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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 18, 1985 Blue Ray Chapter celebrates 37 anniversary Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Community News lan and Carolyn Emer- son of St. Johns, New- foundland, are holiday- ing with his parents Edgar and Anne Emer- son of Nestleton, and spending some time at the cottage at Emerson Beach, golfing and so forth - until June 24th, when they will return home. During the week Sam and Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point Rd. were evening visitors with Robert and Madeline Cawker of Scugog Island. Over the tea cups they caught up on fami- ly news. Also the Sam Cawkers were afternoon tea gues. with Dan and Ruth Girardi and Nancy of Bowmanville on Thursday - later visiting Ken Bragg at his farm home. A day of visiting and reminiscing' John and Pauline Lyons of Millbrook visited at the Cawker farm one even- ing recently - so nice to see them again looking so fil. Caesarea Card Night A fine attendance on Wed. evening and prizes were won by - First - Doris Rohrer with score 99. Second - Judy Westall 95 Third - Pearl Day 53 Keep in mind this coming Saturday, June 22 1s the Yard Sale at Caesarea Community Centre - and the draw on the Cabbage Patch Doll Tickets sold at Sunnyside Market, Post Office and Auxiliary members Let us all have tickets on the cute Cabbage Patch Doll. So hurry out and get your tickets before they are all gone. Say! what will those dolls look like when they grow up - I sometimes wonder! Blue Ray Celebrates 37th Birthday The June meeting of Blue Ray Chapter prov- ed to be a delightful event when approx. 100 Sisters and Brothers were on hand for the col- we AS I DeRaaf -- Foote Greenbank United Church was the setting for a very pretty wedding, Saturday. April 27,1985, when Kimberlee Ann DeRaaf and Jeffrey Lee Foote exchanged vows Rev Rogers officiated at the service and Mrs Betty Stone was the organist The bride 1s the eldest daughter of John and Henny DeRaaf and the groom 1s the youngest son of John and Dianne Foote Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a full length silk organza over satin gown featuring ragamutton sleeves, high neck, a redingeat front with a full skirt and attached chapel train edged with ruffles. Bodice, sleeves and neckhne were enhanced by embroidered lace She carried a bouquet of pink and white open sweetheart roses. stephanotis and baby's breath Ms Pam DeRaat, sister of the bride, was maid-of-honour Bridesmaids were Mrs. Joanne Rahm (sister of the groom), Kelly Gouin, Andrea Hobden, Sheila Moore, all frends of the bride The attendants wore identical street length dresses in pink and carried lace tans with pink open sweetheart roses and baby's breath Mr Duane Stanley, Blackstock was best man Ushers were Rick Rahm. John Foote, Steve Foote and Todd Farmer The groom and his attendants were in silver grey suits Following the ceremony the reception was held at Emiel's Place. then a dance at Dagmar Ski Club The happy couple are residing in Port Perry Prior to her marriage to Jetirey Lee Foote, Kim was entertained at several showers and parties given by the following Ms Pam DeRaaft, Mrs. Jane Stamen, Bowmanville, Mrs Joanne Rahm, Mrs Carolyn Park, Robin and Dawn, Mrs Kelly Gouin and Duane Stanley Co workers at Dowson's Valumart. where Jett 1s employed. held a shower in Prince Albert and presented the couple with a patio set Co-workers at Emerson Electric in Markham presented Kim with a mirror, edged with an oak frame Following the rehearsal. the bridal party and friends were entertained at a Wine & Cheese party at the home of the groom's parents. Skip & Dianne Foote RR 2 Seagrave FARM INSURANCE DJ J TAYLOR INSURANCE BROKERS LTD 170 Water Street North, Port Perry 985-8416 Bridge scores Winning Scores - for Tuesday June 5. 3 table Howell. Average 8 points 1 Ida and Joe Hurtig 10. 2 Emme Cox and Jeanne Dymond 91. 3 Violet and Regis Hanley 8", No Bridge June 18 ourful celebration to commemorate the 37th birthday of Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, OE S The meeting was opened in regular form with W M. Sister Joyce Taylor presiding assisted by PP Brother Sam Cawker During in- 'troduction Sister Joyce had the honour to extend a warm, fraternal welcome to many dignitaries in the East. Several money raising ventures were brought up during the business period, discussed and decisions made. Honourary memberships were conferred upon P.D.D.GM. Sister Audrey Martin of Durham Chapter and P.D.D.G.M. Sister Thelma Beerthuizen of ° Sunbeam - presented by Sister Elsie Wilbur. 25 year pins were given to Sister Anne Wallace and Sister Joyce Storry presentation by Sister Mabel Cawker. At the close of the meeting the entertain- ment convenor Sister Carol Morrow had a uni- que program consisting of the lively, toe-tapping talented group from Scugog Island under the supervision of Ethel Freeman, leader, with pianists Bonnie Bell and Edna Beckett; banjo and bass guitar - Freeman, Saxaphone - Robt. Cawker, and Ar- chie Walker sang © 1ac- companied hims { on the guitar. Music .overs enjoyed the familiar favourites sung during the variety programme immensely. Truly crowd pleasers this har- monious group! As the evening moved along delicious refreshments were serv- ed buffet style - conven- ed by Sister Marjorie McCombe assisted by Kay, Doris and Sarah. After the assortment of salads, meats, etc. a beautifully decorated birthday cake was cut and served. Those pour- ing tea and coffee were" Doris Nottingham, Ber- nice Mairs and Rose Willoughby For a fitting chmax to a good evening the 50-50 draw was of interest First prize was won by Barry McCombe, Western Canada. Mar- jorie McCombe's son) se- cond prize - Irene Philip, Port Perry and third - Mabel Cawker, Nestleton A safe and happy summer Lo members and may we all return in September ready for a year of dedication and service which 1s vital to the benevolent work of the Order Gerrow Picnic Held 60 members of the Ger- row family held their re- union at the Nestleton Community Centre on Sunday afternoon. Presi- dent Ray Fralick con- ducted a brief business period following the bounteous picnic supper Jim and Jan Gerrow George (Turn to page 17) KAWARTHA SUMMER THEATRE Academy Theatre - Lindsay ADVANCE BOOKS OF TICKETS NOW ON SALE Sale ends Saturday, July 20, 1985 Book of 6 Vouchers: $42 . Book of 8 Vouchers: $56... 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