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Paul, Blackstock, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fish, Lisa and Laura of Oshawa, An exciting day for Rhonda and our warmest wishes are extended for many more such wonderful events, A cousin; Mrs. Ila Sharpe of . Lindsay visited on Monday afternoon with Neta and Grahame Fish and was a supper guest. Nestleton United Church was well attended on Sunday morning with many friends and supporters - the Sunday Rev. Victor Parsons pre- sented his final message before leaving for his new Pastoral charge in Colborne. The four part choir sang "Be Still My Soul".and Miss Gail Malcolm favoured with a solo "Bloom, Where You Are Planted." After the service and while the congregation was still seated a gift of money was presented to Rev. Victor Parsons and family by the Church Board and gifts were also presented by the United Church Women. After a warmy thank you by the Parsons family all present. went downstairs for a delicious luncheon prepared by the members of the U.C.W. A beautifully decora- Married 40 years Clarke and Lillian Ross, a well respected and happy couple celebrated their anniversary throughout the week of August 4th. Many pleasant and unexpected get togethers occured. Lillian was raised on Scugog Island, the daughter of Clarence and Millie Fralick, sister of Maurice, Inez Maundrell, Cecil, Raymond and Beth Rowland, all having attended the Foot Public School on the Island and the Port Perry High School. Clarke resided 'in the Annopolis Valley in Nova Scotia, having two sisters, Minnie Brinkerhoff in New York and Marion Quigley in Halifax, N.S. The couple met prior to the war in Toronto and spent, their married life in Toronto and suburbs, and recently retired to their home at Crestwood Golf Club with "their daughter, Karen and husband, Bill Huestis who are the owners of Crestwood Golf Club, Bill being the very able Golf Pro of the club and Karen an exceptional hostess assisted by their three cooperative, hard- working teenagers Kathy, Kim, and Kevin. and Alison Scott, ted cake inscribed with "Best Wishes" was cut and pictures of Rev and Mrs. Victor Parsons were taken standing behind the cake. Fruit punch and cake was served and an hour of fellow- ship enjoyed. The Parsons family will be greatly missed by the Nestle- ton congregation. Warmest wishes are extened to them as they begin a new life in Colborne. (Please take note) Rev. Jim Hendry will be guest preacher next Sunday, September 6 at 11:15 a.m. The Nestleton United Church Women will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday, September 8, 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Arthur Weir. Presbyterian Church An average attendance on Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann's topic for the service was 'Christian Mission - Working To-gether for Christ" based on the Scripture John 4: 142. A quartet comprising Peggy Stan McNeely and Rev. Fred Swann sang an old favourite "Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah". Next Sunday at regular time - 10 am. A welcome to all. Visiting and Socializing Bruce and Anne Mairs from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia were Thursday evening supper guests with cousin Norm and 'Bernice Mairs -of Nestleton. . Freda Maynard of Bowman- ville was a guest as well. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, attended the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (A.M.?.) Conven- tion held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, last week. Recent guests with the L. Malcolms' were Mrs. Velma Sinclair and daughter Trisha of Emerson Beach. Sam and Mabel Cawker attended the 40th birthday party recently of friend Eleanor Jones of Oshawa - a real surprise planned by husband Len. Twelve year old Master Jason Cawker of Scar- borough - a very interesting young chap has been vacationing and learning the PORT PERRY STAR -- W. News from Nestleton, Caesarea area art of farming at the Cawker estate assisting grandfather Same for the past three weeks. His mother Sylvia, sister Chandre and grand- mother Mrs. M. Twamley were Sunday afternoon guests and Jason - although loath to go as he had become quite attached to the friends he had made, including the animals - returned home with them. We'll certainly miss him! Caesarea Euchre Scores for the past week are: 1. Faith Lawrence - 92. 2. Betty Ringham-86. Low- Bob Urquhart-48. Doris Rohrer had the most lone or September 2, 1981 - 25 hands for the month. of August with 12. Wednesday evening as usual at the Caesarea Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowers and Tracy of Tyrone were Sunday supper guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestle- ton. Congratulations! to the Blackstock Fair Board for the successful 116th Fair held last Saturday. Have heard many good comments re - action, etc. Don't forget Port Perry Fair this coming Labour Day weekend - Saturday - Sunday and Monday for a fun time! Porto Pizza 151 Queen Street -- Port Perry, Ont. is Pleased to Present the Last "BIGDEAL" ofthe Summer! Buy a Large Pizza and You Receive a Small Pizza - "FREE OF CHARGE" THURSDAY & SUNDAY - SEPT. 3rd & 5th ee, S32 d 985-3844 PORT PERRY PLAZA G.W.G. Scrubbies BOYS(8to 12). 13.97 STUDENT (14-18) 14.97 LEVI DENIM JACKETS Sizes 34-46 REG. $29.99 SAVE $5.00 NOW: $24.99 _G.W.G. 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