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by Mrs. Mabel Cawker People in Action Four members of the Nestleton U.C.W. attended the Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Regional meeting this past Monday, October 26, held at St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville with a large attendance. The noon luncheon was delicious and well served - and the Panel re - "Christian Moral- ity To-day" with Moderator Rev. Ed. Schamerhorn - worthwhile. S Don and Norma Frew, Nestleton, attended a very interesting Conference on "English Genealogical Sources' held at the Holiday Inn, Toronto, for three days - Oct. 23 - 25th. Many special speakers from England, and the Mormon Church in Utah, U.S.A. gave indepth infor- mation re- tracing ancestors. Norm and Bernice Mairs, Nestleton, attended the wedding of Norm's niece, Sherry Sellers and Bill Ratz on Saturday . afternoon in Trinity United Church, Collingwood. Rev. Samual Fuller officiated at the impressive candle lighting ceremony at 4 p.m. The reception was held at School House Lane with 140 guests present for the occasion. Corporal W. Elsie 8S. Smith, member of the i Canadian Armed Forces, was home for a week from Halifax, Nova Scotia to visit 5 SH WA = REMORSE PREPARE He REA AE PE Midis rca a EES SER ASE SSM SLD a. "Bl hte CLARA attended the sunday morning servie at Myrtle United Church when the minister, Mr. Fred Walker spoke on 'Pleasing to Every- one but One". The choir sang "God Can Do Anything but Fail" and Janet Stachow sang a solo "I Don't Have to Wait until I'm Grown Up". Tickets are all gone for the HELPFUL HINT Instead of giving your dog a regular bath, rub baking soda into his coat thoroughly then brush off. This deodor- izes as well as cleans. NEED PHOTO COPIES? We can do them for you.. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 'A large congregation with Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Holroyd, Caesarea. Also, celebrated Thanksgiving and Mother and daughter birthdays. Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of Port Perry as well. On Friday evening a birth- day celebration was held at Crandell's River Boat with Birthday cake and all the trimmings. The honoured guest - Diane Slute of R.R.1, Oshawa. Those present for the '"'gala" event were the Mairs and the Slute families. Happy Birthday, Diane! Mabel Cawker of Nestleton. attended the Women's Insti- tute Course on 'Foods for all Seasons" held at the home of Thelma McCreight, Bay st. Port Perry on Thursday - 10 am. - 4 pm. with 14 members present. The leaders Clara Warren and Thelma McCreight skillfully taught the basic principles of cooking the nutritious foods, and members enjoyed the assortment of delicious dishes at the noon hour topped off with tea or coffee. These courses are planned to assist women in being expert Homemakers and are free to Women's groups through the Ministry of Agr & Food, Home Economics Branch. Friday overnight guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm were Mr. and Mrs. Van Nest of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm and Jove of Ajax were Satur- Myrtle area news Turkey Supper this Satur- day Nov. 7 at 5:30 p.m. Thanks for supporting the U.C.W. On Saturday evening Nov. 14th the Oshawa Salvation Army Band, Singing Company and Junior Band will present a conert in Myrtle United Church at 7 p.m. Tickets are available from members of Myrtle Choir on at the door. To reserve tickets telephone Mrs. K. Peters, 655-8078. Proceeds will go towards uniform for the choir. Admission is $2.00 for Adults and Children $1.00. Congratulations to John Stachow who obtained his Secondary School Honour Graduation Diploma at the recent Anderson Collegiate Graduation Program. John is now attending McMaster University in Hamilton. The Annual Christmas Pot-Luck = Supper and Concert will be held in Myrtle United Church on Saturday December 19th. Circle this date on your calendar. en Gn ae Sm eG ee Ge So Ge GS GS GR Ge Gee Ge GG Gu 6 YY WR Y ww ww a a na WW EW WY WES WES WEY ME WEY WE WE WE WS We WE WE We We ey Wa ey mw CANADA SAVINGS BONDS 19.9% FIRST YEAR November 1, 1981 to November 6, 1981 -39% WOOD GUNDY LTD. has appointed SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES y as subagent tosell these bonds. 1 250 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-3832 WA ITE. Tres' ig . FL a% LEN NE PET PR VE PT FE ad Fork day overnight guests of his parents and attended the Hallowe'en dance held in the Nestleton Community Centre. Ed and Anne Emerson of Emerson's Beach were Sunday afternoon tea guests of the Sam Cawkers, Scugog Point Road - and Grant and: Curtis Cawker, Oshawa were dinner guests. The Nestleton folk who attended the Anniversary Service at Blackstock United Church on Sunday Morning found the choir music excellent and Dr. W. F. Banister's message most inspiring. LLP I FER A, . 48 ; ed vn Ave) JERE LE AE by [ER SEAR SEA GET ALN EVVIOSF ET LOAVES WORF BEFUS LSA el ae ve is Ld x TES) NS AR - boun ¥ * da Paks 2 IP AY. +i SC EA . oY ML, b) Sa 4 Ap Mk Caesarea Euchre Scores Linda Hughes - 96. Doris Nottingham - 79. Doris Grills - 37. A good turnout. Next Wed. (to-night) for an exciting game with fellow- ship and fun galore. Try to attend. Congratulations Belated congratulations to Glenn and Arlene Malcolm of Nestleton on the arrival of their little daughter, Erin Lee, a wee sister for Heather and Alison. Get Well Wishes Very pleased to hear that our good friend Mr. George Skerratt of Prince Albert is 4 RIL. 2 AE CIN LAA BS ~ on I A TD SR Te PAE Ld ; U3 SERN ER ACRR010 Be, WES SS TRAN ERR AR CRE Rd 1 OF ST EO Rt Ba Se 0 EAST AN, FTP Aer RAL BATE IAAT Bes od PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 4, 1981 -- 23 Nestleton, Caesarea area news progressing well in Oshawa Hospital, and has been up walking around this past week. 'Warmest Wishes" for the best of health soon from a "'host" of friends. Pleased to report also that Paul Mappin of Nestleton, is coming along well- rises early in the morning and is assisting with the chores and helping in many other ways as well. Keep up the good work, Paul. In the Nestleton Presby- terian Church on Sunday morning, November 1, Rev. Fred Swann spoke on "The Beatitudes" - Blessed are the meek, using Scripture, 'Aa AMI F Zhi. eS ELEN YL Pe SE Fe HIE EI ae EL Et LS * $ ~ «Lay tp id ; & » ' > Lr 4 '} ' ¥ \d at patel 38 J £0 vi 4 Fs yt vy tf LAA pedi Kel st Bris tg ka Ba alr" "Ww i gpg in A Matthew 5: 1-12. Mrs. Shirley Scott - organist. Service next Sunday, Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. A welcome to all. Re - Hallowe'en - trust the small fry had an exciting evening dressing up and looking for a small treat - and those expecting "'trick or treat" callers welcomed them warmly. It's a great - once a year evening for the kids - we had some real cute ghosts, goblins etc. in our area at Scugog Point Road, and we didn't hear of a single prank! Next week phone 986-4715 for news or send it in by mail Thank you. bile constructed, replacing those lost when the town was almost totally razed by fireinthe previous year. AS A CLASSIC example of Ontario Victorian architecture we have, during this past summer, performed extensive res- torationtoour building. WE ARE PROUD to provide this "new" look to Queen Street in Port Perry and want to celebrate with you, and thank you for your past support to our shop - Settlement House. COME VISIT US on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. Coffee and treats will be served all day ... AND WE WILL PAY THE "SALES TAX" on any purchase made that day. START YOUR Christmas home decorating and gift shopping duringour celebration" and SAVE THE TAX! 183 Queen You'll enjoy shoppingat .... 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