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| : | by Mrs. Mabel Cawker the annual Fun Fair held at Women's Institute News Trinity United Church in Ten members of Nestleton Bowmanville on Tuesday, Women's Institute attended October 20, . 5) . Canada Cord Ann Marie Ginn [centre] was honoured last Sunday A humorous skit was presented by the Nestleton members. Those taking part were Mrs. Joe Wygerde, afternoon by friends and relatives when she received her Canada Cord. This award is the highest given in the Guiding movement and takes about three years of ha rd work to achieve. With Ann Marie are [left] Stephanie Dempster, Uxbridge District Commissioner and Elvira Southgate, Division Commissioner. The service took place at Manchester United Church. SEF 0158021 8018 IVENN (TEASATERNTLNN Mrs. Don Frew, Mrs. Allan Beacock, Mrs. Richard Davison and Miss Gail Malcolm. Three other Insti- tutes provided entertain- ment as well. Following this interesting programme the Fair was declared open. The Country Store, Home Baking table and the Christmas items were tremendously successful. A cup of hot tea, sand- wiches, relishes and cookies were served by the hostess Branch- the Bowmanville Women's Instituté, bringing to a close an enjoyable after- noon. Trip of Interest Welcome home to Roy and Doris Nottingham of Caesarea who have recently returned from a two week trip to England when they visited Roy's cousins, Allen Nottingham, son Dennis, wife Marion and family, in the Watford - London area - they also visited Nottingham and toured the Royal Doulton and Wedgewood factories. Roy and Doris had a rail pass and spent an enjoyable week in Scotland as well, viewing many places of interest and they called on Mr. Hugh Espie's sister Martha while there. The weather was season- able - very much like Ontario. They had a smooth flight over to England - a bit turbulent on the way home. Silver Wedding Anniversary Roy and Doris Nottingham attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration of - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 28, 1981 -- 7 Nestleton, Caesarea area news Ross and Shirley Notting- ham of Little Britain, a nephew of Roy's on Satur- day. The festivities were held in the Little Britain - Community Centre. Congra- tulations! and best wishes for many more. North Nestleton United Church . Nestleton United Church being built in 1900 observed its 81st anniversary in the present Church on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. with a very fine congregation on hand to help celebrate. The first church was built 146 years ago. How very much we owe our ancestors - the loved ones who have gone awhile. Let us face the day with courage and go forward in this 81st anniversary year. It is our responsibility to keep the Church open and growing. The weather was ideal after our brief wintry spell and many visitors were warmly welcomed by the minister Rev. John Smith, our anniversary speaker, used as his sermon topic "The Incomplete Church" presenting excellents thoughts for the many folk present, to take home. For the special anni- versary music Mr. Herb Vine, Blackstock, sang two inspiring solos "The Old Rugged Cross Made the Difference" and "In the Garden" which were much appreciated by the congre- gation. The choir sang an Anthem "Surely Goodness and Mercy", a very catchy sacred number and a pleasure to sing. Organist - Mrs. L. Malcolm. Mr. Ralph Sadler and Mr. Grahame Fish made the presentation of the offering. The delightful little folk of the Sunday School with their shining faces along with their dedicated teachers add a great deal to the service. Pots of Mums enhanced the Sanctuary and were donated by the United Church Women. Ther'e will be no service at Nestleton Sunday, November 1st, due to Black- stock Anniversary service held at 11 a.m. We trust many from Nestleton will join with Blackstock next Sunday and help them cele- brate - Rev. Dr. W. F. Banister will be the guest speaker. A social hour will follow the service inthe C. E. Room. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On a fair Sunday, October 25, the service was conduc- ted by Mr. Ian Shaw of Knox College. He read portions of Deuteronomy and Luke. The topic '"'Hope" was based on Colossians I - Mrs. Shirley Scott was organist. Next Sunday at the regular time. Everyone welcome. Family News Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, attended the Associations of Counties and Regions of Ontario Conven- tion this past week held at Chatham, Ontario. 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