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She is an instructor of both quilling and decoupage in Panama City, Florida, during the winter months. After being in- troduced...she demonstrated her beautiful "quilling" with two men and ten women mastering the quilling technique, during the next hour or so, under the guiding hand of expert, Edda! Leisure hours will be spent in the future no doubt...by those interested in this craft. now that they have the "knack" of fashioning those "nif- ty" little flowers, etc. Edda was thanked by the hostess and given a small gift in appreciation. Speaker of Interest The U.C.W. was pleased to have Rev. Richard Choe, a very thought provoking speaker...pre- sent many ideas to 'mull' over after we returned home. Richard was born in Korea, and came to Canada at the early age of 14. All his family have settled in the Toronto area. Richard brought us an infor- mative message re - his native land, Korea, and other countries as well. He went back into history...relating tragic stories of the second World War... Korean War, and the years which follow- ed, with unrest - a divided coun- try and families split - illiteracy common among the lower classes of people! Starvation was ram- pant in these mixed up countries - rice and potatoes made up their daily diet. A lot of students were upset and backing the wrong regime! He stated, he would choose a dictatorship over a Com- munist regime! A most enlightening talk! Much applause greeted Richard when he finished. He was thanked by the Leader. We offer "best wishes" to Richard for success in [Rag PORT PERRY CLINIC Dr. Eva Mueller Chiropractor & Naturopath - now located at - 230 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 0 Mon. Wed. Fri. his studies re - the Ministry! . A brief business period was con- ducted by leader Jean Williams. Minutes were read by secretary Gwen Malcolm and approved and the treasurer's statement was given. The usual donation was voted to the Board of Stewards...and the Manse and Mission allotments paid now. Meetings will be discontinued for July and August... holiday time. The next meeting will be held Sept. 14 - a general meeting with the Afternoon Unit in charge. A slide presentation on Africa will be of interest! The meeting closed with Benediction...and a lovely lunch was served by hostess Gwen assisted by Lawrence. Mrs. Neta Fish gave the appreciation to all who had a part and to Gwen for hosting the meeting. Enjoyed Reunion On Sunday, June 19, the descen- dants of William & Eliza Van Nest held their yearly reunion in Nestleton Community Centre. 76 relatives gathered from Brant- ford to Kingston area to enjoy a sumptuous buffet meal, and an exciting program of sports and visiting. Glenn Malcolm as presi- dent conducted a brief business period. A get well card was sign- ed for Gordon Brooks who was hurt in an accident and is in Toronto Western Hospital. Nestleton United Church A fair attendance at Nestleton United on Sunday, June 19. Greeting at the door were Carol & Chuck Hill and boys, with Barb Weir serving as Usher. The PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 21 1988 -- 11 challenging sermon "Strength to Love" was delivered by Richard Choe. Janice MacKenzie sang beautifully, 'How Long Has It Been" with Gwen Malcolm at the organ. Next Sunday, June 26, is Congregational Worship & Picnic at the home of David & Joanne Malcolm at 11:15 a.m. Then on July 3, at 10:30 a.m. is the Charge Outdoor Worship Service at the Harold McLaughlin residence. Sympathy Extended Our sincere sympathy goes out to the Bowers family...in the loss of a loving wife, mother & grand- mother, Ella Bowers, who passed away on Thursday evening, after a lengthy sojourn in Port Perry Hospital. She leaves to mourn, husband George, daughters Helen Vine, Port Perry, Dorothy & Ray Car- son of Dwight, and Jean & Arnold Williams of Nestleton, and MODEL KIT CONTEST Demonstrating the fine craft of quilling sons. . Earl, Nestleton, Jerry of Peterborough, Bert & Marilyn, Oshawa, and Ralph & Cecile of Tyrone and their families. Also two sisters Frances Sutton, Orono, and Mabel & Fred Dayes of Port Perry, and a brother Malcolm & Ivy Elford of Port Perry. Ella has lived all her life in Cartwright...a popular friend and neighbour. Interested in her church and community pro- jects...doing her share at all times! She will be sadly missed by relatives and a host of friends! Presbyterian Church The congregation of Nestleton Presbyterian Church warmly welcomed Rev. Fred Swann to the pulpit, following his recuperative period after surgery and a holiday spent with his family in Ireland. Psalm 37 was read in unison (Turn to page 28) featuring ... 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