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i i ENTE Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker My humble apology to the Not- man girls...Claire & Jennifer...for leaving out their lovely vocal number a week ago, Dec. 18. They sang a duet during the offer- tory...at Nestleton Church. The song was entitled, "What Is This I See?" and they sang unaccom- panied. A terrific rendition! "(Yours truly" Unioriugate)y Church mislaid the bulletin...hence the error!) Blackstock & District (Cartwright) Lions Club The Blackstock & District Lions Club is now finished with the An- nual Canvass for the C.N.I.B. and a cheque for $2,505 was presented to the Administrator for the .Durham Region. A great suc- cess...and besides working hard for the cause, the generosity of the people of Cartwright at Christmas time...was just ter- rific! The Blackstock & District Lions Club welcomes a: new member, Mike Baker, who lives and works in Blackstock.: The Lions Club members wish everyone within the community a Happy Holiday Season...and a sincere thank you to all...for the support given to the Club this year. It was truly appreciated! Caesarea Community Church The friendly Caesarea Church welcomed a good company of "worshippers on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. for the Christmas Ser- vice. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford . conducted the service...and bas-; ed his thoughts on "Born Anew" using Scripture from Luke, read by Klass Stek. The second portion was read by Frank Arney. The minister Rev. Crawford led the Responsive reading. Carols were sung intermittently throughout the service which added to the festive occasion, with Anne Maschke presiding at the Organ. A warm welcome awaits you to share in this fine Service! - Nestleton United Church Christmas Sunday, Dec. 25, at 11:15 a.m. saw: a splendid con- gregation for Nestleton United Church, special Service, with Neta Fish extending the warm. welcome at the door. Art Weir was the Usher. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and presented an excellent message re: Christmas! from Isaiah & Luke. The choir sang, "Ring The Bells"'...and Heather Malcolm sang a solo, 'Gentle Donkey" with her mother Arlene playing the introduction. During the offer- tory, Leslie MacKenzie sang, "When A Child Is Born' accom- panied by her mother, Janice on _the piano. All through the ser- vice...Carols were sung closing with "O Little Town of. Bethlehem" ...Gwen Malcolm - organist. Our warmest wishes for good health to Nestleton Church member, George Bowers...who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital! ADEBUN || 'FOOD FOR PUPPIES Port Perry Feeds Ltd. 40 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry - 985-7363 H & M Wright Feed ~~ Co. Ltd. 14 Scugog Street, Blackstock - 986-4201 Brooklin Flour Mills Ltd. Cassels St. E: Brooklin V/ 665-4851 a Spencer's Feed Service Ltd. Greenbank . 985-3371 Family Christmas Celebrations On Sunday, Dec. 25, Glenn & Arlene Malcolm & girls hosted the Malcolm family Christmas gathering at their home Malco Farms, following Church Service. Cliff & Chris Davis, Scott & Carle, "hosted'" the Christmas celebration for mother Christina Henderson of Scotland, who is presently visiting relatives and friends' in Canada, Cliff's son, Christopher & Anna Davis of Toronto. For a nice change, the menfolk went skiing at the Devil's Elbow, Bethany. A great party! On Sunday, Ralph & Leona Sadler, Richard & Janice MacKenzie, Claire & Les, Nestleton had Christmas dinner with Ian & Gloria Scott, Charles & Jennifer of Corbyville. All en- joyed the festivities very much! On Monday, Richard & Janice and girls, were in Toronto, visiting relatives! David & Regenia Walker, Avril & Kyle, of Scugog Point, had a lovely Christmas celebration with her parents, Bert & Eugenia Hill, and son Martin, Whitby. A nice PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, January 4; 1989 -- 17 Lions Club writes out a big cheque to CNIB 'festive occasion! Edgar & Anne Emerson, Nestleton, 'hosted' a family get- to-gether for the Christmas Holidays, at their lovely old farm home at Nestleton! On Saturday, Walter & Irma Welts, Nestleton, had a Yuletide celebration at son Raynor & Kathy Welts, Nicole & Matthew's home...and on Sunday, they all celebrated with daughter Bar- bara & Ron'Pereman & Lisa at their home, Port Perry. A fine oc- casion for all the family! Mrs. Neta Fish, Blackstock, en- joyed Christmas with son Calvin Holland & wife Yvonne, and children Chad, Craig & Alanna, at their home. Keith & Rhonda Bannister, Nicole & Krista, Peterborough, were up to see grandma Neta Fish, before they left to spend Christmas in the West! : On Monday, Howard & Dorothy Lee, Nestleton, "hosted"' Christmas for their fantily, with all members present for the festive event! Barney & Dorothy McCabe of Nestleton, were in Toronto on Christmas Sunday, celebrating with their family! The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Pt. -Rd., had a special day on Christmas Sunday, having a love- ly dinner with Alan & Eleanor Cawker, family and friends, for a great day. Those present were Mike & Gisela Cawker, Aaron, Ashley & Martina, Scott & Joanne Cawker, Bronwyn & Madison, and Christie Cawker and friend Andy Birney, all of Oshawa. Other family members who dro 8 ped in during the day were An & Anne Cawker, Valerie, His & Klane of Oshawa, and Dan & Lea Kitchen, Jessica & Whitney, of Whitby, and Mark & Cindy Cawker of Courtice. Monday evening dinner guests with Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm were 'son David & Joanna Malcolm, Kingsley, Joshua, Nicholas & Marley. Friday dinner guests with Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm, Nestleton, were son Glenn & Arlene Malcolm, daughters (Turn to page 37) NEW YEAR'S LADIES' HOLIDAY WEAR Dresses -- Skirts -- Tops -- Belts -- Purses GIRLS' DRESSES CHILD 1/3 OFF" REN'S DRESS SHOES 25% OFF PULLOVERS & VESTS Men's -- Ladies' -- Children's GLOVES - MITTS - SCARVES Men's -- Ladies' -- Children' Ss Check our many In-store Speciale ff PLEASE NOTE: Until further notice BROCK'S will be / / A W / Wi / CLOSED Thursday Nights at 6:00 PM A A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE (« TNTCT-To RR hd al=To0 ANE = Tel of Al = 1 Tol oY) Er a TT ----