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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 30 1988 Visitors came from all over for open house Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Wedding Anniversary Attended The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Rd. attended the 50th wed- ding anniversary of Frank & Grace Hastings of Port Perry, on Sunday afternoon. A very lovely event with a large attendance, hosted by the family, at the home of Don & Gloria Forder, on Maple Street, Port Perry. Relatives and friends were present from many points throughout Ontario. Our "warmest congratulations' to Frank and Grace...a most deser- ving couple! The Churches - An average attendance at Nestleton United Church on Sun- day, Aug. 28th at 11:15 a.m. Greeting at the door were David and Joanna Malcolm and family, with Kingsley as Usher. An in- teresting instrumental number..* Climb Every Moun- tain' by David and Ken Weir was enjoyed by all present. David played his trumpet and Ken the Electronic keyboard. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and his challenging sermon was on "Our Sense of Morality'. Closing hymn was '"Thee Will I Love"..a favourite of many folk present. The Nestleton Sunday School will resume on Sunday, Sept. 4th..the first Sunday in the month! At Caesarea Community Church on Sunday, Aug. 28, 11 a.m. saw a reasonable company of people out for Worship. Rev. Charles Clarke of Prince Albert, conducted the service and the speaker was Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford. His message was meaningful entitled, "God is our Strength" based on Isaiah 51: 4-15. The Sacrament of Holy Com- munion was conducted by Rev. C. Clarke..an impressive part of the service. The Sacrament of Bap- tism is scheduled for Sept. 11th at 11 a.m. Each event within the church is important and awe inspiring! May the congregation be a lighthouse shining in a dark world, carrying the Gospel! At the Nestleton Presbyterian Church on a dull Sunday morning, the service was held at 10 a.m. by Mr. David Faulkner of Ballyduff Church. Joyce Taylor was the able organist. Scripture reading..Psalm 130, and Mark II. The sermon was taken from parts of Mark II telling of the triumphal ride of Jesus into Jerusalem, on a colt hich had never been ridden. Sunday School classes were conducted, and attendance was up. All children are most welcome! A joint meeting of Session and Board of Managers was announc- ed for Sept. 12th, with Rev. S. FORD Mclntryre in charge. Nestleton Anniversary will be held on Sept. 11th at 11 a.m., and on Sept. 22, services will be withdrawn for Ballyduff Anniversary Service. Caesarea Euchre At the weekly game of cards the high score was taken by Fred Lawrence with 84. Second was Faith Lawrence with 78. Paul Krawets with 52. The Ladies serv- ed a nice lunch provided by Shirley Gettins. The Ladies Auxiliary have in- stalled an air purifier..to clear away the cigarette fumes..and it is working beautifully! Great work, girls! Congratulations! Blackstock (Cartwright) Fair was a very interesting, as well as successful fair, this past Satur- day. Many residents from this area were there in full force to give support to their 123rd Fall Fair, and many took part. Ralph Sadler of Nestleton, had two firsts, in the Hackney Harness class, and grandaughter, Leslie MacKenzie, won the 16 years and under class with her pony. Janice MacKenzie won third prize in the Ladies driving class! Richard MacKenzie was emcee at the fair..with many an interesting comment! Janice MacKenzie rode her saddle bred horse at Barrie..winning first prize in the Equation class. Daughter Leslie MacKenzie has had her report back re- her music examination...and we are pleased to report she received honours in both piano and vocal. Her teacher is Rebecca Helsdon of Blackstock. Port Perry Fair is all ready to go..for three exciting days, with many activities for all ages! It will be held over the Labour Day weekend (Sat., Sun. and Mon...Sept. 3rd, 4th and 5th). So - we'll meet you in the Christie Building. .Sat., Sun. or Mon. Bridal Shower Of Interest Yours truly attended the love- ly bridal shower hosted by Madeline Cawker and daughter, Wendy Gerrow of Scugog Is. on Sunday afternoon. The shower was in honour of bride-to-be Lori Young, Orono, and husband-to-be Ernie Cawker of Scugog. Relatives and friends gathered..and after Lori had opened the great variety of gifts, and a thank you to all..a tasty lunch and sociability was en- joyed. Best wishes to this young couple! Social Bits 1.awrence and Gwendolyn Come on out to an Old Fashioned One Day Fair with New ldeas ... Malcolm of Nestleton, were in Ot- tawa this past week and were overnight guests with their daughter Bonnie and Jim Bilton and family in Lyndhurst. Neta Fish of Blackstock, was an overnight guest with her sister-in- law, Heather Munroe of Sonya, this past Tuesday. Best wishes to John Hall..hope his problems will be resolved soon! He is made of durable stuff, thank goodness! So glad Bernice Mairs is home and feeling some better..she is another brick, I'll have you know! Comment: If laughter is a lux- ury it is something we can all afford! OAKWOOD FALL FAIR Come out and enjoy ... _ Tug-0-War, Log Sawing & Nail Driving. Help us celebrate 140 Years of FAIR FUN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th, 1988 Gates Open at 9:00 AM and Fair continues into the evening with a dance. Livestock Shows, 4H Competitions, Homecraft Displays, Children's Displays, Air Band Concert, Demolition Derby at 7:30 PM, Parade, Children's Entertainment, Baby Show, Dance to the music of 'DETOUR' in the evening. STEP in TIME CLOGGING Special Entertainment by 'MO VINT'. Sponsor - Victoria County Tourist Board One of the new attractions this year will be the Ontario South District Women's Institute display with president Helen McKean taking the lead. All ar- rangements have been made and we trust it will be a great success! We hope to do a little publicizing for the very fine organization. It will be an information centre with many displays..and beneficial leaflets of interest to pass along to the public. Fresh coffee and homemade cookies will be available while you have a break! Instruction with Darryl Linnington All Levels of Instruction REGISTER BEFORE SEPTEMBER 3, 1988 PAY AS YOU GO - $3.00 per lesson SATURDAY 10:00 AM to 12:00 NOON Contact Carol Doyle 986-4236 for registration. STEP in TIME CLOGGERS were honoured to be selected to perfor on Parliament Hill at the Canada Day Celebrations this hod m They will be performing at the Calgary Stampede and the circui includes 50 shows across the nation. - P Ikcuit ior 1959 MERCURY TUNE-UP SPECIAL 4 & 6 CYLINDER ? Electronic Ignition .......... $44% * V6 & V8 ! Electronic Ignition .......... $4987 * * LABOUR ONLY, parts extra * vans and Air-conditioned Vehicles extra. Engines requiring points & condenser, extra. Fuel Injection Turbo Charge, extra. OILCHANGE FILTER AND LUBRICATION SPECIAL PLUS A 15-POINT INSPECTION WW * MOST CARS * $200 extra for most imported vemcie Fiters * $2.00 extra for Premium TURBO TESTED Motor Ol * AA's Vans and Trucks Extra 139 WATER ST... 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY HERE'S WHAT WE DO: Supply and install a top-quality oil hiter - Install up to 5 litres of 10W30 motor or! 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