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of 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 20, 1990 ~ United Church penny and bake sale Saturday The Garbage Dilemma! November 19-25th is Recycling Week. Let us all do our share in this garbage crisis to help preserve Canada! A better en- vironment depends on you and me. Let us set goals to reduce gar- bage. Everyone in the Township is invited to 'join the war on gar- bage." Let's get with it! Reduce - Reuse - Recycle! A few tips To Reduce - 1. Buy refillable con- tainers. 2. Buy food in bulk to reduce waste. To Re-use - 1. Give old magazines and books to hospitals or senior citizens homes. 2. Give old clothes, furniture, etc. to charitable organizations. To Re-cycle - 1. metal cans, glass, plastic pop bottles, newspapers & batteries. 2. Buy re-cycled items. Free Pickup & Delivery Free Estimates COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY 105-328-1156 We can start with this very newspaper when you have finish- ed reading it; drop it in with your papers for re-cycling. Let us make Re-cycling week '90 a great success! Let's alldo a little! Let us put our ideas into ac- tion. As consumers, we have to * stop aggravating the problem of pollution, instead, we must become part of the solution. We certainly can make a dif- ference! for a new image - for a new decade - let's Re-duce - Re- use - Re-cycle! Nestleton Presbyterian Church On a beautiful sunny morning, the service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church was in charge of Rev. Wm. Fairley at 11 a.m. In the absence of the organist, Mrs. Shirley Scott played the hymns. DONNA ANDERSON This Christmas give a cherished memory to be treasured always ... give a FAMILY PORTRAIT Portraits by Goguen will take your portrait in the comfort and convenience of your home. Call for November sitting ... 985-2866 An excellent story for the Sun- day School pupils centred around a bar of soap. Scripture readings were Psalm 76 responsively and also from Zephaniah I, and St. Matthew. The sermon was on dealing with anger - of two kinds - human anger - and the anger of God. Service at 11 a.m. next Sunday with Rev. Wm. Fairley in the pulpit. Come and worship with us! 50th Anniversary Celebrated Recently, a 50th anniversary celebration was held for Len & Doris Prout of Don Mills and sum- mer residents of Caesarea. Their immediate family Barry & Joanne, Keith & Nancy, and Elaine & Ron Kimmell and their families (7 grandchildren) were all present for this special occa- sion, as well as other family members and many close friends. All in all about 60 guests were on hand for the festive, happy event. A most enjoyable affair! Our very best wishes to Len & Doris Prout from this area for many more years of happiness together! Nestleton United Church With Richard & Janice MacKenzie greeting at the door on Sunday, November 18 at 11:15 a.m. the service was in charge of ministers Rev. Dale Davis and Kay Heuer, sharing the service! Rev. Dale Davis spoke on the subject of "Talents." Everyone has talents and every talent is needed, necessary and vital to the community in which we live. We are called to be Christ's Disciples! Scripture was read by Kay Heuer and Reg. Hughes. Rev. Dale led the S.S. children with theme centred around The Lord's Prayer. The Quintet sang "Come As A Child" with our able musician. Carol Mairs at the piano. Kay Heuer was introduced and warmly welcomed by Rev. Dale Davis. Kay told the congregation a little about her background and training at the Centre for Chris- tian Studies. We do welcome Kay to our church and community and PAUL VAN CAMP CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT FREE presents a GST SEMINAR for .... RETAIL, FARMING, REAL ESTATE SERVICES and other SMALL BUSINESSES -- Be Prepared Now -- Seminar Dates Available TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th - 7:00 PM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th - 7:00 PM WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th - 7:00 PM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8th - 10:00 AM Call early for registration, as enrollment is limited. 985-9725 204 CASIMIR ST., PORT PERRY RE TLL THN Ee pe trust she will enjoy her time with the folks of Blackstock and Nestleton congregations. A large congregation of members and quite a number of visitors witnessed the beautiful ceremony of Baptism - a symbolic rite with deep religious significance. Visitors were welcomed by the minister and members of the congregation. We welcome into our church and community small Brittany Deanne, daughter of Muriel & Butch Simms, and Katrina Lynn, daughter of Wilma & Tom Wot- ten. Assisting Rev. Davis with the ceremony were Kay Heuer (our assistant minister) and Clerk of Session Richard MacKenzie. Our best wishes to these young families! After the service their parents were guests of honour of the two occasions. Offering received by Reg Hughes & Richard MacKenzie. Service closed with hymn "In Loving Partnership' Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Our "best wishes" to friends in hospital from the Charge - Irene McKee and Belle Werry. Family News Don't forget the Penny and Bake Sale on Saturday, December 1 at the Blackstock United Church, 12:30 p.m. spon- sored by the Blackstock Lioness Club. Afternoon tea plus draws and door prizes. So glad Norma Frew is home from Oshawa hospital since surgery; and is gaining strength. She will soon be her old self again! Best wishes to her! Very saddened to learn of the passing of Mrs. John (Elsie) Dob- son of Uxbridge, we knew her well I gaging ve dary. sandh -hihthbhatofuniiihs a dada SJ ddan iy o_o dh aa some years ago! A very tne musician! Sympathy to her hus- band John and family. Mrs. Neta Fish attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Roger & Melinda Fish of Sonya, held at the Legion Hall in Port Perry on Saturday evening. A fine number were on hand to wish them well. An enjoyable event! Our best to them! Michael Leishman & friend Vicki of Reaboro, were weekend guests with Neta Fish. Neta was keeping the Holland children and William Leishman for the weekend while their parents went shopping. She had a great visit with her grandchildren - six in all! The S. Cawkers, Scugog Pt. Rd., enjoyed having the deer hunters from the Oshawa area for the four day hunt! Hope to see them again next year. The S. Cawkers had a lovely visit and luncheon with Alan & Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa this past week. Bazaar & Tea Keep in mind the annual bazaar & tea to be held in Nestleton Com- munity Centre on Thursday even- ing, Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. spon- sored by the Court Lady Snowbirds LI930. Many features are included this year - bake table, lovely Christmas crafts, penny sale and a refreshing cup of tea. Draws will be held on a china doll, afghan, doilies, and a hamper of groceries. To top it off - good entertainment is planned as well! SO! Let's see you there! It will be a great occasion! You just don't want to miss it! Thought: Be kind to your friends. If it weren't for them; you'd be a total stranger! itbddddd Just when I thought it was safe to take the golf clubs out of the car, wouldn't you know, the weatherman did a turn around and decided that it wasn't time for old man winter after all. I'm not complaining mind you, because after that blustery weekend just past, the 60 degree plus weather was most welcome. And yes, it was nice to do a few extra rounds of golf. Who needs to go south? This week, Church & Sunday school will be held in Utica at 11:00 a.m.. Choir practise is at the Sobil's on Thursday at 8 p.m.. Friday is euchre night at Utica Hall starting at 8 p.m.. Come on out, you will be most welcome. The Sutcliffe family took ad- vantage of the opportunity to tour the submarine HMCS Okanagan while it was in port at Oshawa on Friday. November seems to be the month that children in this area celebrate birthdays and I have been remiss in noting some of them that I am aware of, so here goes. It was a year ago on the 6th of November that the Scott family had all the excitement at their home with the birth of their son who is truly a Utica born baby. Belated happy birthday to Robert. And how could I forget that sweet little girl who lives next door. Cassandra Aked shared her birthday cake with her friends at the day care on the 14th. Happy birthday Cassandra and also mother Alison who was one year older too. Birthday greetings to another young lady Mrs. Irene Fielding who has her special day today (Monday). Lorne & Eileen Slute visited on Sunday with son Brian and fami- ly at Cookstown. The Bill Slute family were Saturday supper guests to celebrate Bill's birthday. Last Monday, Eileen Slute, Nancy Skelding and Melba McKay attended the York U.C.W. Presbyterial Fall Rally held at Markham. On Wednesday Mrs. Crosier, Eileen Slute and Jean Holtby at- tended the 0.A.S.W.T. Banquet and meeting at Sunderland. WE CAN HELP GET CUSTOMERS INTO YOUR STORE BUT THE REST IS UP TO YOU! PRICE - SELECTION - CONVENIENCE They're all important factors when a customer is ready to buy, but in the end it really comes down to SERVICE. Let the Star help make your business known to over 20,000 potential customers each week. "We can deliver the message, but we can't close the sale....that's up to you!" For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 NER. -- WIR Sina Nl se