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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19, 1979 il Nestleton-Caesarea News Nestleton U.C.W. members and visitors present Council. The President and The Nestleton United A splendid devotional with a Sect'y are ta look after this as Church Women met at the Christmas theme was present- well as gifts and cards for sick home of Mrs. Norm. Mairs for ed by Mrs. G. Fish assisted by and shut-ins. The U.C.W. are a Christmas Pot Luck Lunch- Mrs. W. Vine. Severel caroîs ta serve lunch following the eon at 12:30 on Monday, Dec. were sung throughout and Sunday School Concert on 10. After all had partaken of cendies were lit before the Sundey, Dec. 23rd. It was the delectable array of ciosing prayer. decided that meetings in 1980 casseroles, salads and During the business period wouid be held on the 2nd desserts a time of fellowship $500 donation was voted ta the Tuesday of eech month. The was enjoyed. Church Stewards. Plans were executive wiil meet et the At 1:30 p.m. President Mrs. made for food baskets and home of the President Mrs. L. L. Malcolm opened the gfts for the three needy Malcolm ta plan the program meeting with a Christmas familles that were assigned ta for the coming year on Reading and welcomed the 15 U.C.W. by the Social Planning Thursdy, Jan. 3rd et 2:00 p.m. e . aMrs. G. Fish read e M humorous poem entitled S "After Christmas Blues" then a il jained in a contest " 'Twes the Night Before Christmas" which provided much merrment. Following the usuel Christmas gift exchange $tvthe meeting closed with the c S Mizph Benediction. Next meeting wil be heid Tuesday, January 8. Mrs. Don Frew expressed the appreciation to the hostess and group in charge. The president wished all a "Blessed Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year". Women's Institute Activities Two carloads of ladies from Nestleton attended the Summary Day for "Indoor Gardening" held at Orono on Tues., Dec. 11th. Eleven ladies completed this Women's Institute Course and seven ladies attended Summary Day. The various exhibits of macrame items, terrariums, dish gardens, all tastefully displayed were a joy to behold. Indoor Gardening slides were shown and tea and cookies enjoyed by the many W.I. members and visitors present. Court Lady Snowbird L1930 The regular meeting of Court Lady Snowbird was held on Monday, December 3 at the home of Carol Mairs, Nestleton. Vice-President Lyn Exciting News? Walter Frank Feels it is. In fact, so strongly, that NOW All of the W. Frank Real Estate Limited Offices have MAJOR REPAIR PROTECTION INSURANCE Home buyers can now feel secure about buying a resale home. And why not? After all, purchasing a home lis in most cases the largest purchase you'll make in a lifetime. Feel secure knowingthat IF the furnace breaks down IF the fridge ceases to function IF the hot water tank collapses IF a host of other items start to malfunction Relax . . because now you can buy a home complete with 365 days of pro- tection against the kind of risks that used to be uninsurable. The '365 Plan', designed with the help of Relocan Limited and the insurance ex- perts at Reed Stenhouse Limited, will cover the resale home buyer for 365 days. *Except for $100 deductible per claim For more information, please call your local W. Frank Real Estate Limited office at the following location: W. Frank Real Estate Limited REALTOR 234 King St. E., Bowmanville L1C i P5 Telephone (416) 623-3393 Toronto Line 923-9174 LOOK for '365' on one of our W. Frank resale listings, you'll know that if a major repair is needed on the home at anytime during the year after purchase, you are not responsible for the cost of repair or replacement.* If any of the service equipment - such as heating, plumbing, wiring and appli- ances, purchased with the home, breaks down or a structural defect shows up un- expectedly, you're covered. It makes sense for owners selling their own home to have the '365 Plan.' It makes their property more saleable on the real estate market and protects the buyer. Buyers can purchase this home with con- fidence and without worry. When you consider the alternatives, do you have a choice? Get the MAJOR REPAIR INSURANCE for your next home. 365 days and nights of carefree living. A PLAN FOR THOSE LITTLE THINGS YOU DIDN'T PLAN FOR M M Bowman chaired the meeting in the absence of Pres. Irene Train who was ill. The roll call of Officers was taken. There were 11 members present. Secretary Carol Doyle read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved. The communications were read, and it was moved by Marg. Lee that they be brought up under the proper order of business. Treasurer Marg. Lee reported that the organization as a very substantial bank balance. The annual Bazaar and Christmas Tea was a real success. Marg, Jones moved that all outstand- ing bills be paid. The Bazaar held on Nov. 28th was discussed in detail and by all reports members were pleased with results. Marg. Lee moved that each one bring an item per month for the penny sale of $1.00 value. Court Lady Snowbird will be meeting on Tuesday, Dec. lth at 9:00 p.m. at Carol Mairs to make up the Christmas Fruit Baskets. Anne Lee to order the fruit and other goodies from the IGA store. A decision was made to cater to a wedding on May 3, 1980, at the Nestleton Community Centre. The meeting closed and a Christmas party followed with the exchange of gifts re last years mystery Sister. A draw was then made for next year's mystery sister. Gifts were given out for all the children under 12 years old, to be taken home and put under the Christmas Tree. Next regular meeting Jan. 7th, 1980, at Helen Robinson's home. Birthday Celebrated Karen Doyle of Nestleton, was treated for supper at Mother's Pizza in Oshawa by her Mom and Dad and sister Tracy on the occasion of her 7th birthday,,Dec. 13th. After supper they visited Santa Claus and had their pictures taken. A belated "Happy Birthday" is wished to Karen. Caesarea Euchre High scores for Wednesday evening card party were: lst - Pearl Day with a 94. 2nd - Sandy Day, 3rd - John Skinner. The Caesarea Euchre Club will commence this Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. with a pot-luck supper - before the euchre. All are welcome - bring along your casserole or whatever you wish to make and have an enjoyable evening with friends within the community. Although the weatherman failed to co-operate the Musical held on Sunday after- noon, Dec. 9th, was a real treat. Ron Hewitt, a fine performer, played the electric organ and sang many favorite numbers much to the enjoy- ment of those present. A sincere thank you to Ron from the Ladies Auxiliary. Refresh- ments were served after the program. Nestleton United Church A very good attendance at the Service on Sunday, December 16th. Organ music by Mrs. L. Malcolm was enjoyed as the congregation assembled. Rev. Victor Parsons used as his sermon topic: "The Night Watch- men". Scripture taken from Ephesians: 1: 3-10 and Luke 2: 8-20. In the choir a harmonious duet was rendered by Misses Gail and Laurie Malcolm. Offering was taken by Mr. Norman Mairs and Mr. Ralph Sadler. Nestleton Sunday School Program will be held this coming Sunday, December 23rd at 7:30 p.m. in the church Sunday School room. Refresh- ments will be served by the U.C.W. after the program. Christmas Eve Service will be held December 24, at 7:30 p.m. in Blackstock United Church. Many from Nestleton are planning to attend. Family News of Interest An enjoyable pre-Christmas party was "hosted" by Bill and Mildred Fortune when the following family members were present over the past weekend: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Langfeld, Willowdale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Abbott and John, Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Terry McElwain, Robert and Scott of Gelert, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Welk, Suzanne and Lori, Eganville, and Virginia Fortune of Toronto. Weekend visitors with Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cawker, Scarborough, and Professor Kenneth Cawker of London, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker and Christie of Oshawa. Christie was celebrating her 13th birthday. To all those in hospital from the area, we extend "Warmest Christmas Wishes" for better health soon. Glad to hear that Mr. George Bowers is doing well and is finished with therapy. Sincere sympathy to our neighboring family, Murray Malcolm and four daughters in the loss of a devoted wife and mother, Joyce Malcolm who passed away Tuesçlay, December lth. Sympathy is also extended to Joyce's parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert McMullen. Nestleton-Presbyterian Church On Sunday morning at il a.m. Dec. 16th the Sacrament of Holy Communion was administered. The minister, Rev. Fred Swann spoke on "The Paradox of Christmas" - Joy and Sorrow. Concluding that we can make Christmas a happy, joyful occasion for ourselves and for Christ by REALTY LTD. BROKER 123 KING ST. W., NEWCASTLE 987-4733 623-4439 CHAPEL ST., BOWMANVILLE - Only $42,500. will move you into this 6 year old 2 storey semi with full basement and 2 bathrooms Don't delay on this great buy. Cail Chris Staple ton for further details. ORONO - Large older home on spacious lot near schools and shopping. This 2 storey home has 3 huge bedrooms, 2 baths and a unique main floor family room with fireplace. Asking $64,900. Call Chris Stapleton. 50 ACRES - just east of Newcastle, near the 401. All work- able land with new barn and well already there for you. The fast flowing creek will add to your pleasure: Only $75,000. Ask for Chris Stapleton. NEW YEAR PROJECT - Come have a look at the possibilities this massive 2 storey home offers. Move in now and do the-renovations at yowr leisure. Upper floor can be rented out as separate apartment. $56,900. Try an offer to- day. Call Chris Stapleton. HASTINGS FARM - $68,000. will buy this 71 acre farm on 45 highway It has an excellent brick home and good barns. Financing at 9%. Call now for details. 10 ACRES WITH BRICK HOME - near Rice Lake All good workable land with a well decorated home. Asking $59,900 with financing at 10%. SUPER VILLAGE HOME - 2 storeys with beautifully fin- ished pine floors, 3 large bedrooms plus den, 2 baths & central air-conditioning. Financing available to qualified pur- chasers at 10340%. M.L.S. $54,900. full price. Call for details. Af ter hours call: Josie Doxtater 983-9593 Bill Morrisoni Sr, 623-3048 Bill Morrison Jr. 987-5375 Chris Stapleton 983-5093 Ed Vanhaverbeke 987-4733 giving Him "the gift He most desireth, our humble, thankful hearts." Presbyterian Ladies Aid The members of Nestleton Ladies Aid met for their Christmas meeting in the Presbyterian Church Hall on Thursday afternoon. Pres. Mrs. H. Lee welcomed all and the meeting opened with "O Little Town of Bethlehem" and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. G. Heaslip in charge of the Devotional read a splendid article on Love as prepared for the Family Worship period. Miss Ruth Proutt, Sec'y Treas. read the minutes, gave the financial report and read several letters of appeal for funds. A hamper of a Christmas dinner will be given to a family in need and two plants for shut-ins. Baskets of fruit will be sent to four Presbyterian members over the holiday. Cards were signed for absent members and friends. A donation of $2500 was made to Fernie House in memory of Mrs. Fernie to be used for tools in their new workshop.) The roll call was answered by 13 members telling of Good Deeds during the past month. Progran - Christmas readings by Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Miss Gillson. The hymn Holy Night and the Mizpah Benediction closed this part of the meeting. The hostesses Mrs. W. McGill and Mrs. G. Heaslip served a delightful Christmas lunch and all enjoyed the social hour. Mrs. G. Thompson extended thanks to all who assisted with the pleasant meeting and best wishes were exchanged for a blessed Christmas season. Several members contributed baking to the Women's Hospital Auxiliary baking sale Dec. 14 at the hospital, Port Perry. Your correspondent extends warmest Christmas Greetings to Statesman friends, Mr. Johnny James and staff for a wonderful Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Also to area friends. News for next week phone 986-4715. Letters to Santa Dec. 15, 1979 Dear Santa, I would like a Hornetroid, Adversary set, Time Travelers, Karsio, Army playset, Corgi Superhero Vehicle Set, Mr. Mad Monster Machine, Batcyle, Air Rescue Set, Tonka Playset, Texaco Truck Set, Dual Action Stunt Set, Trail Blazer Van, Deluxe tbol Chesi, junk Ya rd, calculater, Trail Tracker Van, Pianosaurus, Racing Car Rig, Spirograph, Skidoodle, Teddy Bear, Cowboy hat. Thank You Santa Claus love Beck I have been trying to be a good boy all year and I am trying even harder now. Would you please bring me Atomic Arcade Pinball for Christmas. I am 6 years old. My sister Erin is 4 years old and has been good. She would like rub-a-dub Dolly and Tug Boat shower. We would like Hungry Hungry Hyppo game between us. We will leave you milk and cookies and carrots for your reindeer. We love you. Michael and Erin Stapleton 17 Frank St. Bowmanville, Ont. LiC 2J5 Fitness. It gives much more than it takes. TO our best friends we say thanks and hope you find the LOVE, JOY and HAPPINESS thatis Christmas! From ail of us at Vanstone Flour and Feed Mill 110 King St. W. Bowmanville G IFT SUGGESTIONS f rom WILSON'S FURNITURE Wooden Magazine Rack.....$59.95 Hall iree.................$49.0 SLargeAssortment of desks from $89.00 (Pine, maple, walnut arborite and map desks). Framed Mirrors (large size) . $99.00 China Cabinets from.... $228.00 Curio Cabinets, Wardrobe, Lamps, Rol- a-way Cots, Bunk Beds and more. WILSON'S staff and management wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! id the Town ofPickering Seaton community's new business offices at Pickering Corporate Centre are noiv open. Staff are available iveekdays fron 9:00 to 5:00 to answer questions and to discuss developient plans. 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