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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 22, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" by Mabel Cawker A Thought!. We trust all fa- thers had a memorable day this past Sunday, June 20, and were privileged to be showered with gifts, visits, cards, phone calls, etc. and generally treated with respect by all members of the family. A father possesses in- credible wisdom, and each one has a marvelous insight and skill. In each human heart is that "special" corner which only Dad can fill. Gardening Note A doctor said the other day; What can the reason be? My pa- Sunday School anniversary June 27 tients are all keeping well; There are so few to see. There's Mrs. Headache; Mrs. Pain; and Mrs. Nervous chill. They al- ways needed tonics - a powder and a pill. There's Mrs. Weary and Billy Glum; and Charlotte always blue; I think I had better see them; For this will never do. Why don't you know - his wife spoke up - they haven't any ills - they have taken up gardening, my dear - so now they don't need pills. To the Graduate The road won't always be easy. It may be rocky and HARNDEN & LABANOVICH x Sarab Ann Labanovich and Frederick Morley Jobn Harnden were united in marriage at a garden ceremony on Tuesday, April 27th, 1993 at Cypress Gardens, Winter Haven, Florida. The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Labanovich and the groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Harnden, both of Port Perry. Attending the bride as matron of bonour was Sarab's sister, Susan Griffen. The best man was Fred's uncle, Jim Miller. The reception was beld at The Crossroads Restaurant in Cypress Gardens and continued at The Church Street Station in Orlando. . . 1] . 4 Fantastic Prices All Over Town! ¢ . UXBRIDGE '+ Thursday June 24 7-11 pam, SALES BARGAINS GALORE!! HES (HTLE TEES AHA EULDIH TH TT [1]: #8 It's your town. Buy into it. rough. But keep on going, don't turn back; In God you'll find strength enough. Always trust in Him for guidance. And give nothing but your best; Then your journey throughout his life, Will be by Him richly blessed. Learning is an orna- ment to prosperity, a refuge in adversity and a provision in old age. Nestleton United Church A fair attendance at Nestle- ton United Church on family Sunday, June 20, 1993, with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm the greeters at the door. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the ser- vice opening, with the call to worship and Prayer. The trio- Shirley Jackson, Regenia Walk- er and Janice MacKenzie sang "Let There Be Love" with organ- 1st Karen Yellowlees accompa- nying. Rev. Dale Davis had an interesting story for the chil- dren, and his message for the congregation "Freedom Fight- ers" based on Exodus 6 and John 8, read by Regenia Walk- er. Offering received by Glenn and Arlene Malcolm, followed by the Doxology. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Hymn "God Has Made Each Man And Woman", Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Sunday, June 27 is the Sun- day School Anniversary. Guests Janet Beesley and Com- munity Youth Puppeteers are special guests. Church picnic after worship at the home of Dave and Joanna Malcolm, 17751 Nestleton Road. Bring your own lawn chair, dishes, etc. Drinks provided. Nice to have a visit with Kay Heuer once again. She also dropped in at Blackstock as well. Family Interests Neta Fish of Edgerton Road and Marg. Baumchen of McKee Road, went to Sunderland to tend Graham's grave, and on their way home called on Heather Munroe at Sonya. She was delighted to see them. Glad to have son Arthur Caw- ker of Sudbury for a nice visit last week at the farmstead. Caesarea News Don't forget the huge Canada Day celebration this Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. at the Hall. We have spent twice the money for fireworks over last year's ex- penditure. The Hall Board, Lake Scugog Regatta and the Cartwright Youth Council will all be on hand to give you an evening of enjoyment. Tickets are now on sale for the Regatta lucky draw and the Hall Board's Dance July 31 at the Hall. I regret to report that Gladys Laurie fell last Thursday and broke her hip and is now in the Queensway General Hospital. Let us send her a card. It's strange and sad that three out of four outstanding stewards of the Regatta for a number of years have fallen on hard times with broken bones. Doris and Len Prout and now Gladys. Firefighters - don't forget your Association meeting is this Sunday. Nestleton Afternoon Unit of UCW On the afternoon of June 14 at 1:30 p.m., members of the Nestleton Unit met at the at- tractive home of Gwen Malcolm in Nestleton. As Unit Leader Marion Hall was unable to at- tend, Barb Weir chaired the meeting in fine style with the co-operation of those present. A card was signed for Edda Bow- man, who isn't feeling the best. Minutes were approved as read by Barb and Treasurer Neta Fish gave the financial state- ment with a good balance on No euchre at hall hand. Call for June amounted to 18. Collection $29. Pennies for hospital collected. Gwen presented the Devo- tional with a Father's Day theme. The Scripture reading from the "Children's Interna- tional Bible" read by Bernice Mairs. Hymns "Father We Thank Thee" and "Father Lead Me Day by Day" were sung. Gwen read "Streams in the Desert" re father..an interest- ing article. Fathers are great people. She closed with a good reading about father and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. She played a tape re fa- ther and June Stevenson read "What Are Fathers Made Of?" was excellent. A discussion re Sept. General Meeting.,members agreed to each bring a plate of food..fruit bread or sandwiches for lunch. The General UCW turned in $1,000 to the Church, as they have had a good deal of ex- pense. For the program, Gwen showed a movie of New Zea- land, where Laurie Malcolm Wells lives. It was much en- joyed by all. Erin Lea Malcolm favored with piano solos..music she is taking in Exam work in Grade 6..and very nicely played. : A delicious lunch was served by hostess Gwen and hit the spot! The coffee and tea called for a second cup! Roll Call - Items for the Food Bank! on Canada Day hj Wicker Set reg. $529.99 Sale HOME HARDWARE Great Prices, Friendly Advice, Best Service ~ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 6369.99 ' 10 Light Garden [We cut keys, & Patio $59 99 glass, repair W (Light Set *"7) land screens | (Quiet SP Switch 10/pack _ $6.97 1/2" 90° Elbow Pkg. of 50 61.12 (Buy 1 gallon of any paint or stain Land get a 12 can pack of Pepsi FREE | N\ 175 Queen St, Port Perry 985-2674 Mon. to Thurs. 8am - 6pm Friday 8am to 9pm Saturday 8am to 6pm The weekly euchre was held on Thursday evening with 11 tables. The winners for the eve- ning, Ladies: Edna Meyers, Sa- rah Brunton, Aileen Dawson. Men: George Harper, Irwin Kydd, Ross Thomspon. Lucky Draws: Ruby Bryant, Carl Gim- blett, and Clara Whitter. There will be no euchre on Thursday, July 1. - On Friday evening Ron and Hildy Smith of Castle Harbour hosted a surprise birthday par- ty for Eileen Hodgins on her 60th birthday. About 25 friends and family attended. A good friend and former neighbor. Myrtle Snelgrove was there and had also been at Eileen's par- ents the day she was born. June seems to be birthday cel- ebration time. On Sunday Doro- thy Hope had all her family home to celebrate husband Roy's birthday and daughter Ann Ostafichuk who had a birthday on the 16th. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. arjorie Tripp and all the mem- bers of her family on the sudden death of her youngest son last week. There are still tickets for the Strawberry Supper on Sunday, June 27 at the United Church. Call Linda at 985-3143 for your tickets. Time is 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. % 1 3, a