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A new pulpit lamp and an organist's copy of the new Book of Praise were accept- ed and dedicated, presented by Mrs. Winifred Davison and family in memory of Mr. Richard Davison, a long 7:30 p.m. time member of the Presby- i terian congregation and Presbyterian Church ) 3 Sy Nestleton Clerk of Session for many years who passed away on August 15, 1979. Mrs. Katie Visser was the soloist for this special service rendering beautiful ly Nothing Fails When God Is In It accompanied by organ- ist Mrs. Shirley Scott. Dur- ing the offering Margaret and Alison Scott sang a lovely duet. A very special service, indeed. The sacrement of the Lord's supper will be cele- brated next Sunday. Dec. 16. For news phone 986-4715. Although the weather was anything but favourable there was a good attendance at the Nestleton Presbyter- ian church Sunday Dec. 9th, at11 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann chose as the theme for his message Workers together with him. Scripture reading Romans 12. Mr. Swann spoke briefly re-each one of us as believers bringing before God our need and the needs of our fellowmen. We are workers together for him. Plan and work through human beings the power and a Taw Port Perry Kinsman Rick Bouillon had every right to smile recently when he was chosen as Kinsmen of the Year in Zone 1, a zone which is comprised of nine . purpose of ministry you and Honeydale Christmas Kinsmen Clubs. Mr. Bobillon is seen here receiving his award from Kin Jim me spreading the Gospel. Meeting Schell, Past Deputy Governor of Zone 1, which took place at the banquet held in Two elders were ordained As befits the festive season the Manvers Community Hall. Rick's wife Betty is seen to the left. and inducted the the Kirk Bood food and good ib Ne [Photo courtesy of Bowmanville Canadian Statesman] session by Rev. Swann. Mrs. Christmas Luncheon meet- ing held on Dec. 5, at 12:30 p.m. in the Municipal Hall Port Perry with a wonderful attendance. "Christmas floral arrangements graced the Luncheon table. Pres. and all then the W.I. Grace was sung. The meal took the form of a casserole luncheon with many delectable dishes provided by the members of the Institute, Helen McMaster and group in charge... After all had partaken of the appetizing food the meegt- ing was brought to order at 2 p.m. with the W.I. Ode and Collect Pres. Clara Warren presiding assisted by sec. Florence Ellicott and Treas. Irene Philip. Items of business discuss- ed were as follows: members voted Indoor Gar- dening expenses be paid, and a donation was voted to Operation Scugog for Christmas Cheer. Honey- dale W.I. awards for Senior and Junior High School students for highest standing in Home Economics were presented to Senior: Marg- aret Hofstee, and junior Kelly Gray. Presentation was made by Helen McMas- Pa ® + , | Mer y: Christmas to You and Yours Consult Our Friendly Staff Jor Gift uggestions 5 for the Enti w Nestleton, Caesarea Clara Warren welcomed one - DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS ter. During correspondence thank you notes were receiv- ed from many sources. A report was given by Edna Wilson re-District meeting, and our delegate to the Cent- ral Ont. area Convention Marion Johnson gave a brief resume of proceedings. The Indoor Gardening Workshop has been completed. The leaders Helen McMaster and Mabel Cawker felt it was most worthwhile and all those taking the course parti- cipated well. This was an ideal opportunity to learn more about plants etc. whether you have a green thumb or just enjoy working with them. It has proven to be a very popular course. 37000 Indoor Gardening manuals were sent out by the Ministry of Agr. and Food for Workshops across the province. Programme Members answered the roll call by naming their favour- ite Christmas Carol Silent Night was a winner. The motto, The best inheritance a parent can give his chil- dren is a few minutes of his time each day was taken by Helen McMaster and she spoke on the International Year of the Child. Everyone enjoyed the humorous reading given by Mary Pickard. A Christmas contest was another feature and the winners were 1-Mary Hardy, 2-Alice Dodd. Lillian Harper in her inimitable style played the piano for. Christmas Carol singing also for the gift exchange. Gaily wrapped parcels were given out to the tune of Jingle Bells. The January meeting will be conveyed by Thelma McCreight family and Consumer Affairs theme, and will commence with a Dessert Luncheon at 1 p.m. Jan. 3rd, 1980. An excellent meeting closing with O Canada. Margaret Cornish took pictures of the Gardening Club. These are to be sent to Home and Country. Warmest Christmas wishes to one and all in this © festive season. 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