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Ce re py Pa mt cn av EIR AAS, nly ra I Som RA SSE Ce = LAN TE AL ARBRE ™S FORNEY ARN ha AEA BNE: FISHERIES IETS 3 LX CROSLEY vi, NR LX AE SNORE OY A XENE RNAI 3 SHY Sh 2 A 2) 3 ad 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 18, 1983 GR TAL TEE Ah ORL RAY RES ER EVEL AREA CER IE NR CORA ETH FR EE OY IP A Uh Lie HR \ XA 3 eh 3 IAN ARAL FETFAD REINA IRSA FERRE O REV FY BRL SESS STE od Happy birthday! | 'J#'s just your nerves' coming Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Paul Baster's father, success in his course at from Streetsville was a weekend guest at the Baster home for the weekend. Happy Birthday girl this week is Jenny Van Veghel who celebrated her birthday with a P.J. party on Friday evening. Ken and Beth Cather- wood, Brian and Barry of Oshawa visited her parents, Howard and Ruth Ashton on Sunday. In the afternoon, Beth and Ruth called on Hazel Medd of Port Perry and Bruce Bailey at P.P. Hospital. Tina and her mother, Johanna Ruhl went to North Bay to visit Chris and Johanna's first granddaughter, a daughter for Peggy and Willie Burke. Congratu- lations. Mr. and Mrs. Ruhl recently visited her brother, Harry Joggers and his wife, Regina at their home at Highland Grove. Mrs. Hilda McBee of Millarville, Alta, is visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. Don Asling. On Saturday evening, Don and Faye Simmonds visited Doug and Beth Wilson. Lori Bradbury, Linda and Lois Bushell were hostesses for a baby shower at the Bushell home for Kim Ellicott on Sat. afternoon. Miss Stacey Brown was a weekend guest of Wendy Wilson of Sand- ford. Earl and Marie Wilson were in Wiarton on Sunday to attend the dedication of their grandson, Simeon Luchuk and visited Rev. Richard Luchuk and Joyce. Betty and Norman Tapscott attended the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood- land at Goodwood Hall on Sat. afternoon. Oct. 13 Jean and Gordon Jeffery attend- ed the L.0.B.A. Birth- day dinner at Goodwood Hall. On Tuesday, Jean Jeffery went to Colling- wood with the seniors group. Best wishes for Centennial College goes to Christopher Ruhl. At Church on Sunday, there was a Christening service for Stephanie Rae Shortt, daughter of Steve and Cindy Shortt. Also for Michael John Begin, son of Darlene and John Begin. Mrs. Hansen visited the twin daughters Carol and Karen in Scarborough for the weekend. Wedding Anniversary greetings to Don and Stella Asling 45 years - Jennie and Archie Watson - 40 years, Jean and Gord Jeffery - 51 years - all celebrating this week. We are sorry to lose Gordon and Elsie Prentice who have moved to Uxbridge but wish them every happiness in their new home. May we also welcome to Epsom, John and Joanne Lang- hurst of Uxbridge who have moved into the former Prentice home. BETHESDA REACH W.L Plan to attend on Oct. 26th at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. T. Croxall. Our theme will be "World Affairs" and our guest for the evening is Mrs. R. Sheir. Mrs. Sheir attended the Associated Country Women of the World Convention last June in Vancouver, B.C. Motto: Many voices, one world. Reply: Mrs. R. Sprules. Roll call - name an activity carried on by a member organization of A.C.W.W,, somewhere in the world. Hostess: Mrs. J. Davies, Mrs. H. Boodway and Mrs. J. Bruce. Sandak SHOES & SANDALS "FOR HAPPY FEET" Poly-vinyl washable & 5 year guarantee. 985-8619 Ask about our Shoe Parties! CERTIFICATES 4 RE GUARANTEED INVESTMENT 1Yr. Annual Interest SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 8 * 30TO 119 DAYS MIN. $5,000. 9%* 15 T0 30 DAYS MIN. $100.00. Rates subject to Change without Notice STANDARD A TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Telephone: 985-8435 (beriored Compare Memo Cerads Dvporit Insurance Corporation Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker The Nestleton W.1. met in the Community Centre on Wed. Oct. 5, at 1:30 p.m. with eleven members and two visitors present. Pres. Mrs. Don Frew brought the meeting to order with the Ode- Mary Stewart Collect and a poem, '"The man in the Glass." Sec'y-Treas. Mrs. R. France gave the finan- cial statement and read the correspondence. Minutes were approved as read. The Roll Call- "How to keep children interested in school," proved interesting. District Director, Mrs. J. Wygerde gave a report of the District meeting. Members volunteered to supply various items for the Fun Fair on Oct. 18th. Plans re- Central Area Conservation on Nov. 1, 2, were made. On Nov. 2, a special evening "It's Just Your Nerves" is to be held in Nestleton Community Centre. Four speakers from the Durham Health Unit are to form a panel. The public are cordially in- vited to attend. Refreshments served by Blackstock and Nestleton W.I. members. A worthwhile program on Education and Cultural Activities was presented by the Con- vener Mrs. L. Malcolm. A brief sing-song, was followed with the motto- "It's what we learn after we think we know it all that counts."' This stess- ed the developing of pro- per attitudes to educa- tion in the home. Mrs. L. Malcolm then introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. G. Kelly who spoke on '"'changes in education." She explained the new Centres Concept and the MODULARA SERVICING [PHILIPS move back to the basic of phonics and handwriting. Extra curriculum ac- tivities available to students now are curling, skiing, cross country running, swimming, and instrumental music. Special educational classes are available for both gifted and slow learners. Science Fairs and new concept of K to Gr. 13 in one school as suggested for Blackstock was explained. Joyce proved to be both in- teresting and infor- mative with bits of humour throughout. After a brief question period, the Convener thanked her and presented a small gift. A humerous reading on Metric Confusion was given by Mrs. R. Not- tingham, followed by a Metric Quiz conducted by the Convener. After a Thanksgiving poem read by Mrs. N. Rohrer the meeting closed with O Canada and the Institute Grace. A Thanksgiving fruit arrangement and flowers centered the tea table, as Mrs. N. Rohrer and her group served sandwiches, squares and a social cup of tea. Mr. R. Davison voiced ap- preciation to the officers and those responsible for another interesting meeting. Next regular meeting to be held Nov. 2, at Nestleton Communi- ty Centre, at 1:30 p.m. All ladies welcome to attend. . Family News A warm welcome home to Grahame and Neta Fish, Nestleton, who have been in Carn- duff, Saskatchewan, for a period of two months . ALLTYPES - ALLMAKES STEREOS &HI-FI'S -|WORTH $5.00 OFF THIS COUPON YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL 723-5341 214BLOORST.E. "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years." PARKSIDE STEREO & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS -RCA-ZENITH- TOSHIBA -HITACHI- LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE JANE'S ISLAND HAIR DESIGN -11 Years Experience - CONC. 10E, SCUGOG ISLAND irs a Adult Hair Cut . .... $5.00 Children under 12 Years Children under 5 Years (Long hair a little more) Permanents - reg. 47.00 (Cut, Style & Shampoo) DAY OR EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. (Style Included) $4.00 FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: 985-3947 assisting relatives with their farming operation. It is wonderful to have them back home again, and they have been good Samaritans helping out where needed. Norm and Bernice Mairs, Nestleon, had a most enjoyable time Saturday evening when: they attended the "nostalgia night" held in Pontypool. The old time music was a joy to listen to -- and Norm visited with friends he hadn't seen for many a day. A fine evening full of memories! Ray and Dorothy Car- son, New Liskeard, were weekend guests with her parents George and Ella Bowers and other members of the family. On Sat. evening dinner guests with the Bowers were Ray and Dorothy Carson, Helen Vine, Blackstock, Arnold and Jean Williams and Earl Bowers of Nestleton, and Mrs. Verna Abernethy of Bowmanville. Arn and Jean "hosted" the fami- ly for Sunday dinner - other guests included: Mrs. Avelyn Williams, Nestleton, Constable Jerry Bowers, Peter- borough and Dale Williams and friend. Thanksgiving celebra- tions were held at the Ar- nold Williams home on Monday, with the im- mediate family home -- likewise -- Helen Vine had her family for a festive dinner on Mon- day. Verna Abernethy returned home on Mon- day and the Bowers en- joyed dinner with Zack and Margaret Adams in Bowmanville. Visiting at the Cawker farm during the week were: Arthur and Carroll Cawker, Sudbury, Alan Cawker and Mark of Oshawa, Norma Wilson, Duntroon, Paul and June Carruthers and Paula, Stayner, Jim and Marion Cawker, Manchester, Mrs. M. Twamley, Toronto, Sylvia Cawker, Chandre and Jason of Scarborough. Blue Ray Chapter Installs Officers The installation ceremonies of Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star was held on Thursday even- ing, Oct. 13 in the Masonic Temple, Port. Perry, to honour the newly elected Worthy Matron, Elsa Bongard, and her staff of officers for 1983-84 term. Many Chapters were represented and Worthy Matron Joyce Taylor and Worthy Patron Sam Cawker welcomed many distinguished guests to the East- Past Grand Patron Brian Lee, Whit- by, Grand Trustee, Ken Summersford, Durham District Deputy Grand Matron Betty Dowden, Ontario, Past District Deputy Grand Matrons Erline Finnie, Pickering, Audrey Martin, Durham and Bessie Cosway, Whitby. Grand Representative to West Virginia Wilson Pring, Durham. Matrons and Patrons and Past Matrons and Patrons from many chapters were cordially greeted by sister Joyce and our own Blue Ray Members were extended a warm welcome by brother Sam. After a short business . session- the officers retired for a brief recess. The Installation ceremonies were con- ducted in a highly effi- cient manner by the In- stalling Board. During the evening, sister Iris Sparks, Whitby, sang two lovely solos accom- panied by sister Eileen Waltham of Whitby. At the close of the Installa- tion, the new Worthy Matron Elsa Bongard ex- pressed warm apprecia- tion to officers and members for the honour conferred upon her and thanked the members of the Installing Board for the beautiful ceremony. Her Worthy Patron, Chris Dennis spoke briefly- re the suppoort received from officers and members and stated he was happy to assist Sister Elsa and would do his best for Blue Ray Chapter. Sister Elsa was the recipient of many lovely gifts to commemorate the occasion. As Sister Elsa assumes the responsibility of her of- fice -- we extend "our very best wishes" for a progressive, successful -- as well as a happy, harmonious year in the East, promoting the principles of our fine Order. A "highlight" was meeting Elsa's husband, Gord, and her employers Mr. and Mrs. Strong. At the close a delicious buffet supper was en- joyed in the lower hall convened by Sisters Margaret Jeffrey and * Refreshments Figure Skating Club. PORT PERRY FIGURE SKATING CLUB DANCE LATCHAM CENTRE - PORT PERRY Sat., Nov. 5th TICKETS: $12. COUPLE Tickets available from members of the 9:00 P.M. School at Nestleton some years Elsie Wilbur and an in- formal hour was enjoyed with friends The Church News At the Nestleton Pres- byterian Church, Sun- day 10 a.m. an average attendance with Rev. Fred Swann delivering a thought provoking message - taking as his text - Matthew II - 20- "Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I will give you rest." Board of managers meeting - Friday, at 7:30 p.m. Next Sunday at 10 a.m. Thursday Oct. 20 Rev. Swann will be admitted to Hospital in Oshawa for surgery. We extend 'Best wishes" for a good recovery. On Sunday morning - the Nestleton United Church was well attend- ed with Rev. Dale Davis taking as his message theme, "Dividing up the Pie" for World Develop- ment Sunday. As Christ- ians how shall we divide up the pie? A fine Sunday School on hand and the MacKenzie trio sang a harmonious number. A guest organist - Norma Wilson played for the service - from the Collingwood area. Two choir members rendered a duet. Bernice Mairs was the reader. We warmly welcome to the service Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler from Scugog Island. Mr. Wheeler was the Sunday Superintendent ago. Don't forget the Ecumenical Service on this coming Thursday, Oct. 20th at 2 p.m. Sponsored by the UCW Special music and a special speaker will be of interest. Caesarea Euchre First prize winner - Bob Urquhart - 84; Second - Millie Glide - 80; Helen Fletcher - 46. Sympathy Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Minnie Fisher in the loss of her sister-in- law, the late Mrs. Edna Dixon of Port Perry. We also offer our deepest sympathy to Lillian Harper of Port Perry in the loss of a wonderful sister, Doris Jeffrey, of Prince Albert. Notice Honeydale Women's Institute is chartering a bus to the Central Ontario Area Conven- tion to be held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, November 1st. contact Mrs. Mabel Cawker - 986-4715. 193 QUEEN ST_ PORT PERRY (416) 945.1306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE VICTORIA Y AND GREY TRUST 113/ 5 Yr. Annual Interest 11%% Semi-Annually Rates Subject to Change Without Notice.