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p-- eS Congratulations to the Port Perry folks on the success of Par- ticipaction Challenge Day this past week; yours truly was en- thused and walked smartly for 30 minutes, down in this "neck of the woods" BUT being busy, forgot to phone it in. To me the magic of walking is the ideal exercise; a great deal of satisfaction in a brisk walk; physical exertion; everyone knows of some form of activity which gives pleasure and a satisfying feeling; even when pushed to the point of fatigue. 90th Anniversary Celebration Congratulations to the Bowmanville Women's Institute, who celebrated their 90th on Thursday, June 7, in grand style! The festivities were held in Trini- ty United Church S. School Hall with over 80 guests and dignitaries attending, as well as representation from the Branches within the District. President Marion Wiseman was the capable Chairlady with good assistance from the members. Clara Nesbitt was the talented, versatile pianist, expertly coax- ing the rhythm from the keyboard as we entered the Hall. M.P.P. Sam Cureatz, Durham East, spoke briefly bringing good wishes from the Province, and Mayor Marie Hubbard, brought greetings and best wishes from the Council. Rev. Frank Lockhart also welcomed the Ladies and told of the contribution of the Women's Institute to the Community. An old time lively sing song was enjoyed for a break. A candle lighting ceremony bringing out' the different levels of the Women's Institute were of in- terest - from Branch to District - Area - Provincial - National and International. The History was presented be Curator Vera Downey. 3 life members were present - Marion Wiseman, Vera Downey and Helen Millson and the lovely cake was cut. A very tempting lunch was served at the close. Many cards were received and presentations were made to the Branch in honour of the occa- sion. It was a day "with a tremen- dous sense of togetherness' at their 90th celebration. Sympathy Extended Sympathy goes out to the Pavlik family of Port Perry, in the loss of a beloved mother and grandmother. Mrs. Gloria Pavlik passed away on Wednesday, at the Port Perry Community" Hospital; a well liked and highly anniversary respected lady; within the com- munity. A warm, sensitive per- son; an accomplished seamstress; competent . homemaker; excellent cook and good friend! Her fine husband Karel, predeceased her some years ago. She leaves to mourn son Charles & wife Pauline & daughter Cathy of Port Perry, daughter Shirley Reddick, Port Perry, and her three daughters Deirdre Marie, Emily Abigail Lyn, and Siobhan Ann of Woodstock. She will be sadly missed by relatives and many good friends. Community Church Caesarea - The Church members assembl- ed with a small congregation on Sunday, June 10, 11 a.m. Mr. Alex Eliott was the guest speaker. He is from the Emmanuel Full Gospel Apostolic Church in Ux- bridge. Psalm 133 was read and theme was taken from Romans 12:1-18. (Excerpt from sermon) We must present ourselves to God; so that He can change us to do His wil. We are workers together for Him. Kathleen Watts was the organist for the service. Next Sunday, another guest speaker at the 11 a.m. Service. Nestleton United Church On Trinity Sunday, June 10, 11:15a.m. Wilma Wotten was the friendly greeter, with a fair atten- Tickets still available for Strawberry Social The Head U.C.W. attendance last Thursday evening was rather small due to several members be- ing away. On Sunday evening the Ellesmere Choir from the United Church in Toronto was entertain- ed to a supper by the Scugog United Choir and afterwards they, with duets & trios, presented a concert to a good crowd in the Church. The Stewards of the Island United Church are still selling tickets for their annual Strawberry Social with musical entertainment for Sat. June 23 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.. Get yours early. We are pleased to report that Geo. Samells has returned to his home but has to observe little ex- ertion for the 1st week. This will be difficult for George who loves to be busy. It is with sympathy to various families at the foot of the Island that we report the passing of a well known resident, Caswell Edgar. It is with sadness, we recall our associations with the "Head" U.C.W. member Lenore Blueman who has quietly spent the last 3 years, in Hospital, surviving each day as it comes but apparently without suffering. The '""Head" U.C.W. will serve the Hospital Tuck Shop the week of the 25th. Cowboys victorious This game, between Cowboy and B&R Electric was very close with the teams exchanging the lead. However, the Cowboys came up with 5 runs in the third inning to take and hold the lead. The Cowboys took the game 11 to 8. Game notables for the Cowboys include Adam Davidson and Jeff Whitfield with 2 hits each. Tyler Hughson played well at short and Jamie Irvine pitched 3 strong innings. For B&R Electric, Steven Ball and Brad Fraser both had strong games in the infield. Mike Bent and Trevor Karkoulas played well, tracking down balls in the outfield. dance. Prelude: Jenny Notman recited from Cinderella. The children's theme; The minister's story centred around. three dif- ferent ways of knowing God - Trinity Sunday! The choir sang - "The Love of God" with Gwen Malcolm the organist. Rev. Dale Davis presented a brief history of Blackstock - Nestleton charge; of interest and concern to all. Arlene Malcolm read the Scripture from II Corin- thians 13:5-13. The Sacrament or' communion was observed with Clerk of Session Richard MacKenzie & Arlene Malcolm assisting the minister. Offering rec'd by Arthur & Barb Weir. Service closed with a special Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Friendly Visitations On Tuesday, this past week, Audrey Leishman of Reaboro, and her Mom Neta Fish of Blackstock, attended. to the cemetery work at Sunderland, where Neta's husband Grahame Fish is resting; then on the way home they enjoyed a Chicken Luncheon at "Haugen's Restaurant at Manchester. Delightful dinner guests with the Sam Cawkers on Wednesday evening were Russell & Edda Bowman of St. Christopher. An enjoyable visit was a highlight! Friday guests with Lawrence & Gwendolyn Malcolm, Nestleton, were John & Susie Gmur of Eden Mills, Ontario. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1990 -- 27 Bowmanville W.I. celebrate anniversary The S. Cawkers appreciated son Grant's help with the lawn & - garden work on Saturday. Due to the rain and cold, windy weather we were at a stand-still, The U.C.W. Evening Unit meets on Wednesday, June 13, at the home of Yvonne Priebe in Caesarea. On Thursday, June 7th the Bowmanville Women's Institute celebrated their 90th anniversary. Guests from the Nestleton Branch attending were: Gwen Malcolm, Neta Fish, Bertha McLaughlin and Winnifred Davison. Several plaques were presented in honour of the occasion, and an interesting program was enjoyed. Minutes of the organization meeting in 1900 were read; candles were lit by the represen- tatives of the Institute levels. Solos, readings and cake cutting ceremony by three life members were some items of the afternoon. Mrs. Marion Wiseman was the competent chairperson for this 90th anniversary celebration, and thanked the Branch members who worked on the planning of a very special occasion. Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular service was con- ducted by Rev. Wm. Fairley at 11 a.m. in the Presbyterian Church. Joyce Taylor played the organ and Messrs. Geo. Scott and B.M. McCabe welcomed at the door. Psalm 8 was read responsively, and Scripture readings were from Proverbs 8; and Romans 8:1-11. Before retiring to their class, the Sunday School had a lesson on "Trinity" - three in one. Rev. Fairley continued this theme in his sermon to the con- gregation - This being Trinity Sunday we express gratitude for the creative power of The Father, the constant guidance of the Ho- ly Spirit and the living Presence of Jesus in our lives. There is not a thought or activity in which we are engaged that is outside their influence. All the powers of evil in this world cannot separate us from the righteousness, Truth, and Love of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Social News Bill & Kay Ingram, Nestleton, and granddaughter Christina Ewart, Blackstock, had an in- teresting four day trip to Magog, Quebec (near Sherbrooke) to a Lions Convention; from May 31st to June 3rd. They had gorgeous weather and a really good time. On Sunday evening the Bill In- grams enjoyed Linda = Kyte's Piano Recital held at the Blackstock Church. Bill & Kay In- gram had three granddaughters performing in the Recital - Linsey Ingram, Nestleton, Christina Ewart and Stephanie Mason from Blackstock. All 32 children did ex- ceptionally well. We would like to give Linda a "pat on the back." Thought: 'Most men like .women when they look like women. You can get a handful of toothpicks in any restaurant, free of charge." i OF PORT PERRY, ONTARIO 15 WATER STREET 985-3281 presents our ... DE to SUMMER CH PARTY - dance in sand under hot lights - enjoy summer music - dress in beach attire - savour tropical drinks - BIKINI CONTEST & Much More AN NA 1 eo A ME AE a NRE N.S. Fr SR aie OE fn AB A $5 oi ----