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i 6 The Canadian Slatesman^Bowmanville, September 18,1985 Slid. EvClltS from ]N^eStletOH"C£ieSftI*eft Wine Council Chairman Speaks to Rotary Club by Mabel Cawker First Fall Meeting Well Attended Honeydale Women's Institute met in the Municipal Hall, Sept. 12, for their first fall meeting with a fine attendance. attendance. 1st Vice Pres. Mabel Cawker chaired the meeting in the absence of the President. She welcomed members and several visitors and opened in regular form - Helen Thompson - pianist. Hie roll call was well answered by each member naming her most cherished legacy. Minutes were approved as read by Sec'y Jean Camochan and a splendid splendid financial statement was presented by Treas. Irene Philip. Some members are on the sick list - we trust they will soon be feeling much better. Business Reports were given of the successful District Tea, Craft and Bake sale held this past Tuesday in Làtcham Centre - and the results of the Fall Fair exhibit. A-Mystery Bus Trip is scheduled for October 1st - leaving the Plaza at 9 a.m. Anyone wishing to go, call President President Clara Warren as soon as possible. Ph. 985-2575. Marjorie McCombe is the appointed appointed delegate to the 83rd Women's Institute Area Convention to be held in the Royal York Hotel, Nov. 5 and 6. Theme -"International Youth Year." Trust many are planning to attend. attend. Women's Institute Branches have been asked asked to send pictures of in- terest to the Area Public Relations Officer - so that she can arrange a display for the Convention. Convention. They must be in by Sept. 30. Marion Johnston is attending to this item of interest. Programme re Tweed- muir History was taken by Marjorie McCombe who presented an; excellent excellent resume of the history of the Port Perry Fall Fair, down through the years from the beginning beginning - much to the enjoyment enjoyment of all present. Before closing the meeting two minutes silence was observed as a tribute to Vera Melton - a fine member who passed away recently. After singing 0 Canada and the W.I. Grace, tea was served by the group composed of Vera Honey, Mary. Van Ham, Irene Philip and Reni Bouwmeister and a visit was, enjoyed. Ap- S7 Durham East PC Assoc'n NOTICE OF MEETING For selection of Senior and Youth Delegates to Leadership Convention ★ Wednesday, October 2/85 ★ 8:00 p.m. ★ Courtice Secondary School (1 concession north of Hwy. 2 on Courtice Rd.) Paid-up memberships purchased prior to August 19,1985 is required to vote for delegates or renewal of membership purchased on or after January 1,1983. predation was voiced by Mary Pickard to all who assisted - making the meeting a successful one. Caesarea Euchre Results On Wed. evening at the Caesarea Centre a good attendance for the weekly weekly card party. Prize winner winner - Judy Westall - 85. Second prize -a tie- with Hay Brown and Roy Werry each holding a74. Low - Paul Radford - 52. Refreshments were served served at the close and sociability enjoyed. Next week-usual place-usual time - for fun. Happy Event Our warmest congratulations congratulations and best wishes to Keith and Tammy Tammy Mullins of St. Christopher, who are the proud {«rents of a fine baby boy, Jesse Shane, bom in Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday last. Mother and baby doing well. Eastern Star Meets Ably conducted by W.M. Joyce Taylor, the annual meeting showed a host of benevolent efforts well supported by the Chapter. Excellent year- end reports were presented by all conveners conveners and several new projects for the coming year were discussed. These projects should be of interest and help in getting the support of all members. KEEP IN MIND the Eastern Star Prelude to Autumn Fashion Show held tonight - Tues. Sept. 17, at the Port Perry High School Auditorium at 8 p.m. Good entertainment will be a feature-as well as draws throughout the evening. Tickets are available at Dor-Jean's, Brock's Store or may be purchased at the door. HOPE to see you there! Nestietee United Church A gooefattendanoertor the fall opening of S. School, Superintendent Richard MacKenzie assisted by Ken Weir and Dwight Davis gave out the Church S. School promotions. promotions. A very good congregation as well - with Art and Barb Weir, Ken and David extending a cordial welcome at the door. It was pleasing to have otiF candidate Doreen Van Camp present present and give a brief resume of her experiences experiences where she was TAUNTON POOLS and SPAS WOOD STOVE SALE MANY MODELS AND MAKES TO CHOOSE FROM, FROM ONE OF DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST SHOWROOMS FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FRIr E E F R E E F R E E FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! WE ARE OFFERING A FREE FACE CORD OF WOOD WITH EVERY INSERT OR FREE STANDING STOVE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREEFREETK 1 CALL COLLECT 571-0189 One ol Durham Region's D N 571-0189 largest showrooms. W re V. TAUNTON HD. 571-0217 133 TAUNTON RD. W. r HI 571-0379 OSHAWA, ONT. R preaching during the summer - the Timmins - Schumacher charge. She also wrote "a new song" which the choir sang accompanied accompanied on the piano by Rev. Dale Davis. The choir sang also-a bright, lively number entitled, "Sunshine in the Soul" led by organist Gwen Malcolm. The minister Rev. D. Davis delivered a great message - giving the congregation many pointers on being a "Witness." Lawrence Malcolm thanked Doreen and presented her with a monetary gift. Nestleton Presbyterian Church 140th Anniversary With a good number in attendance Rev. F. Swann conducted the first part of the service at 11 a m. with Mrs. G. Scott, organist. Hie song,. "The Door Is Always Open," written by the late Edward G. Lennard, was sung in unison, following the reading of Psalm 84. The guest speaker, Rev. Morley Mitchell accompanying himself on his guitar sang two solos - "Shepherd of Love" and "In His Time." Conducting Conducting the latter part of the service, Rev. Mitchell had a special prayer with the Sunday School as they went to classes. Preaching on the topic "Called into Contact," Rev. Mitchell spoke of his pastorage since leaving leaving Nestleton, Ballyduff and Millbrook, where he was student minister in 1969-1972. After being in Cochrane and Kapusleasing, Kapusleasing, and later in New Liskeard. They are now at Amberlee, near Pickering. His wife, Barbara, Barbara, son Matthew and daughter, Rebecca, accompanied accompanied him on the special 140th Anniversary Anniversary of Nestleton. In his busy schedule of completing completing studies for his doctorate, complete renovating of Church building in Kapuskasing, and establishing a new congregation and church in Dunbarton, many wonderful experiences have blessed his endeavours. Following service a noon luncheon was enjoyed by all, with a chance for renewing old friendships, as many attending reminisced together. together. Note-Re Brownies Brownies will commence commence in Caesarea Community Community Centre on Wednesday evening at 6-7 p.m. Ages 6-9 years. For further information call Arlene Malcolm Ph. 986-4409. Jack Corbett, Chairman of the Wine Council of tember 12th. Here Mr. Corbett presents Rotary, , Ontario and Vice-president of Jordan-Ste. President Ray Simser with a bottle of wine which ., Michelle Cellars, was the guest speaker at the was raffled at the meeting. Bowmanville Rotary Club's meeting on Sep- Save $$$ on these Used Car Specials! 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