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purl tafe Atk (AY 'by Mrs, Mabel Cawker Delton and Marge Fisher, West Hill, and his Mother, Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, were guests with Marge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Broomfield of Cobourg for the Christmas festivities. Barry and Frances Fisher, Leanne and Susan of London, Ont.,were weekend guests with his mother, Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, the Sat- urday and Sunday following Christmas Day. On Sunday, they were all invited to Delton and Marges Fishers for dinner at West Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Fisher of Toronto were also guests. Mike and Marguerite Vince of Port Perry enter- tained Mrs, Eunice Good- man of Port Perry and Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, for New Year's dinner. On Crkitmas Day, Grahame and\ Neta Fish, Nestleton, were dinner guests of Larry and Dorothy Smith and Penny at their home at Hampton. On Sat- urday, Dec. 26, Grahame and Neta "hosted" a family gathering with the following 'guests present: Calvin and Yvonne Holland and baby Chad, Bowmanville, Jim and Audrey Leishman, Michael, Jamie and William from Reaboro, Mrs. Marlene Bannister, Keith and friend Debbie, Karen and Vicki, and Bob Martyn a friend from Peterborough. On Box- ing Day, Grahame and Neta "hosted" Christmas dinner for other members of the family. Those present for this" joyful occasion were: Bruce and Elaine Fish, Lisa and Laura, Oshawa, Ron and Joyce Jacobs, Deanna and Rhonda, and Dan and Faye - Corby, and Paul; all from Blackstock. Small grandson little 5 month old Chad Holland, from Bowmanville, spent New Year's Eve with grandparents, Grahame and Neta. . For a change on Saturday, January 2nd; Grahame and Neta Fish joined with the Bannister family in Peter- borough for a festive wedding anniversary celebration - their 8th on December 29th. Our "very warmest wishes" for many more. Last Wednesday evening Grahame and Neta Fish -_ called on his sister, Mr.and Mrs. Fergie Munro of Sonya. Mr. and Mrs. George LW TY SS rs % gl) TABATA Bowers, Nestleton, were New Years dinner guests of son, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowers, John and Brian of Oshawa. Dale and Neil Williams, Nestleton, spent the weekend at Trout Creek visiting with Geoffrey and Ryan Chap- man. Heartiest congratulations! to Mrs. David Malcolm who made the Dean's list in her Nursing Studies at Durham College. Well done, Joanne! Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, David Malcolm and boys were his parents, Mr.and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm. Visiting during the Christmas week at the Cawker farmstead were: Mrs. Sylvia Cawker, Chandre and Jason, Scar- borough. Chris and Curtis Cawker and friends Kirk and Cindy Nelson, Gayle llen and Peter Olin all of Oshawa. A festive New Year dinner was enjoyed by Sam and Mabel Cawker at the home of Grant and Merna Cawker of Oshawa. Nestleton United Church Sunday, Jan. 3, dawned cold with icy roads. How- ever! quite a goodly number of faithfuls were on hand for Church service at 11:15 A.M. with Rev. John Smith in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Winter from St. Mark's church, Whitby, friends of Rev. and Mrs. John Smith were warmly welcomed. The celebration of Holy Communion was observed. The Minister's Communion Meditation, "Renewing The Covenant" was most mean- ingful. Elders assisting were Messrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Norman Mairs, Victor Malcolm and Grahame Fish. The Minister explained to the Sunday school students the meaning of Holy Communion before they went to their classes. For the choir number a Trio sang the old sacred "Standing At The Portal" very appropiate for the New Year - and adapted from Franz Joseph Haydn 1732- 1809 era, and led by organist Mrs. L. Malcolm. ° The annual congregational meeting will be held next Sunday, Jan. 10, after the Service, beginning about 1 P.M. Prior to the meeting a pot luck luncheon will be held in the Sunday School Room. U.C.W. Ladies plann- ing to be present are asked to [KY BlelVile Rs 1aaliA COMME RCIAL ARTIST PRINTMAKER & ILLUSTRATOR ---------------- DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - P -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & Thursday Evenings - 6:30 P.M. & Saturdays. PLEASE CALL: 985-2916 gr ERRY bring a casserole, dessert, etc. The January stig of the U.C.W. will be held at the home of Mrs. Bob France, . Scugog Point on Tues. Jan., 12, at 2 P.M. As this is the annual meeting the new slate of Officers for 1982 will be installed. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sunday morning, Jan- uary 3, at 11 A.M. a smaller attendance than usual due to slippery road conditions and cold weather. Rev. Fred Swann used as his topic "Trust" quoting from Isaiah 26 - a splendid message for the New Year. Mrs. G. Scott presided at the organ. Next unday at 11 'a.m. Miss Ruth Proutt enjoyed a call on Saturday from folks who used to be neighbours on the farm - in the persons of Miss Snowy Marlow, and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McKinstry from Oshawa. Good Community News Chairman John Goss of the Nestleton Hall committee reports that the returns from the New Year's eve party held at the Hall will exceed $1000.00. Mr. Goss on behalf of the PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 6, 1982 -- 29 Nestleton, Caesarea area news committee, wishes to convey sincere thanks to all those from the community and surrounding area that helped make the party a big success. The committee expresses warmest appreciation to Oliver and Mabel Rohrer - especially - for the tremendous work and effort put forth for this endeavour. At the last Hall committee meeting held at the home of Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm a special com- mittee was struck for the building programme re - the new meeting room to be built downstairs. The campaign Chairman will be Lawrence Malcolm and the building hairman Oliver Rohrer. Get Well News Very pleased to report that Mr. Howard Lee of Nestleton, is doing well since having surgery in Oshawa Hospital before Christmas. As time goes on, he is regain- ing his strength by degrees. Very best wishes, Howard! A sincere thanks to those who have contributed news during the past year - it was much appreciated. Health, happiness and many blessings to one and all for 1982. News from Ashburn and the area Sunday morning Jan 3rd the weather was anything but good and no doubt kept several away from the services at Burns Church. Rev. McEntyres message was taken from St. Luke, Revelations and Jude and was entitled "The Wisdom of Hope'. Mr. Hugh Knight sang a solo "How Great Thou Art". Reta Davidchuck and Elaine Knight took care of the children for Jr. Church. The Ladies Bible Class will meet next Wed evening Jan. 13th at the home of Catherine Humphrey. All ladies are welcome. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and Jean were Mr. and Mrs. W. Westfall Heather and Trevor of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner and Sharon of Whitby, Mr. Frank McKinnon, Robin and Ronnie of Cannington, Miss Donna Bonnell and Mr. Rus Williams of Toronto. Miss Ruth Purdy spent the Christmas holiday with the Ashton family and Mr." Ronald Ashton spent a few days during the holidays with his aunt Ruth in Mono Centre. Mr. and Mrs. James Daw, Mathew and Michael of Toronto also Mr. and Mrs. Brian Daw Amy and Katie of Whitby visited during the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw and Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron spent the Christmas holiday with their family at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper of Miss- issauga and the New Year holiday with the family at Mr. and Mrs. McAndlers home in Don Mills. Mr.and Mrs. A. Richard- son and David had all their family home for the holiday. 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