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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - - Tuesday August 10,1993 - 15 Regatta fun time for all family members Thought: We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. (Goethe) Qu®® heartiest congratula- tions to the folks of Caesarea for an outstanding 61st Regatta - now over - and the purpose. re- mains the same - to promote sports, entertainment and com- munity spirit. A fun time for all members of the family! We sa- lute President Albert Putsey and the enthused executive for an excellent Civic Holiday weekend. I believe the Regatta i8 the oldest in Ontario, if not in Canada! Our good friend, Christina Henderson has returned home to Edinburgh, Scotland, after some weeks in Canada with daughter Chris and Cliff Davis, Scott and Carle of Hyde House Scugog Point Road, Nestleton, Ontario. Christina was invited out by many relatives and friends while in Canada...a truly jnter- esting person...very talented in fashioning various crafts, and a popular guest at any time! We shall miss her, but she hopes to be back for Christmas, and trust we'll see her then. by Albert Putsey | for Mabel Cawkar The people of the Regatta As- soc. are very busy looking over the bills and seeing everyone is paid. Also making notes of the errors in an effort to make next year's Regatta perfect. We were very glad to see one of the Roger Gould family win the garden set. What a splendid house warming gift to Roger's new home. Our most important business now is to find out when we are going to get the playground equipment. Everyone in the vil- lage has participated in this ef- fort. Marilyn Pearce is return- ing from holidays Aug. 8 so maybe things will begin to hap- pen. Coming Events Firefighter's Car Wash Aug. 14 at Station #2, Caesarea. Regatta Barbecue - Aug. 21 - 4 p.m. with games for the small fry and dinner at 6 p.m. Tickets on sale at Sunnyside Market, held at 20 Putsey Drive. We are very thankful for the great weather we had over the holi- - day weekend. 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MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT Over 45 years in the business FORD NEW HOLLAND - Versatile Farm « Industrial » Lawn & Garden « Sales & Service SUNDERLAND (705) 357-3121 Hall Board meeting last Tues- day spent most of the evening keying up for the following events: a. Tuesday, Sept. 14 Lingerie Party 7:30 p.m. b. Sunday, Oct. 19 7:30 p.m. budget meeting c. Saturday, Oct. 23 Kid's Hal- loween dance from 7 to 11 p.m., 10 years and up d. Saturday, Oct. 30 Adult Halloween dance 8 p.m. Don't forget your costumes, Price $15 coyple, $8 single Nestiefon, Caesarede: | by Mabel kisi? Li " e. Saburdey, Nov. 27 = 9 a.m. the Christmas bazaar. Want a table, put your $10 up and reg- ister with Beth Stewart 986- . 4519. Going by the last. re- sponse, there is going to be a shortage. 'Next meeting, girls, I'm going to take a calendar. I Hal "Had a Hard time explaining A | the wife 'Where I got to. Ha! - We regret to heat of the pass- ing of Rhonda Pottery's grand- father, Mr. 'Bill Marsh: Our 'ost sincere sondolences to the nr families. Chicken barbecue I in 2 weeks As we drive through the area, we see church signs that an- nounce summer Bible School which is welcome to children who miss the Sunday School and are tired of school holidays. Accordingly, the Scugog Pas- toral Charge will conduct a four-day school at the Scugog Island United on Aug. 16, 17,18 and 19. Aug. 19 is hot dog day, at noon, when family members are invited to join in. Excite- ment and enthusiasm has been building up all summer as this becomes more successful each year. Then the next week, Sunday, Aug. 22, we look forward to the chicken barbecue. Call Bonnie Gerrow ~agon for your reserve tickets, As the faithful choir at Scu- gog Island United has been hav- "ing a summer rest, there is an .effort to have a special musican number each Sunday for the pleasure of. Seygog .and Man- chester. c Having realized that David Redman of the Head has spent much time in Japan, where he loved the people, we enquired for him after their recent weather problems. But we -bers. RR learned he is now teaching Eng- lish in South Korea. As the Expo opened in South Korea on Saturday with 110 countries present for three months, when science will be a specialty, we trust David will meet with many Canadians. If any of you travel fo South Korea, we would love to hear of your experiences. As was mentioned before, special music has been planned for every Sunday at the Island United Church during. August. . Yesterday the orchestra added much to the service. Next Sun-- day, the former Jennifer Pearce, a former resident of -- workers at the chicken barbe- Scugog, will give pleasure with her lovely voice in vocal num- She is now -Jennifer Creighton. The following Sunday, the Golden Slippers will share their busy schedule with the congregation. Their ability is Seuss Island News _byW Me. Earl Reticles RR A RN GC AR RSA A RA well-known and pleasing over an extensive area. The next Sunday, the Rev. Brown may get a quartet. 'Mrs. Madeline Cawker has several relatives in Saskatche- wan. So this week she and her family were favored by a visit from her nephew's: son and his young friend who are out for ad- 'venture. Recently, Clare Fralick was able to spend some time at a "camp for the blind up in north-. .ern Ontario. The former: Sandra Fralick of "B.C. was able to spend another vacation at the parental home of Florence and Ray Fralick. There is some concern for. cue Aug. 22 at the Island Unit- ed Church. It will be much ap- Precigisd if helpers will phone nnie Gerrow and offer their services. The committee in charge cannot do it all. Don't wait to be asked. 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