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a get A ------ e------------ "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" BEST ALL-ROUND NEWSPAPER (Circulation Class 5,000 to 12,499) ---- G HEE Head Le BEST EDITORIAL PAGES (Circulation Class 5,000 to 12,499) BEST FRONT PAGE (Circulation Class 5,000 to 12,499) Ty Star was also recognized in 1992 by the -&@ Newspaper Association ~~ winning the following three "Premier Awards" BEST SPECIAL SECTION | PRODUCED BY J. PETER HVIDSTEN BEST EDITORIAL CARTOON DRAWN BY TIM DOOLIGHAN Er BEST NEWS STORY WRITTEN BY JULIA DEMPSEY "Scugog"s Award Winning Community Newspaper" IF YOU'RE NOT A PORT PERRY STAR SUBSCRIBER THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO START! PHONE (416) 985-7383 Ju EEE ES OE EE ST EE SD ES GE GE GN GE GD ESE BD BES BN GE BN BED BN GEE BS Ban am mew Be I HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE AWARD WINNING . i + The Pov bay . U , = ! and Save 25% on 'NEW' one year subscriptions during July 0 i simply by returning this coupon along with your payment of $24.07 to 0 . The Port Perry Star - 188 Mary Street - Port Perry - L9L 1B7 n ! NAM , ' | I i 8 ADDRESS... Postal Code . .._._............... ' ! : B TOWN PHONE... i I I Regular Price $32.10 yr. July Subscription Sale $24.07 yr. ' | Both prices include the Goods & Service Tax (GST) Visa & Master Card accepted I Offer valid for "NI-W"" SUBSCRIBIIRS only! [ 1 | Please start sending my Port Perry Star today! I | Allow up to two weeks before your subscription starts to armive | | svi Marilyn Green of Blackstock (standing) had a special visitor recently. Liz Harvey of Totnes, England, spent the first week of a five-month stay in Canada, with the Green family. Liz is a Young Farmer which is the equivalent of Canada's Junior Farm- er program. While staying with the Greens, Liz toured the Dar- lington Nuclear Power Plant, Cullen Gardens, Windfields Farm, the Eaton's Centre, the CN Tower, and Lishmans. Liz comment- ed on the mosquitos in Canada, adding that England doesn't have very many bugs. While in the area, Liz also stayed with Cindy and Hubert Schillings. Sunday School anniversary Lovely Things If you lack for aught to do, pause awhile and enjoy the view - there's distant hills you haven't seen, and lovely mead- ows fresh and green; there's music sweet you haven't heard, from singing winds and wood- land birds; there's perfume on each passing breeze, from clo- ver bloom and orchard trees; there's miles to go and friends to make, and new joy to bring to hearts that ache; all this and more you'll find is true; life's full of lovely things to do. Unknown Wedding of Interest On Saturday, June 6, a lovely wedding was solemnized when Kenneth Weir of Nestleton and Barbara Holmes of Oshawa, were united in Holy Matrimony at the Salvation Army Temple, Oshawa, Captain James Latour officiating at the impressive ceremony. Following the recep- tion..held at the tem- ple...guests enjoyed musical numbers performed by family and friends. Richard MacKen- zie provided a few humorous stories about the bride and groom in their growing up years...and Chuck Hill present- ed a light-hearted look at the groom. The happy couple are spend- ing their honeymoon in Florida, and upon their return will take up residence in Oshawa. Very best wishes to Ken and Barb from the Nestleton folks for a happy life together! Nestleton Afternoon Unit Meets The Nestleton afternoon unit met at the attractive summer home of Bernice Mairs, June 9, at the Fleetwood Trailer Park, Janetville, with nine members present. Leader Mabel Cawker extended a warm welcome and ave a thought re - Father's Day. She was assisted by secre- tary Barb Weir. The inspiring devotional was presented by Gwen Malcolm and June Stevenson, opening with hymn "The Lord Is My Shepherd" with Gwen at the keyboard, and scripture 23rd Psalm, was read by June. Medi- tation was taken by Gwen and June. Hymn "Come Let Us Sing" was sung followed by Prayer. An entertaining pro- gram was carried out with hu- morous readings - the parts tak- en by several members entitled "The Tater Family" and June read "The No See Sunday" re - those who have excuses for not attending church. All very hi- larious and enjoyable! Turnto Page 31 |