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During the interesting afternoon two gardening films were shown, a talk re growing Orchids, and a question and answer period on Horticulture by Mrs. John Carnaghan of Blackstock, all very worthwhile. Quite an assortment of food made with Herbs with recipes attached, along with tea or coffee and a variety of cheese provided afternoon Senior By Marion King Our Senior Citizens had a real good time at the Tommy Hunter Show taping on Thurs- day, January 17. Several were called up to have interviews with Tommy. These trips are enjoyed thoroughly. Our regular meeting was held Wednesday, January 23. The meeting opened by sing- ing O Canada with Ruth Wil- son at the piano. We had two new members - Annie James and Leonard Allan. Ruth Wilson read the Secretary's Report which was adopted as read. Ernie Hea- ley read the Treasurer's Re- port. Marion Rowland had three thank-you notes from Myrtle Thomas, Alice Bar- thau and Florence Murdock. A letter was also read from the Corporation of the Town- ship of Scugog re: Certifi- - Et \ NT Y "eo ML% AS AY 5 NATAL NE NTs INA A NT 2) Nat NN Baitat hkl EVER A WREAK SAA refreshments, and a freindly social time was enjoyed renewing old acquaintances. A sincere thank you to the Home Economist Mrs. Beverly Brook for a most instructive workshop, also the committee in charge of Summary Day, Mrs. Marjor- ie Stewart of Goodwood W.1., Mrs. Muriel Wotten, Shirley W.I., and Mrs. Helen MacMaster, Honeydale W.I. for a very fine afternoon. Hospital Friends Warmest wishes for a speedy recovery to all those confined to Hospital, Mrs. Patricia Sleep and Donna Prosser, Nestleton, Mrs. George Till and Mrs. H. Tricker Caesarea. Deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs. Elwood Cook of Caesarea, who lost a beloved sister recently, Mrs. Ivy Plews of Oshawa. Sympathy is also extended to husband Charles, son John, Oshawa, and daughter Hilda Haye of Ottawa. Cadmus Presbyterian Church, Nestleton The weather was not very Citizens cates of Congratulations for Couples celebrating 50 and 60 years of marriage. Mrs. Whipper also thanked the club for cards. Velma Terry reported for the euchre $44.58 - 20 tables. February 13 is to be a Bake Sale and White Elephant Sale. Marion King reported for the Programme Committee, Marion Rowland for the bus committee. A pot luck supper and a shuffle-board tourna- ment, carpet bowling, etc. will be held February 20th. Doris Grierson will decorate the Latcham Centre for the Valentine Party. Ollie's Dollies from Bowmanville then put on a lovely variety programme, kitchen band, etc. This was much enjoyed. We closed with the Mizpah Benediction. WHY PAY MORE? We also have Special Rates on Used Cars or Section of Used Cars or Trucks. * Pak If your dealer does not recommend us, CALL DIRECT: (Ziebart Auto -Truck Rustproofing 0. PACKAGES (Effective February 1980 Only) ZIEBART ............. 'SHINEGUARD .......... RUG & SEAT GUARD... deen neve from $49.00 eee from $39.00 ZIEBART, SHINE & SEAT GUARD ..from $179.00 Courtesy Car available with Appointment. FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS Drive a Little Further ... RUSTPROOFING RN] 985-8631 cise vin from $149.00 aL WHUSL €)Zeba iebart Save a Whole Lot More! a 1 CAN - w YAS FN ' 1 yt AR at a BY 9 AER I Ro op conducive, to a good attend- ance at Church on Sunday, Feb. 3rd, 11 a.m. However! Quite a number were pres- ent. Rev. Fred Swann chose as his theme "The Three Temptations" Plenty, Power and Prestige, -a forceful sermon. Holy Scriptures, Luke, Chapter 4: verses 1-14. Mrs. Shirley Scott was organist. A warm welcome is extended for next Sunday, Feb. 10th at 11 a.m. North Nestleton United Church On Sunday, Feb. 3rd, at 11:15 a.m. although very cold and wintry a fairly good attendance was on hand. Rev. Victor Parson's mess- age was based on "Conflict- ing Reactions' leaving the congregation with much food for thought. Holy Scriptures Jeremiah 1-44-10, and Luke 4-21-30. Pleased to have Gail Malcolm sing the beautiful hymn "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross", very appropriate for this time of year. Mrs. Mabel Cawker was the organist. Mr. Ralph Sadler and Mr. Norman Mairs received the offering. A cordial welcome to attend next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. at Nestleton United. HAVE BEEN POSITIVE! Ed and Fred say we need: .. to lower interest rates .. to provide more jobs .. to keep Petrocan .. to close tax loopholes for the multi nationals .. to keep Canadian energy needs at cost .. to establish a Fair Prices Commission .. to provide a cost-of-living tax credit .. to take action on equal pay for women .. to provide farm income security .. to help small business grow .. to give decent pensions .. to save our health care system. TO CONTACT FRED CALL 985-8435 or 985-7149 Fred will be at 22 Water Street, NDP Headquarters, Saturday, February 9th from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Wednesday Evening Euchre Results Prize winners werel- Minnie Fishér, 2-Pat Ince and low score Vern Iverson. Next Wednesday evening at the usual time 8 p.m. at the Caesarea Centre for a fun night, topped off with .a "delicious lunch. A fine even- ing of sociability with a neighbour or friend. Social News The Oshawa Cawkers were out in full force at the farm on Sunday afternoon at Scugog Point. Chris, Curtis and a friend Peter Olin, who are All Star Hockey Players became snowmobilers for a change. ED BROADBENT and FRED McLAUGHLIN area area News The Sport of Fishing Many fishing enthusiasts were on hand over the week- end in the bone-chilling below zero temperature on Lake Scugog, but rumour has it, not very good luck. Fishing is a relaxing sport, and now, because of the advent of the snowmobile the popularity of the sport has grown-the snowmobile can get you to the fishing spot in a jiffy, giving you more time to fish. Better luck next time. Bundle up-the groundhog saw his shadow on Feb. 2nd, so we're in for plenty of winter yet! News for next week phone 986-4715. | |) 8 » ¥ & &