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Lobster and steak on menu for annual es Earl] ( ] Lion NE€Y Great News! Our warmest, fraternal wishes to out to Sister Margaret Jeffrey, Blue Ray Chapter, No 238, OES, Port Perry, who captured the coveted District Deputy Grand Matron Elect of- fice, on the first ballot; in West Hill, on Tuesday evening, with a large attendance of voting delegates present. A very "special" occasion in the life of Sister Margaret, and we are so delighted for her! She is un- doubtedly on a "pink cloud" and deservedly so; a fantastic lady! We know she'll have a "banner" year; as she moves about inspec- ting the various Chapters within District No. II. She has brought great honour to Blue Ray Chapter; our best to her! Major Event in The Life of Nestleton Sunday School David & Joanna Malcolm were the genial greeters at the door for the Nestleton United Church Sun- day School Anniversary Service, June3, 11:15a.m. ... an important day in the life of the children and those in charge. The versatile, talented superintendent Chris Davis was at the helm. Pianists Betty Headon & Carol Mairs per- formed well for the young folk, while Chris Davis & Kay Notman led the singing. The whole service from start to finish was very good indeed. Excellent readers (hear- ing every word) and good sing- ing; a credit to Nestleton United Church Sunday School! The con- gregation showed their approval before closing with hearty applause. The choir loft and sanctuary were effectively decorated with balloons, floral arrangements, and in the centre a sign "Happy Anniversary." We commend all who had a part in the service; a special day! Our thanks to the dedicated superintendent Chris and her teaching staff. : After closing, a delightful pot luck luncheon was enjoyed at the home of Chris Davis. After the tempting meal, games were played and swimming was a highlight. Prizes were given out ... bringing to a close another year in the life of Nestleton S. School. ~ Community Church Caesarea An average attendance for the Caesarea Church on Sunday mor- ning, June 3 at 11 a.m. The guest speaker was Pastor Gordon B. Parks of Peterborough. The Scripture reading Psalm 145. Larry Forsyth led in the singing of some choruses, playing his guitar, and Kathleen Watts played the drgan for the hymns. The theme for the service "The Significance of the Lord's Table" - a meaningful message. Commu- nion Service stems from Jesus' command to eat the Bread and Drink the Cup; representing Christ as the Lamb of Sacrifice for our sins. Next Sunday, June 10th, the speaker will be Pastor David Morris, President of the Apostolic Church in Canada. Visitations Sam & Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., called on Russell & Ed- da Bowman of St. Christopher, on Sat. and found Edda home from Hospital and feeling some better. The Sam Cawkers were pleas- ed to have grandson Bryan Cawker of Kitchener overnight this past Saturday, and during the evening Tom & Kathleen Cawker of Manchester dropped in for a visit. Very glad to see Kathleen doing well after recent surgery in Oshawa Hospital. A delicious dinner was enjoyed at the home of Alan & Eleanor Cawker on Thursday evening this past week. Keep in Mind: the Blackstock & District (Cartwright) Lioness Club annual Lobsterfest & Steak dinner this coming Saturday, June 9, 1990, at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Served from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.. Following the din- ner, music will be provided by Sprague's Sound Extravaganza for your dancing pleasure. Sounds like a great evening! A Thought A HABIT cannot be tossed out the window; it must be coaxed down the stairs a step at a time. Mark Twain GLEARANCE SALE Hwy. 7A & Queen St., Port Perry (formerly Troski's) SATURDAY, JUNE 9th 9 AM to 4 PM Gome early for Best Selection Ceramic Tiles Carpet Remnants (ends-of-lines) Rugs Mats 'Window Blinds PO Port Perry High School held the annual music banquet Thursday. The top vocal award RT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 5, 1990 -- 23 went to Jason Van Veghel, band to Krista Hazelwood, and jazz to Emitt Kuyt. Runners up (not pictured) in the closely knit contests went to Mike Toye for vocal, Kevin Stewart for jazz, and Cralg Sweetman for band. The trophies are donated by Irwin Smith Music. & forth an extraordinary effort in the program WEST ASS A special trophy is presented to Port Perry High hool music students who have put . Recipients of the award must have accumulat- ed over 20 points -- a very difficult feat. Pictured above are Emitt Kuyt, lan Smith, Sharon Jones and Mike Toye. The trophy was donated by Irwin Smith Music. Jazzmerize wins 2 medals at Canada-wide MusicFest A singing up from Port Perry High School did extreme- ly well at a recent Canada-wide competition. Jazzmerize won two silver medals at MusicFest held in Winnipeg in May. The group won a silver medal in the jazz class and another sil- ver in the combination class. Two individuals from Jazz- merize were also recognized by the Judges. Jason Van Veghel and Barb Brooks won outstand- ing awards. a Jazzmerize qualified for Mu- sicFest after an excellent show- ing at the Ontario Vocal Festi- val. Staff advisors for Jazzmerize are PPHS music department head Barrie Hodgins (director) and former department head Charles White who is now the music consultant with the Dur- ham Board of Education. Jason Van Veghel acted as student director. Members of Jazzmerize in- clude (soprano) Barb Brooks, Ann Cookson, Kristy Hutche- on, Kathy Moor, Lisa Stein- mueller, (alto) Margaret Jero- nimo, Sharon Jones, Tammy Jo May, Rachel Traynor. (tenor) Ken Smart, Mike Toye, Jason Van Veghel, (bass) Trevor Dar- lington, Ian Smith, David Tal- bot, (piano) Sarah Phoenix, (drums) Glenn Page, (bass) Emitt Kuyt. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Rates subject 10 change SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Ea