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6a - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 16,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" _-- RuURrA Is fall in the air? Mabel Cawker "Point, is just home from Well, here it is Aug. 16 and a decided feeling of fall is in the air, with cool nights and lenty of rainy periods - Pry rain at times rustled down as though it never meant to stop! Soon the fall fairs will be in full swing here and there! Birthday Celebrated Yours truly was delighted to be a guest of son Alan and wife Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa for a birthday din- ner on Tuesday evening at the Cadmus Country Club. After a declicious meal, we relaxed in this charming at- mosphere over a final cup of tempting coffee. A popular restaurant to keep in mind -- very: pictu- resque - service friendly - food good - and you'll experi- ence the true delights of the Cadmus Country Club in a beautiful country setting - a truly unique property. A hit with many folks throughout the area. See for yourself. Take a drive to Cadmus Country Club. Phone (905) 986-0488. Homemade meals - cooked to perfection. Families in the News Norm and Bernice Mairs of Fleetwood Trailer Park, Jan- etville, were in Stouffville at- tending the flea market on Saturday, then later they visited with Norm's cousin at Goodwood - Les and Mary Mitchell, and enjoyed lunch with them before returning home. Very pleased Norm is back to his old self once again, feeling fine. Effa Stainton, Williams Markham Hospital after a hyp replacement, and feeling some better. She is still using awalker. We are pleased she is over the worst and improving dai- ly. Chin way up high, Effa, we are all cheering for you. Bruce and Elaine Fish, Lisa and Laura, from Regi- na, Sask. called in to see Neta Fish of Edgerton Road, on Friday evening. A good visit was enjoyed over re- freshments before they left for home. Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa were Saturday guests with his mom Mabel at the farmstead. A good visit was enjoyed over refresh- ments. The many friends, neigh- bors and relatives of Mrs. Winnifred Davison visited at her home on Sunday after- noon, on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Phone mes- sages, cards, gifts and spe- cial 80th birthday cake all added to the festivities. The party was hosted by her fam- ily, who enjoyed seeing some of their acquaintances of for- mer years. Birthday Celebration Hosted by her family, Mar- lene Bannister, Audre Leishman and Calvin Hol- land, Neta Fish of Edgerton Road had a delightful sur- prise birthday celebration in her honor on Sunday, Aug. 14 in a Peterborough restau- rant. Forty family members were present to wish mother Neta the best. A gorgeous birthday cake and many beautiful gifts were a lovely surprise for Neta! Our "warmest wishes" to a grand lady for a great year ahead. SA ll I -- a 6 Euchre, decoration day going | Phoenix Please come and enjoy ari eve- ning with friends and neighbors at the euchre party in the hall this Friday, Aug. 19 at 8 p.m. The Decoration Service for Greenbank United Cemetery will be held next Sunday, Aug. 21 at 2:30 p.m., when Craig and Christine McLaren will provide the music and Rev. Newton Reid will be the guest speaker. The first Folk Music Society Concert will begin in Septem- ber, so order your tickets early - phone Cathy Galberg at 985- 8361. Ladies, you are invited to at- tend the Women's Institute Pot Luck Picnic at the home of Iva on in Greenbank day, Aug. 17 at 1 p.m. Bring your lawn chair and hope for a nice sunny day. Betty and Mel McGee spent the weekend with their daugh- ter Debbie and Brian and fami- ly of Combermere. Also, our sympathy to Betty in the recent passing of her sister Anges oodyard of Orono. Guests for a few days last week with Fred and Iva Phoe- nix were Dale and Sharron, Satt and Gregg Rooney, also her parents Andy and Dot Poupore all of Thornloe, northern Onta- rio. The Greenbank Seagrave Scouting Group which includes beavers, cubs, scouts, venturers will be having registration on Tuesday, Aug. 30 at Seagrave Church between 7 and 9 p.m. They will also be having a uni- form exchange. Greenbank Senior Choir ractice will begin Thursday, Sept. 1 at 7:30 p.m. We are hop- ing to have a ladies choir for Sept. 18. Any ladies wishing to articipate, practice will be ursday, Sept. 1at 8:15 p.m. Group is pl The big news this week 1s a group has met and are busy making plans for Saturday of Labour Day weekend. It is not their intention to make money or to draw away from William's Point Regatta or the Rowan Beach Association activities but to give Caesarea proper a last fling at summer with some form of get together. The program is as follows: Registration 1 p.m. for: horse- shoe competition, open, $2 per head; volleyball, open (form your own team) $1 per head. That evening, they plan on a baseball game starting at 7 and finishing at dark, followed by a free corn roast. The snack bar will be open for other items. a Congratulations to Cathe- rine, daughter of Jack and Ona Short on the announcement of her upcoming marriage this fall. The.community wishes you rs of good health and much happiness. Our'community would like to exp its sincere sympathy to Phyllis Standish and Brian Keen in the passing of their mom, Ila Keen, on Aug. 3. Sym- pathy also goes to her grand- children Shelley and David Standish and all the other rela- tives. The funeral service took place last Saturday at the Wagg Funeral Parlor in Port Perry. A reminder to all Robinglade residents of the third annual corn roast to be held Saturday, Aug. 27 at the park beside the boat loading ramp. If you haven't already done so, call the Jonah's if you're attending at 985-8322. Congratulations to two Sea- grave minor ball teams. The age seven-eight mites won the con- solation end-of-the-season tour- nament. The team was spon- sored by Country Style Donuts and coached by Randy Currie. The Seagrave Country Store team, age nine-10 mites won the championship in the nine- 10 age division..!!..the team was coached by Brandon Puckrin. Way to go! Everyone had a great season of baseball with the boys/girls teams and we all thank the coaches and organiz- ers who did a great job again this year! The Seagrave/Greenbank scouting group - beavers, cubs, scouts, venturers - will be hold- ing registration Tuesday, Aug. 30 at the Seagrave United Church from 7 to 9 p.m. We will also be having a uniform ex- Seagrave b L Roots anning for Labor Day Come out and enjoy the last of the warm weather. We seem to have reached the time of the year when everyone appears ready for a change. Hol- idays are over for many, the kids are getting bored and ready to return to school, Exhi- bition time is near and the cool- er winds are blowing. The Cartwright Youth Coun- cil can't wait to get their Sep- tember meetings going and start their fall activities. This week, the Regatta Asso- ciation continued to finish up the loose ends, getting the cups engraved with the winners' names and paying more bills. In an effort to make our regat- ta better, itis important that we hear from you. So please Jot down items you think are im- portant and bring them along to the final regatta season meet- ing for 1994 on Aug. 28 at 11 a.m.'in Putsey Park. I have been asked from time to time where the money goes. I can only say be sure to come to that meeting and receive an an- nual statement. I hope you are remembering to support our merchants who have supported us with dopa- tions or advertising in our pro- am. The most important item 1s the election of officers for the year 1995 and 1996 so be sure to come out on Sunday, Aug. 28 at 1l1a.m. Albert's luck! Had an invita- tion to the Skydome for dinner, followed by the Blue Jays play-* ing the California Angels Aug. 31, with transportation sup- plied from a metro north point to the Dome. What's your guess? Will it be over by then? Saying for the week on peace - The place to improve the world is first in one's own heart and head and hand. . I took my dog to the store the other day and as usual she had her head out the window, when her paw slipped on the close button of the power windows. I had an exciting moment trying to get stopped as my driving at- tention was being interfered with. Car engineers, does your car have a master control on the driver'sside? Mine doesn't. all teams do us proud change at that time. Happy birthday wishes from last week to Lisa Jansen, Ann Currie, Roslyn King and Ken Short and this week to Kevin Kerry and John Philip Zidner. A reminder of the community shower for Catherine Short and Jeff Wray at the home of Enid and Murdock Blair, 2335 Clem- ent Road on Friday, Aug. 26. The evening will be a pot luck and we plan to eat at 6 p.m. That's it for this week. I1l be writing the news next time. De- pending on how much informa- tion we have, it will be the week starting Sunday Aug. 21 or 28. Please call me, Ann Sandiford, at 985-9440. Visitors, and a trip to the Dome This coming Sunday, church service will be held in Utica at 9:30 a.m. The congregation is invited to participate in the sac- rament of baptism following the church service when Lucas Christeyan, son of Suzanne and John Warner, will be baptized in the Warner family pool across the road from the church. Everyone is invited also to join the family for refreshments and a light lunch. The church bulle- tin states that bathing suits are optional. I don't know. I think you should have one if going swimming. A reminder of the Jack and Jill party in Utica Hall this Fri- day, starting at 8 p.m. for Brian Kerry and Patricia Elson. Friends, neighbors and family are welcome. Recent visitors with Mrs. Crosier were her daughter Jean Scott of London who stayed for several days and Bruce and Jean Beare of Scarborough. Don and Stella Asling were treated to a ball game at the Dome recently by their son Jer- 'ry and his'wife Joan. The follow- ing day they went to Hanover and Joan took them on a bus' tour of the Bruce Nuclear Power Station and they also visited the docks at Port Elgin. On Thursday, Don and Stella visit- ed Jean Jeffery at the Mark- ham-Stouffville Hospital where she is recovering from an appar- ent stroke. : Pete and Georgina Sutcliffe spent a few days this past week camping in the North Bay and mmins areas. | A good crowd enjoyed our outdoor service on Sunday morning, but we moved our logation to a sheltered spot. e enjoyed our hymns being accompanied by Carol Edgar and Doug Barber. Special, music was provided by Billy Crawford. Thanks, folks. Everything is organized for Vacation Bible School this week and we hope every- one enjoys a great time of Bible stories, songs, crafts and friendship. The stewards will be spon- soring the chicken barbecue Report from Scugog Island U.C. on Sunday, Aug. 21. We hope the weather will co-operate so this event can take place outdoors at Scugog Island United Church. If rain threatens, the supper will be held at the Island Hall. If you are able to help out, please call Bonnie at 985-7426. There will be a meeting for the Sunday School Teachers and Support Group on Mon- day, Aug. 22 at 6:30 p.m. or pastoral care, call Elaine Barber at 985-4094. Have a good week! Tr------ BO, TRL RD IE