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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 8, 1981 -- 21 News from Nestleton, Caesar 2a area Awards Ceremony On Saturday, July 4th, the Duke of Edinburgh Awards were held in Toronto at The. Inn on The Park. Teresa Wygerde was one of the 140 recipients to receive the Gold Award presented by the Queen Mother. ° Those present from this 'area were Mrs. Roy Turner, local Ranger Leader, Black- stock, who helped Teresa attain the Award, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wygerde, Nestleton, Teresa's parents. Warmest Congratulations! from the Nestleton friends to Teresa. Bridal Showers A miscellaneous shower was held in Nestleton United Church Sunday School Room honouring bride elect Miss Joan Marshall, Innerkip, fiancee of Mr. Barry Malcolm, Simcoe, on Friday evening with a fine atten: dance from U.C.W., W.I. and friends and neighbours from the community on hand to .mark this happy occasion. After a variety pro- gramme was enjoyed many interesting looking parcels were opened by the bride-to- be. At the conclusion, Joan warmly thanked all present for coming and for the lovely gifts and the shower held in her honour. The event was "'hosted" by the United Church Women and a delicious lunch was served bringing to a close another evening of pleasure and sociability for one of our young couples. Congratu- lations and best wishes to Barry and Joan. A sincere thank you to the U.C.W. for the wonderful help in so many ways. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Neil Malcolm, Black- stock, hosted a miscell- aneous shower in honour of bride-to-be Miss Joan Marshall. She wads assisted by daughter Mary Lou Kellogg of Port Hope. Guests were all relatives and by Vera Brown There will no be church service at Epsom this week. The next service will be held at Utica on July 19th at 9 a.m. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Crosier and family in the recent bereavement of her sister Mrs. Jean Wheler of Scarborough and her brother Mr. Herb. Stewart of Red Deer, Alberta. * ~ Mrs. W. W. Scott of London visited with Mrs. Crosier on Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown spent the weekend at their cottage in Haliburton. Mrs. Mildred Thompson visited her mother Mrs. Miller at Mount Albert on Thursday. On Saturday she attended the Monro-Kirton wedding in Uxbridge. There were 14 tables of euchre played Friday even- Guaranteed Investment Certificates Rates Subject to Change without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. iain idl dl : Funland HK HH KKK KK KX * "FUNLAND" T-Shirts & Ball Hats Come in and see how you can get one of the above. Bessie Spencer. "Family Fun" friends of groom-to be Barry Malcolm including many from Nestleton. Family Activities Mr. and Mrs. Walter Free from Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Carey of Barrie, Ontario, spent a few enjoyable, relaxing days with Mr. and . Mrs. Roy Nottingham in Caesarea. Roy and Doris Nottingham holidayed at Round Lake, Bonne Chare Provincial Park from Wednesday to Sunday. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Notting- ham, Tina and John, from Port Perry, and Nancy Nottingham Reid and husband . Greg Reid from Sunderland. Mr. and Mrs. Don Frew, Nestleton; had an enjoyable few days holiday recently with Don's sisters Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kennedy of Silver Water, rom Utica ing in the Hall with prizes going to Ladies 1st Dorothy McDiarmid, 2nd Stella Gray and low to Nora Prentice. Gents 1st Elwood Tripp, 2nd Ken Whittington and low to Freeze-out winners were Stella Gray and Orval Lotton and Bea Harrison and Elsie Taylor came in 2nd. There will be another euchre this Friday. The word that came to my ears this morning is that the Strawberry Social was a great hit for those who took it in on Saturday evening and Seagravearea by Norma Adams The community was shocked and saddened by the sudden death of Mr. Steve Dykeman. Sympathy goes out to Angie and family. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. Crapps and family, on the death of his sister in Hamilton. Not too much news this week. Our oldtimers were in -a tournament in Oakwood. An exciting game between Mariposa and Seagrave was played at 10 a.m. in the rain and the mud. After nine innings Seagrave won 4-3. Congratulations to both 'teams on a fine effort. Seagrave went on to the Consellation Championship but unfortunately they lost to the Little Britain team. The Seagrave Squirts led by great batting from Chris Carr and Jason McCully We would like to Thank the people for supporting Minor Ball Week - June 20. "Funland" donated to Minor Ball. Funland will be supporting "Minor Hockey" or other associations that would like to participate. SPECIAL: You could "WIN" Blue Jay baseball tickets each week just by visiting "FUNLAND"'. » » » » * » » » »* » » » » FUNLAND WATER STREET - PORT PERRY "(Across from Ball Diamond - Beside Sportsland) XN XN NN EX ¥ XXX XX ¥ XXX ¥XXXEEX¥EXXX XX ¥ ¥ XX that the program was excep- tionally well performed. Those who worked so hard to make it a success are to be congratulated for a job well done. Mrs. Irene White of West Hill, Judys grandmother visited with the MacSween family last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacSween and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ward of Greenbank both celebrated their wedding anniversarys at the Deer Park Inn in Stouville Satur- day night. gave us four in a row. Matt Durwood and Jason Wein- hold tracked up another home run each. It was nice to see one of our sponsors (Dorothy) out to the game, we know the few free hours are hard to come by. Mis- sing was Jim Reid because of an unfortunate accident, but it gave Jim another bat to use until his leg mends. Hurry back Jim! Lee Beacock was also unable to attend. 'Derek our thoughts are with you" - the Seagrave Squirts. Visiting with Don and I for a few days are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adams from Belle- ville, and for two weeks our nephew Todd Davis from Mississauga. For your news next week call Barb MacDonald at 982-2728. Students reunion by Hazel Slemmon Every three years, a number of former High School students hold a Re- union. This was started in 1960. This year it was held on Saturday, June 27 on the grounds of the Lake Scugog Historical Museum. It was a beautiful day and the after- noon was spent in reminisc- ing and touring the museum buildings. Some people had not seen each other in many years. Mr. Eric Nasmith thanked Hazel Slemmon and Dorothea Koch for planning this reunion. As usual the original interesting invita- tion was designed by Eric Nasmith. There were 64 present from Kitchener, Toronto, Oshawa, Orange- ville, Arizona, Yarker, Brantford, Lakefield, Peter- boro, St. Catharines, Willow- dale, Brooklin, Bobcageon, Whitby, Scugog Island, Seagrave, View Lake, Cambridge, Pleasant Point, England and Port Perry. Manitoulin Island. David and Leah Frew were up for a few days this past week. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, were Mr. Barry Malcolm, of Simcoe, and fiancee Miss Joan Marshall of Innerkip. Saturday evening dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm and Jove, Ajax, Mrs. Clara Schmid, Bowmanville, and Miss Gail Malcolm, Blackstock. - Nestleton Presbyterian Church With a good attendance on Sunday morning, July 5th, 10 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann read Scripture I Kings: 8- 54-61. He spoke on King Solomon telling the people to be strong in the Faith. Can we this day capture the lustre of the Christian Faith that our fore fathers lived by? The church is needed more than ever to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. - A delightful quartet comprising Peggy and Alison Scott, Rev. Fred Swann and Mr. Stan. McNeely sang "In The Garden" with Mrs. Shirley Scott accompanying. Service next Sunday at 10 a.m. Visitors welcome. There will be no service in the Nestleton United Church during July as Rev. Victor Parsons is on holidays. The Sunday School will reopen in September. belated Happy Anniversary Warmest belated wishes to Dr. and Mrs. Harold Jackson of Port Perry who celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- sary on Saturday, June 20 with family and friends. We wish them many more years of happiness. Euchre Scores Last Wednesday evening the winners are as follows: 1. Del Marlow with 91; 2. Iinda Hughes with 74; Low score - Mardie Handyside 44; Most lone hands for the month of June - Lou Bantel with 12. Don't forget this Wednesday evening (tonight) at 8 p.m. at the Centre. News items for next week. Phone 986-4715. 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