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et tl" Tb on TS ef SRC EE -------- : ! 16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 1, 1993 New arts and crafts shop in village May is on the way out...what 18 80 rare as a day in June...as the old poem goes. It is a kind of a miracle to throw down a hand- ful of seed and to reap so rich a harvest. Do hope June will be swany, warm, and enjoyable for a Big Sing Weekend Enjoyed Bill and Kay Ingram of Nes- tleton, travelled to Marquette, N. Michigan, to a Big Sing weekend with the American's Male Chorus Assoc. - a super two days of music with 1,000 voices. Bill is a member of the Assoc. and enjoys the Good Singing, Good Fellowship and Public Service that these groups perform. The choruses are arranged in districts in Can- ada and U.S.A. and Bill's chor- us is called Kawartha Male Chorus. They will be singing in con- cert in Lindsay at Heritage Christian School on Sunday, June 13 from 2:30 till 4:30 p.m. Birthday Celebrated An enjoyable surprise birth- day party, May 24, held at their lovely home at Manchester, was hosted by wife Kathleen Caw- ker, in honor of her husband Tom;s 50th birthday. She was assisted by sons James and John. Fifty guests attended this special celebration...and rela- (ot ready G7, GM GOODWRENCH SERVICE PLUS STOP! BRAKE SERVICE" LABOUR, MACHINING, ROTORS AND DRUMS EXTRA. 10" OFF PARTS COOL (IT, [35 + Remove wheels and inspect oJ Fe (cIAVEI (101 Check master cylinder, brake lines, fluid level. TN Tol FeYelcl o] Fo] {eX sk: le EF: Ta Te! shoes if necessary with GM approved lining. + Adjust emergency brake as required. « Check tires and brake lights * Performance test. T° AIR CONDITIONING RECHARGE ONLY LABOUR & FREON Includes Ye IVES We [417 N oI 1 6-3 Tighten fittings. Check operating pressure. Check for leaks. Freon top up. These prices are in effect until June 30th, 1993 on most GM cars and light duty trucks upon presentation of this coupon. Offer does not apply with any other discounts. | Goodwrench Service Fs IER RI, B> PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry =i 985-8474 "Prive a litde turthe ff... Save GM 085-8514 Parts 965-2716 a whole lot more" tives and friends were there from many points to wish Tom the best. The food was fabulous and in abundance..we had not a meal..but an experience! Deli- cious dishes of all kinds topped off with birthday cake and good hot coffee or tea. Later, parcels were opened and cards read and admired..all in all a great party! Our best wishes to Tom for many more. A pleasant time for all..glad we didn't miss it! Nestleton Ladies Aid The Ladies Aid was held at the attractive home of Winni- fred Davison in Nestleton, with president Dorothy Lee in the chair. She opened the meeting with a poem and all repeated the Lord's Prayer. Scripture was read by Winnifred and the explanation given. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved and the Treasurer's report given. A donation was re- ceived from Mrs. Wm. Fairley and Mamie Magill. Under new business .. Doro- thy Lee will look after flowers for the planters at the Church. On June 13, Rev. Wm. Fairley will conduct the service at the Union Cemetery, Nestleton, at 2:30 p.m. The Nestleton presby- terian Church will be closed during July and August. The Presbyterian Church Anniver- sary will be held September 19 at 11:00 a.m. Members signed a card for Stan McNeeley, who has been in hospital and is now home and feeling better. The Roll Call. "A Bible Verse". The program consisted of readings by Norma Wolfe, Bertha McLaughlin and Winnifred Davison. A lovely lunch was served by Joyce Taylor, Doro- thy Lee and Winnifred Davi- son. The meeting closed in the usual manner. Nestleton United Church A sunny morning greeted the folks on the Day of Pentecost, May 30 at 11:15 a.m. with Wil- ma and Tom Wotten welcoming at the door. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and used as his theme "Can the Spirit Move You?" an interesting mes- sage. Kay Notman read scrip- ture from Acts 2 and I Corinthi- AID CENTRE Terry Faiers, BC-HIS Gayle Faiers, B.Sc., BC-HIS HEARING INSTRUMENT SPECIALISTS (opposite Port Perry Community Hospital) Registered, Ministry of Health, A.D.P. 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1L9 T & C LIMOUSINE SERVICE PORT PERRY PLAZA « 68 SCUGOG STREET DIVISION of THE BEST of THINGS FLORISTS ! m= SPECIALIZING w= WEDDINGS - AIRPORT SERVICE BUSINESS TRIPS « SPECIAL OCCASIONS GRADUATIONS & PROMS SEVERNA Mo Pike ES $2.99 for batteries Monday to Friday 9am to Spm If you have a Hearing Problem or a Hearing Aid, call today for an appointment or for a consultation. CITY HEARING "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Nestleton, Caesared| by Mabel Cawker ans 12. For the children's theme, the minister told a story about "God's Spirit". The choir sang a favorite number "God Hath Not Promised" with pia- nist Carol Mairs accompany- ing. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated with Arthur Weir and Jean Wil- liams assisting the minister. Offering taken by Norm and Robert Mairs. Service closed with hymn "As Comes the Breath of Spring" - Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Bridal Shower After the service a tasty lunch was served in the Sunday School Room followed by a Bri- dal Shower for Steve Kohler and Arlene Davis. Many beauti- ful and useful gifts were re- ceived from the Nestleton friends. Our very best wishes to Steve and Arlene! Caesarea News The Caesarea folks had a © great weekend with the Lake Scugog Regatta yard sale and found the residents so generous with donating items..they ex- tended it an extra day into Sun- day. Thank you one and all for your great support. Don't forget the Pine Ridge arden club meeting tonight, Sune 1, at the Nestleton Com- munity Centre at 8:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. The Caesarea Hall Board meeting will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. sharp at the Hall. We would like to introduce a new Arts and Crafts shop at 179 Summit Drive in Caesarea to you. Open Monday to Thurs- day - 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Friday 12 noon to 3:30 p.m. Af- ter hours, call 986-5151 Glad to report Ethel Guest 'has returned home from North York General Hospital. Not feeling great, but sure glad to be home. ~ We are very sorry to hear of the bereavement to Janice and Steve Page at the passing of Janice's father, Walter George Bowler. Our sincere condolenc- es to the families. Tamarack studio opens Donna Griffin-Smith will be holding the grand opening of her studio and gallery "Tama- rack" ondJune 5 and 6. A Blackstock resident, Mrs. Griffin-Smith wants to welcome visitors to her new studio and gallery betweeen 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. The name Tamarack was cho- sen to name the gallery after one of natures' most unique and colorful trees. The grand opening coincides with the Eighth Annual Victor- ia County Studio Tour '93. Tamarack is located at 11811 Old Scugog Road, R.R. #2 Black- 8 : _. Ne i AAA OFFICE (416) 985-0170 Twenty artists and crafts peo- ple will open their doors during these two days to welcome the public and help celebrate spring by sharing the results of their winterendevors. Potters, weavers, painters, ° stained glass artisans and wood carvers will discuss their meth- ods with visitors. Visitors can join the tour in the heart of Lindsay orin Black- stock, Nogies Creek, Fowlers Corners, Bobcaygeon, Fenelon Falls, Rosedale, Kinmount or Norland. For more information contact the Lindsay Gallery at (705- 324-1780). 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