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kaa] PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 15, 1982 -- 19 Nestleton, Caesarea and area news Family News Mrs. Frances Sutton of with her sister and brother - in - law Fred and Mabel they attended the Blackstock Sunday School Anniversary Decoration Service at Utica in the afternoon. The Senior Oronois spending a few days Dayes of Nestleton. Sunday at 10 a.m. and later the Citizens Choir sang. ¥ ¥R Ne BE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Glide of Caesarea celebrated 60 years of marriage on June 8, and last Sunday afternoon family and friends gathered at their home to honour Mr. and Mrs. Glide on the occasion of their Diamond Anniversary. They were married in Oshawa and have been long time residents of Caesarea. CHILDREN'S BOUTIQUE 158 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-2323 (STARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 17th - 9:30 A.M.) Store will be Closed all day Wednesday to prepare for Sale. 4 50% OFF *Boys Suits & Blazers (Sizes 4to 14) & Jackets. (Infants & Sizes 2 to 16) *Girls & Boys Spring Coats 50% OFF 25% OFF Girls Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Overalls and - Pant Suits - (sizes 2-14) Boys Overalls. 2to 6x. 20% OFF Girls & Boys short sleeve T-Shirts (sizes Infants & 2to 18); Boys & Girls Shorts & Short Sets (Sizes 2 to 14); Girls & Boys Summer PJ's (Sizes 2 to 16); Infants Sunsuits, overalls, jumpsuits and pant sets, Summer dresses and bonnets. fs Girls 33% OFF eaters (sizes 2014) Girls Cotton Slacks - Boys Shirts - sizes 21018) : Meris Shirts = sizes sM) (Sizes 2t0 16) JUNIOR LADIES: 33% OFF Dresses, Skirts, Knickers, Blouses, Shorts, T-Shirts, i Blazers & Dress Slacks. "(Sizes 5 to 13) GREAT SAVINGS ... JUST INTIM E FOR SUMMER! On Friday the Dayes attended the funeral of a cousin in Oshawa, Mrs. Arthur Wren, Anniversary Celebrated Our heartiest congrat- ulations to Orrie and Helen Robinson of Nestleton who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sat- urday, June 12, in Nestleton - Community Centre with a fine number on hand to extend 'best wishes" for many more such occasions. The party was "hosted" by their family and was a complete surprise to them. A delicious supper was enjoyed at 10:30 p.m, Orrie and Helen were the recipients of beautiful gifts from family and friends. Our warmest wishes! Gardening A Pleasure The avid gardeners from Oshawa - Grant, Merna and Cathy Cawker were out Sun- day at the farm and pretty well finished the planting operation for this year. They were dinner guests with Sam and Mabel Cawker. Congratulations Very "warmest wishes" to the Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. for their latest accomplish- ment in winning three national awards. We are so proud for them, and having a fine weekly within the surrounding community is beneficial to all. Nestleton United Church Women The U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Gwen Malcolm, Tuesday, June 8 at 2 p.m. with 13 members and 1 visitor present. A warm welcome was extended to all by president Mrs. Mabel Cawker, opening with the regular hymn followed by "A recipe for a good relation- ship" and a tip on dieting. A most effective worship service on 'Missions' in keeping with the study topic was presented by Mrs. Doris Rohrer. Scripture taken from 1 John 4:18 - 21. Hymn "In Christ there is no East or West" closing with Prayer. Mrs. Neta Fish prepared an interesting paper on China telling of the Mission- ary work carried out in that country by the United Church of Canada, the mode of living in China, standard diet, and so on. The pro- gramme consisted of a humorous skit entitled "Tell Me, Doctor", involving three members, Mrs. Neta Fish (Doctor), Mrs® Barbara Weir (Nurse) and Mrs. Gwen Malcolm (Patient). Members were well enter- tained! : The roll call was answered by naming a Missionary. Acting Secretary Mrs. Jean Williams read the minutes and correspondence and cards were signed for a hospital patient and a shut- in. Treasurer Mrs. Neta Fish gave a satisfactory financial - statement. Business Ladies decided not to have an "'outing" in July due to a busy month. A motion was made that the U.C.W. members give their support re-church roof - to be left to the discretion of the executive. A reminder: members are asked to save Canada Packer Labels, Used stamps, Used eye-glasses during the summer months to turn in at the September meeting. Members are also asked to visit - newcomers, lonely, aged, sick, shut-ins, etc. Plans were made for the Flea market, June 12th. The- U.C.W. decided to pay for the Sunday School prizes re- picnic on Sunday, June 13. Meeting closed, and an _ enjoyable half hour was spent having tea and social- izing, Mesdames Doris Rohrer, Evelyn Edgerton and Neta Fish in charge of refreshments assisted by the hostess. Mrs. Jean Williams extended the courtesy. Trust all members will have a safe, happy, relaxing summer and be ready in September for a busy fall. Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular Sunday morning worship service, June 13 at 10 a.m-was very well attended. Rev. Fred Swann read Romans 6 and continued with the series using as his theme, "Faith and The Law". A flute duet (Turn to page 29) SRS eT --r PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLYFILLED. You Can Count On Us! POOL CHEMICALS Soi re Purchase of Free Draw For a Pair of His & Hers 10 SPEED BICYCLES Your chance to win with each CEPACOL Mouthwash 750 ml me $2.49 MAALOX Regular le, CIGARETTES Canadian brands carton 10/89 10% Off All Regular PHOTO FINISHING by Chas. 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