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Roe sa hte iy SR. x NR Na nt Ya So pn gut ot Vo we aS = Se -- -- Sot ne % a RE AE > a_i Social News of Interest Recent Florida holidayers Mrs. A. Vander Heul and Mrs. W. Davison of Nestleton returned home after an enjoyable four weeks Jan- uary vacation. Sunday when they arrived in Toronto they had an extended stay over- night at Holiday Inn, due to road conditions. Birthday Celebration Four year Katy Whitfield, older daughter of David & Judy Whitfield, Toronto, celebrated her birthday on Saturday, February 6th, with grandparents Barney and Dorothy McCabe of Nestleton present to help with the festivities. After the enjoyable birthday party with a "special cake' and all the trimmings, a delicious brunch was served. "Happy Birthday' to little Katy from this area. The same day, son Peter and Cathie McCabe welcomed their first child, 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. February 10, 1982 News from Nestleton and Caesarea area folks receiving Christmas Cheer and calendars. The Treas. Mrs. Neta Fish gave the financial report for the year Jennifer Ashley born at the Queensway Hospital in Islington - a new grandchild for Barney and Dorothy McCabe. '"Warmest Con- gratulations' on this joyous event! Pleased to report that daughter Janice McCabe who has been seriously ill in Etobicoke General Hospital is now well on the way to recovery and Janice is back home in Islington. Her parents Barney and Dorothy McCabe wish to voice appre- ciation to all for kindness and concern while Janice has been so ill. Wedding Vows Exchanged On Saturday afternoon, Nestleton, was the scene of a lovely wedding when Con- stable Bill Linington took as his bride, Donna Bardel- eden, with Rev. John Smith, Whitby, officiating at the ceremony. The wedding was held at the home of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Oppers. Later brunch was served at Donna's home to some twenty relatives and friends. A honeymoon to Florida, has been planned for March. "Heartiest Con- gratulations' for much happiness from the area. Annual Meeting of United Church Women The Nestleton U.C.W. met at the attractive home of Mrs. Marg France, Scugog Pt., Jan. 12, 2 p.m. with the president Mrs. M. Cawker in the chair. Rev. John Smith was cordially welcomed, and before installing the Officers, spoke briefly to the group expresing many thoughts re- the meaningful work the U.C.W.'s perform within the church. He commended the members for not backing away from a challenging 1982 - each one doing her share- with the talents with which she has been endowed. The officers were duly installed bv the minister for the ensuing year. Mrs. Jean Williams was elected to the Pastoral Relations Committee. The President extended a thank you to Rev. John Smith for assistance and warm words of encourage- ment for the year ahead. Members were welcomed and thanked for unfailing assistance during the year 1981. A report of the "high- lights" for the past year were listed by the President. An excellent worship period was presented by Unit leader Mrs. Gwen Malcolm taken from "Daily Blessings' by Oral Roberts. She closed with a recipe for a good year. When the roll was called, members paid their dues, and named a resolution for 1982 with many interesting comments. Minutes were read by Assist-Sec'y Mrs. leona Sadler and approved, and correspondence con- sisted of many thank you - September, 1982. Systems Specialist Systems Analyst Analyst Programmer APL Analyst Programmer Records Analyst Forms Analyst/Designer Business Systems Analyst Management Systems Professionals Careers in * Salaries currently under review. Ministry of Revenue The Management Systems Branch is scheduled to relocate to Oshawa in If your goal is to enhance your technical knowledge, develop your management skills or learn new systems, the following positions afford you the opportunity to meet your goals: $30,600 - $37,200 (File RE-441) $25,900 - $31,200* (File RE-442) $23,000 - $26,900* (File RE-443) $23,000 - $26,900* (File RE-444) $20,500 - $23,400* (File RE-435-D) $20,500 - $23,400* (File RE-436-D) $25,900 - $31,200* (File RE-445) The above positions will only be available to candidates who are willing to work in Oshawa when the Ministry Folocates. Please submit application/resume quoting Sy file number by February 26, 1982 to Ministry of Revenue, Personnel Services Branch, 77 Bloor Street West, 20th Floor, Toronto, Ontario. M7A 1X8 Equality of Opportunity for Employment. ® Ontario Public Service notes from the showing a satisfactory balance on hand. Many items of business were on the agenda, discussed, and the vote taken. The World's Day of Prayer, March 5, 2 p.m. will be "hosted" by Nestleton United Church. The 20th annual meeting of the Oshawa Presbyterial United Church Women will be held in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, Tuesday March 9, 1982. After closing with the Mizpah Benediction, refresh- ments were enjoyed- served by Mesdames Gwen Malcolm Neta Fish and hostess Marg France. Bernice Mair gave the courtesy to those respon- sible for an informative afternoon. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm a and Jove, Ajax, were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm. On Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm and girls hosted a birthday party for Jove is one year old. A most enjoyable time for the family. Those present were: Miss Gail Malcolm, Black™ stock, Mr. and Mrs. David Malcolm and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm and Jove, Ajax. Happy Birthday Jove. Church News The Nestleton Presby- terian Church cancelled their service on Sunday morning. The congrega- tional meeting also was cancelled and will be held when better weather pre- vails. Nestleton United "Church carried on, but some were unable to attend due to heavily drifted lanes. Rev. John Smith presented an interesting story for the young fry re- ways of growing. His message as usual, was meaningful to the congregation. Three new members elected to the Board of Stewards - Mrs. Jean Williams, Mrs. Janice MacKenzie and Mr. Arthur Weir were installed by the minister. A ladies' quartet sang harmoniously "Open My Eyes, That I May See." Caesarea Euchre Scores from the Wed. evening ladies auxiliary card party at Caesarea Centre were: 1. Linda Huges 87; 2. Ruth Davidge- 83; Low score- Carol MacMillan with 42. A fine evening of cards with a good atten- dance. Next Wed., as usual. Sympathy To wife Marge, other rel- atives and friends, of the late Lewis Burnett, formerly of Port Perry who passed away last week in Lindsay. Hos- pital - we extend heartfelt sympaty. Service was held Sunday afternoon in Can- nington. Lewis was a fine friend, and will be greatly missed by many folks. A Thought Although- still in the winter '"'crunch"- take com- fort in the fact that we have now passed the point of mid- winter so keep smiling, folks! Have you ever noticed the effect a happy, person brings into a roomful of people? Everyone's spirits seem to be lifted up- and happiness we are told is contagious. Phone in an item of inter- est for next week. Phone 986-4715. 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