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eT ---- A, T ---- says summer is all but over Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Comment: We have had a long, dry spell in this area of Cart- wright, with water at an all time low, in the lake, ponds, wells, etc. It was a great relief to have the steady rainfall for a night or two...and what a pleasure to see the drastic change it brought about. BUT - there is a distinct chill in the air...which reminds us that summer days are about over. In fact! The trees, bushes, etc. are beginning to turn and a nip of frost is in the air these nights! With guests from Hampton and Maple Grove Branches present, the Nestleton Women's Institute meeting was held at the Nestleton Community Centre on Wed. after- noon. President Neta Fish, open- ed with a poem and a warm welcome to all. Following the Ode and Collect, the minutes were ap- proved as read by sec'y. Gwen Malcolm, and treasurer Rika Wygerde gave the financial state- ment. Two copies of the new revised Handbook have been pur- chased for use in the branch. The roll call "Why does Canada attract people from other lands?" was well answered. The Fall Con- vention to be held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Oct. 24th and 25th will be attended by delegate Rika Wygerde. The first reading of a resolution - "That School buses have orange caution flashing light before the red stop lights are activated' will be given a second reading. The Motto, "A Smile is a curv- ed line which sets a lot of things straight" was taken by Doris Not- tingham, Convener of Interna- tional Affairs..followed by a report of "Something Canada is doing in India'. A project called "Sleeping children around the World' distributes Bed-Kits through organizations such as Rotary Clubs who go to District schools in Bombay and Madras and give out a packaged bed-kit to needy children. Marion Lewis of Hampton, gave a poem composed by Doreen Perett, who was unable to be pre- sent. Mrs. W. Laird of Maple Grove played a medley of old favourite songs on the piano, which was most enjoyable. Introduced by Doris Not- tingham, the guest speaker Christine Gill, took the members on a journey to India with slides taken on a trip back to India, after living in Canada for 12 years. Many changes had taken place, but the teeming millions are there in Bombay and Calcutta, with snake-charmers and elephants for riding in the streets. Beautiful estates and ethereal architecture of temples made of white marble imported from Italy, make a sharp contrast. Horticulture is carried on using pots instead of flower beds...and flower shows cover an area of two football fields with enormous blooms of many popular flowers, dahlia, zinnia, cacti, poinsettias and col- eus 12 feet tall. Water is conserv- ed in reservoirs as the climate can be dry. Miles of white sand stretch along the beach with no one on it. Palm trees line the streets and also banyan trees sup- ported by aerial roots. Cows wander at will and are regarded as sacred. They saw the oldest Church.. and rose gardens and where tea is grown.. and orchids. Many pieces of India handwork were on display and they have to be seen to be appreciated. Also a display of snaps. The speaker was thanked by Gwen Malcolm and given a gift. Lunch of fruit loaves, cheese and grapes with a cup of tea .. and visiting .. concluded an in- teresting meeting. Hampton and Maple Grove each expressed ap- preciation to Nestleton for the pleasant afternoon. With guest speaker Rev. Ron Van Auken, Director of Research and Church Growth for the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the 143rd Anniversary of Nestleton Church was fittingly marked on Sunday, Sept. 11th. The guest soloist, Glenn Larmer of Blackstock, and, "If God L.L.B.O. CAESAREA Phone 988-5884 DISC JOCKEY Every Friday & Saturday Night FROM 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM THURSDAY, SEPT. 22nd FRIDAY, SEPT. 23rd SATURDAY, SEPT. 24th *3.00 admission Thursday WORKSHOP PRODUCTION 8:00 PM Town Hall 1873, Port Perry *5.00 admission Friday & Saturday Tickets available at 'Just Around the Corner" RTL Jw Rous 2 igs Wi ERT n¥ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 13, 1988 -- 33 Lesley Carnochan of RR 2, Port Perry and Darrell Wade of Myrtle were winners In the Durham West 4-H steer competitions held at the Port Perry Falr Labour Day weekend. Lesley won ribbons for first In the competition and 2nd In show- manship, while Darrell won first in showmanship and a second In the competi- tion. They worked very hard getting thelr steers ready for competition. Forgot"-*'Biess This House' (of- fertory number and "Let There Be Peace On Earth" ... capably accompanied by Shirley Scott, organist. The Psalm reading was Psalm 119: I-16 and the Scripture Isaiah 40: 25-31. Preceding the sermon, Rev. Van Auken read Matthew 25: 14-30, the parable of the talents. The sermon was entitled, "The Importance Of One'. Jesus was a teller of stories, teaching the people His message as applied to their daily living. God works through one person .. one con- gregation, however small .. it is God's power that carries us on year after year. Following the Benediction, Rev. Swann invited all present to re- main for the salad luncheon. Next Sunday, Mr. David Faulkner of Ballyduff will preach at 10 a.m. in Nestleton, Sept. 18th while Rev. Swann is filling the pulpit at St. Lukes, Oshawa. Caesarea Euchre Results On Wed. evening at the Centre, first prize was taken by John Moore with a good score of 96. Right behind .. Eva MacDonald had 93. Low score with Sharon Smith holding 52. Carrie Miller provided the nice lunch! The Ladies Auxiliary meeting will be held in the Caesarea Centre on Sept. 19 at 8 p.m. A good atten- dance is requested! Caesarea Community Church Caesarea Church had a full house on Sunday, Sept. 11 at 11 a.m. with Rev. Charles Clarke in the pulpit. Lynn Arney assisted the minister. Rev. Clarke spoke on "The Strength of God" an ex- cellent message. Tanya and Mat- thew Stewart, children of Victor & Beth Stewart of Caesarea, were baptised by Rev. C. Clarke .. an impressive Christian Sacrament. Organist - Kathleen Watts. The Sunshine Club will soon be com- mencing with Lynn Arney in charge. Watch for a further announcement! Very pleased that Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford of Caesarea Com- munity Church, who has been a patient in Oshawa General Hospital is much improved in health and hopes to be home soon. Our best to him from this area! Nestleton United Church On Sunday, Sept. 11th at 11:15 a.m. Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm were greeters at the door with Reg. Hughes as usher. Rev. Dale Davis' sermon topic was, "Everyone Belonging" with text from James 2: 1-17 & Mark 8: 27-38. The children's theme tied in nicely with the sermon! The Ladies quartet, composed of Janice MacKenzie, Betty Headon, Kay Notman & Regenia Walker, sang an appropriate number en- titled, "I want to walk with Jesus Christ" with Gwen Malcolm ac- companying. Service closed with an old favourite "0 Jesus, I Have Promised". Notices: Keep in mind the General U.C.W. meeting to be held in the church Wed., Sept. 14, 8 p.m. Afternoon Unit in charge. Guest speaker Betty Luther of Toronto, who with her husband, has spent 5 years in Africa. Slides will be shown. Visitors invited to attend! On Thursday, Sept. 15, 8:00 p.m. Nestleton U.C. Council will meet at the church! (An abundance of news held over for next week.) Scouts plan a paper drive in Seagrave area (From page 13) family members, and a large buf- fet meal was enjoyed by all. Happy birthday to Joshua Jonah of Robin Glade Estates, who turns six years old on Wednesday the 14th. Also happy birthday to Corey Slute who celebrates his birthday this weekend. Scugog community care is in great need of people who could volunteer a few hours a month to their 'Meals on Wheels' pro- gram. There are people in our community of Seagrave who would benefit from this program. If you can help please phone Elizabeth Fulford, administrator, Scugog Community Care 985-8461. The Seagrave Church Board of Stewards will be meeting Tues- day, September 13th at 8:00 p.m. at the church. Robin Glade Estates Womens Groups agenda was delivered in- to each members mail box last Sat. Please try to attend as many monthly meetings as you can as this assures at least 10-12 women at each get together to hear the guest speakers. Scouting News There will be a parents meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20th, 7:30 p.m. at Seagrave United Church. All parents are, please, requested to make an honest effort to be there. Registration will take place after a hopefully short meeting. Registration Fee is $22.00. Beavers 5 before Dec. 31, Cubs 8 at time of reg., Scouts 11 at time of reg. Paper drive will be Sat., Sept. 24th. If you have a truck and wouldn't mind helping please give Betty Williams at 985-8563 a call. Lets keep "The Scouting Spirit" alive. Thats all for this week, please phone Diane Puckrin at 985-2489 with your news for the next column. 4 NYT ¢ . Vor. VAY, : Yao, TIN Viay, :. Wa country Lan Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario "Affluence is that brief happy time between the last payment and the first repair bill." li, H e | REALTY LIMITED SR oy SQUARE BOY PIZZA 2985-8448 SUBS - LASAGNA - PANZEROTTI Sunday - Thursday 11 AM to 11:30 PM Friday & Saturday 11 AM to 2 AM So i RP TREN BE AT a RD