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Se < Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Variety Programme Saturday, February 23, was indeed an even- ing of fun and games for all ages held in Nestleton United Church Sunday School room. Several families showed a varie- are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Erika Anne, born on Thursday, February 14, 1985, at Wellesley Hospital in Toronto. Edgar and Anne Emerson of Nestleton are very proud grandparents. Our best | wishes to them! Youth Club Dance Friday, February 22, another enjoyable dance sponsored by the Caesarea Youth Club. Chaperones for the even- $y ing were Patti Thistle and her Mother. Of in- terest were two spot dances and the club members wish to thank Irwin Smith Music, Port Perry, for donating records for the dances. The frolic lasted from 7 to 10 p.m. for age group . 11-15 years. The PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 26, 1985 -- 15 Talents showcased in musicals youngsters featured something new- a little "break dancing' - need plenty of skill to navigate that! Refreshments were available - and helps with the funds. A fine evening of fun and these kids deserve a lot of credit, believe me! Caesarea Community Church With the assistance of Daniel Pugh reading the Scripture - James 2: 14, Rev. W.H. Crawford spoke on 'What Con- stitutes The Christian?" illustrating faith must go into action before it means very much. Peo- ple adhere to a Creed - and they have to have God come into their lives to have faith. The average attendance has been good right along - but was down a little on Sunday due to fog. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. - (Turnto page 35) ty of talents in skits and musical numbers. These were interspersed with several fun games. A delicous lunch and a social time concluded the evening. A good time was had by everyone present. Sorry, some were unable to be pre- sent due to'illness, fog, etc. e . coro. Comey" <gvil able sau on 0Y' availel ottag® Trip Enjoyed John and Doreen Rush, Scugog Point, were in Cancun, Mexico, holidayin for a two week period. The Island of Cancun is 10 years old and is a paradise spot - just takes your breath away - with turquoise water and balmy breezes all the time. They stayed at the Aristos Hotel - on : the main floor. The Mex- ; ico people are just ter- rific - friendly, colourful, happy, eager to please i and a joy to be with. "They can't do enough for you. To sum it allup - a restful holiday - siestas every afternoon and food most delicious. Welcome I home folks! i Congratulations to rr » EC 4 step-son Mark Rush, t | TT, Toronto, who bought a. OR WC if you e K CO AGE 3 $2.00 ticket and won 1d a née d save cceP cottad } g $10,000 - a real winner! to pul wan and f ou tion 1200 sq. ft., insulated, 2-storey, all-weather ; His parents were ve ing rt nO hot' ny truc cottage package includes all the construction ; Sh for him. plan' headst? nd Marc e fr om @ nd coMS® "cully | materials you need: | | etd now a Ccho0S mber b S freé our « Asphalt shingles with a 10 year guarantee Nestleton United Church twee 1989 th ju d-- plu Il of « Cedar exterior door The first Sunday of be 1st, et all nee nt A floor Mah lab interior d Lent saw a good atten- ay dd ou r e * Mahogany slab interior doors ¢ "CGC" drywall * Crowncraft windows e Crowncraft steel entrance door ; TTT «Weiser lock sets 18 FI bd = 1 + Domtar ceiling tiles , ol onze] * Rough face cedar dance at Nestleton United Church for an in- spiring youth service. Elaine Barber assisted Rev. Dale Davis and told the story to the Sunday AWN School students. The bg Fo Le siding theme was on "'Freedom = _~=""""1 _ e Upper deck to be Me." Claire \ 3 .. Y e Fiberglas 'Pink' Mackenzie and Ken | ! : insulation and more! Weir presented an amus- ST SPRY f ts bene TT ing skit showing that all bE wil give cost o 1 NOW ONLY are born equal- FR pertS oon the. h you sterotypes develop as we our ex stmt e in W 51 grow. A quintet of Jen- FR E ols. co nifer, Claire and Kay m tel ottad® Current Notman and Leslie and : 5 List Price Janice MacKenzie sang, y $12,765.00 "Joy is Like the Rain" PATIO DECK NOT INCLUDED very harmoniously, ac- companied by Rev. Dale Davis on his guitar. The beautiful flowers in the sanctuary were in memory of Grahame Fish. : AVAILABLE AT ®P/L in PORT PERRY 10 Scugog Street 985-7334 | ®P/L in LINDSAY Hwy. No. 35 & 7° CASHWAY in BROOKLIN Hwy. 7 & 12 Caesarea Euchre On Wednesday even- ing, congratulations to the following winners. First prize- Debra Dob- son 91; Second- Jim Emerton- 88; Third- Tom Robins- 51. A very good attendance. The Ladies Auxiliary have tickets on a Cabbage Patch Doll draw. Tickets are available from Sun- nyside Market, Post Of- fice and Auxiliary members. PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BUILDING CENTRES A Happy Bundle Of Joy Greg and Heather Emerson (nee Collins)