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Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Lions Club EY Canvass Although a little under last year, the Blackstock and District Lions Club Canvass for CNIB was a suc- cessful drive for funds. The total proceeds amounted to $1,270.00. We congratulate the Lions Club...and commend them for all the good work they do. The Club wishes to thank the com- munity (Cartwright) for being so supportive in the drive...it is much appreciated! Christmas News Henry & Effa Stainton, Williams Point, hosted their family for the Yuletide festivities on Boxing Day, which included son Doug & Jan Stainton, Sandi and Jason of Oshawa, and daughter Lynne & hus- band Doug Lloyd, Lawson |, Julie & Marnie Gay of Whitby. Glenn and Arlene Malcolm, Heather, Alison & Erin, hosted the Christmas gathering for the Malcolm family on Sunday, December 27. Present to enjoy the festivities were Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, David and Joanne Malcolm and family of Nestleton, Barry and Joan Malcolm of Simcoe, Gail Malcolm of Port Perry, and Dennis and Laina Malcolm and family of Ajax. A fine celebration! Ralph and Leona Sadler of Nestleton, held the Christmas celebration for the family. Those present for the occasion were: Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jen- nifer of Corbyville and Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie of Nestleton. A nice family get-to-gether! Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie, of Nestleton, were Christmas guests with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. F. MacKenzie of Toronto, on Sat. Dec. 26th, return- ing home on Sunday after a festive time. Edgar and Anne Emerson, Nestleton, hosted the immediate family, with forty guests present for the Christmas festivities on Sunday, Dec. 27. Ten were unable to attend, including son lan and Carolyn Emerson of St. John's, New- foundland. A meaningful time for all! George and Ella Bowers of Nestleton, enjoyed having daughter Dorothy and husband Ray Carson of Dwight, to spend Christmas with them. On Christmas Day they enter- tained at the Community Centre with\son Earl, daughters Dorothy, Helens Jean and families...some gra iron and five great grandchildren. Jerry, Bert and Ralph and families dropped in on the weekend. On Sunday, Dorothy and Ray took Mom and Dad Bowers to Lindsay, to visit a niece Jackie Reynolds and family. Jean and Ar- nold Williams spent the weekend visiting Steve and Brenda Williams and family of Blind River. Avelyn Williams of Nestleton, en- joyed a few days with her daughter Phyllis and husband Doug Fallis of Bowmanville. Great celebrations! Visiting at the Sam Cawker home during the Yuletide Season were Wilfred and Jeanette Alexander of Oshawa and David and Regenia Walker of Scugog Point and children Avril and Kyle. So good to see them all! Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sunday morning, Rev. D. Kemble of Peterborough, conducted the Service with Joyce Taylor at the organ. Responsive reading 11. Script. Isaiah 40 & Matthew 3. The sermon was based on the 11th verse. A quotation from John the Baptist "He That Cometh After Me Is Mightier Than I"'...an excellent New Year message. A joint meeting will be held at Ballyduff on Sunday, Jan. 10, at 3 p.m. for Nestleton and Sot} ® [J mem vy ontario $1 ° ran structurd! a \ \ ere . THE HERITAGE MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE OUR MODEL HOME "Royal Homes Ltd. BY TRILLIUM CONSTRUCTION 655-3094 or 655-4483 Ballyduff...on notice of the Moderator...Rev. Stuart Mac- Donald. Dance A Success The New Year's Eve dance held at the Nestleton Community Cen- tre...sponsored by the Hall Board, was well attended featuring delightful music by Irwin Smith of Port Perry. A buffet lunch was en- joyed during the latter part of the evening. Our congratulations! Sympathy Extended Our deepest sympathy goes out to Henry & Effa Stainton, in the loss of Henry's brother James of Bill- ingham, Washington, USA - the first break in the family. Sorry, also, to hear of the passing of Arthur Hyland (a former resident of Nestleton) in later years a resident of the Port Perry Nursing Home. We remember his parents well Mr. and Impressive high-efficiency performance and distinctive elegance make Napoleon Stoves the leaders among airtight stoves and fireplace inserts. The durability of our fine quality woodstoves will exceed your expectations and your investment will be returned in years of enjoyment. NESTLETON AIRTIGHT STOVE CO. 7 Years in Business 1%2 Miles North of Nestleton 986-5350 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 5, 1988 -- 29 Lions CNIB fundraising drive was success Mrs. Fred Hyland - living just west of Nestleton with their three boys - Byron, Clifford & Arthur. Sympathy to his brothers and other relatives. Glad to hear that Anne Harran of Caesarea is coming along well after eye surgery. The very best wishes to you Anne from all your friends. Caesarea Community Church With a fine attendance...Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford spoke on "Making Resolutions" based on verse 15 from Exodus...**No looking back...but go- ing forward." A timely message for 1988! The Scripture was read by Dan Pugh, Sr. - Exodus 14: 19-31. Church School was held in the hall. Music supplied by Anne Maschke and Kathy Watt. Try to attend the friendly Caesarea Church next Sun- day at 11 A.M. Rob and Carol Mairs were the friendly greeters at the door with an average attendance on hand. Rev. D. Davis told an interesting story to __the children re- Sunbeams. His ser- mon was meaningful for the New Year...with many thoughts to take home. After his message Rev. Davis Ge Hearing c Aid Centre ¢f Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller"s Office - 24 Water St. S., Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO Annual Rates GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES had to attend another meeting...s0...Robt. Mairs took charge of the balance of the service. The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per will be observed next Sunday. Those who have annual reports to turn in - January 13th or before that - to Rev. Davis or Jean Ferguson. The UCW afternoon Unit will meet at the home of Jean Williams on Tuesday, Jan. 12th - 1:30 p.m. The interesting roll call - "Name one thing I can do to benefit my UCW?"' The S. Cawkers had a busy, enjoyable day of visiting on Sunday. The coffee hour was spent with Sylvia, Chandre & Jason Cawker and much pleasure for all - a nice luncheon with Diane Riccio, Jacob & son Ralph...then a delicious din- ner with Chas & Nell Cawker topped it off. What a meaningful day! Notice: The Honeydale W.I. will be held in the Municipal Hall, Port Perry, on Thursday, Jan. 7th - 2 p.m. with Helen Thomson & group in charge. An interesting feature of the meeting will be an auction sale - SO - see you there! Dennis J. 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