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iid BEF EA Re S08 Ep a ra SA a a ae A A BA : FA Xr I BP AR Cray Bh sa OAR ¢ ctipny (PFA I Wi JOR NE SLICES SPEER AC SIR ERE SAE BL Rt Sl Ba SARE JON § SRR 1A 1 | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 22, 1981 -- 31 ; yr estieton, Caesarea and area news Cb : [4 Si | by Mabel Cawker healthful, relaxing winter in Easter selection "He Lives" Correspondence included a Court Lady Snowbird Liss Chapters. Blue Ray mem- | Trust everyone within the Florida. Stan reports he with organist Mrs. L. donation from a former - Canadian Foresters bers were greeted by the i area had a joyous and mean- hasn't had a cold all winter, Malcolm accompanying. 'A member, a letter of appreci- The regular meeting of Court Worthy Patron. Fix ingful Easter--a special time and has never missed a meal warm welcome to anyone ation from Fernie House, Lady Snowbird LI930 was It was a pleasure to receive or of the year cherished by one It was indeed wonderful to who would care to join with communications from both held on Monday, April 8, at four new members into the i) and all and its religious significance is so important to worshippers around the globe with its message of faith, hope, love and life. Family News .Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mairs of Nestleton, hosted their family to an Easter dinner on Saturday evening. All members were on hand for the occasion. Mrs. Dan Girardi of Bowmanville, and Mrs. Sam Cawker of Scugog Point Rd, ere Wednesday luncheon ests and spent the aftef- noon with Mrs. Keith Wilson, son Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson and family all of Duntroon, Ont. Sunday luncheon guests at the Cawker farmstead comp- rised Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker of Oshawa. Nestleton friends extend a warm welcome home to Mr. Stanley Malcolm of "Port see him at Nestleton Church Sunday morning looking so fit. He was a dinner guest "with son Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm of Nestleton. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nottingham of Caesarea, after an enjoyable winter in Largo, Florida, with plenty of fun and relax- ation. Easter dinner guests on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nottingham, Julie and Allen, of R.R.1 Oshawa, and Mrs. and Mrs. Ken Nottingham, Teresa, Sandra and Grant from Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nottingham, Port Perry, were evening guests. Nestleton United Church Attendance was gratifying for the Sunday morning service April 19, 11.15 a.m. Rev. Victor Parsons message for the day "The Light of Easter' was based on Matthew 28: 1-20. The Scripture was read by Mr. us in worship for next Sunday. Church and Sunday School will be held at 11.15 a.m. each Sunday. Nestleton Ladies' Aid Nestleton Ladies' Aid meeting was Thursday afternoon in the Presbyterian Church. The President Mrs. S. McNeely welcomed all. A favourite Easter hymn was followed by a reading "What is Easter'? by the President. Sentence Prayers were given by each member and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. Mrs. H. Visser in charge of the: Devotional Period read from Luke 22: verses 39 - 46. Easter is Christ's agony, the cross of shame and suffer- ing. At Gethsemane He poured out His agony before God - the price He paid for our salvation. The minutes were read by the Secretary-Treasurer held on Scugog Public Library and Community Care. Arrange- ments were made to partici- pate in the Hospital Auxiliary Fair on May 2nd and the proposed Flea Market. The Roll Call was well answered by all members, and cards were signed for folks in hospital. The pro: gram was in keeping with the Easter theme. Mrs. W. Hooey read "A Road is Built so we Build Lives'. Mrs. F. Dayes read from the Comm- unity Care leaflet "Héads Bent Low'. Mrs. H. Visser read "Pass It On" then favoured with a beautiful Easter solo "Man of Sorrows'. A hymn and Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. The hostesses Mrs. F. Dayes and Mrs. H. Visser served a dainty lunch and Mrs. G. Thompson extended a vote of thanks to the host- the home of Carol Doyle, Nestleton, with 10 members and 4 visitors present. President Irene Train opened the meeting with Vice-President Lyn Bowman assisting. Secretary Carol Doyle read the minutes of the last meeting and the Commmunications. New membership Donna Bronson was accepted and warmly welcomed. It was decided to cater to a wedding on May 30th at the Community Centre. Meals on Wheels was dis- cussed and the end of the month schedule was set up. A donation of $100.00 was given to Cancer Research. Each member present donates $1.00 to this worthy cause- Cancer Research. District Deputy Joan Gibson was present at the meeting and presented a short talk on the upcoming Convention held April 11th, Chapter and a warm fratern- al welcome was extended. We trust the Order will be an inspiration to them and the work enjoyable. 'A highlight was the Organ music rendered by Grand Sentinel Brian Lee of Whitby After Chapter. closed and Officers retired, a tempting buffet lunch was enjoyed convened by Sister Frances Gibson and committee, bringing to a close a fine evening of fellowship. Nestleton Presbyterian Church A good attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church for the special Easter service on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Scripture reading - Matthew - Chapter 28 and a portion of 1st Corinthians. Rev. Fred Swann spoke on 'The Day of Resurrection' - the impact of Resurrection! Can we be Christians and not believe in --- wi 0 aX aed os i gy ly "¥ --- A I. a Wage] a ia a" JNO va oT 1% ERSTE Rr - ---- arn c MSY x Sn in PE WS NS ate. a A bh % Vw! are --~-- le 2 Bt at, 2 rte? HL Se A wy | PVE Te Se - STIRS tr a et) be LSA arin ag. Perry, who returned this Richard MacKenzie. Mrs. G. Heaslip and the esses for the enjoyable social at Bowmanville. the" Resurrection? A past Wednesday from a In the choir a trio sang an financial report given. hour. A lengthy discussion was In the "choir Peggy and big I TL. "held re-whether to hold a Alison Scott sang the beauti- 2%: draw. It was decided to ful "Holy City" accomp- PR inquire if there would be a anied by their Mother Mrs. id Flea Market at the Hall in Shirley Scott on the Organ. Es June, and perhaps have the Note: a change in time for LE draw there, as well as having next Sunday. Service will be Eh a table. held at 10 a.m. A cordial $A Meeting closed and lunch Welcome to all who are inter- 2h was served by Marg. Lee ested in attending the eh and Carol Doyle. The next Sunday worship. oe meeting will be held at Congratulations! a Marg. Jones, Scugog Point. Our heartiest Congratula- 7nd Any ladies who would be tions to David Frew who has PAR, interested in joining our just received his private at . group for an evening once a Pilot's license. David has x month please call 986-4236 always had a desire to fly J Representing Ontario County at the Junior for information. Caesarea Eurchre .A very good attendance at the weekly card party held Wednesday evening in Caesarea Community Centre sponsored bythe Ladies' Auxiliary. Results are as follows: Minnie Fisher and Val Priebe tied for first prize and has taken his training in Lindsay, and is now a comp- etent licensed Pilot. On Sunday he treated wife Leah to a little trip - her, first venture with the new pilot. From now on folks will watch David skimming about the area and think - what an exciting, interesting : . life he leads! We do wish with a score of 74 and prize : y , was split. Low - Marlene Day Wi In Bis latest Skinner with a score of 51. Wnder-taxing. To-night (Wednesday) as Sympathy a \ usual for a fun-filled even- ~ Deepest sympathy. is ex- ing. tended to Mrs. Philip Farmers' Conference '81 held recently at the Constel- lation Hotel, Toronto were left to right, back row: Rick McDougall. ner, Brian James, Stan Smalley. Front Row, left to right, Kathy Brown, Kevin Cleverdon, and Sandy Blue Ray Chapter Eight. members from Cart- wright area attended the April meeting of Blue Ray Romeril and the family in the passing of Rev. Philip Romeril in Port Perry Hospi- tal during the weekend. Rev. Romeril was well known in Fisher, Hugh McLeod, George Hewitt, Leona Hack- Chapter held in the Masonic Temple, Queen St. Port Perry, Thursday, April 14 with Worthy Matron Sister. Cartwright as he was WO minister in the Blackstock charge for a number of : «1 .~ years. He will be great] AEH Stella Dennis Residing Aas missed by a host of friends, i He he Wor ly TOR For an interesting column A rp SE po; Hoy Matrons develop the habit of report- i Fy or trons were on ing news items. Easter news ts an 9%: Tatrons w . for next week would be wel- NY hand and extended a cordial oo" Tian CT Eo welcome by tne Worthy families, etc. Phone 986-4715 $i airon, as wel as sisters by Monday morning at the 3 and brothers from other ) latest! # ha! » Guaranteed Investment Certificates Ws 1 & 2 YEAR ANNUAL 3 YEAR ANNUAL 15 3/8% 15%4% 4 YEAR ANNUAL i 5 YEAR ANNUAL i 5 YEAR MONTHLY £3 BN Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. ¥ SCUGOG FINANCIAL | © SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 BR: All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. is Representing Durham County at the Junior Janice Yellowlees, John Larmer, Valerie VanCamp, Farmer's Conference '81 held recently at the Con- ~ and Glenn McLeod. stellation Hotel, were, left to right, Dale VanCamp, i |