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A TR al Le a] | UR wen § | ; A 7 § Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Caesarea Concerns Recently, 48 Caesarea folks en- joyed golf at Sunnybrae Golf Course..and later a lovely dinner for Harry Gay's 78th birthday. The winners were Ruth Gay, Deb- bie Gay, Ken Caul and Bruce Fairman. Harry & Ruth Gay in- vited everyone back to their cot- tage for a musical treat..with Ar- chie Parker on the piano..John Blair on the organ, and to top it off..a barber-shop quartet was on hand from Courtice for the festive celebration! A great party, and we wish a happy year to Harry Gay from this area! Notice: The Lake Scugog Regatta will be held Sunday, Sept. 4, at 1 p.m. at Beacon Marina. Everyone welcome! Caesarea Euchre Results High on the list for the Wed. evening Euchre was Anne Harran with 87. Right behind was Kathleen Watts with 82. Low score was held by Albert Watts with 54. The tempting lunch was "hosted" by Kathleen Watts! Next Wed. evening at the Centre for a fun night! The Ladies Aux- iliary will give you a warm welcome. An Exciting Fishing Trip! On Saturday, Aug. 20, David, Regenia, Avril & Kyle Walker of Scugog Point were guests aboard the Lake Ranger, a charter fishing boat owned and operated by Regenia's brother, Martin Hill of Whitby. Under clear blue sun- ny skies they left Whitby Har- bour, heading for the sparkling water of Lake Ontario..not know- ing the excitement that lay ahead! About a mile off shore, Martin set up his electronic down riggers and 4 fishing rods. Troll- ing back and forth they sat, talk- ed, and soaked up the lovely sum- mer sun. Then it happened..one rod popped up and they had their first fish. David held the rod reel- ing it in..after about 20 minutes of play, Martin netted the 10 1b. rain- bow. What excitement!! A little while later they had another hit and Regenia tried her hand at reeling it in, but, unfortunately, this one got away. i Before they knew it, it was time to come in. Afterward, they all returned to Regenia's parents home, for a delicious dinner, and lots of exciting talk! Blackstock (From page 30) Sylvia Barker and Sonia Gallagher, nieces of Mrs. Margaret VanCamp were her lun- cheon guests on Sunday. On Wednesday, August 17 the Blackstock W.I. was in charge of the birthday party at the Port Perry Nursing Home. An en- joyable programme consisted of Roy McLaughlin who played his violin, James Emerton and his dogs Whiskers of many tricks, Stephen Kyte gave a poem Smiles, Kathleen Watts played for the sing song which was led by Jean Adams. Five residents celebrated their birthdays. Lynda Parsons of Colborne visited her friend Esther Kelly for the weekend. On Saturday, Dave and Tracy Vernest and Gayle and Raymond Wray of Pickering hosted a sur- prise 40th anniversary party for Dave's parents Alex and Beryl Vernest at Dave and Tracy's home. A lovely buffett supper was served to the forty-six guests from Kingston, Mississauga, Streetsville, Markham, Perth and Scarborough. Much visiting was enjoyed. The ardent fishermen would definitely recommend anyone looking for some real exciting fishing..to gather your friends together..call Martin 436-0118, and take a charter on board the Lake Ranger. You'll love it! Nestleton United Church Decoration Service On a cool, beautifully sunny day a capacity attendance at the Nestleton United Church Decora- tion Service held on Sunday, August 21, at 2:30 p.m. Many folks were present from a distance and local people had the pleasure of greeting old friends of long stan- ding and catching up on news of families. Greeters at the door were Arthur & Barbara Weir with Matthew Hill acting as Usher. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and presented a fine Remembrance Day message "Calming The Storm"'..the theme taken from Acts 27: 27-44 & Mark 4: 35-41. The old hymn "Be Still My Soul" based on Psalm 46: verse 10..put the finishing touches on his thoughts! A trio from Corbyville, in- cluding Gloria (Sadler) Scott, Mary Milligan, Gladys Gelsthorpe, gave a rendition of three numbers.. "The Way That He Loves', '"The Time Is Now" and "He Made Me Whole", with pianist Dawn Chambers at the piano. We thank the girls for their - gift of song! Appreciation to Arnold Williams for the beautiful care of the cemetery - an excellent caretaker! Also - appreciation to the hard working Cemetery Board. A sincere thanks to one and all who had a part in this [J &' °@ Why not make an evening of it and come for Dinner in our fine Gourmet Dining Room ol orm memorable day of warmth and fellowship! To our able organist, Gwen- dolyn Malcolm..our warmest thanks! A Happy Bundle Of Joy! Scott & Joanne Cawker of Oshawa, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter, Madison Eleanor, born on Tues- day, August 16, at 1 p.m., 1988, ir Oshawa General Hospital, a little sister for Elizabeth Bronwyn. Alan & Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa are proud grandparents, and San & Mabel Cawker of Nestleton, are proud great grandparents. In- cidentally, the baby was born or her great grandmother's - the late Mary Sweetman - birthday! Our very best wishes to this young family. Family News The many friends of Bernice Mairs will be pleased to hear she is home and we trust feeling some better. We miss Bernice in Nestleton circles. Wouldn't it be grand to sent her a shower of cards to add cheer to the days when recuperating at home? John Hall is still in Oshawa Hospital - let's send him a 'host' of cards as well and make his day..cheer John up, and perhaps he'll be home much sooner, with the rest of us! Our best to these two fine friends! Family News Mrs. Neta Fish was the guest of her family..Marlene and friend Roy, Audrey & Jim, and Calvin & Yvonne, at the Red Lobster Inn, Peterborough, on her birthday this past Tues. evening. After a sumptuous meal, they attended a bridal shower for Neta's grand- dughter, Karen Bannister, who is to be a Sept. bride. It was held at the Pammett home, hosted by Karen's future sister-in-law! The Sam Cawkers were pleas- Jen EX Vay -r i \ bd ole o v = oF : <M EAE: , 2 ole : A > Te 1) ESC RCE IN - > -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 23, 1988 -- 31 Birthday party at golf course ed to have Mildred Johne and daughter Jennifer of Ottawa to visit with them this past week. Vegetables A Real Treat! Are you in the market for some STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. fresh vegetables? I'll tell you what to do! Take a "jaunt' over to David & Joanna's vegetable stand just north of Nestleton, at their home, and take your pick! OFFERING: AGES: 18 months to 10 years. HOURS: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM is pleased to announce they will be opening a new location in the PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 399 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY OPENING -- FALL of 1988 -- Creative Arts & Crafts -- Stimulating Child Enrichment Program -- Spacious Outdoor & Indoor Play Areas -- Professional Teachers -- Hot, Nutritious Lunches & Refreshments OPEN YEAR ROUND - FULL, 1/2 DAY NURSERY SCHOOL, and AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS AVAILABLE. For further information and registration call: 852-3510 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Annual Rates Monthly Rates 1 YEAR 10 1/4% 2 YEARS 10 1/4% 3 YEARS 10 1/2% 4 YEARS 10 1/2% 5 YEARS 10 3/4% 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 9 3/4% -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Veal Parmigiana: a tender breaded veal cut- let tossed in butter, topped with zesty tomato concassee and glazed with mozzarella and parm- esan cheeses $1 1 50 Steak OsKar: a 6 oz. entrecote of strip- loin charbroiled, topped with crab meat and glazed with hollandaise sauce. $14.95 Steak Diane: medallions of filet steak lightly panfried with onions, mushrooms and flamed with brandy, finished in a dijon mustard cream sauce. Beef Wellington: Tenderloin of beef marinat- ed in a special blend of spices, wrapped in puff pastry and baked to your specifications $17 50 Licenced under LLBO - We support the Designated Driver Program. SEVEN MILE ISLAND RESORT PORT PERRY 7A Hwy. This Friday come at 'Breakers, Seven Mile Island land Resort. Office Parties. Take Island Road (Durham Rd. #7) to the 11th concession, turn west. The road ends at the stone pillared gates of Seven Mile |s- Phone 985-9784 Book Now for Weddings, Conventions or Dinty Dancing FRIDAY NIGHT IS SINGLES NIGHT (no cover charge) CA AW SES TT TENE WW WE IR LA BT SESE = |. SSp-- CE EEE IE EE EE BEB ME AES RAY AE tama sas YTS