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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 14 1988 A special fanfare for dear Dad Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Next Sunday, June 19, is Father's Day...and we'd like to say a word in praise of Dads everywhere! Fan-fare To Fathers Father is the whole family's hero- He can stand any weather, well below zero; He has, it's clear - the patience of Job And he's happiest when wearing slippers and robe. They're never placid, or acid, or hum drum, It's the male of the species they hail from; You can tell that they're different from mammas By the size of their hats, shoes and pyjamas! They're tougher, stricter and stronger And the reach of their arms..is much longer! A il Ax " De J . |Z ESC ATE -Te Pr -- Though they can't ever find their socks or their specs- Fathers are really a marvellous sex! Happy-go-lucky and thoughtful of others; The very best thing to be married to mothers! A very happy June 19th to all fathers young and older on their "special" day! Wedding Vows Exchanged! The marriage of Cindy Sinclair to Mark Cawker was solemnized on Saturday, June 11th, at 7:00 p.m., 1988, in the beautiful grounds at Camp Samac Chapel, Simcoe Street North, Oshawa. Rev. Robert Beck was the of- ficiating clergyman for the im- pressive double ring ceremony! Randy Cosburn played ap- propriate wedding music on his guitar for the marriage. SeuenNile d-g¥ . . "e. i. CaS l® ' The radiant bride was given in marriage by her father. Maid of Honour was Michelle Sinclair, sister of the bride, and Best Man was Scott Cawker, brother of the groom. Ushers were Ken Sinclair and Michael Cawker. Cindy is the daughter of Jim Sinclair of Lindsay, and Marlene Sinclair of Oshawa, and Mark is the son of Alan & Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa. The reception and dance was held following the ceremony at Valleyview Park Clubhouse, with a buffet supper at 10:30 p.m. Guests were present from New Brunswick, Sudbury, Kitchener, Peterborough, Little Britain, Whitby, Port Perry, Nestleton, Oshawa and other points! Some ninety guests were present for this special occasion! Grand- parents Lawrence and Audrey Tamblyn of Little Britain, and Sam & Mabel Cawker of Nestleton, attended the lovely event! Jsland Resort Do something SPECIAL for DAD call for reservations for DINNER this athens Day NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SEVEN MLE ISLAND RESORT HA & PORT PERRY L yo Take Island Road (Durham Rd. #7) to the 1th concession, turn west. The road ends at the stone pillared gates of Seven Mile Is- 'land Resort. Phone 985-9784 Book Now for Weddings, Conventions or Office Parties. 7A Hwy. Here is a sample of our dinner menu: Why not make an evening of it and come for Dinner in our fine Gourmet Dining Veal Parmigiana: a tender breaded veal cut- let tossed in butter, topped with zesty tomato concassee and glazed with mozzarella and parm- esan cheeses $1 1 .50 | Steak Oskar: a 6 oz. entrecote of strip- * Dine Dining & Dancing Licenced under LLBO - We Support The Designated Driver Program loin charbroiled, topped with crab meat and glazed with hollandaise sauce. = $14.95 BAGBETTERWITH . ---- § SR 2 oe | RENN bt <a £ Ate 3 Sill 3 Na RN iN F < N NNN PIS N ES S < \ HARRY'S REPAIR HWY. 7A NESTLETON 986-0046 After the honeymoon, the hap- py couple will be making their home in. Courtice, where they have built a new home. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Mr. David Faulkner of - Ballyduff "congregation, con- ducted the service at 10 a.m. in Nestleton Presbyterian Church, with Mrs. Joyce Taylor - organist The responsive Psalm was 37 and' Scripture reading I John, 2: 7-17. The topic chosen for the sermon was '""How to get closer to God"', and points discussed were - to communicate with God by Prayers, count the cost of Chris- tian discipleship, remember His presence with you, courage to live a Christian life. The poem, "If God Should Go On Strike' reminded us of our many blessings. Caesarea Community Church A fine attendance at Caesarea Church on a lovely Sunday morn- ing at 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford used as his sermon topic, "Having The Right Compa- nion" based on Scripture from Luke 24, read by Frank Arney. Pat Halverson led the Responsive reading and Kathy Watts played the organ. The Church School was under the capable leadership of Lynn Arney. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. Caesarea Euchre On Wed. evening at the centre, first prize was a tie with Geo. Mathewson & Doreen Rush each holding an 84. Albert Watts was low with 51. Gloris Parsons hosted the super lunch. : Keep in mind the Caesarea Flea Market & Bake Sale coming up this Saturday, June 18, from 9-3 p.m. at the centre. Those who have tables will have access to the centre at 8 p.m. to have items lin- ed up! For information call Anne Harran 986-4751 or Corrine Wood 986-0323. A happy belated birthday to William Harran of Caesarea, who turned 25 years of age this past Monday, June 13. Friends held a party for him on Saturday evening! Nestleton United Church S.S. Anniversary June 12 was a beautiful day for Nestleton United Church Sunday School Anniversary, with many members of families and friends 'on hand for the great service. All twenty-one children took part and performed proudly! The Junior Choir led by Janice MacKenzie and Betty Headon sand five terrific songs. "Hallelu- jah" : "Praise and Sing"' - "'Let's Sing A Song' - "Silver and Gold" and "God Loves A Cheerful Giver". Bible lessons Matthew 18: I'6 and Luke 15: 4-7, were capably read by Carleton and Scott Davis. With the focus on being Part of the family of God, the children put on a meaningful play entitled, "Lost and Found'. Beginning with the little flowers dance, and the trees graceful swaying, Claire Notman as Mother Nature show- ed her reluctant Family of Animals. From eagle to skunk, the value of living together harmoniously, and having the help and support of friends and family, was carried out! It was an entertaining and enlightening Anniversary Ser- vice. Superintendant Joanna Malcolm & the S.S. Staff are to be congratulated for a "terrific"' an- niversary service! Family Concerns Mrs. Neta Fish of Blackstock, attended a bridal shower for great neice Susan Foster, Whitby, held at Judi Butterworth's home. It was held outside around the pool. While Neta was at the shower, Calvin & Yvonne Holland & fami- ly entertained the children at Go- Cart. Later all enjoyed supper at McDonald's Restaurant. Guests during the week with the S. Cawkers were - son, Arthur Cawker, Sudbury from Mon. to Wed. Alan & Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa, and grandchildren, Jessica & Whitney of Whitby, on Wed. and Bryan Cawker of Kit- chener, Sunday dinner guest! Very pleased to see Cliff & Helen Redman progressing with a new barn, after the disasterous fire, and loss must have been heavy! They surely have what it takes, - we admire their perseverance and steadfastness! You won't want to miss Dora Gillson's sale of household items - on Thursday evening, June 16, 5:30 p.m. - in the eastern section of Nestleton Village - the U.C.W. (Nestleton) will be having a sale of goodies - and Don & Phil Cochrane - the Auctioneers - will be at their best! country Lane REALTY EIMITED Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario 4 "fg VP Cra, TAN day, ~ re Dudiey Moore lke Rathes Wile So DUDLEY MOORE and KIRK CAMERON shake up the family tree in the hilarious role reversal comedy, LIKE FATHER LIKE SON. "Learn to say kind things - nobody ever resents them!" Kirk Cameron 0 | L J L803) TT TP Pictures PICTURES Coming This Week on Video 68 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-9888 Sunday to Thursday Noon to 8:00 PM Friday & Saturday Noon to 9:00 PM also available at ... 76 Baldwin St., Brooklin