for the young folks and meaningful for all, based NS ANS, enjoyment we now | LTT and _ SOFT ICE CREAM CONES on Scripture passages from John and Corin- thians. It was so good to see Elaine again. After a hymn- Benediction was pronounced by Manda Davis. A choir number followed completing a splendid service. As the dedicated superinten- dent Richard MacKen- zie, wife Janice and the teachers commence another year- may they have the interest and support of everyone - and a good deal of personal satisfaction for a job well done. Congratulations' (Caesarea Card Night The Wednesday even- ing euchre sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary was well attended and the results are: First prize- Gwen Robins - 88. Second prize- Doug Thomas - 85. Low- Fred Lawrence - 48. Dorothy Edwards had 17 lone hands for the month of May. Congratulations' Next Wednesday again at the Centre for a bit of diversion. Community Events Sunday guests with Mrs. Minnie Fisher of Caesarea were Mr. and Mrs. Morley Fisher of Scarborough, Mrs. Alice Richard, Lindsay and son Delton Fisher of West Hill. Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Road, attended the special Brooklin 75th Women's Institute An- niversary Tea, held in the Brooklin Community Centre, on Thursday last and enjoyed the pro- gramme and tea very much. Mrs. Stafford Cosway, Brooklin, was emcee for the event and Mrs. John Hall, Williams Point, president of the Brooklin Branch receiv- ed the guests at the door. Well over one hundred guests were on hand for this lovely affair. We do congratulate the Brooklin Women's In- stitute for the great con- tribution they have made ovedr the years achiev- ing much for Home and Country. Guests with Mrs. Neta Fish over the weekend included Calvin and oy vi) MILKSHAKES ............ 99 ¢ SUNDAES .................. 90° (7% Provincial Sales Tax not included.) SEAFOOD 136 Water St., Port Perry 985-9009 THANR YOU FOR 20 GREAT TEARS" Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig and Alanna Dawn of Bowmanville on Satur- day, and Sunday- Bruce and Elaine Fish, Lisa and Laura of Oshawa. Mrs. Pat Cornell of Toronto, visited her parents Russell and Ed- da Bowman, St Christopher over the weekend, and attended the Sunday School An- niversary service at Nestleton with them. Caesarea Community Church A good attendance on Sunday morning at the Caesarea Church. Mrs. Elsie Valentino of Port Perry sang two lovely numbers 'Help Me Lord" and **Calling Sin- ners"' accompanying herself on her guitar. Rev. W.H. Crawford D.D. had a guest speaker Mr. Jerry Jonkheer who presented an interesting message 'entitled 'You have searched me and know me' from first verse of Psalm 139. Bob Heayn led the Respon- sive reading and Jerry Jonkheer Jr., played the piano for the service. On June 16, Rev. Charles Clarke of Prince Albert will be the guest speaker. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Service was well at- tended on Sunday morn- ing at Nestleton Presbyterian Church for the special baptismal service with Mrs. Scott at the organ. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Blain of Nestleton village had their their daughters baptized by Rev. Fred Swann- Katherine Marie, Nicole Estelle and Angela Irene with a number of relatives pre- sent for this special day. The Minister Rev. Swann spoke on "Baptism in the Church" - a very fine ser- vice with deep religious significance. Sympathy Our thoughts are with the family of the late Per Hvidsten of Port Perry. We offer deepest sym- pathy from this area - a fine gentleman - who will be missed by many relatives, friends and associates. Sympathy goes out to Kent and Doug Farndale of Port Perry -in the loss of a wonderful mother, Mrs. Pearl Gerrow- a well known figure in Port Perry circles for most of her life. Pearl was very community minded and will be sadly missed. Family News Mr and Mrs. Fred Dayes of R.R. 1, Nestleton were pleased to have a phone call from his nephew Walter Palmer, Nottingham, England, who was con- cerned as to whether his Uncle Fred and Aunt Mabel had been in the cyclone area this past Friday. Fred and Mabel went to see her sister Verna Abernethy on her birthday on Friday in Stathaven Nursing Home in Bowmanville. She was 88 years old. Our best to Verna! The Fred Dayes attended the 40th Wed- ding Anniversary of Leslie and Anne Taylor on Sunday. Warmest wishes for many more! Archer elected 419 president Bob Archer has been re-elected to another term as president of Branch 419, Port Perry Legion. The elections were held at the Legion Hall, May 26, and the turn-out was one of the largest in many years. Along with Mr. Archer, the following officer posi- tions were filled at the Manchester UCW elections: 1st vice presi- dent - Ross Hutchinson: 2nd VP - John Barton and 3rd VP Andrea Weir. Doug James is the Sgt. of Arms. The following people will serve as executive members: Jack Brain, Doug Butt, Olly Archer, John Christie, Jack Cook Sr., Fred McMann and Gwen Mulholland. suggests trip by Bernice Dobson The May meeting was held in the home of Mina Steer with fourteen ladies present. Hymn 321 'Nearer My God to Thee' was sung. Mina read the scrip tures taken from Psalms 146, Micah Chapter 6, folllowed by prayer. Gwen Lamb received the collection. Margaret Ann gave a prayer of thanks. The final Hymn was sung 'In Christ there is no East or West.' Margaret Ann spoke on Korea as a peaceful country, but suffered much during the last war. Shelly Wright of Oshawa will be one of ten ladies travelling to Korea this spring, as part of the exchange pro- gram which celebrates 100 years of Protestant worship in Korea. It was suggested we have a bus trip in July. Anyone interested con- tact Pat Kingstone 985-7831. The date for the June meeting will be held June 13th in the Church. Mrs. Lila Clark will be in charge of the program. A TIMELY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Midland In search of financial freedom. MIDLAND DOHERTY'S RESOURCES OF CANADA FUND . 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