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Equipment - Consignments 985-2459 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues., December 30, 1980 -- 21 Nestleton, Caesarea news by Mabel Cawker Nestleton Sunday School Concert On Sunday evening, December 21, the Nestleton United Church Sunday School held their annual Christmas program with parents, grandparents and friends present to see the young folk perform. Super- intendent Robert Mairs was the genial M.C. with wife Carol accompanying the "youngsters for the entertain- ing program. Guests were welcomed with We Wish You a Merry Christmas. The nursery class presented a rhythm band rendition of "Jingle Bells". Arlene Davis recited "Christmas Secrets' and the primary class followed with "Christmas Greetings", "Little Baby in the Manger" and "A Christmas Secret'. Dwight Davis and Ken Weir provided some amusement with "My Wish for Dad" and a play entitled *'A Christmas Quarrel". Clare MacKenzie gave a recitation "The Very Idea". The audience joined in singing the old favourite "Silver and Gold." A film entitled "A Cosmic Christmas' shown by Janice MacKenzie proved interest- ing. to young and-old.- To wind up the program all present sang Christmas Carols until jolly Santa Claus came bouncing in with his pack of goodies for the child- ren. Rev. Victor Parsons spoke words of praise for the efforts put forth by the Sunday School and asked the blessing for the delicious food served by the U.C.W. Superintendent Robt. Mairs closed by expressing his. . appreciation and announced that there will be no Sunday School until January 4th at 11:15 a.m. Caesarea Pot Luck Supper and Euchre Party The annual Christmas Pot Luck supper was a great success with a delicious assortment of food on hand to tempt the most jaded appetite. Euchre results as follows: 1-Richard Miller-87; 2-Ralph Day-83; and low - Gayle Pelrine with 41. Most lone hands for the month - Eva MacDonald with eleven. 'Door prize won by Linda Hughes. Next euchre - January 7 at 8 p.m. - Com- munity Centre. A warm welcome to all. The Ladies Auctioneers RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types Phone Port Perry 985-2643 - Auction Sales Auction Sales WEDNESDAY JANUARY 14 SALE TIME: 11:30 A.M. 100 Holsteins Complete CAMERON FARMS ®HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL, including 30 grade milk cows, bred heifers, also open grades listed heifers ready to breed. This sale will also include 30 fresh and close registered cows and heifers including a GP Sena- tor 3 year old - will be fresh before sale time. If you wish to . consign to this sale, please call - Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-853-3524. J7 SATURDAY JANUARY 10 SALE TIME: 11:30 A.M. Auction sale of furniture and antiques for the property of the late SAM REDMAN, selling at the Wilsons Sales Arena, two miles north of Uxbridge includ- ing Quasar colour TV - good, chesterfield and chair, 2 antique rocking chairs, dining room suite, bedroom suite, large basement table, dresser and wash stand, cedar chest, crocks, pine chairs, trunk, fruit jars, dishes, china, occasional chairs, garden tools, linens, plus many other articles. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524 J7 Auxiliary wish everyone a Happy New Year. The Christmas Spirit Mr. and Mrs. Roy Notting- ham hosted the family for Christmas at their home in Che Caesarea. Some of the It is indeed a pleasure fo family were unable to be publicize the efforts of the folks within our Area and we do heartily congratulate Mr. Chester Pedzikowski (Ches- ter's Appliances), Caesarea, for ost attractive display of Christmas lighting enhancing his home and lawn tremendously. Chester has worked hard to achieve the desired effect and for those who appreciate beauty itis a sight to behold. He has been doing this artistic work for years, much to the enjoy- ment of all who view it. Take a drive through Caesarea some evening and feast your eyes - (four blocks east of the store corner then turn north.) Nestleton United Church Christmas Sunday morn- ing dawned cold with plenty of snow. However, quite a good attendance for the worship service and a number of visitors were welcomed. Rev. Victor Parsons delivered a fine Christmas message taking as his theme "The Very Best" based on Holy Scriptures Luke 2: 1-7 and Matthew 2: 1-12. = In the choir, a ladies quar- tet sang the beautiful *"O, Holy Night", accompanied by the organist Mrs. L. Malcolm. A welcome for next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. Family Christmas News Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler and Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie, Clare and Leslie, Nestleton, celebrated Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Scott, Charles and Jenni- fer of Corbyville. Charles came home with his grand- parents for the holiday period. On Boxing Day Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKen- zie and family were guests of his parents Dr. and Mrs. W.S. MacKenzie of Toronto. Miss Ruth Proutt of Nes- tleton, was a guest on Christ- mas Day with her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Proutt also of Nestle- ton. Christmas day guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norm. Mairs, Nestleton, were the immedi- ate family: son Allan of Orillia, who is spending a few days at home, Mr. and Mrs. John Slute, Jeremy Jay and Julie Diane of R.R. 1, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mairs, Steven and Katie of Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Frew, Nestleton, held a family celebration on Christmas Day. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mappin and Tanya, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Frew, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Edgar, Erin, Ryan and .- Andrea, Mr. and Mrs. David Frew, Dwayne, Andrew and Richard and Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholls and Tom, Caesarea, visited their family in Oshawa and enjoyed a sumptuous Christ- mas dinner complete with all the trimmings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholls Jr. and family, at 251 Chad- hern St., Oshawa. Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caes- area, accompanied son Delton and wife Marge Fisher and Scott, of West Hill, to Marge's parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Broomfield in Cobourg for a very enjoyable Christmas dinner party. present as son Jack and wife Karel and family are spend- ing Christmas in Texas and daughter Nancy Nottingham Reid and husband Greg Reid of Sunderland flew to Puerto Rico for the holiday. Christmas guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Nes- tleton, were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dayes and family of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews and family and Denise and Cheryl Dayes from Prince Albert. Later, Mrs. Frances Sutton, and daughter Joyce and Ken Gray of Orono were evening guests. The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Road, visited Mrs. Sarah Bragg (Mabel's sister) in Bowmanville General Hospital this past week. Very best wishes for a complete recovery soon. The Cawkers also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cawker of Scarborough during the week and found them well. Christmas Eve dinner guests at the farm were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cawker and family. Sam and Mabel joined with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker and family for a festive Christmas Day celebration at their home in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Brown of Oshawa were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson of Nestleton. Warmest wishes to all who are in Hospital and we trust better health soon. Sincere thanks to those who have contributed news during the past year, and may everyone have a Happy New Year! Blackstock area news by Joyce Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kewin of Beaconsfield, Quebec spent Christmas with Lorna's father Mr. Ev Trewin. Mrs. Fern Lawson and Bruce of Nestleton spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee. The winner of the Black- stock Minor Hockey Draw for the Yamaha Snowmobile was Rick Savoie, 1302 Lake- field Cres., Oshawa. Mr. John Goss, the chairman of the Rink Committee drew the lucky ticket. The Black- stock Minor Hockey Associa- tion would like to thank the Port Perry Legion for the donation of goalie equip- ment. Vern Asselstine is going to donate $200 towards the rental for the past hockey season. Asselstine Yahama is the new sponsor of a carded team in the 0.M.H.A. league. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell of Charlton and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Peckover of New Liskeard were last Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell. Helen and Stuart stayed Friday over- night with Harold and Eileen McLaughlin while Mr. and Mrs. Peckover were over- night guests of the Dalton Dorrells. . The Senior Citizens Card party on Tuesday had 13 tables with the following winners - 1-Maxine Brock- 80; 2-William Carnegie-77; 3-Carl Gimblett-76; 4-Flossie Aldred-76; 5-Fran Gibson-76; 6-Jim Gibson-72; Low - Leonard Cain. 50-50 - Free- man McCullough. Mrs. Ella Venning hosted a Christmas gathering with her family Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gunter and family of Newmarket, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Venning and Penny of Port Perry, Mrs. Nora Little and Sandra of Blackstock and Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMillan and family of Prince Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Teague of Scarborough spent Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Venning then they all were Christmas evening callers of Mrs. Ella Venning. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham hosted a family Christmas when the members of the Graham and Hoskin families attended. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin hosted Christ- mas for Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor of Enniskillen, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon, Susan and Fred of Haydon, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bradburn and Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Bill St. John and Owen of Oshawa. Mrs. Walter Lawrence returned home from Port Perry Hospital for Christ- mas. Mrs. Wes Pearce is a patient in Port Perry Hospi- tal. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Edith McLaughlin on the passing of her brother and to Mrs. Pat Fletcher on the passing of her sister-in- law Mrs. Duke Brunt. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strong had a Christmas present of a new baby girl, born a few days before Christmas. Gerald Asselstine of Vancouver was home for Christmas. Vernon and Vera Assel- stine accompanied by Gerald spent Christmas day with Vera's mother Mrs. Chaplin at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa. Boxing Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Assselstine and Gerald were Les and Leah Asselstine, Gayle and Robbie, Kitchener; Allan and Mary Asselstine, Tania, Michael and Mark, Ottawa; Floyd and Ruth Asselstine, Prince Albert; Teresa Assel- stine, Daryl and Shane, Anna Cormier, Toronto; Colin: Asselstine, Oshawa; Mrs. Eileen Yanciw, Rick and Carol Mortimer and Sarah, Karen and Bruce Little, Mandy and Melaney, Doug Mortimer, all of Mississau- ga; Terry and Valerie Mortimer, Kurtis and Glenn of British Columbia. Ashburn news by Mrs. E. Heron Several ladies from Ash- burn enjoyed the Christmas luncheon with the Myrtle Womens Institute at the home of Mrs. Lorne Parrott last Wednesday. The meeting was conduct- ed by the President Mrs. C. Bryant. The roll call was answered by everyone telling what Christmas meant to them. There was a gift exchange and a social time spent together. At Burns Church last Sun- day morning the Wick family -lit the Advent wreath and Neil Wick hung the banner of love. Rev. McEntyre's Christmas message was Scugog by Mrs. Earl Reader Mrs. Elizabeth Stichmann is very comfortable in her new Oshawa apartment near the airport. Though, she has- had to give up her Island home, we hope she will frequently come back and join in our activities. Mrs. Stichmann was able to spend Christmas in Oshawa with part of her family after her recent stay in Sunnybrook Hospital where she experien- ced some surgery and tests. She will later return for therapy. Members of her family are heading west where opportunity beckons. Lawrence is already in B.C. and Ed is leaving for Alberta with his wife and children. In spite of the pre Christ- mas blustery weather on Wednesday, the "Head" from St. Luke gospel and the Junior and Senior Choirs sang an anthem. There was a Christmas Eve Service in the church on Christmas eve. Miss "Gwen Richardson who is attending a college near London is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents and family at her home here. Also Mr. Ronald Ashton of Guelph University is home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper and son Ian of Mississauga last Sunday and also enjoyed the Christmas pageant at Erin- dale Church in the evening. Island Memorial Church was the location for a quiet family wedding when Janet Reader and Ralph Day were united in marriage with Rev. Barry Pogue officiating. This little Church has tradition asso- ciated with it for Janet as it was the place of Worship for many of her paternal ances- tors going back five genera- tions, when the first pioneer Reader settled on the pre- sent farm location at the "Head" about 1837. Janet is now fulfilling her career in medical training and work in the Belleville Hospital. We wish a very happy future for this young couple. In view of the many family gatherings, there is not much to report in public activities, and no news yet about the location of the U.C.W. meetings. - ro 2 nent a ~