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MN. I I I HE. p= Ere ~NEW HINIIE | Es =. Hise y= ar I I I A re I rv I I I I NI I MTT TH er: TT. , TIT HRT FS ry 30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 23, 1993 Members of the 1st Port Perry Girl Guides talked to their counterparts across the nation Saturday on ham radio. It was the first time the local Guides had participated in GOTA (Guides On The Air). The North Shore Amateur Radio Club volunteered its time and radios for the event. Pictured above, radio club member Peter Johns (VE3WW2) instructs Guides (clockwise) Julia Wordley, Amy Davidson, Sarah Robb, Jodi May, and Kelly Corneal. Come and go tea held = The weekly euchre was held on Thursday evening with 10 tables. The winners for the eve- ning were Ladies: Verna Slute, Georgena McLaughlin, Alma Manns. Men: Jim Martin, Thomas Manns, Mary William- son. Lucky draws: Sara Brun- ton, Vera Fawns, Grace Manns. Glad to report that Stan Grills is coming along well after surgery and expects to be home a by llean Pugh EEE rerererrremrrrrererm A a A DS ES SS a soon. The Mystery Sister dinner will be on Wednesday 24. If any- one doesn't have a ride be at the church for 6 p.m. I'm sure every-' one will be looking forward to find out who has been sending cards and gifts. On Sunday a "Come and Go" tea to show our appreciation to Michelle Hofman who has been associate minister with the Port Perry, Prince Albert Pastorial charge for the past 18 months. Michelle finished on February 7. She was presented with a church plate from each church enclosed in a wooden frame. Judy Martin who had been church secretary for 8 years was presented a painting. We wish these two special ladies well in the future. The families of Grant and Eva Hunter had a family dinner at the Prince Albert Church on Sunday evening to help them celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Best wishes are sent from all their friends in Prince Albert. - -- THE PORT PERRY STAR OFFICE CENTRE 188 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-7383 Fax 985-3708 ~Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Glad February will soon be over..a bitterly cold month with. plenty of snow. Winter is a time of course when the earth nestles beneath a blanket of snow. Let us learn to laugh..we make life left difficult for éach other, and take each day as it comes..and self. And to be cheerful is the best promoter of health, both in mind and body. : Nestleton United Church Although the weatherman didn't cooperate, a fair atten- dance at the morning worship service 'on Sunday, Feb. 21, 1993, we had a fair congrega- tion with Reg Hughes greeting atthedoor. ; Sue Genge, diaconal Minister "doing volunteer work at North< minister | United Church, Oshawa conducted the service in the absence of our minister thused, easy speaker presented a splendid message taking as her topic "Transfiguration" bringing out changes of charac- ter, nature, different form, ap- pearance Etc, She charmed the Sunday School with her sto- ry..with some twenty little chil- dren present.' Exodus and Matthew. A lovely duet "The Wonder of It All" was sung by Regenia Walker and Shirley Jackson with organist Karen Yellowlees accompany- ing. Service closed with hymn "Tis Good, Lord, to be Here" Benediction and Three Fold Amen. NET The World Day of Prayer. will be held in Blackstock United: Church on Friday, March 5 at 2 p.m. Rev. Bessie Lane will be the guest speaker and the title of her topic "People of God: In- struments of Healing". Join in with over 170 countries in a common Service written by the .. people of Guatemala. irthday Celebration On Sat. evening Yvonne and Calvin Holland and family Neta Fish hosted a birthday party for 12 year old William Leishman of Reaboro. Family members present were mother Audrey and brothers Michael gnd Ja- mie. His father was unable to attend due to a dose of the flu. Chris Davis and Mabel Caw- ker of Scugog Pt. Road, were very pleased to have a visit and an enjoyable luncheon with Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, at their lovely home on Friday at noon. After a tempt- ing meal a video of the family was shown which proved most interesting, before we headed "for home. Claire MacKenzie read the Scripture lessons from . thers. Speci Winter carnival raised $150 for Birthday Wishes Stan McNeely of Williams Point celebrated his 92nd birth- - day on Feb. 19, 1998, Talking to Stan on the phone he seemed fine 'and in good spirits. Our "very best to a good friend..he everything will take care of it- - has reached a new plateau in hte. birthday to grands lappy ay : to grand- daughtor Cathy Cawker. of Oshawa, who was 22 years old on February 22. Cathy is at- tending Trent University in Pe- terborough and enjoying her course very much..but working hard too! . Anniversary Celebrated . A very happy anniversary to Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa who are celebrating . their 41st anniversary on Feb- ruary 22. Our very best wishes to them for. a good many years Rev. Dale Davis who is takinga FT, : brief holiday. Sue - a fluent, en-- ahea.! ve ~_ CaesareaNews Winter Carnival-If the day had been in the twenties we would have thanked the weath- erman..but the cold Shap} bet- ter than slush! Everything'is progressing well and they have reached $150 towards .play- ground equipment. The win- ners are: Puck Shooting: 1st - Pat Ferguson. 2nd - "John: McCourt, 8rd - Ryan Woods. Ball Bucket Race - A team won over B team. Sack Race - B team: won over A team. : Hockey" Game: The boys won over the fa- I thanks goes out, to: All mothers who baked, Cae: sarea Trader Sam, Cartwright Youth council, Dollar Plus Bar- gain Centre, Firefighter's Asso- ciation, L.G.A., Mother: Jack- 'Notice: Firefighters - don't forget your meeting this coming Sunday, Feb. 28. : Don't forget Tuesday is pan- cake day, 80 let us have a feast. What about that! - Nestleton Presbyterian ; Church With an average attendance, the service in Nestleton Presby- terian Church was conducted by Rev. Wm. Fairley. The hymns were played by Shirley Seott." - Responsive psalm was #2 and Scripture readings were from Exodus 24 and St. Matthew 17. Speaking of all'the turmoil in the world, Rev. Fairley referred to the question in the Scripture - Why do the heathen rage? for God has the answer to all the evilin the world. A The World Day of Prayer will be Friday, March 5, in the Unit- ed Church, Blackstock, 'this year, with all the churches par- ticipating. . " son's, Valu-Mart. fg ------------------ "Su ® EUROPE FUNDRAISER ® The 1st Port Perry Scouts are now offering DOOR-T0-DOOR DELIVERY SERVICE for your flyers, catalogues, magazines, etc. Take advantage of our one day delivery service. For more information call Larry 985-7306 rt Your Local Scouts." is bet- £4