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GENERAL MEETING TOWN HALL 1873, PORT PERRY THURS., JUNE 15th -- 8:00 PM Election of New Board of Directors -- Report on 1988-89 Season Announcement of 1989-90 Season -- Social -- Refreshments Ser ved SPECIAL TRIBUTE to LES & ZONA PARKES Bring a Friend! Cancer drive nets $38,000 Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker The annual Cancer Drive, held during the month of April for funds re- the Township of Scugog (North Durham Unit) has been a most successful one! When total proceeds were tabulated by Cam- paign Chairperson Doris Taylor, the results were very rewarding with $38,000 - a marked increase with $5,000 more than in 1988. The Cancer Society wishes to say a warm, sincere thank you to all who helped make it the success it was, the captains, the can- vassers, and the generous donors, are all to be commended for a tremendous effort put forth by each and everyone! Many new volunteers this year are to be con- gratulated! We have received a "MORE AND MORE CUSTOMERS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS AGREE: RETAIL POSTAL OUTLETS OFFER - BETTER SERVICE FOR YOU. Enterprises rE INSULES Retail Postal Outlets across the country offer Canada Post customers more access to postal products and services. On average, hours of postal service operation have more than doubled in communities where service has changed from a post office to a Retail Postal Outlet operated by local business. Thousands of rural Canadians can now purchase stamps or pick up mail "IT'S A DEFINITE ADVANTAGE Jeff Scott, businessman, Alma, Ontario in the evening or on weekends. "WE ARE VERY PLEASED WITH THE SERVICE HERE." Margaret Rickert, Area Councillor, Alma, Ontario Councillor Margaret Rickert says the Retail Postal Outlet established in her town, when postal services were converted to a local business, has had a positive impact on the community. "We need the service here and I think it's very well used." Canada Post Corporation is delivering on its promise. ~. We're in rural Canada to stay. FOR US." MAIL>POSTE (WELEL ERNE IODEHDN PME CORDELE CEN ER Our commitment: better service for you. warm response from the public as in past years, and we are deeply grateful! A great task completed by the many people involved! Each year we face a larger challenge and a greater respon- sibility in our effort to raise funds to conquer cancer. It has been said before, it is not simply a generous gesture to give to the Campaign, but, an act of self preservation! Cancer can be beaten if we only work hard enough! Our thanks to a super Camaign Chairperson Doris Taylor for her major share in this great drive and her fine executive! Happy Event David and Joanna Malcolm of Nestleton, are pleased to an- nounce the birth of their son Logan Stanley, on Thursday, June 1st, 1989, at Port Perry Com- munity Hospital. A baby brother for Kingsley, .Joshua, Nicholas and Marley. Proud grandparents are Lawrence and Gwendolyn Malcolm, Nestleton, and John and Tina Wolters, Blackstock! Our best wishes to this fine, young family! Nestleton Presbyterian Church The morning service of Nestleton Presbyterian Church was conducted by Susan Barbe (Swann) with Joyce Taylor as organist. The responsive Psalm was no. 84, and Scripture reading was Jonah 2 and Luke 5:1-11. The sermon posed the question "Are we running from God' as Jonah was doing when God caused him to be swallowed by the whale. A brief meeting of the Board of Managers followed the service. The Cemetery Decoration Day Service will be held at Cartwright Union Cemetery, Cadmus, on Sunday, June 11 at 2:30 p.m.. Nestleton United Church With a large attendance, the friendly greeters were Chuck and Carol Hill, Matthew and Aaron. Many visitors were warmly welcomed. Rev. Dale Davis brought an enlightening, indepth message re- the Bay of Quinte Conference, which was held at Port Hope this past week. Donald Richard Ayling, infant son of Stephen and Brenda Shaw, was presented for the Sacrament of Baptism. Assisting the minister Rev. D. Davis was Clerk of Ses- (Turn to page 52) EVER THOUGHT OF BEING A BIG BROTHER? "Share a moment airs 2 " ) Contact your local Big Brother /Big Sister Agency today at: 2865-3733 -- a TT PE ------ A TIN TINCT FRSC