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i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 28,1985 7 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA LARCH ORtSHAL BUNCHES! I "'"'2*"" THOMPSON 'SEEDLESS 1 GRIPES CASE OF 25 LBS. 14.95 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CANTALOUPES JUMBO SIZE9 s SELECT YOUR OWN ■y PRODUCT OF DENMARK PLUMROSE PORK LUNCHEOM MEET 340 g TIN GLAD SARBSSB GS PKG. OF 10 GLAD 200 BAG WIDWICBL B ° x BAGS Lffl 2 LIMIT FROM THE TROPICS BANANAS LARGE SIZE SELECT YOUR OWN BUNCH POST HONEY-C Ae * LARGE 400» BOX PALMOLIVE DISHTOEE HIED LARGE 1.5 LITRE JUG PRODUCT OF CANADA--CANADA #1 GRADE "NEW" WASHED WHITE POTATOES LARGE 50 LB. BAG!! r ALKRTO BALSAM BONUS CONDITIONING v) SHAMPOO z# 1 I4UMUI ESS TOO/. 600 ML ^ M/o BOTTLK a fttW /s>x 400 g TIN CLEANSER Mf Attt 13 LIMIT | tllw CONCENTRATED r> FABRIC SOFTENER V# f?) FLEECY 1 13 limit] _ m 1.8 L JUG /IS 11 aa m LAUNDRY DETERGENT / vV U WISH Mi | 2 LIMIT] v LRGE 3 L JUG BLACK FLAG ASST. 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V- 8E 2.99 KNOB HILL FARMS OSHAWA-DURHAM FOOD TERMINAL FRIDAY OSHAWA/DURHAM First Ave. Just a "Stone's Throw" North of 401 THURSDAY! 8 A.M.-10 P.M. SATURDAY! 7 A.M.-10 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY AUG. 31/85 Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Fall Fairs Although the weather wasn't ideal we congratulate congratulate the Blackstock (Cartwright) Fair Board for an interesting as yell as successful Fair once again. Many residents from this area were there in full force to give their support - their 120th annual fall Fair. Port Perry Fair is "geared" ready to go this last long summer weekend (Labour Day) - Saturday, August 31 to Monday, September 2nd - a three day event - with many attractions for all ages. Try to attend - you won't be disappointed. Caesarea Card Party With a good attendance attendance for the Ladies Auxiliary card party Wed. evening the results were: First prize Carl Gimblet - 86. Second - Doris Rohrer - 81. Low - Patti Thistel - 39. A real nice lunch was served and all enjoyed the diversion. Birthday Celebration A surprise birthday celebration was arranged arranged for Dan Read, Scugog Point, on Sat. evening last with over 20 relatives and friends on hand to enjoy the festivities. Wife Cathy, had everything well planned for a complete surprise for Dan when he and a friend came home from a fishing trip. Lots of gifts and a lovely cake added to the thrill of a festive evening. Our best to Dan this coming year! Nestleton United Church Decoration Service A good attendance was on hand at Nestleton United Church Decoration Decoration Service held on Sunday, Sunday, August 18 at 2:30 p.m. Many were present from a distance and enjoyed enjoyed greeting old friends of long standing and catching up on all thé news. We welcome back Rev. Dale and Anita Davis from their holiday period - have we ever missed them! They look great - but we know holidays are never long enough to work everything in that has been planned. Rev. Dale was our speaker and gave an enlightening sermon sermon on "Living Stones" for the annual memorial service. Gail Hiemstra accompanied accompanied by organist Gwen Malcolm gave a fine rendition rendition of two favourite sacred numbers "I'll Walk With God" and "Until Then." We thank Gail for her gift of song. Our sincere appreciation appreciation to Arnold Williams for doing such an excellent excellent caretaking job - we were proud of the appearance appearance of the cemetery. Also - a thank you to the Cemetery Board for their part in this memorable day of warmth and fellowship. Family Capers Norm and Bernice Mairs, Nestleton, were pleasantly surprised to have four couples - friends of Midway Trailer Court, Largo, Florida, call on them on Saturday morning. On Sat. afternoon, Norm and Bernice hosted the Kent picnic with approx. 30 present. Relatives were present from Newark, Delaware, U.S.A., Stayner, Owen Sound, Guelph, Sun- driclge, Milton, Thornhill, Toronto, Raglan and Nestleton. This was Bernice's Bernice's side of the family. Don and Norma Frew, Nestleton, attended (lie Highland Games at Fergus, on Saturday August 10th and enjoyed the day. Don and Norma Frew and Olive Heaslip, Port Perry, had dinner at Haugen's Restaurant on Sunday evening, and a pleasant visit as well, Nota Fish, Nestleton, spent a lovely day on Sunday at her son Calvin and Yvonne Holland's home in Bowmanville, when the family -17 in all - hosted a beautiful birthday birthday party for her. Many exciting gifts and a delicious birthday cake all added to make this a special occasion. Warmest wishes to friend Neta for many more from this area. Norma Wilson, Dun- troon, and Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., were pleased to be dinner guests recently with two couples - Dan and Ruth Girardi, Nancy and Ken Bragg and Grant and Merna Cawker and Cathy of Oshawa. Very delightful dinner parties! Caesarea Community Church With a fair congregation congregation - service at the Caesarea In terdenominational church opened by singing singing Holy, Holy, Holy. A fine discourse presented by Rev. W.H. Crawford, D.TH. D.D. entitled "Power - But No Production" Production" taken from Scripture Scripture - Judges 16: 4-20 read by Daniel Pugh Jr. Mabel Cawker - organist. We trust Mrs. Harriet Tricker - a faithful member - who hasn't been well - will soon enjoy enjoy better health. The new Hall is coming along and the committee would like some good help this week. They are ready for the roof - so do what you can to assist with this important important work. Nestleton Women's Institute Enjoy Live Theatre On a lovely summer afternoon, Aug.14, 17 members and guests of Nestleton Branch dined at the Bonfire Restaurant, Lindsay. Two birthdays were celebrated - Winnifred Davison and Neta Fish - and a decorated birthday cake was cut and served for dessert. Happy birthday birthday was sung by the group. During a break - after a cordial welcome by President Norma Frew - Education and Cultural Convener Gwen Malcolm presented comments comments on the Motto - "Life is like a cake - you can ruin it by leaving something out." In her remarks Gwen said - Humour is one ingredient ingredient we do not want to leave out - for humour is the leaven of life. Let the habit of laughter be carried carried from youth to old age. During the busy years sometimes the humour gets lost, but it is so important to always find time for it in our lives. We'd better break out of that shell and buy a silly hat, laugh at a zany joke or grab the brass ring at least once in our lifetime. If we don't what will we have carried from youth to old age. Such memories are the leaven of our twilight years, The "roll call" was answered by naming a cultural event enjoyed, After the meal the members and friends attended attended the Kawartha Summer Theatre at the Academy to see the show "Cake Walk" - a comedy directed by Carol Chris- john, which was much enjoyed. A day of fun and pleasure for all. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Student Susan Swann conducted the morning service, Aug, 18 at 10 a.m. She spoke on "The Bible - the Source of all Knowledge." Student Brant Brown assisted, Psalm 114 was used and Scripture 1 Peter, Shirley Scott - organist, Next Sunday, Aug, 25 Rev, Jim Gilchrist of Oshawa will speak 10 a,m.