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Comment: Well! summer will be ushered in on the 21st, and we are pleased that June has redeemed itself somewhat; the past few days, with warm, seasonal weather. Let's hope it will continue for an enchanting summer ahead! Father's Day, Sunday, June 17, is just over and we trust all fathers; young and older; had a happy, memorable, enriched day; the emotions of being a father never change! Fatherhood is guidance and wisdom; the wisdom of setting a good example in thought, word and deed! Cancer Over The Top We now have the results of Cancer Canvass, re- month of April for the Township of Scugog. It is most gratifying to report - we went over the top once again with $39,480.00 taken in. More than last year by $1,480.00 - and the total for Cartwright amounted to $7,301.90. The Cancer Society wishes to say a sincere thank you to all who helped make it the great success it was! Mrs. Doris Taylor, Cam- paign Chairperson, Port Perry, and those involved; who worked so hard; and the Executive are to be congratulated for a tremen- dous task undertaken so willing- ly; our warmest congratulations and a "nice pat on the back." Also, a warm thank you to the fine folks who gave so generously - it was "indeed" appreciated! Blue Ray Election Night With a good attendance of members and sisters and brothers from other Chapters - Blue Ray Chapter had a delightful evening for the annual election of Officers. W.M. Sister Jane Galbraith assisted by W.P. Brother Alastair Newsome open- ed in regular form with Officers in their respective stations. The election went off very smoothly and all Offices were fill- ed inrecord time. We welcome in- to the Chapter; our new members Flora & William Bishop who were initiated into Blue Ray during the evening. They are Sister Laura Alton's brother and his wife. We trust they will enjoy the work of the Order and the warm fellowship offered by the members. After Chapter closed refreshments were served by sisters Jean McDermott, Kay Walker & Elsie Wilbur and sociability enjoyed. Nestleton Women's Institute Meeting The regular June meeting of Nestleton Women's Institute began with a tour of several Port Perry Industries, commencing with a visit to Central Seven. The Supervisor, Mrs. Kathy Taylor, conducted the tour, explaining the various activities in the job train- ing areas, and how the appitude and abilities of each person are matched to the many jobs which they can learn. As they master a skill; then follows infiltration in- to the work force, and earning of wages. With a staff of four, and two of these always on hand, a great spirit of dedication results in useful occupation of hand and minds. Then on to the Wood Work Finishing plant, Northern Fur- niture, where proprietors Bob De Florio and Bob Robinson guided the members through their spacious manufacturing area of - all kinds of furniture. Further west, they were privileged to visit the Over Ridge Renovator Inc. showrooms where David Malcolm explained about wood furnaces, fire places, chimneys and types of safe in- stallation, spaas, and ceramic outside pools. Upon their return to Nestleton, president Rika Wygerde chaired the meeting, and Neta Fish read the minutes of May meeting, and gave the treas. statement. Cor- respondence included - a thank you from Marge France for the Appreciation Certificate, and a generous donation was enclosed for the Branch. We are all wishing a good recovery for her, following recent surgery. Several cards were signed. It was passed that Awards to Grade 7 and Grade 8, will be con- tinued at the June Graduation of Cartwright Central School, for most improvement in Writing. Gwen Malcolm and Bertha McLaughlin were thanked for planning the tour. Five members plan to attend the 90th Anniver- sary of Bowmanville Women's In- stitute, on Thur., June 7, 2 p.m., Trinity United Church, Bowman- ville. A donation was voted to the Nestleton Community Centre Hall Board for the generous use of the Hall for the meetings. Motto - '"Happiness is a chore that you tend like a garden' was given by Bertha, using a thought provoking article by Rev. McMurray, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Lindsay, titled - "If you could live your life over again, would you make the same choices?" A delicious lunch and cup of tea was enjoyed; and Neta Fish ex- tended the appreciation to those who planned such an interesting and worthwhile afternoon. Nestleton United Church On a lovely Sunday morning, the United Church Service on June 17, 11:15 a.m. had greeters Lloyd & Julie Jamieson and little family at the door. Rev. Dale Davis led the call to worship and the Doxology was sung. The choir number ""There's Not a Day Passes' was harmonious with Gwen Malcolm the organist. The Minister's theme for the day was all about Dad and the exam- ple set by parents for their children. The S. School theme was excellent; the kids were en- chanted; and the meditation re - the sermon with lesson from Genesis and Matthew was of un- told value in raising a family; read by Claire MacKenzie. A beautifully sung duet - "Go Now In Peace' by Janice & Leslie MacKenzie with Rebecca Heldson giving expert accompaniment on the piano; was a fine rendition. Offering rec'd by Ralph Sadler & Lloyd Jamieson. Service closed with hymn - "Lord, As We Rise To Leave" - a fine old hymn by Frederick Herman Kaan 1929 - Benediction and Three Fold Amen. . Community News A warm welcome to Jim & Mary Lou Burnett & family, who have moved from Port Perry, to the Nestleton area. We trust they will enjoy Cartwright as much as a TOP QUALITY & GOOD PRICES John McMullen For all your outdoor needs ... Landshapers interlocking brick, sod, retaining walls, planting and rockeries ... and much more BOOK YOUR LANDSCAPING AHEAD ... landscape design and construction service CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE (416) 985-2746 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- ANNUAL RATES -- Rates subject to change without notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Changes made to recreation programs Playground will return to the parks in the Township of Scugog again this summer. A few correc- tions to the Summer Recreational Program Guide, Playground will be cancelled on July 2 not July 3. Poplar Park is not ready yet so the location is temporarily being changed to Palmer Park (lakefront). This travelling road show will provide children 3 and older with games, crafts and ac- tivities with the main emphasis being on fun! This program does not run on rainy days and is free to the public. Choose the park locations most convenient to you and watch your children have 2'% hours of fun while you shop or sit in 'he sun. Take advantage of this free summer recreation program. For more information contact Kim Hale at 985-4370. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 19, 1990 -- 2] Township's cancer canvass over the top we do. Pat Cornell of Etobicoke, visited with her parents, Russell & Edda Bowman of St. Christopher over Sunday; for Father's Day. Father's Day guests for Sam Cawker were son Alan & Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa. They attend- ed Nestleton United Church Ser- vice, and later were Luncheon guests with his parents at the farmstead. A pleasant hour of reminiscing followed. Later - other family members phoned to wish Dad the best. Community Church Caesarea The Caesarea Church people assembled on Sunday, June 17, 11 a.m. with a very good congrega- tion. Mr. Joe Sullivan of Elim Tabernackle, Peterborough, was in charge of the service. His theme - "Father's Day" and he pointed out that God gives the responsiblility of the home to the Fathers; to show their children how to love, as God loves; and to teach them the ways of God as shown in Deuternomy 11:18-20. A most interesting discourse! Kathleen Watt played for the Service. Nestleton Presbyterian Church At 11 a.m. Rev. Wm. Fairley conducted the morning service, with organist Joyce Taylor play- ing the Hymns. Psalm 122 was read responsively, and Scripture readings Genesis 25; Matthew 9:35 and Matthew 10:1-8. The Sun- day School story was about Father's Day; the love and con- cern of Fathers, and the Heaven- ly Father. Rev. Fairley's sermon text - "'I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills... Life s a pilgrimage during which we are influenced by places and events that are sacred to us. No matter the place or experience we should see all things through the promises of Holy Scripture. Let us see family, community, or national life under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the love of Jesus Christ. Holy Communion will be dispensed at the service 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 24. A great bundle of news this week - BUT - you should see the goodies left over, for this coming week! + Fertilizing + Insect Control + Weed Control FITZGERALD'S WEED CONTROL 985-3540 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS ADVERTISEMENT GOV'T LICENSED & GUARANTEED SATISFACTION BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT! Have your central air conditioning installed now. -- FOR A FREE ESTIMATE PHONE -- SUMMER COOLING AIR SYSTEMS GREG 985-9623 or JIM 985-0084 We also install heat pumps, electronic air cleaners, humidifiers and custom duct work. ne MEATING PLACE -- OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK -- 180 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2818 BAKERY - DELICATESSEN - FRESH MEAT - COFFEE SHOP -- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS -- BAKERY: Kaiser Buns DELI: Pastrami & Corn Beef doz. *1.79 100 g/.99 ... Ib. *4.49 MEAT DEPT.: Octoberfest Sausage 100g/.99 ... 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