​Another Father’s Day arrived on Sunday. I hope it was a very happy one for all fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and father-figures. Most of us take our fathers for granted, until they are not there any longer. Some of us are very fortunate to have our fathers around for many years; others not so very long, and yet others who may not have had one at all and hopefully someone else filled that role. Whatever your situation, fathers are important. That was the theme of Rick McKinley’s message at church last Sunday as he handed out small gifts for various dad categories such as most children, most hair, and other unique categories. It was quite hilarious at times.
Most of my news this week is good, aside from the death of my friend Ken Catherwood, who succumbed to his injuries after breaking his neck falling from his mower. The Catherwood family comes from Uxbridge, and Ken will be laid to rest in the cemetery here on Thursday. Our deepest condolences to wife Beth(Ashton), sons Barry and Brian and family, and brother Neil and family.
I would also like to note the passing of Bob Bradbury. The Bradbury family owned the bakery in town for many years, and actually delivered their goodies to an extended community. Ron Monkman was one of the drivers and ended up marrying the boss’s daughters, Kay. Only brother Bill married into the Pollock family, owners of the drugstore. I knew Bob mostly from working at St. John’s, but also before that when we were teenagers. 
This past week the Memorial service for Don Pegg was held. Our sympathies go out again to Susan Risebrough and her mom Pat.
Len and Lyn Bayard, of Nova Scotia, visited her mother, Wilma Doucette, last week and assisted in preparing her garden, which made her very happy. 
Last Monday June Evans organized a party in honour of the visit of Lois Ferguson Woody, who is former sorority sister. The Woodys lived in Leaskdale for a number of years before moving to Virginia. Present sisters were in attendance along with Wilma Bakelaar. Wilma Bakelaar, formerly Homan, and her husband John, recently celebrated their 57th anniversary. Barb Peck was also there and she and her husband Tony just celebrated their 50th anniversary. Other former sisters in attendance were Ann Phillips, Gloria Ewen, and June. It was a wonderful, but brief, reunion.
Joan and Dwight Wideman held a double celebration for their 38th anniversary. They shared the day celebrating with their son Jonathon, and his wife Jeanette - who hails from Regina, Saskatchewan. Jonathon and Jeanette presented Joan and Dwight with their 12th grandchild; a boy named Levi, who born on the same day of their anniversary.
Louise (Weir) and Steve Lougheed have also enjoyed 22 years of married bliss. 
Katie (Wilson) and Phil Bottomley recently had a son. It is their second child, and is another grandchild for Jennifer and Phil Wilson of Sandford. 
Reverend Eiko Hosaka has just conveyed to us, the good news, that she has been hired as a three-quarter time Minister at the Bradford United Church. We wish her the very best in her new capacity, and wish her many blessings in her ministry. 
Happy birthday to Dan Cearns, whose birthday was on June 15th, and who is a writer for The Standard Newspaper.
Many families enjoyed gatherings last Sunday in honour of their fathers and grandfathers. Barb and Bruce Harwood were entertained by Brenda and Brian Moore on Saturday evening, and at Karen and Jerry Popadynic’s on Sunday. Jerry has recently spent time in the hospital.
Last Thursday, a number of ladies from Sandford and Zephyr, including myself, were guests of the Trinity U.C.W. We were served a delicious lunch partly prepared by the Hospitality class of the Uxbridge Secondary School, and then had the experience of listening to our own Adele Boy as she spoke at length about her 3 months as a representative of the United Church for the UN. What an eye-opening talk she gave sharing stories about many rather scary occurrences that we don’t hear about on the news. 
On Thursday this week there will be another Uxbridge Genealogy Meeting. The topic this month is UEL. Come and have your questions answered. It will be at 7 p.m. in the library.
On Friday, at the Foster Memorial, Erwin Schack will perform. He is a finger style guitar player. The show begin at 7:30 p.m. and admission is by donation.
Next week the church service will still be in Zephyr. We will be observing Indigenous Day. I will be talking about some of the ways our Indigenous/First Nations, and the settlers,(all of the rest of us) have interacted over the centuries. It will be explored how far have we come in settling differences. My opinion is that it has not nearly been far enough. Please join with us at this service at 10 a.m. Plan to be a bit earlier, as I will be showing some photos beforehand. 

​June continues to be cool and windy with just glimpses of sunshine, and heavy clouds full of rain. It was good to have the sunshine for Father's Day, and for the many outdoor activities that went on. I hope all dads had a good day along with their loved ones.
The two U.C.W.'s forwarded two baby layettes with extras to Operation Scugog for distribution. They prepared one for a boy and one for a girl.
Sunday, June 23rd - 11 a.m. Church service will be held outdoors, along with a baptism. Following the service will be the Greenbank Congregational Meeting. Please bring sandwiches or sweets for a light brunch.
Wednesday, June 19th - 7 p.m. The Lions Community Award Night at the Centennial Hall.
Thursday, June 20th - 7:30 p.m. Movie Night at the Seagrave church featuring the movie “Finding Peter Bryce.” This is a story about what has been described as a Canadian national crime. It is based on a 1907 report documenting the inhumane and unsanitary conditions in Canada's residential schools. Contact Minister Stephanie for more information at (905) 718-8086.
July church services are at 10 a.m. in Greenbank. Please note the time change.
Friday, June 21st - 7 p.m. Soap making fundraiser for Juli-Conrad Myers and family. This group tutorial demonstrates a cold process for making soap, using essential oils that have healing effects. It will be located at the Seagrave Church. The cost is $50, and a deposit is required. Contact Robin at mrsdruske@hotmail.com, or Joy at (905) 244-0454 if planning to attend.
Sunday, June 23rd - 5 p.m. The Sunderland United Church is hosting its annual 'Beef and Berry Bash'. Tickets for adults are $20, children 5 -12 are $6, and children aged 5 and under, the admission is free. For tickets call (705) 357-3994.
Those who attended the Islamic Centre of Oshawa were warmly welcomed and hopefully have a better understanding of the Muslim culture and their worship services.  
May and June are the months when many students are graduating at different levels of education. Congratulations to Kaitlyn Raines, who graduated in May in the Med Technical Course with the Military. The ceremonies were held at Camp Borden, and she is now stationed at Petawawa. Congratualtions also go out to Courtney Till who received her diploma on June 13th in Practical Nursing from the Sir Sandford Fleming College in Peterborough. Continued success is wished for both Kaitlyn and Courtney as they progress further in their chosen careers. If you have graduates in your family, and wish to share their success, please call me at (905) 985-0535.
Happy Birthday wishes go out to Ralph Dusty whose birthday was on June 17th, and for Madeline McCabe, whose birthday is on June 21st . The McCabes are now living at the Port Perry Villa.
'Euchre at the Hall' continues every Wednesday and Friday throughout the summer months. Games begin at 7:30 p.m. Folk music entertainment will resume in October.
Basketball with Nancy Rensick for 5 -13 year olds is every Monday throughout June from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Call her at (905) 985-1707 for more information, or to sign up. Look for August Basketball Camp and VIBE camp the week of August 19th.
'Art in the Park' is on Saturday July 6th, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Seagrave Park. It will be a fun time for all. There will be a barbeque, kids' activities (e.g, a jumping castle) and more. Hopefully the sun will shine on this event. 
I must end this column with a big shout out to the Toronto Raptors. Way to go Raptors, yeah!

​On Saturday, June 22nd, the Blackstock Co-op Nursery School (BCNS) is hosting an outdoor family fundraising class, with instructor Bobbi Reid, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cartwright Fields in Nestleton. Prices are $15 per adult, or $20 per adult with a participating child. All proceeds will go directly to the BCNS. To register, please call (905) 986-4585. For more information, visit the FB event page at https://m.facebook.com/events/363025394340153
On Sunday, June 23rd, the Blackstock-Nestleton United Church is hosting its 'Annual Strawberry Supper', at the Blackstock Recreation Centre, from 4:30 p.m -7 p.m. Cold meats, salads, and, of course, lots of fresh Ontario strawberries will be served. Prices are $20 for adults, and $5 for children ages 5-12 years. The venue is fully accessible, and takeout is available. For more information, call (905) 986-0097.
Save the dates. The Blackstock 'Truck and Tractor Pull' returns to the Blackstock Fairgrounds on Friday, July 5th with a 7:30 p.m. start, and on Saturday, July 6th with a 7 p.m. start. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-14 years, and free for children 5 years old and under. Parking is $2. Food trucks, and the beer garden will be available both nights. For more information, check out the FB event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/39539142793685/?ti=icl or on the website at www.blackstockfair.org.
Euchre winners for Tuesday, June 11th: Norm Lackner came in first, Marvin Dobbs finished in second place, Ellen Gibson was third, and Minnie Ayling was fourth. Harvey Graham and Marg Cayer tied for fifth place, and Norm Lackner and Marg Cayer had the most lone hands. Elmo Gibson had the mid score. Blackstock euchre is held every Tuesday evening (except holidays) at 7:30 p.m. in the Blackstock United Church Hall. Everyone is welcome.
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​I hope that all fathers had a great day on Sunday.
Important notice: If anyone finds a red drive walker, please contact Betty Williams at (905) 985-6879.
Many Seagravers attended the Kawartha Antique Power Show at the LEX on the weekend. Congratulations to Richard C. on being one of the draw winners.
Judy Mitchell is spending some time with cousins Don and Betty Lou Beacock. Betty Lou and the Nightingals, Marguerite Mitchell and Betty Archer, entertained with an hour of Gospel songs. They are great entertainers. Nightingal Betty Archer took the place of Madeline Carter who is recovering from hip surgery.
Congratulations to Dale Goddard and Richard Charron on receiving an award for collecting the most monies for the fundraiser 'Walking for Service Dogs'.Congratulations also go out to Doris and Roger Bullock who have both recently retired. Lastly, Happy Birthday wishes go out to Barb Martyn.
The church is holding a contest to find a suitable name for 'The Basement' where events are hosted. If you have a suggestion please put it in the box at the back of the sanctuary, or you can email Barb at barberick@sympatico.ca. 
Last Sunday was Trinity Sunday, Father’s Day, and Communion. Jim and Lee Baverstock were the greeters. Rosa Pallota lit the Christ Candle, the scripture was read by Barb Martyn, and Tara Taylor read the 'Minute for Mission' report. The choir sang “Touch of Love” with Wyn Hughes and David Hooker singing solos. Gifts were passed out to all the men in celebration of Father’s Day. Stephanie’s message was about how the Holy Spirit works within us through thoughts from God popping into your head. They keep popping in until you eventually act on it, thereby following God's will.
June 21st - Soap making class at the Seagrave Church. This is a make and take cold process soap fundraiser for Juli-Conrad-Myer. You will learn the basic cold-process for making soap, as well as discover the use of healing essential oils, exfoliates, colorants, and fragrances. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Conard family to cover medical expenses. All materials will be supplied, and the cost $50. A deposit is required, and space is limited. Please contact Joy at (905) 244-0454 for more information. 
June 25th - 12 p.m. Summer Time Social at the Seagrave United Church Basement. It will be just like a good old fashioned picnic, only you will get to sit on chairs at a table, and there will be no ants. Menu: sandwiches, salads, deviled eggs, finger foods, lemonade, tea and coffee. We hope to have strawberries for dessert, but if they are not available then it will be a surprise dessert. Also, if there is some special sandwich you would like, perhaps cucumber, tell Jean when you call her to reserve a seat at (905) 985-9921, or e-mail her at grammiejean2010@hotmail.com. A good will offering and/or donations to the Scugog Food Bank would be appreciated.
June 30th - 2 p.m. Fun Day of Golf at the Sunnybrae Golf Course. Play begins at 2 p.m., followed by a steak supper. Contact Rick at (905) 985-8383, or by e-mail at barberick@sympatico.ca to reserve your spot.
July 5th - Fourth Line Theatre. There is still room for more to join us at the Fouth Line Outdoor Theatre for, 'Bloom - A Rock and Roll Fantasy'. There will be lots of great music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s, bringing back memories from our youth. Join us on Friday, July 5th by calling Bette at (905) 985-8066, or add your name to the sign-up sheet at the church.
July 6th - The Park Committee is very happy to announce that we have two great events happening on that day. The Seagrave Inflatable Fest will be joining the Art Day in Park. The 'Inflatable Fest' will have several air bounce apparatus set up, and something available for all ages. The cost will be $20 for all day access.The 'Art Day' will be free admission, with art displays, and entertainment on stage as well as having a kids craft area. There will also be a barbeque and food booth set up. The Park Committee is looking for student and adult volunteers to help with these events on that day. Please email to seagrave.on.park@gmail.com for more information or to sign up. To keep up to date with all the Park happenings and event information please "Like" our page on Facebook called the Seagrave Park Committee. 
July 13th - 5:30 p.m. Christmas in July at the Miller Memorial Church. On the menu: turkey, meatballs, veggies and dessert. All you can eat for $19 per person. For tickets please call Janet at (705)786-2179. 
August 21st - 4th Line Theatre. They have also added 'Carmel' to our reservations for Friday, August 23rd. This is a continuation of 'A Couple of the Barnardo Children in Caven Township'. The story is about how they have now grown up, own a farm, and struggle during the Great Depression in 1937. Please contact Bette at (905) 985-8066 for more information.

Caesarea Nestleton Euchre: Here are the results for June 13th. Gail Crawford finished in first place, and Carter Roberts was second and also had the most lone hands. Heni Povey came in third, Judy Westall was fourth, and Doug Day finished in fifth place.Eva Kushner had the low score, and Jim Kushner had the mid score. Nestleton Euchre is held every Thursday, (except holidays) in the Nestleton Community Centre, located at 3971 Hwy 7A. Play starts at 7:30 p.m.
Blackstock & District Lions Club: We survived the rain on Thursday and barbecued for the Fun Fair at the Cartwright Central Public School. This was a fundraiser for the school to help with the replacement of the playground equipment. We enjoyed speaking with folks who had been involved with the last playground upgrade. Thank-you to everyone who is supporting this noble cause, and thank- you to CCPS staff who assisted us. This past Saturday, we were also busy at the Port Perry Fairgrounds organizing the food for the participants of the ALS Walk. This is the 13th year supporting research of ALS/Lou Gehrig's Disease through this walk in Port Perry. Team Colwell was most pleased to submit pledges of just over $4,000, which was just a small portion of the $67,000 turned in at the walk. It is expected that more funds will be coming in online at www.walktoendals.ca/durham. Thank you to all the Lions, and friends of Lions, who assisted us.
We are looking forward to Inspector Craig Hudson's presentation on Cannabis & Opioids, this Wednesday, at the Blackstock Recreation Centre beginning at 8 p.m. This is open to the public, and we hope you will join us.

​There will be an 'Artsy Afternoon' at the Bethany church on Tuesday, June 18th  at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Supplies are available for a small donation.
Happenings at the Pontypool Community Centre: Early Years playground every Tuesday from 10a.m. To 12 p.m. There will be dart games every Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $6 per person.
Euchre games are scheduled on the last Friday of each month at 7 p.m. $10 per person.
Mark your calendars for Summerfest on June 22nd,  at the Long Sault Snowmobile Club located at 320 Sandy Hook Rd. in Pontypool. The cost is $25 per family. They will be collecting personal hygiene products and condiments for the Pontypool/Bethany Food Bank. $5 per family will be donated to the Food Bank. There will also be a horseshoe tournament at an extra cost of $10 per person. There will be a lot of activities for the children such as a jumping castle, a bubble center, carnival games, and face painting. A barbeque is also provided with the festivities. Call (905) 440-0447 for more information and please RSVP to: d_forbes@hotmail.com.
If you have some news, or information about an event you would like to highlight in this column please email me at coraleeshdc@gmail.com.

​I'd like to give a big shout out to the MSIFN BRAVES.  They are first time entrants in the Dragon Boat race, and they came out out with a Gold Medal in the "D" division. Way to go!
I would also like to inform everyone that here at the First Nation, we are preparing for the Aboriginal Day Celebration. It will be a private event, however, many people have told me that they can see the fireworks display from quite a distance away.
I can be reached by email at this address: blanckwe@hotmail.com, or by phone at (905) 985-7662.

What a beautiful three days of sunshine we've had. With all the early wet weather, the growth of foliage and things planted is so evident, but on Monday, the rain was back again.
Last Sunday, the worship greeters were several of the children from the Sunday School. They celebrated another year of learning bible stories, music, crafts, snacks, and participating in the weekly worship with Minister Stephanie's 'Children's Time'. Lighting the Christ Candle was Madeline M. The readers were Bailee R., Rachell M., and Eli H. For the 'Ministry of Music', the children from the Secondary School sang, “Jesus Loves the Little Children”. There was also an action presentation to the video “We gotta get up, turn around, jump around - singing in the name of Jesus”. The children played six ukuleles to accompany their singing the song, “He's Got the Whole World in His Hands”. Great job kids! Leaders Leslie Martens and Holly Smith presented participation certificates to this great group of children. Session chair, Anne St. John, presented Leslie and Holly with tokens of appreciation for three years of great leadership and service in the church school. They will help occasionally this Fall, when the new year of Sunday School resumes, but we are still looking for more new leadership. There will be an activity centre in the Sanctuary for the children throughout June and July. In August, the Children's VIBE Camp will be held the week of August 19th.  More details will be announced later. 
The Greenbank United Church congregation will worship at the Seagrave United Church for August services. Appreciation to three people, who have been providing music leadership, were recognized by Anne and the congregation. They were: Valerie Hunter, Wilma Smith, and Doug Watson. Their talents are a blessing to all of us.
The Ministry Council Conference, held in Lindsay, was a time of business meetings, and worship.On Sunday the ordination of Daniel Reed, grandson of Pauline and the late Newton Reed, along with three other ordinates, tool place. Daniel will be ministering in a church in Toronto. He also was a VIBE leader for two years while he was finishing High School, and he will be remembered by some in our community.
On Saturday, June 15th, those wishing to visit the Islamic Centre of Oshawa, from 12 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. are asked to contact Doug Watson at (905) 852-7057 to arrange carpooling. Those attending will leave the Greenbank United Church at 11 a.m. to go to Oshawa.
June 20th - 7:30 p.m. Movie Night at the Seagrave United Church, showing, “Finding Peter Bryce- Story of a National Crime”.
Happy 19th Anniversary wishes go out to Rod and Marita Parsons whose Anniversary was on June 2nd. 
Also, Happy 45th Anniversary wishes go out to Jim and Norma Ferguson, whose special day was on June 5th.
I attended the 100th birthday celebration for Eulah (Parish) Shier on Saturday, June 8th. It was a wonderful gathering of family and friends, at the Trinity Church, in Uxbridge.  Eulah still enjoys life, and she gave recognition to her special care giver, Evelyn (Spence) Murphy, and to all the staff at Amica, which is where Eulah lives now.
Sincere sympathies go to Betty Ann Harder and her family, with the death of her mother, Oma Fife, on June 6th, in Lindsay. In her memory, a gathering was held on June 9th, at the Brett Funeral Home in Hastings. A service will come later. Continued wishes for better health go to Juli M., Betty Ann H., Shirley E., and all others who may not be well.
The Greenbank Public School did quite well at DDT and F, at the Oshawa Civic Fields last Monday. An amazing effort was given by many young athletes. The grade 1 and 2 end-of-year trip was on Monday, June 10th  and they went to the Brooks Farm. On Friday, June 14th, at 12 p.m., the Healthy Snack Program is treating the students to free pizza. On June 21st, the school Talent Show will be at 12 p.m. Visitors are welcome. The school year is quickly winding down.
June 19th, at 7 p.m. The Lions Community Award Night at the Hall. Three awards will be presented.  Friends and family are invited to attend.
Sunderland United Church Beef and Berry Bash is Sunday, June 23rd.
Please call 905-985-0535 with your news items.

​Wow, we've had sunshine for three days in a row! Things are looking up, including all those folks who were gazing into the sky and wondering what that yellow thing was up there. Hard to believe, but they just started working the field across from me, and clouds of dust are rising. Some fields are still sporting ponds of water in their midst, and housing families of baby geese.                                 
Happy birthday wishes go out go out to Ross Risebrough and Audrey Adams. On Saturday a big party was held at Trinity United to celebrate the 100th birthday of Eulah Shier. Eulah has many friends and relatives within this community, and we wish her many more years of happy, healthy living. Two more big parties were held on Sunday afternoon. Jean Harrison was celebrating her 95th birthday at the Presbyterian Church in Leaskdale, where I am sure there was a large number of friends and relatives in atendance. The party room at Shobrook was full as friends, neighbours, and relatives of all degree, gathered to wish Aileen Warren a wonderful 95th birthday. Aileen has lived in Shobrook much longer than I realized, and she loves all the activities it has to offer. She particularly loves painting. Her painting mentor spoke about her tenacity, and her determination to finish a project as being a possible reason for her longevity - since it doesn’t seem to run in the family. We wish both these ladies continued good health, both physically and mentally and wish them many more happy years. Both have serviced their communities in many ways over the years. 
On a sad note this week, Morley Ross passed away. Both Morley and his wife Laura, nee Weir, were born in the Uxbridge area and lived their married life in Leaskdale, farming, running the garage, and raising their 4 sons. Lately they lived in Douglas Crossing, only recently moving to a new location. Our sympathies go out to Laura, the boys and their families, sisters Evelyn Cox-Meek and family, and Noreen and family.
Sorry to learn too that Norm Meek suffered a fall a couple of weeks ago, leaving him with a pinched nerve which gives him great pain that the doctors can do little for. Some of you may know my friend/cousin by marriage, Ken Catherwood, who fell last week from his riding mower and broke his neck, and is now partially paralyzed and unable to breathe on his own. My sister-in-law Joan Clarke Asling also suffered an injury and broke all 3 bones in her ankle on Thursday, and is now encased in a cast from knee to toe tip. Prayers and thoughts are with them all. 
Some community members attended the Open House at the Pet Hospital, recently purchased by Dr. Rachel Stadnyk (married to Jamie Risebrough). Best wishes to Rachel with her new endeavour. 
Congratulations to Jacquelyn Smalley who just graduated from the University of Toronto's Law School. Her proud parents, Amy and Stan, attended the convocation.
A new feature is now in Sandford. A communications tower has been installed in the back yard of the store. Many residents are hoping for faster internet speed, but the tower's system will have a limited distance. 
On Sunday afternoon there was a wonderful concert at the St. Andrew’s Presbyterian church presented by Bella Nove and their guests the New Song Chancel Choir. The vocals were wonderful, and were accompanied at times by the piano, oboe, drums, guitar and organ. The finale showed off the talents of every singer resulting in a standing ovation of the very full house. 
The Church in Zephyr, last Sunday morning, was led by Elwood Kirton. The message was given by Keith, and special music was provided by Mark Profit. A special information meeting followed the service. Next week Rick McKinley will once more take the pulpit. 
The Sandford decoration is on June 23rd, at 2 p.m., and in Zephyr it will be on July 7th, at 2:30 p.m.

​It was wonderful to see 8 schools from the DDSB qualify and compete at the 2019 Ontario Skills Competition. From our area competitors were: Prince Albert School - Technology Design and Building, grades 4 - 6, member Levi Scott, and S.A.Cawker School - Construction Challenge, grades 7- 8. Congratulations to all. 
This is the time of year for graduations. Congratulations to Ericka Wilson who received from her Bachelor of Arts - Honours, in Communication from U.O.I.T, and to Jeff Wilson who received his diploma in Agriculture and Horticulture from the University of Guelph, Ridgetown. Congratulations are also extended out to to Leanne Collins who received a Nursing Degree from Nipissing University, and Laura Collin who graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the University of Guelph. We are so proud of each of you.
Our prayers go out to Ken Catherwood who is a patient in the Kingston I.C.U., after suffering a fall which broke his neck. We pray for healing for him, and also pray for Joan Asling who fell and broke three bones in her ankle this past Wednesday. After surgery on Thursday, she is feeling much better, but she knows she will spend much of the summer nursing that ankle. Our continued prayers go out for improved health for Harry Bolton, who is in the Oshawa Hospital, and who suffered several strokes. 
These past summer-like days have kept the farmers hustling to get the hay crop tended. We are so thankful for the extra help from neighbours. Several from this community attended the Fish Fry at Vroomanton United Church on Saturday evening. It was tasty. 
Our sincere sympathies go out to Laura Ross, and her family, on the passing of husband and father Morley Ross.
Please mark your calendar for Epsom-Utica’s Ham, Salad, and Strawberry Supper on July 1st  at the Utica Hall. A reminder to readers as well, that the Mount Zion church is having a pork barbeque, including entertainment on June 22nd, at 7 p.m. at the church. Tickets for adults is $20, and children 12 and under are $5. Phone Taylor at (905) 649-3332 to reserve your spot. If you know of any students who are graduating, or have any other news items, please send the information to faye.eaglesnest@gmail.com.