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me TH I II ER TN es TY YY ITT TT IY Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Election Thoughts Monday, November 14 will be municipal election day and we urge you .. the good people of Scugog Township to exercise your franchise .. be proud Canadians and vote for the candidates of your choice. Remember, there are a great many countries where residents are not allowed the privilege of voting and it is not just a privilege and a right .. but a duty! This is one way citizens can take an active part in the pro- cess of decision making which af- fects the community in which they live and work. It has been said .. that bad public officials are elected by good citizens who don't vote! Hallowe'en Comment Nice weather brought all kinds of fearsome wee folks out Hallowe'en night with cries of "Trick or Treat". Without excep- tion they were polite and well behaved, and every single one left with a thank you. Trust the kids had a great time! A night of fun, excitement, magic and mystery, for the youngsters! Hope to see them next year! After the kids were tucked in their beds .. a chauffered limousine pulled up to the door .: and out stepped a most fascinating couple .. a tall, slim, elegant lady with a delightful smile wearing a beautiful evening gown complete with a luxurious mink fur slung around her shoulders. She was wearing an at- tractive wig, expensive jewellery, hil -"pétféctly made up, etc. Her escort was indeed interesting as a clown. We offered them refreshments but they said they had to make a few more calls and it was getting late. They remain a deep mystery - BUT - we felt it is most enjoyable to see grown ups getting such a "bang" out of Hallowe'en! Caesarea Euchre Results On Wed. evening at the Caesarea Centre, Grace Short held the high score with a great 91. Second winner, Eva Mac- Donald, came in close behind with an 88. The consolation prize was won by 'Teresa Berker with 51. The super lunch was supplied by the John Moore family! Re - the Bazaar coming up on Nov. 19. The committee will glad- ly accept donations .. anything along the line of home baking, handmade items, white elephant, etc. They may be dropped off at the Centre on Friday, Nov. 18, bet- ween the hours of 7 to 9 p.m. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Service was held at 11 a.m. with Rev. Fred Swann in the pulpit. Joyce Taylor was the fine organist. Psalm 2 was read responsively and Scripture taken from Ephesians 6: 10-20. A Remembrance Day period of silence was observed and prayers offered for Peace. The sermon theme was "Remembrance Day". Rev. F. Swann followed with three headings - 1. The The War Amputations of Canada Your donations support the CHAMP and PLAYSAFE Programs subtlety of our enemies. 2. The source of our strength and 3. The strength of our reserves. A thought provoking message! Social Notes Saturday dinner guests with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm of Nestleton were Dennis & Laina Malcolm, Jove, Leta, and Arec of Ajax. On Sunday, Lawrence and Gwen and daughter Gail Malcolm of Port Perry, attended the Langmaid - Brooks reunion held at Ebenezer Church. The Family Country Hoedown held on Friday evening, Nov. 4, in Nestleton Community Centre .. sponsored by the Nestleton United Church, was a great success. The music was excellent, food delicious, and a fine evening of fellowship! It is hoped we might have more of these enjoyable events in the future! Quite a number from Nestleton attended the Anniversary Service at Blackstock United Church on Sunday, Nov. 6th, and found the » - band fib de dhs. oo ihabers geet SF. desde sibs de ata dibbdd © 4 Lbs PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 8, 1988 -- 15 Be proud Canadians--get out and vote! music enjoyable and the guest "speaker Ron Neun very in- teresting re - his work in Zambia! There are still some seats available for the Bus Trip to the Royal Winter Fair for Friday, Nov. 11th, sponsored by the Pineridge Garden Club. For infor- mation phone Shirley Love 986-5330. The Emerson Pottery will hold their annual Open House of Pot- tery and Jewellery on Saturday, Nov. 12, Sunday Nov. 13, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For infor- mation call 986-4388. Remembrance Day As Remembrance Day ap- proaches this coming Friday, let us pause and remember! What more sacred duty is there for all Canadians on Nov. 11th, than remembrance ... solemnly and reverently expressed re - those immortal heroes ... the valiant sons of Canada who paid the supreme sacrifice for the things in which they believe! Announcement! Remembrance Day Service will be held this year on Friday, Nov. 11th, at 10:30 a.m. in the Blackstock Town Hall, instead of the Rec. Centre. Please take note!