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- 2 "A Family Tradition for 128 Years" TT a -- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Oct. 25, 1994 - BS Sympathy extended to area families Mabel (oF=1""] (1g UCW Meeting Seven UCW ladies met at the home of Ina Davis, Caesarea, on Wednesday, Oct. 12. President Karen Yellowlees welcomed the members and called the roll - "A cultural event I enjoyed", and read a poem "Family and Friends". The treasurer's report was given by Kay Notman. Neta Fish made a motion that we make our yearly donation to M&S, and a sum of money to be donated to Nestleton United Church as there has been much expenditure this year. Motion carried. Variety night was discussed. Wednesday, Oct. 19 is the birth- day party at the Villa and vol- unteers were requested for that afternoon at 2 p.m. Discussion re community care. Possible ca- tering for next year. The Dur- ham Region Federation Ban- quet was discussed. Karen was in charge of the Devotional which was based on "dreams". A lovely lunch was served by host- ess Ina at the close. Happy Event On Oct. 19, in Community Memorial Hospital, Terry Ste- venson and Deborah Short Ste- venson of Morris Lane, Scugog Point, were delighted to have an 8 1b. 2 0z. baby boy born to them. His name is MacKenzie Terry Short Stevenson. Our very best wishes to this little family! Sympathy Extended Sincere sympathy to Joyce Taylor of Blackstock re the passing of her beloved mother Sarah Noble of Uxbridge and be sadly missed. Sympathy also to the family and friends of Jim Souter, Scu- gog Point, who has passed awa in Community Memorial Hospi- tal, interment in Nestleton Ce- metery. He was a good friend of yours truly, years ago. Family News Sister-in-law Neta Fish of Ed- gerton Road and niece Christie Munroe of Sonya visited with Heather Munroe, who is living at Lakeview Manor, Beaverton, in a very beautiful senior home. An enjoyable visit ensued! We trust for better health for sympathy to other members of Heather! the family. She was 93 years old and a very lovely lady. She will Nestleton United Church GRAND AM 1995 Pontiac GRAND AM SE COUPE Y driver's side air bag Y 4-wheel anti-lock brake system Y power door locks Y rear seat heat ducts Y reclining bucket seats 38 at BUILT FOR DRIVERS og PRICED RIGHT! Rm * Based on a 36 month lease for vehicle equipped as described. A minimum down payment of $2,400 and $300 security deposit are required. Some mileage conditions apply. Freight ($595), license, insurance and taxes not included. Offer applies to 1995 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Dealer may sell/lease for less. Offer applies to qualified retail customers only. Limited time offer may not be combined or used with other offers. See your Dealer for details. ' 523 PER MONTH OVER 56 MONTHS OR PURCHASE FOR S14.488 2 | / / PRICED RIGHT /, Y rear spoiler Y tinted glass Y AM/FM stereo cassette Y power steering Y 5-speed transmission Y 145 H.P. DOHC 2.3 litre MFI L4 engine PONTIAC On a beautiful Sunday morn- ing, Ina Davis welcomed many worshippers to the service at Nestleton United at 11:16 a.m. Carol Mairs, the pianist. Rev. David Shearman conducted the service and opened with the Call to Worship and hymn "Dear Lord, Whose Loving Eyes Can See" followed by confession with all taking part. The children's theme was in- teresting and Rev. David kept the small fry on their toes! The minister's message for the congregation was impres- sive with "food for thought". Scripture from Hebrews and Mark read by Glenn Malcolm. Offering received by Reg. Hughes and Carol Hill, and the Doxology was sung. After a beautiful old hymn "My Faith Looks Up To Thee" (1808-1887), Benediction and singing "Go Now In Peace" followed by Amen! Notice Keep in mind next Sunday, Oct. 30 will be Nestleton United Anniversary at 11:15 a.m. Guest speaker Rev. Bruce White, Chaplain at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Black- stock service withdrawn so that all may worship together. Nestleton Presbyterian Church In the absence of Rev. Fair- ley, the regular service at 11 a.m. in Nestleton Presbyterian was in charge of Michelle Hof- man, B.A., Master of Religious Education (of the United Church), a Diaconal Minister whoislivingin Port Perry. After the reading of the Re- sponsive Psalm, the children's message was summed up in "God Loves You". The Scripture readings were from Job 42 and St. Mark 10. Ushers were Graham Ham and Barney McCabe. The flowers in memory of the late Sarah Noble were placed by her daughter Joyce Taylor. The sermon was on the heal- ing and restoring of sight to blind Bartimaeous - Mark 10 - Verses 46 to 52, in response to his cry "Jesus Have Mercy On Me". Next Sunday, Rev. Fairley will conduct the regular service atlla.m. LET US WELCOME YOU! "Weameago SINCE 920 Our Hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful information about your new community 985-0002 | ADVERTISING DEADLINES REAL ESTATE 5:00 P.M. Thursday DISPLAY ADVERTISING 12 NOON MONDAY a an A --------