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LC £5 -- 0001 .0f livgA ysbasuY - a -- -- FIAT YARAG TRO9 42 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 10, 1990 1990-91 Nestleton Branch officers elected (From page 41) Past President - Neta Fish. President - Rika Wygerde. Sec'y - Treas. - Neta Fish, Assistant - Sec'y - Winnifred Davison. District Director - Norma Frew. Alternate - Gwen Malcolm. Branch Directors - Bertha McLaughlin & Elsie Bye. Auditor - Lawrence Malcolm. Public Relations - Winnifred Davison. Resolutions - Norma Frew. Pro- gram Co-ordinator - Curator & Pianist - Gwen Malcolm. Sun- shine convener - Bertha McLaughlin. Community Church Caesarea On a fine spring morning at 11 a.m. an average attendance for worship at the friendly Caesarea Church, with Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford in the pulpit. Kathleen Watts played the organ for the Service. Rev. Dr. Crawford used as his text -2 Timothy 3: 5, with a splen- did message; the theme being: "Appearing to be Godly." There is a great difference between holding a form of religion and re- jecting God's real power. Possessing His presence; His love; His forgiveness; to possess Christ is to have reality! To possess religion only; is meaningless! Next Sunday at 11 a.m. The Sunshine Club meets Tuesdays from 4-5 p.m. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Palm Sunday, April 8, 11 a.m. Rev. Wm. Fairley conducted the Service with Shirley Scott as organist. Psalm 31 was read responsively, and Scripture readings were Isaiah 50: 4-9 and St. Matthew 27: 26-38. Before going to their classes, the Sunday School pupils had a story, explaining the object lesson '""A Stone" as the voices of Easter proclaim the Easter message. Excerpts from Rev. Fairley's sermon: Most of us are reluctant to take part in public demonstra- tions whether to celebrate or pro- test. We cannot avoid taking a public stand in our conduct as we witness in contrast to those who scorn Christian values. ENGAGEMENT Jack and Eleanor O'Neil of Port Perry are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Terri Lee to Wayne Allan, son of Doug and Mae Buller of Port Perry. Wedding to take place in October 1990. ATTENTION ... All Hearing Aid Wearers of Port Perry and Area ... HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRE 230 Queen 8treet, Port Perry For the Months of March and April (Mon. & Wed. Only), are having a Sale on all their Hearing Aid Batteries. $4.00 Pack of 3 BATTERIES $5.50 Pack of 4 BATTERIES $8.00 Pack of 6 BATTERIES OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK x Amadeu uS . Seafood 8 Steak House 1180 Simcoe St.N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-9065 Banquet Facilities Available . * Roast Prime Beef (Can. Grade = * New York Steak & Shrimps 3 .* Fresh Seafood Plate -- ANNUAL EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS A) ANY SPECIAL FOR ONLY: $9.99 RATES -- "esc ssssseessretssrsacssnnas eeessecessesesssssssescssnssne 12.625 % asssessssesressssspessssssscens 4ssssssssccssscns sseessssessans PHONE Rates Subject to Change Without Notice. 'SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation for Over 15 Years" 985-3832 Next Sunday, there will be a special Easter Service at 11 a.m. You are invited to join us in worship. Sympathy Extended Our sympathy goes out to Ber- tha McLaughlin and her family, in the loss of her beloved husband Harry - who passed away sudden- ly - March 31, in Port Perry Hospital. Harry was well known in Cartwright; a true son of the soil; dedicated to the land; hav- ing spent his life on the family farm where he was born and rais- ed, in the Nestleton area. A friendly, outgoing person; he will be sadly missed by many relatives and friends. Nestleton United Church A very good attendance on Palm Sunday, April 8, 1990, with Glenn and Arlene Malcolm welcoming at the door. Choir number 'Follow Me" with Janice, Kay, Regenia, Kathy and Shirley; in good form, with Gwen Malcolm, organist. Rev. Dale Davis presented a Palm Sunday message; reminding the congregation; no matter how low- ly a person, Jesus gave them dignity. Any person can rise to new heights and dignity; with Christ's help; give Jesus entrance into your lives; based on Philip- To better serve the people of Port Perry and Area HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRES -- NOW OPEN -- MONDAY. & WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (both days) JACK MERLIN 230 QUEEN STREET, 985-4422 pians 2: 5-11 & Matthew 21: 1-11 - read by Joanna Malcolm. Dur- ing the children's theme, the minister spoke on "Attitudes" and an illustration was of interest. Jesus was humble; loving; courageous; and we should learn to be loving, etc. The Sacrament of The Lord's Supper was solemnized with Rev. Davis officiating, assisted by Clark of Session Richard MacKenzie and Ken Weir. The offering was received by Glenn & David Malcolm. Notices: On Friday, April 11, at 11 a.m. the Good Friday Service will be held at Nestleton United Church. "Guess Who's Coming to Din- ner" to be held Saturday, April 28. For information call Janice aii i fa MacKenzie 986-5598. Closing hymn - "Ride On! Ride On! in Magesty! a great Easter hymn by Graham George - 1912. Daffodil Day - A Success Daffodil Day - this past Friday, April 6, was a great success with all Daffodils sold by 3 p.m. which netted $2700. The girls out selling around the town are to be com- mended for a job well done! These early blooms in the Spring represent a sense of hope and renewed life - and annually the Society celebrates Daffodil Day at the beginning of April - a kick-' off for the Campaign for Cancer. Society Chairperson Doris Taylor would like to thank all those who worked so hard out selling the lovely blooms on Friday. A good start for the major campaign! Durham YMCA offers a variety of new programs The YMCA Durham Region is offering a variety of new pro- grams this spring. We have pro- grams for the entire family. Our preschool classes filled quickly but there are still openings in "Playschool." This is an unlicensed enrich- ment program, with crafts, songs and stories following seasonal themes. The stress is on fun and social experience. Mom & Junior team up for another exciting program called "Tumbling Tots' where both have fun with movement ac- tivities, small equipment and musical games. The YMCA has also introduced several "New" youth programs such as '"'Teen Leaders." This is a valuable self- awareness course for teens. They will develop leadership skills & coaching skills through the use of adventure based counselling. "E UN After-Four" is a great after school program where the children can enjoy games & crafts and interact in safe environment. For all those "'sports minded" youth there is 'Introduction to Sports." Youth will learn a varie- ty of sports and have fun too. Again this session we are offering "Stage Struck," an excellent drama and self-expression pro- gram for ages 6 years and up. The Baby sitting course will be offered again this session at the Port Perry YMCA and Cart- wright. For the adults we are of- fering an excellent weight loss program called 'Y-weight,"' as well as an enrichment program called 'Parents Only." A time to get together and discuss paren- ting issues. And for those of you who love to dance we are offering * "Ladies Jazzercise' which in- volves low impact workout, jazz steps. Don't wait a minute longer, sign up for these new programs at the YMCA! 269 Queen St., Port Perry. Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. or call 985-2824. aglcan THE DEANERY of OSHAWA EASTER SERVICES Chasen welc TN Om es % & Maundy Thursday Good Friday Saturday CHURCH APRIL 12 APRIL 13 frag 14 yr Do CHURCH of the 8 PM - Holy 10:30 AM - 8 PM - Easter 11:30 AM - ASCENSION Communion Children's Service Vigil and Holy PORT PERRY 1:30 PM - Worship at | Holy Communion | Communion 985-7278 St. John's, Blackstock ST. JOHN'S 8 PM - Holy 1:30 PM - Holy 8 PM - Easter 9:30 AM - BLACKSTOCK Communion Communion Vigil Holy 985-7278 Worship at Church Worship at Church | Communion . of the Ascension of the Ascension ST. PAUL'S 10 AM - Holy 10 AM 9 AM - Holv UXBRIDGE Conimunion Ante-Communion Communion 852-3286 11 AM - Holy Communion Re --