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UCW celebrates 25 anniversary The Canadian Statesman. Ilmunniivilk-. June 17. 1987 !l Starkville and District Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Nestleton U.C.W. Celebrates 25 Years At Nestleton United on a beautiful Sunday morning, President Janice MacKenzie and Unit Leaders Jean Williams 4 Kay Notman were the warm, genial greeters at the door. Pleased to have a number of former members... as well as friends from Blackstock present. President Janice was the chairperson for the service and in her competent manner manner extended a cordial welcome to all for the "special" day. Guest speaker Betty Turcott of Bowmanville, was introduced by Carol Mairs. In her excellent message Betty spoke on the "Anniversary "Anniversary Celebration.. Past, Present Present and Future" leaving many thoughts for all to take home. It was a triumph of effort... and ingenuity. ... with U.C.W. participation... giving giving new flavour and zest to the work of the U.C.W. for the future. A fine discourse I The speaker was thank ed by the chairperson Janice. Bob 4 Rebecca Helsdon of Blackstock, provided special music ... singing two numbers. "Sometimes Alleluia" and "Raining on the Inside" with guitar accompaniment accompaniment by Bob. A very talented couple singing with warmth & feeling. feeling. The Ladies quartet gave a pleasing number... "Seek Ye First" during the offering. A presentation of a lovely gold pendant was made to Gwen Malcolm for her faithfulness in playing playing the organ Jor the past 25 years, and presented by Leona Sadler & Jean Williams... a pleasant surprise for Gwen. Your correspondent would be very remiss if the Banner ... the U.C.W. members made was not commented upon! It hangs on the east wall of the church... a work of Art... most beautifully done. The committee surely have skill 4 imagination imagination with a creative bent. They are to be congratulated! Lovely floral arrangements were placed about the church ... adding a final touch. In the S.S. Room the table was groaning with a lovely assortment of finger rolls, relishes, tea 4 coffee -- centered by the attractively attractively decorated anniversary cake ... which was cut by Leona Sadler 4 Mabel Cawker. A social time was enjoyed visiting with friends after it was served. Warmest appreciation to ail who had a share in planning this eventful day of memories -- it was just great in every way! A day we'll never forget! As we go our separate ways, let us remember what we have shared with one another in thanksgiving 4 in celebrating Sunday, Sunday, June 14, a very special occasion! Family News Items Gail Hiemstra of Nestleton, is just back after a lovely ten day visit with her grandmother Millie Thorpe of Edmonton. We welcome Harold 4 Muriel Wheeler home from an extended stay in St. Cloud, Florida. They have been South for seven months 4 we surely missed them. Audrey Leishman 4 son William of Reaboro, were visiting with her mom Neta Fish just recently. Very glad to see Neta feeling much better better after a few days illness. Wayen 4 Millie Cadotte of Nestleton, are the proud grandparents grandparents of their first grandson, Corey, Corey, infant son of Larry 4 Lome North of Alvinston, bom June 2nd in Petrolia Hospital. Millie Cadotte, her mother Mrs. Vera Sullivan of Chatham, daughter Sherry 4 Jeremy Smith 4 Ashley, had a lovely holiday recently in Ohio. A nice change of pace! Norm 4 Bernice Mairs spent the weekend visiting relatives -- first in Sundridge - spent some time with Bernice's family .. Cecil 4 Thelma Kent, Lewis 4 June Kent, 4 Bob 4 Violet Milne, then on Sunday, they attended a picnic for the Cooper family (Norm's mother's family) held in the Provincial Park at Parry Sound with approximately approximately 70 present. A great weekend of visitinel Appearing June 17 - 20 SCOT GU Just Returned from Their East Coast Tour Dennis Whitty Appearing June 24-27 JULY 17th IS NEWFIE NITE with the Newfie himself Cyril Way Complimentary Cod Tongues and Fish 'N' Brews Discounts Galore • Lots of Newfie Beer Free Draw for a Fishing Charter on Lake Ontario aboard "Gehi" with B & B Charters. Admission - 4 bucks per person Call for reservations. The Dinner Bell is Ringing ! How long has it been since you had a home cooked meal? WANTONE? Well just trot yourself down to COSy Country Cause Pat's got a deal for you ! Every Wednesday and Thursday, 4 - 8 p.m. Four and a half Bucks ! Gets you a salad and a dinner just like Mom made and ' a cup of freshly brewed coffee / ; -- -- - • ~ V. arid Guys... ' _ . ' « if you're a little late, don't worry supper will still be on. Ladies' Night: Thurs., Men's Night: Wed. - Win Western Apparel Cosy Country Hours Tues. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. , Wed.-Fri. 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Sat. 2 p.m. -1 a.m. 5 Waitresses Wanted j Apply Within 96 Waverley Rd. 623*1140 a . x J> * ♦ vcyr vVçl W This Father's Day Çive Dad a big hand A deck of quality playing cards Free with any $10.00 purchase Father^ Day at Mary Brown's Si Ftied Chicken. 241 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3561 Nettietoa Presbyterisn Church Rev. Fred Swann conducted the morning service at Nestleton Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. with Joyce Taylor, organist. Psalm 103 was read in unison, 4 from the "Living "Living Faith" the selection on "Our Hope In God." Scripture Matthew 6: 5-15. Rev. Swann continued the study of the Lord's Prayer -- "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread." Holy Communion Communion was administered with elders Mrs. Elsie Hooey (Kanata) 4 Mr. George Scott assisted Rev. Swann. Blue Ray Election of Officers Worthy Matron Elsie Wilbur assisted by Worthy Patron Norm Mairs opened Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, OES, in regular form on Thurs. evening last, with a very good attendance. The ceremonies were held in the Masonic Temple, with guests from Oshawa 4 Whitby 4 Blue Ray members 4 all given a warm, fraternal welcome in the East. A banner night for the Chapter under the guiding hand of Brother Norm Mairs... who presided for the Election, and every Office was filled filled for year 1887-1988. We thank those who assisted with this important day. During the year much Benevolent work has been accomplished by Sister Elsie, Officers 4 members. Donations were given to many worthy worthy causes ... $500 to Community Memorial Hospital; $300 to Estarl Fund; $100 to Sick Children's Hospital; $100 to Community Care; $50 to Kidney Foundation; $50 to Cancer Fund. The Worthy Matron's project... a wheelchair for Central Seven reached its goal. Another great year for Blue Ray members ... very dedicated workers! Recipes are needed for the 40th anniversary project... a cookbook to be compiled during the summer. Please send your favourite recipes to any of the following: Karel Nottingham, Nottingham, Elsie Wilbur 4 Margaret Jeffrey. After closing, a social hour of fellowship was enjoyed. Delicious cookies, tarts 4 squares topped off with tea 4 coffee were served by the committee, Isabel Wilson assisted by Jean McDermott, Kay Walker 4 Elsie Wilbur. Anyone wishing to become a member of this fine Chapter, contact contact any Officer for information. Caesarea Card Game At the Wed. evening euchre with a fair attendance... Eva MacDonald was the holder of the high score with 80. Irene Train came in close behind with 78. Low score was Doug Thomas with 55. Lunch was supplied by Mary Ryan 4 Gerry Taylor 4 served by Irene Train 4 friends. A nice social time was enjoyed at the close. Try to attend these interesting euchres 4 support the Ladies Auxiliary. Best wishes for better health to a good friend; Olive Heaslip of Port Perry who i$ presently in Community Community MenmriajllMKll in Port Perry. Pleased to s«é' John Hall looking fit, after surgery in Oshawa General Hospital. Keep up the'good work, John!' Deepest sympathy to Joan 4 Wayne Malcolm 4 family of Nestleton, in the sudden passing of her mother Mrs. Stewart (Onita) Endicott of Lindsay. Sympathy also to Mrs. Ada McMullen of Bowmanville Bowmanville in losing a beloved daughter Mrs. Endicott ... one of her twin girls. A great loss! + The Canadian Red Cross Society We have just been informed by Mrs. Dorothy Ormiston of Whitby, a former resident of Kendal, that a "Colonial Lady" patterned quilt which was made and quilted by Shiloh U.C.W. was entered at the Quilt Show held at St. Mark's United Church in Whitby in April. This quilt was judged to be in the top 10 of the quilts entered at the show. Made approximately 17 years ago, about the time we made the Friendship Basket or Name Quilt, this quilt is now owned by Mrs. Ormiston. Almost every lady who worked on this quilt is still "doing" quilts. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark visited Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. Mr. Raymond Trim visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. On Tuesday morning, Mrs. Sylvia Vandermale of Cowan- ville visited with Mrs. Pat Windatt and girls. Mrs. Sandra Goorbarry and Audra visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. On Wednesday, Mrs. Isabelle Trim with Mrs. Mary Thompson of Newcastle enjoyed the Fun Bus trip to Elmira. They saw the Mennonite people, their food and handwork and visited Picard's Store, famous for their own Ontario grown peanuts. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Trim and Laura of Bowmanville visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mrs. Pat Windatt visited with Mrs. Verna Carman on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Irene Somerville, Colborne, and also visited in Castleton with Mrs. Mildred Taylor. On Thursday, Miss Merridy Cox of Ottawa was a supper and overnight guest of Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. Mrs. Bev Higgins, Mary, Sarah and Maia were noon dinner guests on Friday of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Mary-Lou Fonk was one of many who visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Frank, Crooked Creek, to view the lovely shower and wedding gifts given to their daughter Pamela of Toronto who plans to be married at Kendal United Church next Saturday, June 20th. On Thursday, Mrs. Joan Murphy and Mrs. Doris Araujo with other ladies of the C.W.L. of St. Francis of Assisi Church in. Newcastle enjoyed supper and their meeting at King Gardens in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Friday morriing visitors with Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana were her brother, Dr. J. C. Dyer of Cambridge, and his daughter Anne of Vancouver. j A small tornado hit Starkville Starkville on Friday evening. Rain and hail with strong winds broke and tore trees from the ground. This was soon over but chain lightening continued on longer. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Murphy, Mary and Michael of Bowmanville visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. The children stayed on overnight with their grandparents until Saturday afternoon. On Friday evening, Mr. and n 7-J- J? vz./* » * « e'Sÿr .♦Y WITH THIS COUPON ONE DECK OF QUALITY PLAYING CARDS with any $10.00 PURCHASE One per customer While supplies Iasi thanks, DAD AND SAVE 40% AT THE SAME TIME He'll treasure your thoughtfulness every time he consults his handsome new Bulova Quartz, accurate to within .one minute a year. Come in now and choose from .our beautiful new Bulova Collection. Dad will be glad you did. A. Day/Date. Goldtone stainless steel case and bracelet. Gill dial. Water resistant. Dura- Crystal®. (Reg. 215.) SALE $129. B. Calendar. Goldtone case with black bezel. Black matte dial. Black leather strap. Dura-Crystal®. (Reg. 225.) SALE $135. BULOVA Suitably engraved for Father's Day with our compliments. Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. 623-5747 Bowmanville 1 Member of Canadian Jewellers Group Co-operative | Association IT'S BULOVA WATCH TIME. AGAIN, f Mrs. Ross Stutt visited in Oshawa with Mr. Clarence Ton and Miss Sandra Hopper. Mr. Kenny Nesbitt and Kim of Bowmanville visited Saturday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter spent the weekend at Lake Bernard. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vanclieafe of Lake Cecebe spent the day and joining them for supper were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rossiter of Mississauga. Mississauga. On Saturday, Miss Dyana Layng with Mrs. Donna Robbins of Newtonville enjoyed enjoyed the Cobourg House Tour when they visited eight homes in the area. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Bernice Stark, Mrs. Ellen Farrow and Mrs. Jennie Rypstra attended the Bazaar and Tea held at the Nel-Gor Nursing Home in Newcastle. Mrs. Patty Hutchinson, Christopher and Timothy of Newtonville, Miss Nicole Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell were luncheon guests on Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins, Mary, Sarah and Maia to celebrate Mary's 5th birthday. Happy birthday, Mary! Supper guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins and girls were Miss Betty Higgins of Toronto and Mr. Jim Hallowell. Mr. Ted Stark and Christopher of Knoxville and Jeff Thompson of Kendal visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. Bruce Trim of Newmarket was an afternoon and supper guest on Sunday of Mrs. Isabelle Trim. Mrs. Dianne Rowe and Tiffany of Bowmanville were dinner and afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim on Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell were grandson Mr. Scott Hallowell of Canton and Miss Elaine Farrell of Port Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell in the evening. Mr. Allan Farrow of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. George Walton, Robert and Douglas of Newcastle visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. Archie Whitmee, Oshawa. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van Drunnen and Terry of Cavan attended the Wannan Family reunion and picnic held at the Orono Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson with Mrs. Phyllis Peck of Newtonville, took their children, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Robinson and Angie, and Mr. Ross Robinson out for brunch at the Flying Dutchman Dutchman Motel in Bowmanville on Sunday. They were celebrating celebrating Ross' birthday and Carol and Ron's 20th wedding anniversary. Congratulations to everyone! Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather were supper guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd, Jamie and Billy. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mr. Jim Hallowell were dinner guests at noon of Mrs. Bev Higgins, Mary, Sarah and Maia. The Newcastle Independent Advertising Deadlines Display • Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified • Mon. 4:30 p.m. upon avings N - brick :e to Iwood 1 with - CLIP and SAVE^ Hivotiy-tintsiiya oasemem on 100' x 675' nicely landscaped lot with trees. $169,900. LIBERTY STREET SOUTH - Four bedroom, Vh storey, brick and frame home, treed lot 59' x 188', potential for in-law apartment. $105,000. CADILLAC AVE., OSHAWA -- Neat, ' two bedroom, frame and aluminum home, finished basement, landscaped corner lot, ideal starter or retirement home. $118,900. ONTARIO STREET - Neal, three- bedroom, brick bungalow, separate basement apartment, central location, zoned commercial. $124,000. 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