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Michael and Melissa Armstrong of Epsom were pleased to pose with these three furry puppets at the end of the year barbecue at the Pentecostal Church. Friday evening was the final round up of this year's Country and Western Vaca- tion Bible School. Over 300 people showed up for the night of entertainment and the barbecue. MARTIN "THIS IS .. THE FIRST v GREAT COMEDY OF THE 90s" wana onm STEVE == Rt) reunion at Birdseye Nestleton, Caesa Cawker RB A Re by Mabel Family Party On Sunday, July 21, a family barbecue and pool party was held at the home of Dennis and Laina Malcolm and family of Ajax. Pre- sent were Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, Glenn and Arlene Malcolm and girls, David and Joanne Malcolm and family, all of Nestleton. Gail Malcolm of Port Perry, and Barry Malcolm and daughter Emily of Simcoe were also present. Wedding anniver- saries and birthdays were celebrated. Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm spent last week at a lakeside cot- tage in Jackson Point as guests of their cousin, Mildred (Banfield) Grant. They attended a perfor- mance of ** Shaking like a Leaf", the Danny Kaye story, at the Red Barn Theatre and toured the museum and other points of in- terest in the area. Church Service Nestleton was well represented at the Blackstock United Church Service on Sunday, when Betty Turcott was guest speaker and Glenn Larmer, the soloist! Don- na Kyte conducted the service and Linda Kyte was the capable organist. Next Sunday, August 4, Nestleton will again join with Blackstock at 10 a.m. when An- drew Kniewasser will be the guest speaker. Happy Birthday Diane Frew, Nestleton, Children and the environment Today children are addressing their concerns about the changing world. Everywhere people are talking about being environmen- tally friendly...well the Township of Scugog has the solution. Why not send your child to En- vironmental Awareness Camp for children 6-12 years on August 6-9, 1991 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Well trained staff will help guide campers through a program which concentrates on the en- vironment and its changes. Games, crafts, activities and special experiments will make up the core of this program. Staff will address issues like: the greenhouse effects, the holes in the ozone, acid rain, distruction of the rain forests and the en- dangered wild life. This program will help children understand the serious environmental issues they hear so much about and gives them an understanding of what they can do to help change these problems. This program is subject to suf- ficient registration. If you would like to register your child drop by the Township of Scugog Municipal Office on North St., or call 985-7346. EK) RRR RAR celebrated her 10th birthday on Saturday, July 27, with a little school chum spending the night with her. Many activities were en- joyed; lots of fun and games; a swimming party, and a lovely festive birthday cake and gifts to make the party special. Our very best wishes to Diane for a great year ahead! Trip Enjoyed Don and Norma Frew of Nestleton, had an interesting holi- day recently, first visiting friends Jack and Eleanor Hopps of Ot- tawa for a few days; then they travelled to Motebollo, Quebec, before returning to home base. A mos. enjoyable time of relaxation! Family Reunion A delightful family reunion was held on Sunday, July 28, 1991 when the Cawker clan met for their annual reunion, held at Bird- seye Centre Park in Port Perry, with 44 members present. The weather was ideal, and with plea- sant surroundings, "a gem of a place" for an afternoon get-to- gether. After warm greetings and the book was signed, a wonderful Centre time of visiting and reminiscing was an enjoyable feature of the reunion! Around about 5:30 p.m., we sat down to a bountiful meal with a great variety of succulent dishes, well cooked and seasoned to perfection, provided by the ter- rific cooks! Desserts were temp- ting, and all feasted on the lovely tasty pies, cakes, fruits, jellies, and so forth, topped off with tea, coffee and cold drinks. Members were present from Kitchener, Oshawa, Bowman- ville, Courtice, Haliburton, Lind- say, Bobcaygeon, Peterborough, Scugog Island, Port Perry, Man- chester, Nestleton and other points. Our sincere thanks to the com- mittee in charge, Alan and Eleanor Cawker and Grant and Merna Cawker of Oshawa, who planned the party superbly. We also thank Steve Bull for looking after the tables once again - a pat on the back to Steve! Sympathy Extended Our sympathy goes out to the Hastings family in the loss of a devoted husband, father, grand- father and brother - the late Frank Hastings of Port Perry, after a lengthy illness. Frank was well known in Port Perry circles and liked by all who knew him. He was very fond of children, taking great pleasure in talking and having fun with them. He will be sadly missed by fami- ly and friends. swimming pool. 25 Perry Hospital. Anniversary. R.H. Cornish Public School. Motors, Port Perry. Taylor Insurance Agency Ltd. the Nursing Diploma Course. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7 married in Port Perry United Church. Vicky Luke suffered a fractured skull and numerous bruises when she walked into the side of a car on her way home from the A $500 donation from the Patrick Harrison and Co. Ltd. brings the X-ray fund for the hospital within $3,811 of their objective. Thursday, July 28, 1966 Mr. Joel Aldred, Port Perry has accepted the position of General Chairman of the Fund Raising Committee for the new Port Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bright, Seagrave were entertained at a family picnic in their honour on the occasion of their 25th Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtby and children have returned to their home in Prospect following a vacation to Brandon, Manitoba. 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, July 28, 1971 . Van Camp Contracting, Port Perry has been accepted as the contractor for the 1971 street improvement program. Their tender was the lowest bid submitted, at $70,481.50. Sewer hook-ups are now available in Port Perry and permits can be purchased at the municipal office for a fee of $10.00 for connection plus a $5.00 trench permit. An addition of a two-storey structure has been proposed for Archie MacMaster was the special guest at Conway Gardens for a dinner held in his honour. Mr. MacMaster was presented with a wrist watch in recognition of 25 years employment at Beare Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque of Cedar Creek have returned home after taking a trip to Moosonee, boarding the Polar Bear Express train at Cochrane, Ontario. 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, July 29, 1981 Regional Councillor Gary Herrema and MPP Ross Stephenson, were on hand last Friday evening to help with the opening of D.J. Kathryn Mahaffy recently graduated from Durham College for Len Clement is the new manager of Club Annrene on Scugog Island which was recently purchased by two Oshawa businessmen. Paula Haugen and Heather McDougall of Port Perry will AGO represent Ontario in the girls 18 and under class for the Canadian Marathon Canoe race finals held in Saskatoon. Kevin Haugen and Darren Desautels will represent Ontario in the boys 18 and under Video SUPER Store ADVERTISING DEADLINES REAL ESTATE class in Sask ue. . When Mr. and Mrs. Nick VanWeston of Scugog Island HWY. 7A at 1874 Scugog St., Port Perry 985-4459 5:00 P.M. Thursday celebrated holy 25th Wedding Anniversary July 14, they welcomed : - 10:30 pm DISPLAY ADVERTISIN 22 relatives from Holland for the occasion. Rk Open 7 Daye A ee fter ho aba 12 NOON MONDAY G Scott Edward Nelson graduated recently from the University of Pp Waterloo, with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. 20000000000 ODOOGEOGEOSNOSNOSOSOOIN