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RI 8 «oT mm i CALC ail (From page 6) following were the lucky winners: first prize - Roy Werry - 80. Second - Ross Keeler - 78. A tie for low score - Marilyn Hewson and Hugo Klein- jan each having 52. Refreshments were served by Connie Lyons, Charlene Rodgers and Terry McCabe. Ladies! Don't forget the Auxiliary meeting to be held Monday, October 20, at 8 p.m. at the Caesarea Centre. It was nice to see more folks out to the card part on Wednesday even- ing and would love to see you all each week. Try your best to attend. We miss you. 'Youth meet on Friday Utica and Area News by Vera Brown The Youth Group will meet this 'and each Friday at 8 p.m. and is open to teens 13 and up. For infor- mation contact Gail or Arnold Kerry. Choir practise this week is at the Sobil's in Utica at 8 p.m. Thursday. Church and Sunday School will be held this week in Epsom Church at 11:15 a.m. The Social Club will hold a Hallo- ween party on October 24th starting at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church. Come in costume as there will be prizes. For more information contact either Rob Evans, Tom Armstrong or Steve Lee or their wives. Note the change of date -- it's Friday instead of Saturday. November 2nd is Anniversary Sunday and this will once again be a fellowship Sunday when we visit homes for lunch following the ser- vice. If you wish to be a host fami- ly, contact Gail Kerry. Guest speaker for the service is John Tapscott of Epsom. Euchre winners from last Friday in the hall were- ladies 1st- Velma Ross, 2nd- Margaret Watson, low Marie Geer. Men's 1st- Jim Red- man, 2nd- Tom Ogden, low Lloyd MacDonald. Freeze-out winners were George and Rachel Harper with Lena Ogden and Irene Elson second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Miss Laura Carre had a few friends over on Friday and they had a swim party at Uxpool. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe were Fri. and Sat. guests with the Carres. Eric, Denise and children were Thanksgiving Sunday guests with the John Carres in Bridgenorth. Mrs. Crosier was a visitor with Dean and Gloria Beare of Oshawa on Saturday. Sunday guests with Mrs. Crosier were Wally and Jean Scott of London and their daughter Donna and grandchildren Neysa In- nes and Mrs. C. Scott of Toronto. Dale and Karen Beare of Burlington called on Mrs. Crosier on Monday. Congratulations to Mrs. Crosier who has a new great granddaughter born last week to Dave and Brenda Bradstreet in Toronto. Mrs. Eva Sutcliffe was a guest at the Stewart Bray home on Saturday. Visitors on the weekend with the Sutcliffes were Doris Bray and children and Miss Michelle Brockman. Mrs. Mildred Thompson had Thanksgiving on Sunday with the Clarke family in Uxbridge. "Ney J ¥,'C > .& Ontario Semaine des y Pa wo, Public bibliothéques oR) 'R $ Library publiques BL Week © de Ontario SCUGOG VIEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY All residents of the Township of Scugog are invited to come and see your Public Library OCTOBER 21st to 25th, 1986 There will be displays of books-on-tape, Dutch books, our microcomputers, and in the display room, The Art of Cake Decorating .. a display coordinated by Helen Newlove. HOURS OPEN: Tues. 10to 9; Wed, 10to 6; Thurs. 10to 9; Fri. 10 to 6; Sat. 10 to 5. Buy any of the following new Stihl' chain saws: Stihl 011 AVEQ, 024 Super, 028 Wood Boss, 028 Super. 034 AVEQ, 038 Magnum, 038 Farm Boss and GET THIS BREN $50 VALUE ST/HL PRO-CUTTER'S KIT Extra Stihl Ollomatic*® replacement chain loop Stihl 2-cycle engine oil mix Spare spark plug Stihl screwdriver Stihl wedge Stihl Chain Saw Safety Manual . Stihl multi-purpose wrench (included with all Stihl chain 058 Magnum 16°. 18 and 21° bars only LIMITED QUANTITY UXBRIDGE SmaLL EnGineEs LTD. HWY. 47 & DOUGLAS RD. 852-5884 The Blackstock and District (Cartwright) Lions Club will be can- vassing throughout Cartwright for the C.N.I.B. again this year ... knocking on doors and hopefully will finish by the end of october. This is a worthy cause and when the can- vasser calls please be as generous as possible. The Lions do a fine job within our community and need the support of everyone. The Lions Club Pork Barbecue will be held this Saturday, October 18, from 5-7 p.m. at the Blackstock Rec Centre. This project is to raise money for an industrial dishwasher which the Blackstock O.N.O. Club is planning to install in the Rec Cen; tre. Admission: adults - $7.00; seniors - $6.00; public school -- $3.50 and pre-schoolers - free. For an in- teresting place to dine this is your "ticket". Try and be supportive! Best Wishes Our thoughts and pryers for good health to the following: Clara Nesbitt in Oshawa Hospital - George Bowers presently in Port Perry Hospital and Doris Rohrer is home ... we are pleased to say. She has had a lengthy illness and is now beginning to feel a little better. Chin up everyone - we are thinking of you constantly. Thanksgiving Visitations Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm of Nestleton, were Friday overnight guests of daughter Bonnie and Jim Bilton and family at Lyndhurst -- north of Kingston. Monday Thanksgiving guests of the Lawrence Malcolms were Gail Malcolm of Port Perry, Dennis and Laina Malcolm, Jove and Leta of Ajax, Glenn and Arlene Malcolm Nobody fights the high cost of heating your home better than Superior Propane Come PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 15, 1986 -- 37 Thanksgiving celebrations in Nestleton and family and David and Joanne Malcolm and family of Nestleton. Several birthdays were celebrated. Best wishes to the celebrants! Norm and Bernice Mairs spent Thanksgiving on Sunday with daughter Diane and John Slute and family. Other guests present were John's parents -- Len and Verna Slute. A nice party! Mrs. Neta Fish "hosted' all her family for Sunday Thanksgiving celebration. Those present were Jim and Audrey Leishman and family of Reaboro, Marlene Bannister and family and Keith and Rhonda Ban- nister and little Nicole of Peter- borough, and Calvin and Yvonne Holland and family who reside with Neta. A great family get-together. Sam and Mabel Cawker enjoyed weekends guests for the Thanksgiv- ing Festival with Arthur and Carroll Cawker of Sudbury and daughter Cheryl and son Bryan of Waterloo University with them. Lots of activi- ty and a wonderful visit made it a great weekend. Robert and Madelaine Cawker were callers on Sunday. Fred and Mabel Dayes enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Charlie and Lorraine Andrews at Prince Albert. Trip of Interest Fred and Mabel Dayes of Nestleton, have just returned from a wonderful three weeks trip to England. They had a good flight and excellent weather. While there, they spent some time visiting relatives, friends and neighbours of Freds - in Nottingham, Hull, Beverly, and saw the beautiful Lincoln Cathedral, also the Robin Hood (Sherwood) forest into Superior today because the time to buy is now We've reduced: the price of Lennox Pulse Furnaces by hundreds of dollars: we've reduced all our wall heaters as well as every in-stock space heater. Just for coming in. you could win one of 20 deluxe Wait Bar-B-Ques or an all-expense paid vacation for a family of four to Puerto Vallarta. 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They enjoyed a ploughing match at Hall farm - Kirklington and visited many other places of in- terest. A great holiday for Mabel and Fred! Ladies Aid Meets The October meeting of Nestleton Ladies Aid was held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Sunday School Room. The Devotional in charge of Mrs. Winnifred Davison was from Psalm 105, with meditation from Our Daily Bread on "Expressing Our Thanks." Mrs. Dorothy Lee president, con- ducted the business, after the cor- respondence was read. The Church Calendars have been received; and planning for the Turkey Dinner on Friday, October 17th at the Neastleton Community Centre was completed. (See notice in Port Perry Star). Mrs. Norma Wolfe gave a reading from Gregory's Clark's book "Clouds of Gunners." During the lunch time- a birthday cake with candles - was enjoyed for Mrs. Ber- tha McLaughlin, who is celebrating a special birthday in October. Ap- preciation to the hostesses -- Mrs. N. Wolfe and Mrs. W. Davison was expressed by Mrs. B. McLaughlin. 'Best Wishes" to Bertha from all her friends! Notice A Christmas raffle is being held with proceeds to aid the Caesarea Community Hall projects. Tickets are now available from Irene Train, Kathy Tromans and Sunnyside Market. Your support is appreciated. IE A RT, alr a a Rr TT a AN ALL-EXPENSE PAID FAMILY VACA- TION TO PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO! What a great way to Win the Cold War! Just by coming into any Supenor Propane branch and filling out a ballot you could win a glotious all-expense pard tip for a family of four to Puerto Vallarta Mexico Poze includes return airfare one week s accommodations. $1000 spending money and all the good times you can handle Full details and baflors at all Bupenor branches Contest closes December 15th 1980 [«CPAirHolidays WINNING THE COLD WAR BEGINS AT SUPERIOR PROPANE SUPERIOR PROPANE HOURS Monday through Friday - 800 am_ to 500 pm 808 Victoria St. BE. Whitby -- 888-3388 | { | | | | ra aE Tr Er rT ae Te