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Wedding Vows Exchanged Don and Norma Frew and David and Leah Frew, Dwayne, Andrew and Richard of Nestleton attend- ed the wedding of Don's niece, Donna Kennedy and Laurie Glans on Friday, July 23, at La Sallette (near Otter- ville). - The wedding ceremony was held on the lovely, spacious lawn, and the. reception at Simcoe Recreation Centre. Approx- imately 150 guests were present for the event. On Saturday, the annual Frew reunion was held at the home of Bob and Anita Frew at Norwich, Ontario, with some 75 family members present. Many activities were enjoyed such as games, white elephant sale, visiting and so forth - before the buffet supper was partaken of - concluding a memorable afternoon. Last Wednesday, Auggie and Blanche Mecica of Woodbrook Estate (mobile home park) from Lakeland, Florida, and ten couples from Ontario, had a fine get-to-gether at the home of Don and Norma Frew, Nestleton - a friendly, enjoy- able occasion for all present. Caesarea Euchre Results On Wednesday evening last, a splendid attendance UE NET Re HLT TARE A LN Seed) » $3. for the weekly card party sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary. First prize winner Jack Skinner with 90. Second prize - Laura Mort- son with 81. Low score - Jud Westall with 38. The winner for the most lone hands for July - Lou Bandel with 15. Next Wednesday as usual for fun and fellowship. Fred and Mabel Dayes, Nestleton, attended the wedding of Fred's nephew, Stephen Ashton and Shari Olsson held at St. Paul's United Church in Cam- bridge, on Friday evening this past week. They were overnight guests of Mrs. Ruth Enioff, and on Sat- urday they enjoyed the Kitchener Market, and also toured Elmira - the Mennonite country, later dining at the Stone Crock restaurant at the noon hour. On Sunday, Mabel and Fred Dayes, accompanied Charlie and Lorraine Andrews and girls of Prince Albert, to Waverly and Elm- Durham Y day care centre ready to open the doors The Durham Region Family Y.M.C.A. will open day care in Port Perry start- ing in September. Full and part-time daycare will be available for children ages 2 to 5. The centre will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. or as demand indicates. This provincially licensed day- © care with fully qualified EEE. staff will offer -a stimulating program with a variety of activities that will allow the child to progress at his-her own Jevel of read- 1982 PORT PERRY FARR For people who are interested in exhibiting at the 1982 Port Perry Fair, copies of the Prize Lists are: available at Irwin Smith Music Ltd., Queen Street, Port Perry. iness. Daily rountines will include active and quiet times, time with friends and time to play alone. Cognitive activities, creat- ive crafts, music and songs, story-time and dramatic play ensure a well balanced . day that combines learning and fun. Hot lunches, morning and afternoon snacks are enjoy- ed by all the children. 'Regular daily outdoor play and a rest time will help your child meet his-her physical needs. The daycare will open in the former Scugog Library at Queen and John Streets following the completion of renovations. Registration for day-care will be taken Thursday, August 12 and Thursday, August 26 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. atthe "Y" office, Port Perry United Church. The "Y" office in Port Perry is also open on Wed- nesday from 10 to 12 noon during August for registrat- ion. For further information call the Port Perry office at 985-2824 on Wednesdays or 668-6868 from 9 to 5 Monday to Friday. 25252525252525252525252525252525252525 VILLAGE BLUES G4 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-8864 - Jeans - Cords - - Designer Jeans - Sweaters & Blouses ALL SIZES, STYLES & COLOURS. The Store That Says "IWant You To Wear My Pants." - Ki MC bf em -- cn} come | Yess {| Somme (Durham-York) ROSS STEVENSON M.P.P. CONSTITUENCY OFFICE || : - Visits the Scugog Area WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11th 3:00 to 7:00 P.M. RAILROADHOUSE MOTOR MOTEL - PORT PERRY or advise you. If you require information or assistance on any provincial government matter, my assistant will be on hand to help you Just drop in during the above hours or phone for an appoint- J, PORT PERRY STAR --- Wednesday August 4, 1982 -- 23 vale - where members of the family lived years ago. The family had supper in Barrie. Ralph and Leona Sadler of Nestleton, spent the after- noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor of Enniskillen, who were *'host- ing" a reunion for cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Titcombe from Vancouver - a branch of the Taylor family. 21 relatives sat down to supper. A fine family party! Norm and Bernice Mairs, Nestleton, held the annual reunion for the Mairs family, on Sunday, August 1st, with 44 present. Family members were on hand from Halifax, Collingwood, Cannington, Bowmanville, Oshawa, Orono 21d Nestleton. A great get-to-gether - topped off with food in abundance. Caesarea Community X Church Church on Sunday morning, August 1st, was well attended with Rev. W_H. Crawford conducting the service. As his theme he used, "The Blind see - I was blind and now I see", taken from Scripture John 9: 25th verse. The organist was Mrs. Bonnie Ballingal of Port Perry, and the soloist Mrs. C. Cameron of Oshawa. A meaningful service. A cordial invitation for next Sunday, August 8th at 11 a.m. Nestleton United Church On Sunday, August 1st, with a very good attendance, Rev. Dale Davis - our new minister was warmly welcomed - conducting his first service at Nestleton. Scripture Acts 20: 28-36 and John 10: 11-18 was read. His theme, "Lambs and Time - Mutton or Shepherds" - an interesting discourse! Miss Gail Malcolm sang, "His Eye is on the Sparrow" - an old delightful sacred number - 1905 era. She was accompanied by organist Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. During August, we warmly welcome the congregation from St. John's Anglican Church Blackstock, to share in our morning worship. Decoration Service will be held August 22nd - 2:30 p.m. Rev. Harry Atkinson - the guest speaker. The Nestleton U.C.W. wish to thank all members who assisted in any way with the successful bake sale held on Saturday last. Nestleton Presbyerian Church Sunday, August 1st, a fair congregation and several visitors present for the 10 a.m. service. Rev. Fred Swann continued with Romans 12, the theme being, "That He may prove that what is the good, acceptable and perfect will of God." No music on Sunday. Mrs. Scott organist, Next Sunday 10 am. NOTE: The last three Sundays in August are cancelled - no service. The Anniversary Service will be held September 26 at 11 a.m. with special music. Guest speaker - Rev. Alex McCombe from St. Andrew's Islington Presbyerian Church. Family Visitations Bonnie and Jim Bilton and family of Lanark spent Wed- nesday to Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton. Barry and Joan Malcolm, Simcoe, spent the long weekend with his parents. Sunday dinne guests with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm were Mr. Stan Malcolm, Port Perry, Miss Gail Malcolm Black- stock, David and Joanne Malcolm and boys, and Glenn and Arlene Malcolm n and Caesarea area and girls, Nestleton. Visiting at the Cawker farm, Scugog Point Rd., over the long weekend were: Mrs. Sylvia Cawker and four interesting teenagers Chandre and Jason Cawker and friends, Christine Fortis and Dale Gordon all of Scar- borough. Grant and Merna Cawker and blond Cathy of Oshawa were supper guests on Monday evening. Get Well Pleased to report that Mrs. Minnie Fisher of Caesarea, is progressing well since surgery, some 4 weeks ago in Oshawa Hospital, and pre- sently is staying with her friend, Mrs. Helen Wilkinson in Port Perry. Neighbour, Mr. Victor Malcolm is also coming along well, and is home since surgery 10 days or so ago. Our '"'very best" to both of these friends from this area. Trust they will be "good as new' soon. Congratulations We commend Mr. Len Prout, Chairman, and his committee of the Lake Scugog Regatta and Field Day - held for three days during the long weekend. This is the 50th anniversary and we understand it was a tremendous success once again, with many features of interest for those attending. Our heartiest con- gratulations! Wedding Bells "Warmest congratulations and best wishes" are extend- ed to Tom and Laurel Hansen who were married in Nestleton United Church on July 24. Interesting news for next week - phone 9864715. 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