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"A Famlly Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 10, 1992 - 19 8 ( Nesiefon. Caesarea 5 The March meeting of Nestleton Women's Institute was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Winnifréd Davison. President Rika Wygerde was in the chair and open- ed with a peom "Smile"' followed by the opening Ode and Collect. Secretary-treasurer Neta Fish read the minutes of the last meeting, and reported on finances. Cor- respondence was read including a thank you from Community Care. A JULIA DEMPSEY/ PORT PERRY STAR Grade 3 students at R. H. Cornish Public School learned about different careers recently. Megan Little and Ashlea Jones listen with interest to Bobbie Drew (not pictured) who talked about her job as a trustee. (See story for details.) Grade 3 students learn about careers avallable to them They may only be eight and nine years old, but many of the Grade 3 students at R. H. Cor- nish Public School already have an idea of what they want to be when they grow up. The students have had a number of guests recently who have been talking to them about different career choices. A psychologist, a police offi- cer, a homemaker, the mayor and a school board trustee are among some of the many guests who have visited the children. The Port Perry Star dropped into their class on Friday when Bobbie Drew, a public school board trustee for Scugog Town- ship, was talking to the stu- dents. She told them how she got her job, whatitentails, and approxi- mately how many hours a week she works. After telling the students about her job, the floor was open to questions. Here's a small sampling of what the students wanted to know: "How come we can't have sinks in the classroom?" "Are you rich?" "How old are you?" "When did you start as a trus- tee?" "Is your job hard?" "Do you like your job?" "When is your birthday?" "Did you play ringette when you were a little girl?" "Do you pay taxes?" "How come a lunch hour isn't an hourlong?" "What year were you born in?" - PYCHOTHERAPY - - MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELLING - - DIVORCE MEDIATION - - STRESS MANAGEMENT - Port Perry Counselling Services MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, 462 Paxton St. Maureen Salkeld, B.A., M.Ed. 985-0757 - DAY OR EVENING - "All at Guaranteed Lowest Prices UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet buying group in Canada. FAMOUS Levolor- A BLINDS VERTICALS * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie HWY. 7A EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 2 x ag letter from Louella Lewis invited the branch to participate in the new branch organizing. Rita reported at- tending a district executive meeting at Loveline Cathcart's home, Ken- dal and the date for the district an- nual will be May 6 on Wednesday from 9 a.m .to be held at Solina. Next meeting will be held at the home of Neta Fish, when reports will be read, and the slate of officers submitted. Cards were signed for shut-in members; and a locally bereaved family is to receive a donation. Grace Bajema, convenor of Agriculture read a peom 'In The Beginning" followed by a demonstration on the art of making pictures, flowers, etc. from seeds. Rika thanked Grace for such an in- teresting craft. Lunch was served by committee Bertha McLaughlin and Rika Wygerde, and a social time enjoyed. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Wm. Fairley spoke on the theme of the Lenten season -- "My God is my refuge." For the children he named the book of "Romans" with Paul sowing the seed of Chris- tianity wherever he could preach. Joyce Taylor was in charge of the music, and Dorothy Lee taught the Sunday School pupils, Holy Commu- nion will be dispensed on Sunday, March 29 at 11 a.m. The concern of the congregation was expressed to Rev. Fairley, when he reported that Mrs. Rita Fairley is in hospital. Sympathy Extended Our deepest sympathy goes out to Patti Fidler and children Kirstie Lee and Kevin in the sad loss of hus- band and father, Paul Kevin Fidler of Caesarea, who lost his life due to a snowmobile mishap. Our thoughts and prayers are with this little family! Birthday Celebration A delightful birthday celebration was held for twin brothers Arthur and Allan Cawker of Sudbury and Oshawa respectively, on their 60th birthday - a double celebration. This '""gala" event was "hosted" by their wives - Carroll and Eleanor Cawker, and held in Nestleton Community Centre on Saturday, March 7, with some 40 members of the immediate families present for the occasion. A delicious roast beef dinner, complete with a variety of pies, tea and coffee, was served by Dorothy Lee and her assistants. Later, a fan- tastic birthday cake was cut by the Cawker twins and served, and hap- py birthday was sung. Visiting and reminiscing was en- joyed. Many pictures were taken, and cards and gifts presented to the boys. Pictures of interest from the cradle up to the present time lined the walls. Our very best wishes for many more happy years of pleasure and enjoyment during the years ahead, for Art and Al, from the Cawker gang! Nestleton United Church A beautiful sunny morning on March 8, 11:15 a.m. Lent I, a great number of worshippers attended Nestleton United, with quite a number of young folks present. Robert and Carol Mairs, Steven and Katie extended the friendly greeting at the door. Rev. Dale Davis con- ducted the service and gave the Call to Worship. The Lenten Candle by Mabel Cawker Sl EEE EEE CRRA Te | A : TES Nestleton Women's Institute Litany was presented by Heather Malcolm and Steven Mairs. After a time for confession the minister Rev. Davis installed the officers of the official board in an impressive ceremony. The choir sang 'It's A Long Road To Freedom' a fine number with Carol Mairs at the piano. Rev. D. Davis spoke on "Journey- ing In The Wilderness' -- a timely message based on scripture from Luke4 and Deuteronomy 26, read by Carol Hill. The children's theme - an illustrated story of interest to the young fry. Robert and Steven Mairs receiv- ed the offering and doxology was sung, followed with prayer, hymn, Benediction and Three Fold Amen. World Day Of Prayer A good attendance at the World Day of Prayer meeting, held Fri- day, March 6 at 2 p.m. at St. John Anglican Church at Blackstock. Mrs. Michelle Bull of Port Perry, was the guest speaker, and brought a most important message on "The Environment." The Blackstock Good attendance at World Day of Prayer meeting choir sang an upbeat number which was very interesting re - the en- vironment, with Lois McLeod ac- companying on her guitar. At the close a lovely tea was serv- ed by the ladies of the church in the hall. The Cartwright churches were well represented at this fine service - a worldwide event each year! Presbyterial Four members from Nestleton U.C.W. attended the Annual Oshawa Presbyterial held in Harmony United Church in Oshawa, on March 3. Dr. Anne Squires, a former Moderator spoke on the "Women of the Bible."" Those attending were Arlene Malcolm, Barbara Weir, Jean Williams and Neta Fish. Family News The Sam Cawkers enjoyed a love- ly visit and luncheon with Margaret Cornish of Port Perry this past week, and very glad Marg is feeling much better. - Best wishes to Marion Armstrong of Caesarea, who hasn't been feel- ing the best lately! A shower of cards might help to cheer her up! Chin up - Marion! Glad to have son Grant Cawker of Oshawa for a visit on Thursday, and he helped his Dad with many chores while here, as well! New correspondent for Seagrave news RRB ov, Seagrave News by-Ann Sendifora AL SA Special congratulations to Jen- nifer Berry and her ice dancing partner Timothy Fowler who won a silver medal at the East Ontario Inter-Club Championship. They will now advance to the Provincial finals. Good luck and best wishes to you both. The couple have won two gold and six silver medals in their fist year competing at the Juvenile evel. Anyone who did not register their children in baseball this past weekend should do so as soon as possible. The deadline is March 18, 1992. Please call the following peo- ple for information Helena Edinger 985-7588; Brian McTaggart 985-2000; Roy Puckrin 985-7480 or Keith Puckrin 985-2489. Hooray!!!! we have a new cor- respondent for the Seagrave news. Kim Blakely, from Mariposa Estates, will be starting this week. Let's make her first week an easy one by giving her lots of news!!! At the church service on Sunday which was the first Sunday of Lent Is Your Money Going Up In Amanda and Bradley Hill ex- tinguished the first purple candle of the lenten triangle. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observed. The flowers in the chancel were in memory of Janet Rose's father. Ivan Cox who died last week. Sym- pathy is extended from the com- munity to Janet and Jamie Rose and family. Lindsay Presbyterial rally will be at Cannington this Wednesday, March 11 at 9:15 a.m. The theme is Visioning for the Future. The U.C.W. meeting will be held this Wednesday, March 11 at the home of Audrey Horner at 8 p.m. The Lenten study continues on Thursday evenings at 8:30 p.m. at the Seagrave Church. Next Sunday, March 15 John Molenaar of Pinedale Church will conduct the church service at 9:30 a.m. Happy birthday wishes this week to Bill Colwell. That's it for this week. Please call Kim Blakely at 985-8753 with your news. SMOKE! For the Cost of 12 packs of cigarettes you could be an EX - Smoker REGISTER NOW FOR Count Down A five week, 7 session stop smoking programme. Begins Tuesday, March 24, 7:30 pm at Port Perry United Church, 294 Queen Street. $75.00 Preregistration essential. Call the Lung Association 416-436-1046 to register or for more information. [vy _4