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Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Puddin' Contest What are you up to these days" Bored- out of sorts- a "*hang over' from the bleak November weather" Well! snap out of it- be in charge of your life- good news is on the way. The Port Perry Star is sponsoring a Christmas Pudding Contest this Yuletide Season. I'm sure those ex- perts re- the culinary art, and others as well, will want to try their skill and expertise and enter the contest. Christmas pudding is high on the list for a traditional dessert during the festive season- so- folks- join in and capture the Christmas spirit by making a rich and tasty delicious pudding complete with a tangy sauce for the Port Perry Star. Those who enter are asked to have a sample of pudding and sauce to the Star Office by Thursday, December. 12, at 4 p.m. Three cuisine experts from the Port Perry area will . nd judging the pudding. Prizes are provided by the Star- gift certificates- "meals for two." Just think you might well win and step out in style for the "special" Dinner offered by the Star. SO- get into the holiday mood and make your favourite Christmassy pudding for the com- petition. Be a winner! Nestleton Afternoon U.C.W. The November meeting of the afternoon U.C.W. was held at the at- tractive home of Neta Fish with a smaller attendance than usual. Leader Jean Williams opened the meeting with a welcome followed by a poem entitled, 'Your Problems -- My Problems' by S. Rice. Minutes were approved as read and the Treas. statement was given by Neta Fish showing a satisfactory balance. During correspondence, a sympathy card was signed for the Marlow family and a get well for Olive Heaslip who has been in hospital. During the brief business period money was voted to the Church Board. Nestleton United will host the World Day of Prayer Ser- vice, Friday, March 7th with student minister Verna Windrem as speaker. Leader Jean asked members to be thinking of sugges- tions for the 1986 programmes. The regular meeting to be held December 10th at Jean Williams' home. Bring along items for the Christmas Cheer boxes -- homemade goodies, whatever members would like to make. Neta Fish is purchasing the fruit for the boxes. Campbell Soup labels are to be taken to the Oshawa Presbyterial meeting. The interesting Worship service was presented by Jean and Leona with topic- *'Autumn" opening with "The King of Love My Shepherd Is." The key verse of Scripture was taken from Matthew 6: verses 28 & 99. It described our wearing app rel and how we should be thinking more about our actions as Christians. Some of the captions were: "Love Thy Neighbour" - this dress makes the plainest woman look lovely. A coat with the label 'Selfishness' is one we would wish to discard. One which is labelled "the Cloak of Righteousness' would be attractive to wear at any time. The Worship closed with a Prayer for more Chris- tian love to one another It was summed up -- let us be good am- bassadors for our U C.W. Roll Call was answered with a verse on Peace The meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction Lunch was served by Jean and Leona and a vote of appreciation was given by Marion Hall. Caesarea Card Party Results for last Wednesday even- ing as follows: First prize- Glenna Dean 94. Second- Pearl Day- 89. Low- Dorothy Edwards- 53. Pearl Day had 14 lone hands for the month of November. Congratulations to all. Keep in mind the annual pot luck supper for the euchre players to be held December 11th at 7 p.m. in the Caesarea Centre. Bring along a tempting casserole and have an en- joyable night out. The Ladies' Aux- iliary will extend a cordial welcome to you. Nestleton United Church Service at Nestleton United was well attended with Reg Hughes and son Donny extending the welcome at the door. Student minister Verna Windrem presented the call to wor- ship and read the Scriptures from Jeremiah and Luke. Rev. Dale Davis kept the Sunday School in- terested with his thoughts re- Christmas. This is the season of Advent- a period of waiting. For the Christian Church it has special significance: it is the time when ... for that holiday feeling! For That All washable. Pretty Little Girl ... *PARTY DRESSES -- By Chuckles, Pretty or Kricket. Velours - taffeta - voile - satin look, etc. *PRETTY SHOES -- By Savage including "Little Capezio collection" In red and black patent leather or grey, black and navy smooth leather *LINGERIE -- Just lke Mom's Christians around the world look forward to celebrating the birth of the Saviour. Student minister Ver- na lit the first Advent Candle sym- bolizing 'Hope.' A lovely duet 'My God and I" was rendered by Regenia Walker and Janice MacKenzie. Organist- Gwen Malcolm. Service closed with a rousing Christmas hymn *'Joy To The World." Next Sunday for Ad- vent II service - a warm welcome awaits you. The Bible Study for the charge held at Blackstock United Church will meet next Friday morning 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. instead of Wednesday. Cartwright Cubs and Scouts Just a friendly reminder: The Cartwright Cubs and Scouts are having a Christmas Cake drive- light or dark cake are available- made by a local bakery. For infor- mation call 986-5350. The Boy Scouts paper drive is the first Saturday in the month- next Saturday, December 7 is the next collection- so have your papers bundled and at your driveway for pickup. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 3, 1985 -- 21 Proof of Yuletide is in the pud! Caesarea Community Church A fair congregation at Caesarea Community Church with Rev. W.H. Crawford conducting the service. Daniel Pugh Jr, read the Scripture, Romans 12: 1-10. Rev. Chas. Clarke used as his theme "Sacrificing." Mrs. Kathleen Watt- organist. The Hall is progressing slow ly- most of the outside work is finished. Hopefully the inside will be ready for the Christmas programme. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Service at 11 a.m. with Rev. Fred Swann in the pulpit. Organist- Shirley Scott. Representative of the Sunday School, Joan Gibson lit the Advent Candle. A brief service was held in conjunction with the lighting entitled 'Promise of Peace.' Psalm 85 and a portion of Philippians was read. Rev. Fred Swann spoke on the third in the series of the Spiritual Gifts of Christmas entitled '**Humili- ty." Announcements including Ho- ly Communion on December 8th and the church dinner and white gift ser- vice December 15th. Try to attend for these special services. Christmas Warm thoughts... special savings 90th Birthday Celebrated Many from this area attended the 90th birthday celebration for a very lovely, popular lady, Isabella (Bella) Elford (widow of Bill Elford who grew up in Cartwright and was well known years ago). The festivities were held at her son Ken Elford's spacious home, 255 Bam- burgh Circle, Scarborough, with some one hundred relatives on hand to wish her the best. During the afternoon family members enjoyed reminiscing and catching up on the latest news. Later in the day an elegant buffet supper was a "highlight" complete with a lovely birthday cake. Isabella was the reci- pient of many appropriate gifts as well. Her immediate family- five in all- were present with the exception of Bud, Saskatchewan. Relatives from this area included George and Ella Bowers, son Earl, Arnold and Jean Williams, Fred and Mabel Dayes all of Nestleton. Other relatives came from New Liskeard, Cambridge, Manitoulin Island, Hamilton, Toronto, Oshawa, (Turn to page 43) FREE! P "OR MEN Mh "Nen you shop after excluding Frid ye For Him ... *SLACKS -- by Riveria. Completely washable. Range of colours and sizes 32 to 44 *SHIRTS -- by Arrow, Manhattan, St. Germain Plain or striped. 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