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Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Christmas Time Christmas is on the way! We hear it whispered ... sung and shouted ... This is a wonderful time of year ... so let us get into the spirit of the Christmassy season just ahead ... and make it a joyous time for fami- ly ... friends ... neighbours ... those in need ... the ill and so forth. A real time of happiness as we decorate ... plan ... cook ... entertain ... and above all worship. Let us make the most of it -- it will never be 1985 again! A Merry Christmas to one and all ... wherever you may be. Birthday Celebrated Irene McKee had a very pleasant surprise on Saturday afternoon when 50-60 members of the family and friends gathered at the Nestleton Community Centre to shower her with "Best Wishes' on her 75th birthday. Just about all the family were present - a few from the Yukon were unable to attend. A lovely dinner complete with birth- day cake and all the trimmings was enjoyed. Irene was the recipient of many birthday cards and ap- propriate gifts at this "gala' party. A very festive event and the area ex- tend "warmest wishes' to Irene for many more such wonderful occasions. Nestleton United Church With Glenn and Arlene Malcolm, Heather, Alison, Erin and cousin Leta Malcolm greeting at the door - Sunday service was a highlight in the lives of both Sunday School and congregation in Nestleton United with Rev. Dale Davis conducting the service. This was White Gift Sunday when folks present gifts for the needy. The III Advent candle was lit representing Peace. The children's theme was a guessing game ending up with a surprise for all present. The Junior Choir sang a fine number with Janice MacKenzie leading and Betty Headon playing the piano. The large congregation witnessed the beautiful ceremony of baptism when Johnathan Henry, lit- tle son of Tom and Wilma Wotten, Caesarea was baptized by Rev. Dale Davis assisted by Clerk of Session Lawrence Malcolm. A baptismal tells a real story - a step in the right direction naming a child and admit- ting the child to the Christian Com- munity. We welcome Johnathan Henry as a member of our family of God. Rev. Dale Davis rendered a very thought-provoking III Advent sermon re- modern attitudes versus that of Mary in her acceptance of her role as the Mother of Jesus, bas- ed on Scripture from Isaiah and Luke. Organist- Gwen Malcolm for the service. Baptismal Party After the service on Sunday at Win special thanks for your warmth and friendship we wish you a very Nestleton United a lovely Baptismal luncheon was "hosted' by grand- parents John and Tina Wolters at their home, R.R. 1, Blackstock for family and friends. Approximately thirty were present for this mean- ingful event re- small Johnathan Henry. : Family Activities Curtis Cawker and Robert Smith of Oshawa were Sunday afternoon guests at the S. Cawker homestead -- 'causing quite a stir about the farm on their all-Terrain vehicles! How nice to welcome the boys to the farm - and after the outdoor activi- ty was over with, we had the pleasure of their company for lunch. Mrs. Neta Fish spent the weekend in Bowmanville with her son Calvin and Yvonne Holland and little fami- ly. A very enjoyable weekend! Don and Norma Frew of Nestleton, were in Norwich a week ago visiting with Don's mother- Mrs. Jack Frew who is in Mount Pleasant Nursing Home. She isn't a bit well, but we trust she'll have better health soon. Best wishes to Mrs. Frew Sr. from this area. The Open House at the Blackstock Manse "hosted" by Rev. Dale and Anita Davis this past week was a lovely event! The friendliness and warmth of the host and hostess plus the delicious food was heart warm- ing. Good to have a visit with the Blackstock folks as well. How nice to meet Elaine Barber again! A very enjoyable occasion! Carl and Dale Muirhead, Chad and Krista, Scugog Point, attended a pre-Christmas party held at the home of Laverne and Suzanne Muirhead of Pontypool, on Sunday afternoon. As well ... little Krista celebrated her second birthday with a Teddy Bear cake and all the trim- mings. The entire Muirhead family were present ... 20 folks in all. A real get together! PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 17, 1985 -- 23 Christmas is sung, shouted and whispered Treasurer, presented the financial statement. Plain cookies and beverage was planned for the Sun- day School concert on December 22nd. Programs were discussed for 1986 and some changes made. The theme for next year will be * 'Our Native People.' After the meeting closed with Benedication, 17 boxes of Christmas Cheer were packed for shut-ins etc. and later delivered. Cake, tea and coffee was served by Jean and Helen. An enjoyable afternoon! Blue Ray Chapter Christmas Party Blue Ray had a very fine meeting and Christmas party held December 12 in the Masonic Tem- ple, Port Perry, with Worthy Matron Marguerite Mitchell assisted by Worthy Patron Chris Dennis extending a warm fraternal welcome in the East to many sisters and brothers from other Chapters. The brief business meeting was car- ried out in record time. Before Chapter closed we were pleased to have Audrey Martin and Ken Sum- merford of the Grand Executive speak to us from Durham Chapter. After closing members retired to the lower ahll for a 'gala' party with Carol Morrow at the piano. Santa was a jolly, welcome guest .. distributing the colourfully wrapped gifts. Lovely refreshments were served buffet style convened by Elsie Wilbur, Deb Davis, Pauline Pavlik, Noreen Trudel, Paula Copithorn and Marg Jeffrey. A White Elephant table was a feature and many sales were made - con- vened by Marilyn Jones. Eastern Star Mugs were sold- money to be turned in to Estarl- Marg McCombe - convenor of this project. Inspection will be held in January so all officers will be on their "toes' for this big night in the Chapter. A delicious Christmas pot luck dinner was held at the home of Marg Jeffrey, Port Perry, December 9th for the past Matrons Club of Blue Ray. Our Worthy Matron wa also an invited guest. After dining in style a brief business meeting was chaired by President Joyce Taylor. An auction sale was of interest which netted the club $31.75. The next meeting will be held at the home of Marj McCombe, April 21st and a 50-50 draw will be featured. At the close a vote of thanks was (Turn to page 31) "Custome: satisfaction is being VERY SATISFIED!" Satisfied Check out just one of the reason why we're one of the biggest GM dealers around ... If your last deal for automotive service or new /used car purchase wasn't the most satisfying experience it could be COME SEE GUS BROWN'S! 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