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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 25,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Firefighters fishing derby Feb. 5- The Period of Winter January is moving right along and we are pleased with some change in the weather...a bit milder and more sunshine! Keep smiling folks...we are due for a January thaw any day now. On Tuesday, Jan. 25 all around the world, Scots will be having Burns suppers with the pipingin of the haggis and other ceremonies to commemorate the birthday of Robert Burns. For people of all nationalities it fi A AA SS, PORT PERRY uto glass & trim 1d, = 1 4 would be a good idea to use be- fore the meal Burns' famous "Selkirk Grace." Some hae meat that canna eat, And some would eat that want it, But we hae meat, and we can eat, Sae let the Lord be thank 1t! Nestleton United Church A poor attendance at Nestle- ton United Church on Sunday, Jan.23 at 11:15a.m. The friend- ly greeters for Third Epiphany, was Ina Davis and family. 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CAB 4x4 4.3 cyl, 5 speed, p.s., p.b., air, tilt, AM/FM cass., mags, P235 tires, 28 km"s, blue $17,995. 1992 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 dr, auto, p.s., p.b., del. wipers, p.dl., p. mirrors, air $9,995. 1993 CHEVY CAVALIER 4 cyl., 4 door, auto, p.s., p.b., del. wipers, p.dl., air, AM/FM cass., anti- lock brakes 2 to choose from 1993 OLDS CIERA S 6 cyl., 4 door, auto 4 speed, p.s., p.b., del. wipers, p.w., p.d\., air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cass., mags 5 to choose from Chev i Olds j REN Caditac (705) 324-3533 Hwy. 35, S., Lindsay Tor. Line (905) 686-3426 | (of: \\1] (1 minister Rev. David Shearman in good form brought a splendid message with scripture reader Glenn Malcolm. Pianist Carol Mairs. U.C.W. officers present were installed by the minister. Offering gathered by Reg. Hughes and Steven Mairs. Ser- vice closed with "Go Now In Peace." Family Happenings Arthur and Barbara Weir, Nestleton went down to see son David on Sunday, who is at- tending Carlton University in Ottawa. They took Dave out for dinner and enjoyed their visit very much while there! Neta Fish of Edgerton Road was very pleased to have neigh- bor Marg Baumchen of McKee Road for evening supper one day last week and while there a pleasant time of visiting was en- joyed, catching up on news. Guests during the week with yours truly were Alan and El- eanor Cawker of Oshawa had a good visit over a cup of coffee. Arthur and Carroll Cawker of Sudbury were Saturday guests for noon luncheon. They were spending the weekend with their daughter Cheryl and hus- band David Clarke of Peterbo- rough. Nice to have a time of so- cializing with the boys and their wives. Surely breaks the long, cold winter. News is hard to find in winter so a few thoughts. The famous tenor Caruso was once asked what it was that made a great singer, and he re- plied; A big chest, a big mouth, 90 per cent memory, 10 per cent intelligence, lots of hard work, and something that is in the heart! A young boy explained to his teacher why he hadn't returned his report card to her. You gave me three As and the card is still on the round of the relatives. Medical Benefits of Walking 1. improves circulation. 2. Re- Hours: Mon.-Tues: 9-6 Wed.-Fri.: 9-8 Sat. 9-3 8 A Family Tradition Owners Bryan & Winston Maclean duces amount of workload on the heart. 3. Lowers your blood pressure. 4. Makes breathing easier and deeper. 5. Deters for- mation of blood clots. 6. Increas- es your chances of surviving a heart attack. 7. Reduces the ef- fects of lung disorders like em- physemia and bronchitis. To Cheer You! If you can't find a sunny side + to life - polish up the dark side. The grass may look greener next door but it's just as hard to cut! We see things not as they are but as we are! Everything is impossible to the person who doesn't try! Nestleton Presbyterian Church by Winnifred Davison With a good attendance Rev. Wm. Fairley conducted the ser- vice in Nestleton Presbyterian Church. Shirley Scott was pia- nist, and ushers were Oliver Rohrer and Barney McCabe. Dorothy Lee taught the Sunday School class. The responsive Psalm read- ing was Psalm 62 and Scripture readings were from Jonah 3 and Mark 1. Rev. Fairley spoke of the "Power of God" which is re- vealed to us in the Bible. We should believe we are led through all situations, and make our choice of living to self "orto God. Caesarea News by Albert Putsey The big news this week is the Firefighters Fish Derby 12:01 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 5 to noon Feb. 6 is only two weeks away. Fee only $10 for adults, $5 for youth 16 and under. Register to- day at J.D. Fishing and Arch- ery, 30 Water Street, Port Perry or Sunnyside Market, Caesar- ea. There will be trailers on the main docks both in Caesarea and Port Perry for weighins. This is a joint effort sponsored by the Firefighters of Scugog both stations one and two. At least 10 prizes are up for grabs. Any questions call John Ellis 1- 905-986-0934. Don't forget your 1994 fishing license. Want to see as many as possible from Lindsay and down both sides of the lake including the island participate in this event. The Caesarea Hall Board are all keyed up for that noon hour economical lunch they are plan- ning for Sunday noon, Feb. 6 for these fishermen and others who may wish to attend. Don't forget craft night at the hall - 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The Regatta had a lively meeting last Sunday. More to report next week. It is with great regret that we have to report the passing of Bill Forest of Bayview Ave., Caesarea. Our most sincere condolences to the families. Answer to last week's ques- tion. Which prime ministers died in office? A. Sir John A. Macdonald our first prime min- ister June 6, 1891; Sir John Thompson our fourth prime minister Dec. 12, 1894. This week's question: How many prime ministers have we had since confederation? Sign or saying of the week. Opportunities multiply as they are seized. John Wicker Youth group meets Friday The Youth Group will meet this Friday, Jan. 28 at the home of Sandra Kerry for a movie and discussion night. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. Bring $2 for the movie and munchies. ©05) 432-2098 1351 Taunton Road E., Oshawa (©) ne- Stop Carpet Centre AL Earn §$$$Saving Coupons! Carpet ® Vinyl ® Ceramics ® Blinds Minimum Purchase $100.00 Dollars $25.00 Purchase $100.00 - $200.00 2 Coupons Valued at $20.00 Savings $200.00 - $500.00 5 Coupons Valued at $50.00 Savings over $500.00 10 Coupons Valued at $100.00 Savings » Must present before purchasing v No cash value » Redeemable till March 15/94 =] » Certificates transferable e Minimum purchase $100.00 » Not applicable on labour & taxes TAUNTON RD.E TOWN LINE This Friday night is the time for the regular euchre to be held at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall. Every- one is welcome. Sunday School and Church this week will be held in Epsom Church at 11 a.m. There has been a change in the date for the Congregational Annual meeting. It will be held on Feb. 6 not Jan. 30. This will be in Utica Church, following service. : Sunday supper guests with Jack, Nancy and Karen Skeld- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skelding of Newtonville, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding of Néwcas- tle, Jackie Skelding and Rob Snow of Whitby. Happy birth- day, Karen. All of the Slute family were home on Sunday to help their father Lorne celebrate a birth- day. January birthday greetings to some of our younger folk, Ashley Slack, Russell Tracey, Jenna and Jeremy Houghland. Visiting with the Sobils for a couple of days were nephews Jarrett and Kyle Urech of Bar- rie. I should mention that these are grandsons of Johanna Urech who probably enjoyed their visit as much as anyone. Eileen Mole has taken a trip to England due to a death in the family and I understand that she plans to stay on for a while to visit as well as to attend to business. [I was in attendance, along with daughter Dorothy Gerrow, at a memorial service at the Oshawa Golf Club on Saturday in honor of my sister-in-law Lin- da Butler who passed away last week. If you have any news events or interests that can be used in this column, please give me a call at 985- 75 64. Your input is important.