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20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 27, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" - Durham West 4-H awards night KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Armour McMillan congratulates Jennifer Smith, the winner of the Armour McMillan Special Award. Jennifer was the 4-H member showing the highest placing Holstein Heifer. KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Kevin Vale, centre, was the winner of the Pine Ridge Pack- ers Ltd. trophy at the Durham West 4-H awards night held Friday in Uxbridge. The trophy is presented to the member of the Durham West Beet Club gaining the highest score in the showmanship section at the club's achievement day. Also pictured are Beet Club leaders Lesley Carnochan and Glen Kerry. NOW OPEN MAKE YOUR OWN BEER & WINE Natural Ingredients Save up to 50% 159 Casimir Street, Port Perry . 3 "985-4352 bus. or 985-2676 res. "= KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR The Port Perry Veterinary Clinic presented cheques to the top four members of the Port Perry Dairy Club at Friday's Durham West 4-H awards banquet. Pictured are (back row from left): Dr. Robert McRae, Port Perry Veterinary Services, Barclay Phoenix, first place, Earl Phoenix, club leader and Armour McMillan. Front row from left are Jennifer Smith, Carl Phoenix, third place and Laura Phoenix, second place. Club leader Dr. Roger Holtby and fourth place winner Graham Carnegie are absent from the photo. 157th anniversary for church Autumn is when the leaves slowly turn from green to gold tolitter. How very true! Trust you voted on Monday, Oct. 26. If you cared even a "whit" about our beautiful Can- ada..a wonderful place to live...you would make the effort to exercise your right to vote...and although a difficult decision to make...you'd do your level best for our fine country - Canada! Nestleton Presbyterian Church (held over) With a good attendance, the regular service was conducted at 11 a.m. with Rev. Wm. Fair- ley in the pulpit. Joyce Taylor was the organist and Russel Brown and George Scott were the ushers. Dorothy Lee taught the Sunday School class...following Rev. Fairley speaking on the Book of the Bible for the week "Judi" in it: the message is that Jesus is the centre of life. Scripture readings were from Jonah and St. Matthew 22, and the minister spoke on "Persua- sions" and how they influence our decisions in many matters of life. We should always follow the influence of God's teaching. Rev. Fairley and Mrs. Fairley had celebrated the church anni- versary with the BallydufYf con- gregation at 9:30 a.m. before coming to the Nestleton Service atlla.m. Sympathy Extended Yours truly will miss Marion Wiseman of Bowmanville...a very close friend, who passed away suddenly just recently. A strong Women's Institute work- er at the different levels of the organization...and I believe she was president of her branch when she passed away. Sympa- thy to her son Alec and the fami- ly. We grieve also, re - the loss of Agnes Garvey of Port Perry, - a good friend to have...and an ar- dent worker in her Anglican Church when in her prime. Our sympathy to her fine family. Family News Doreen and John Rush of Scu- gog Point had Helen Van Wyck, an old time resident of Scugog Point...now living in Nova Sco- tia...as a guest. Doreen gave a delightful dinner party for Hel- en with old friends, Leslie An- drews, Irene Train, Mary Ryanne, Lorraine France and many other friends dropped in. A most enjoyable visit for Hel- en, before returning home. Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm of Nestleton, returned recently from an enjoyable 16 day De- nure Tour of Great Britain. Rev. John and Doris Hill of Langley, B.C. were guests with son Chuck and Carol Hill and family of Scugog Point for a few days. It was nice to meet Rev. Hill again at Nestleton Church one Sunday. Neta Fish of Cadmus Rd. had her two daughters to visit with her during the weekend. Au- drey Leishman of Reaboro was a guest on Saturday and Mar- lene Bannister of Peterborough was an overnight guest and at- tended church with her mom on Sunday. Neta Fish and Mabel Cawker had an enjoyable day shopping and visiting this past week. We called at the home of Jim and Audrey Leishman of Reaboro (Netg's daughter) to tour their home which Jim has been reno- vating...and it will be lovely when finished. We met their son Jamie too - a great young chap. We also had super meals out for achange. Congratulations goes out to Colleen Arbuckle for winning the Wesley plus Leslie Glaspell trophy for the junior with the highest number of points for the Durham East Sheep Club. The awards ceremony was held on Saturday, Oct. 24 at Orono Community Centre and was very will attended. Congratula- tions Colleen for a job well done! Nestleton United Anniversary Service On a cool Sunday, Oct. 25, Nestleton United Church cele- brated 157 years re - the congre- gation of the former Salem Church, and $2 years in the present sanctuary. A fine atten- dance was on hand for this "spe- cial" event with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm greeting at the door. Many Blackstock friends were present. Rev. Dale Davis was our speaker and spoke on "People Of The Gold Fish Bowl" presenting a strong message. Anniversary is a time of remi- niscing and going back. His scripture from Deuteronomy 26:1-11 and Luke 4:1-13 was read by the minister. The ladies quartet sang a suitable number with Kay and Claire Notman, Nestleton, Caesarea by Mabel Cawker | Regenia Walker and Shirley Jackson providing the harmony with Karen Yellowlees at the pi- ano. Lawrence and son Dennis Malcolm received the offering. The floral arrangements were placed in the church by the eve- ning U.C.W. After service closed all retired to the S.S. Room for a social time. A variety of cookies and piping hot tea and coffee as well as drinks for the children were served by the Evening U.C.W. Rev. Dale Davis was presented with a gift for speaking. Saturday, Nov. 28 the U.C.W. are planning a variety night at the church...a sale of baking and crafts. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On a beautiful autumn morn- ing the regular service of Nes- tleton Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev. Wm. Fairley at 11 a.m. with Joyce Taylor the organist, for Refor- mation Sunday with appropri- ate selections. Dorothy e was in charge of the Sunday School. Psalm selection was No. 145 and scripture from John 4 and Ezekiel 47. Bible for this week was Revelations which is the last book - using a map as an il- lustration of the message - dif- ferent routes and roads, but with Jesus as our guide. The sermon was on "Insight" how our instincts are built into our formative years as you grow up in the family home. Next Sun- day at 11 a.m. Notice Linda Cook won an impor- tant prize at the annual Caesar- ea Regatta held in Caesarea in August and the Regatta Associ- ation would like to get in touch with her. If anyone knows of Linda Cook would they please call President Albert Putsey in Caesarea 986-0181. Congratulations Hurrah! Toronto Blue Jays...a great win! The World Champion Baseball Players! You have brought honor to To- ronto and Canada! Our warm- est congratulations to the players and their manager. We are proud of you! What a cele- bration in Toronto on Monday afternoon! WOW!