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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 4, 1974 9 NESTLETON Sincere sympathy is ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Minshall on the death of her mother, Mrs. Helen Almas in Waterford, on Sun- day, November 24. O Saturday and Sunday a number of Cartwright friends called at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville in re- spect of the late John Slemon. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Condolence of the com- munity is extended to the family of the late John Porter of Caesarea who died sudden- ly Sunday morning , On Friday evening Mr. Clarke Williams, Grant Stew- ard, AF AND AM of Port Perry represented the Grand Lodge at the dedication of the new Masonic Temple of Mill- brook. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Wil- liams attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clarke at their home in Oshawa on Saturday night. Friends regret that Mr. Norman Mairs is a patient in Bowmanville Hospital as the result of an accident at Cobourg. On Friday night Mr. and Mrs Bert Bowers and boys were supper guests of their parents,Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers. On Saturday they were evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Proutt. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers had evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taylor at their cottage at Bexley. Mrs. Ed Lawson reports that her sister, Mrs. Marwood McKee returned from Oshawa Hospital, on Wednesday. Friends are extending best wishes to her for continued improvement in health. Miss Virginia Frew and Master Dwayne Frew were Saturday over-night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McKee. Mr, and Mrs. Victor Mal- colm accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. James Kent, Orono attended the baptismal ser- vice of their grandson Jodie Malcolm son of Mr. and Mrs. Marquis Malcolm in the Anglican Church, Port Perry on Sunday afternoon. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler visited with his mother Mrs. Robert Sadler and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wetherall in Bowman- ville. The Ralph Sadlers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie Ann were guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Scott, Charles and Jennifer in honour of Mrs. Sadler's (Leone's) birthday. Congratulations! For Florida vacationers - no snow here but the temper- ature has dropped to 10 degrees with an east wind (brrr) that is cold. Sunshine has kept us smiling. Sun day afternoon and even ing dinner guests with Mrs. Ivan Proutt were Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan, Carolyn and Douglas, Lindsay. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dayes and family; Brooklin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews Jr. of Prince Albert. Friends are pleased that Jim, who has been hospitalized is conval- escing at home. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison were hosts for a pre-Christmas family. dinner on Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas' Davison, Scott and Neil, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliott, David and Kim, Leaskdale. Bazzar-Court Lady Snow- bird On Wednesday evening ap- proximately one hundred lad- les, gentlemen and children availed themselves of the opportunity and attended the annual bazaar sponsored by Court Lady Snowbird in the Nestleton Community Centre. Past President Sister Jean Bolan extended the welcome and introduced Mrs. George Heaslip who was given the honour of officially opening the bazaar. Quote Mrs. Hea- slip's congratulatory remarks "Ladies and Gentlemen: I have been invited to open this bazaar for Court Lady Snow- bird. I really do not know why I was given this honour - perhaps because the Princess Anne could not return to the country so soon after her opening of the Royal Winter Pair and our Lady Lieutenant Governor has too many com- mitments. So, I flatter myself that I am third in line. Anyway, this is a great opportunity to tell this group, of ladies called Court Lady' Snowbird just what'I think of them; and they need not look startled. I am not too familiar with the organization but I do know that they are making substantial contributions to the Cancer Research Fund, which in itself is something we must all support. But, in addition, as a member of, Cartwright Recreation Board and the committee for this Nestleton Recreation Centre, I am truly amazed at what they have done, and are doing for this community. With their bake sales, bazaars, catering and lances their donations are terr ic - the well here, the dra.ps, furnishings, kitchen equipment and they are plan- ning more. The work and dedication of this small group should be an inspiration to alk our organizations. To-night is fun and games. There are draws on a valuable hamper of food as well as other prizes. There is a penny sale, a touch and take table and of course lovely things to buy at the baked goods' table, the gift table and interesting white elephants. Do let us support this worthwhile endeavour and send the ladies home with nothing but money. I so declare this bazaar officially open and say buy, buy and I do mean BUY. Long tables had been placed in the centre of the hall. These were laden with delectable pies, cakes, bread, etc. in the baked goods section. The Craft ta bles exhibited skilled workmanship in jewellery, bird cages, slippers, toys aid other items too numerous to mention. Tables were sur- rounded by eager buyers and in a short time only a few items remained. Tea tables, with gaily col- oured luncheon cloths, and unique Christmas centres were arranged along each side of the hall. These were soon laden with assorted sand- wiches and plates of cookies, tiny pastries and delicious cakes. Tea and coffee were served as the beverage. The ladies of Court Lady Snowbird, with faces beam- ing, were delighted with the financial returns and also with the gay and social atmosphere durIng the evening. This was a fitting climax for past presi- dent Jean Bolan's successful term in office and a splendid beginning for the new presi- dent, Dorothy Lee. Congratu- lations ladies, and good luck in 1975. Nestleton Sunday Services Presbyterian In the Presbyterian Church Mr. Brian Fraser chose as his topic "Emmanuel-God with Us," reading a portion from the Gospel of Mark. "What is the significance of God's presence which we celebrate at Christmas? Three things must be remembered. The presence of God arouses the opposition. God's presence initiates the selfish desires of men. God's presence is shown in the living people's respons- iveness to God and their fellowmen." Mr. S.McNeely and Mrs. H. Visser sang "O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing." United Church In the United Church Rev- erend Victor Parsons spoke on the theme-"Smile! God Loves You". Advent means "The Coming". Advent is the period including four Sundays before Christmas beginning on St. Andrews Day, November 30, on the Sunday nearest to it either before or after. We look forward to it with anticipation. It is a happy time and should reveal God's presence in our attitude of "Love" to our fellowmen. The choir sang, "Wind Through the Olive Trees." Burke ton Mrs. K. Robli. visited Mrs. J. Sinclair who is a patient in Memorial Hospital Bowman ville. Mr. and Mrs. D. Gatchell Brooklin were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Stephenson. Mr. S. Grant Zion and Mr. Howard Davey Bowmanville spent Saturday with Mrs. R. Davey. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. J. Slemon and family Mrs. T. Slemon relatives and friends in the sudden passing of a loving husband and father Mr. John Slemon Enniskillen, service was held on Monday from the Morris Funeral ChapeL Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Stephenson were Mrs. Ken Vickoy Zion Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephenson New- castle Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Corrie Zion. Mrs. Ester Carnochan has been two weeks in Port Perry Hospital and has now returned home. Mrs. Slena Lavery has been under the Doctor's care. 13 Scugog Road Baktock Home-made toy and gif t plans for the kids to build themselves. -Old-fashioned home-made Christmas recipes and decoration ideas! Shop Either Convenient Locatiorn: WAREHOUSE LUMBERLAND-728-1617 Use Your 10Q Bond St. West Open: 8:00 to 6:00 Mon.-Tues.-Wed. BILDA 8: 00to 9: 00Thurs.-Fri. 8:00 to 5:00 Saturday CHARGEX COURTICE SELF-SERVE STORE BLOOR ST. EAST 'ALL ~ SOpen 7:30 to 6:00 Mon. to Fri. ASSOCIAISTORE 7:30to5:00 Sat. 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