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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1985 Cawker family capers over a great dinner Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Family Capers Emiel's Restaurant, A delightful family Port Perry, on Sat even- party was held at some 35 ing with members of the Cawker clan out for an evening of pleasure After all had assembled we enjoyed a very satisfying turkey dinner, complete with all the trimmings - com- mencing with a pleasing SOUTH ... LOOKING INVITING??? The Largest Swimweir Store in Durham Region 1s offering Renovation Savings pr 7. 50-60% OFF ALL STOCK Our entire inventory must be cleared by September 30th when our renovations will begin Our "New Look" is coming soon! Fashion & Swimwear Downtown Oshawa 571-3329 67 King St. E., Ask About 8.8% FINANCING NO PAYMENTS UNTIL NEXT YEAR SEPT. ONLY ter «Au a, ul salad, seasoned to perfection. Later dessert and coffee added the final touch to an ex- cellent meal. An entertaining even- ing was in store. The talented, humorous Emcee Alan Cawker made the affair special and stole the show. He surely missed his calling - he should have been an entertainer. Later philosopher Sam (as he is called) commented re the family. Members were present at this love- ly party from Toronto, Collingwood, Richmond Hill, Sudbury, Waterloo, Oshawa, Manchester, Nestleton and Port Perry. Very sorry some were unable to attend - we missed you folks! Nestleton Presbyterian Church An average congrega- tion on Sunday morning. Good to have Rev. Fred Swann back from a six weeks holiday. He led with discussion on John 3: 1-18, using as his theme "Back to basics - in Education - in Religion - in personal living." An excellent sermon. Mrs. Scott - organist. Next Sunday, Nestleton Presbyterian is celebrating their An- niversary with former minister Rev. Morley Mitchell as speaker. e Rangers ¢ Bronco II's e Flaresides e F-150's ec Workmates * Explorers e Aerostars * Vans ° 4x4's SY RLe{0]0) FORO SALES LIMITED AROS 81S ming St W AM Thormmton Rg Oshawa Try and special 11 a.m this Time - attend service. Caesarea Euchre Party At the weekly Wednes- day evening Euchre at the Caesarea Centre the first prize winner was Norma Jean Newbold with 85. Second place - a tie - with Doris Rohrer and Scott Hammett each having 83. Low score - Henry . Visser - 46. Dorothy Edwards held 17 lone hands for the month of August. Congratula- tions to all. Again next Wed. at 8 p.m. for a fun evening. Caesarea Community Church With a fair attendance on Sunday, Sept. 8, 11 a.m., Rev. W.H. Crawford D.D. presented a splendid message taken from Luke, Ch.19, entitled "God Needs You." Next Sunday will be the beautiful ceremony of Baptism. Be on hand for this special day. A cordial welcome awaits you. President "Hosts"' Nestleton W.I. Meeting The September 4th meeting was held at the lovely home of Pres. Norma Frew. brought the meeting to order with a cordial welcome, the W.I. Ode and Mary Stewart Col- lect, followed by an ap- propriate reading. The roll call -"From where do you trace your faghily roots?' brought forth many interesting answers. Gwen Malcolm acted as Sec'y-Treas. in the absence of Marg. France. During cor- respondence invitations were rec'd from Bowmanville Branch for Oct. 3, held in Trinity Church, and Durham West District Anniver- sary for Oct. 23 to be held at Solina. Members are asked to take part in the programme. Both invita- tions were accepted. The Motto - *'The fami- ly scene - is it chang- ing?"" was spoken on by Kay Pickard, Convener of Family and Consumer Affairs. Kay listed many, many, changes in home life, school, church, means of transportation and so forth, and closed with '"'Desidera " Go placidly amid the noise and the haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. - sisted of She. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all per- sons. It is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful and strive to be happy. Writ- ten in 1692. The programme con- interesting readings by Irene McKee, and Norma Frew. The meeting don- cluded by singing O Canada and Institute Grace. A very nice lunch was served by Irene McKee, Mabel Dayes and hostess Norma Frew and sociability enjoyed. Doris Nottingham ex- pressed the appreciation to one and all - especial- ly to Kay Pickard for her excellent message. Eastern Star What's going on in Eastern Star circles this month? Why! a pre- showing of Autumn fashions - of course! It will be held in Port Perry High School Auditorium on Tuesday evening, September 17, 8 p.m. Good entertainment will also be a feature of in- terest. Fashion conscious folks just have to attend this major event in the world of fashion! So! get your tickets early available at Dor-Jeans's and Brock's Store. For more information see the Ad in the Port Perry Star. See you there! Social News Howard and Eileen Malcolm of Yelverton, were Sunday dinner guests with Lawrence and Gwendolyn Malcolm of Nestleton. Bruce and Elaine Fish, Lisa and Laura, of Oshawa, and Paul Vaneyk of Lotus were Sunday <cupper guests with Neta Fish of Nestleton, and a visit was enjoyed. Visiting during the MODULAR 4 SERVICING PHILIP week at the Sam Cawker farmstead were Chas and Nell Cawker of Scar- borough and sor Pro fessor Kenneth Cawker of London, Ontario. So nice to have a time of visiting with Ken. Nestleton United Church On Sunday morning with a fair attendance Rev. Dale Davis presented a timely message entitled **'Walk- ing....or Wading?' with Scripture from Matthew 14: 22-33 and Luke 13: 10-17. In the responsive reading Regenia Walker read the part of the Lay -leader taken from Psalm 69. The choir sang, "Blessed Assurance' led by Gwendolyn Malcolm - organist. The minister told an interesting story to the young fry. Offering was received by Ralph Sadler and Norm Mairs. Greeting at the door were Yvonne Priebe and Joelle and Nursery helpers were Chris Davis and Claire MacKenzie. The Nestleton Sunday School will resume fall activities next Sunday, Sept. 15. The General UCW meeting will be held at the church this coming Wed. Sept. 11, with Anita Davis special speaker - Topic - Social Issues. Roll call - bring a tea towel (wash- ed) as the supply is get- ting low. Sympathy Extended We regret very much the passing of a good neighbour and staunch friend in the person of Arthur Cox, Port Perry, who died during the past weekend very suddenly. 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