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[0 a Bel Nestleton, Caesarea news by Mabel Cawker A'Variety Fair of Interest Congratulations to our neighbouring: village of + Blackstock on a very successful 114th Fair. Beginning with a colourful parade, with large crowds, excellent weather prevailing and the better than ever calibre of displays. Lots of activities for every age -'a great rural oriented Fair - livestock classes for horses, women's, children's school exhibits, "The International Year of the Child', the Amateur show - a new venture, all proved to be an exciting part of the fair to mention a few. . It must be rewarding to the Fair Board -and other interested person- nel to plan and carry out such an event. It was good to see many local folk partici- pating in the many different features at the fair. What a thrill to have one's name called on the P.A. system by the genial master of ceremonies Glenn Larmer ° to inform that your cattle are out at the homestead. After the Cawkers beating a hasty retreat -and missing out on the beef barbecue we found that thanks to kindly and concerned neighbours every- thing was under control - the 10th Concession being rela- tively safe for motor transit and the Frew corn crop intact. North Nestleton United + Church At the Sunday morning Service Rev. Victor Parsons chose "A Quiet Time" as Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation INTEREST D For 5 Years DON FORDER Insurance Ltd. & TERMGUARD % 24 Water St., Port Perry 985-8471 SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY PAI ANNUALLY theme for his message reading Bible passages John 6: 22-35. A splendid sermon for every day living. (a few excerpts). Tensions and pressures in modern living are great, no matter how we are we have our breaking points - the mind is often interrupted and disturbed with the bustle and confusion of todays living and we have to cultivate the art of living. How do we acquire peace - time for meditation and reflection? Our forefathers set aside a special hour each day for quiet and meditation. We all need a period of quiet. Mr. Parsons referred to the Hymn "Will Your Anchor Hold" which was sung with spirit. "At quiet time" we become more aware of the need of our souls - we need to be still and know God. Ushers were Mr. Ralph Sadler and Mr. Norma Mairs, and Mrs. L. Malcolm presided at the organ. Many visitors were welcomed. Service will be held next Sunday at the usual hour 11:15 a.m. Those who care to attend will be cordial- ly welcomed. Family Interests Mrs. Neta Fish, Nestleton, hosted a pre-nuptial shower at her home Wednesday evening last for Denice Edgerton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Edgerton of Blackstock, who will become the bride of Robert Baxter of Oshawa, on Satur- day, September 15, in St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock. Some 40 guests attended the shower and U.C.W. Pres. Mrs. L. Malcolm gave the Address to the bride to be. Appropriate readings were given by Helen Campbell, Mrs. Harris and Gail Malcolm. An interesting contest was conducted by Jean Williams. Many lovely, useful gifts were received by Donna. fe Grahame' and Neta Fish attended the wedding of Donna Wilson and Robert Skitch of Oshawa, held on Saturday evening at Kings- view Church, Oshawa. The Reception was held. at Carousel Inn, Oshawa. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman, Jamie and Michael of Reaboro, Mrs. Victor Bannister, Calvin and Vicki of Lindsay, and Rhonda Jacobs of Black- stock, attended a birthday celebration at the home of Grahame and Neta Fish. Those celebrating were: Mrs. Jim Leishman (Audrey), Michael, Jamie and Vicki. Granddaughter Karen Bannister, Lindsay, visited with Grahame and Neta during the past week. "Happy Birthday' to all. Mr. Bruce Heaslip accom- panied Olive home for Saturday evening supper. Mrs. Alvin Bruce, Manches- ter, was an overnight and Sunday guest with Olive Heaslip and attended the morning service at North Nestleton Church with her. * Philip and Violet Langfeld, Willowdale, son and daugh- ter-in-law of Lucy Donneral, Nestleton, brought Evie and SCAG 262026200006 CICTC SCICACIC 3C 3¢5052525¢5252525252 525¢5¢ [op op op (op [ap [op Lap ap Lop Lm Lope Tm | Tela ToT Th Ta Td ww. Te 66 Brock St. W., 0 Uxbridge 852-5291 e D. THAPAR | DENTURE THERAPIST : 0 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 2525 A 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 § n 2525252525¢0 non ap To Lrlrlele lee] Ta [a Tc eo] ] la! CC 3 12525252525252525252525252525252525¢2 pleplonlmle ls 5252525252525: Need A Car Rent A Ford eo LOW DAILY RATES e RENT BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH ® PICK-UP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry - 985-8411 Our Port Perry Representatives would like to show you what we have to offer. TTTIACKIALLY ARTHUR SHANWALT Tom, Dawn and Clive Rae from Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England, to visit the Donnerals. Evie Rae is Violet Langfeld's sister. Doree Reis who is current- ly staying with Mildred and Bill Fortune, was a guest of the Donnerals' on Sunday, after attending the Presby- terian Church in Nestleton while Rev. Rose is on holiday. Velva Bailey of Blackstock was a recent visitor with the Donnerals'. Attention T.V. Viewers Virginia Fortune, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fortune, Nestleton, (the 'popular Pink Shoppe pro- prietors) changed from "Ape to Human". Introduction to the T.V. Show "Being Human" is a 4 part series on Channel 9 at 9:00 P.M. The makeup for the 30 second introduction took 4 hours. The photo- graphy is fantastic. Tune in early - so you won't miss it. Interesting when you know someone involved with unusual productions. Caesarea Euchre A good turnout again on Wednesday evening and the winners are as follows: 1st - Val Priels, 2nd - N. Toots, 3rd - Carol McMillan. See you next Wednesday night as usual at the centre. Debbie Thomas, Caesarea, and Keith Hooper, Windsor, are planning to be married on Saturday, September 8th. Irene Train "hosted'" a shower for Debbie recently. "Very Best Wishes' to these young folks for a happy life together. Tragic Loss Our thoughts and prayers are with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Redmond of R.R.4, Lindsay and the family - their daugh- ters Ann Lee of Nestleton and Linda Williams of Janet- ville, sons Maurice of Winni- peg, Michael and David of Lindsay in the great loss of the two Redmond sons who were victims of a highway accident near their home south of Lindsay. Douglas Robertson of R.R.4, Lindsay, a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Redmond, a passenger in the car is in Sunnybrook Hospi- tal with extensive injuries. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 29, 1979 --n Have you visited "The Pink Shoppe" lately? It would be worth your while to see the many beautiful crafts they have on hand, and you might just see something that takes your eye! News for next week Phone 986-4715. FY 0 e],'F.Y Ns} AT MURRAY WILSON URGENT! PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION urgently requires coaches and managers for the 1979-80 season. Any interested persons please send resume sta- ting qualifications, team preference and alterna- tives to: Port Perry Minor Hockey Association, c/o Mr. Leo Taylor, 170 Lilla Street, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO by September 7th, 1979. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM CLOSURE OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITE The SCUGOG WASTE DISPOSAL SITE will be closed Monday, September 3, 1979 due to the Labour Day Holiday. Normal operations will continue on Tuesday, September 4th, 1979. W.A. Twelvetrees, P.ENG., Commissioner of Works. ONE OF THE FINEST SELECTIONS OF NEW PONTIAC BUICK GMCTRUCKS GM ULE PARISIENNE GRAND PRIX LE MANS PHOENIX SUNBIRD GUS BROWN pontiac surck Lo. 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