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( I 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bownumville. October 21.1087 Impressive ceremony (or Blue Ray Star Aquatic Club Holds First Meet Neetleton-Caeearea Newe by Mabel Cawker Impreutve Ceremony For Blue Ray Installation With over 100 members and sisters and brothers from other Chapters...the setting for the ceremonies of Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, OES, was the Masonic Temple, Temple, Port Perry, on Thursday evening, evening, October 8. W.M. Elsie Wilbur and W.P. Norm Mairs opened the Chapter in regular form with Marshal Marshal Debby Davis presenting the Flag in the East,..and Chaplain Judy Davidson leading in Prayer at the Altar. Many distinguished guests were present. The Matron and Patron had the pleasure of welcoming Grand Conductress, Sister Audrey Martin, of the Grand Chapter of Ontario, and D.D.G.M. of District II, Patricia Ward...Past D.D.G.M.'s Bessie Cosway, Erline Finney, Hallie McGinnis and Betty Dowden were warmly greeted. During year-end business..a motion motion was made that a cheque for ♦800.00 be issued towards equipment for a wheelchair for a six year old Port Perry girl...this is the retiring Worthy Matron, Sister Elsie's project project for the year. The Installing Board was welcomed welcomed by W.M. Elsie...then she dismissed dismissed her officers and committees with a sincere word of thanks,..and the Installing Office Doris Nottingham was invited to preside. After a brief recess...Installing Marshal Marguerite Mitchell, Floral Marshal Marshal Adelia Mowbray, Organist Joyce Taylor and Chaplain Margorie McCombe assisted by past Matrons of Blue Ray carried out the Installation Ceremonies. After the new W.M. Karel Nottingham Nottingham was installed and VI.P. . Jack Nottingham was at the Altar...Karel sang a lovely, fitting solo to Jack, "I Will Need You At My Side" which she had written. She accompanied accompanied herself on the Auto-harp. The newly installed Matron & Patron Karel 6 Jack welcomed their family and guests into the Chapter. The immediate P.M. Elsie Wilbur was presented with her Jewel by her Twin daughters, Pauline Pavlik 4 Noreen Trudel and the immediate P.P. Norm Mairs was presented with his Bar by P.M. Elsie. All retired to the lower hall for the social hour...arranged and convened convened by Marg Jeffrey & Elsie Wilbur, assisted by the members. A delicious lunch of sandwiches, relish trays, dainty cookies and squares served buffet style, made for an en- ' joyable evening. Honorary members Jeanette Alexander and Frances Westfall of Oshawa, poured tea and coffee. An "elegant" Best Wishes cake was made by Brenda Newsome for the special occasion. It was a "highlight" to have Myrtle 4 George Palmer...our first Matron A Patron from Oshawa, with us for thp event. 1 - Senior Citizens Enjoy Singers The Senior citizens were entertained on Tuesday Tuesday 13/87 at the Lions Centre Centre by Roly Coombes who sang and Mrs. Keith Billett accompanied him at the piano. piano. Mrs. Vera Allin introduced introduced the speaker of the evening, Mrs. Roxy Barnes, who spoke on Community Care. Mrs. Barnes has about 500 Seniors who take advantage advantage of all the assistance available. Some have a small charge and some are free. Roly Coombes again sang for us and Danny Boy was included. Lunch was served. Those wishing to attend attend the Christmas dinner are to get in touch with our president Mrs. Marion Wiseman Wiseman before our next meeting. meeting. At our next meeting we will be playing euchre and bridge. We are glad to know that Margaret Perris is home from Oshawa Hospital. She will be at her daughters for a week. Rose Dickinson Secretary. Secretary. Think Canadian Our warmest congratulations to sister Elsie Wilbur and her Officers for a banner year...and as we look ahead, we know that the upcoming year will be smooth sailing and meaningful, with W.M. Karel and W.P. Jack Nottingham at the helm for the "Beacon of Light Year." Thanksgiving News Roy & Doris Nottingham of Caesarea, were guests with Ralph & Diane Nottingham and Jeffrey, in Uxbridge, on Sunday. On Monday, they had dinner with Paul 6 Beth Nottingham, Sarah & Aaron, of Sunderland. Other guests were Gary & Margit, Allan & Julie of R.R.l, Oshawa. Norm & Bernice Mairs, Nestleton, spent Thanksgiving with John 4 Diane Slute, Jeremy Jay A Julie Diane, of R.R.l, Oshawa. Other guests were Allan Mairs of Uxbridge, Uxbridge, and Mr. Len Slute, John's father. Arthur 4 Carroll Cawker of Sudbury, Sudbury, were Thanksgiving luncheon guests with his parents...Sam 4 Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., on Tuesday. They had been to Kitchener-Waterloo area to visit their daughter Cheryl 4 son Bryan, and were on their way home. John 4 Marion Hall, Williams Point, hosted their family for Thanksgiving on Sunday, October 11. Those attending were: Bob 4 Carolyn Hall, Rachael 4 Rebecca of Port Perry, and Bill 4 Loraine Hall, Christopher 4 Michael, of Ajax. A very nice get-together! On October 5, Mrs. Mary Ryan of Caesarea, was pleased to have her nephew, John O'Donnell of Sacramento, California, and while in the village he was entertained at a party 4 dinner, "hosted" by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan of Caesarea 4 Toronto. Guests were present from Burlington, Mississauga 4 Toronto. Mrs. Mary Ryan assisted by Doreen Rush 4 Faith Lawrence, "hosted" a bridal shower in honour of a bride to be...Laura Blakney of V'ms. Point, and fiance Chris Train of Caesarea. The young couple were showered with lovely, useful gifts and an enjoyable evening for all present. present. Our "best wishes" from this area! Rayner, Kathy, Nicole and Matthew Matthew Welts of Nestleton, had a wonderful Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Potts of Stirling. Matthew also had an exciting exciting Thanksgiving staying in Belleville Hospital for two days. He is home now and feeling much better. Jim and Audrey Leishman of Reaboro, visited her mother Mrs. Neta Fish, brother Calvin 4 Yvonne Holland 4 family, on Saturday evening evening at Nestleton. My better half, Sam, celebrated his birthday in style on Sunday, and was pleased beyond words to have son Grant 4 Merna Cawker and daughter Cathy, Oshawa, for noon luncheon...then later for evening dinner, Alan and Eleanor Cawker, also of Oshawa. He was the recipient recipient of many lovely gifts...and numerous phone calls from relatives and friends. And after a series of tests in Oshawa Hospital on two occasions, he had "a new lease on life" on Friday last, with a glowing glowing report! We're all very happy! Sam 4 Mabel Cawker attended the very lovely 50th anniversary celebration for friends, Albert and Lillian Harper of Port Perry, on Sunday afternoon. The festivities were held in the Oddfellow's Hall, with a fine number present for this joyous occasion. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Holy Communion was observed at the 10 a.m. Church Service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church with Rev. F. Swann officiating. He was assisted by Elders Stan McNeely and George Scott. Mrs. Dorothy McCabe presided at the organ. Psalm 107 verses 1-15 was read in unison and the Scripture was II Corinthians Corinthians 9. The sermon text with thoughts on "The Grace Of Giving" - our substance 4 ourselves, in thanks for the gift of Jesus, to the world - a Saviour. Time of service next Sunday will change to II a.m. with the change to standard time. Blackstock 4 District Lions Club The Lions Club CNIB annual canvass canvass is coming up very soon. A Pork Chop Barbecue supper will be held, Nov. 6, in the Rec. Centre, Centre, to help celebrate the Blackstock Centennial. Tickets are available from any Lion. For more information information see notice in Port Perry Star. Caesarea Community Church An excellent congregation for the Thanksgiving Service, with Rev. Charles Clarke • the guest speaker. He presented inspiring thoughts on "Gratitude" based on Scripture from Luke 4 John, read by Dan Pugh Jr. 4 Dan Pugh Sr. Psalm 106 was led by Arden Maschke. Several children sang with the musicians Anne Maschke 4 Kathy Watt accompanying. accompanying. Beautiful floral arrangements arrangements were lovely, and fruits and vegetables of the season were in abundance at the front of the church. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford conducted the service. Lynne Amey was in charge of the children's church. Get Well Message Our "warmest wishes" to Effa Stainton of Wms. Point, who has had surgery in Oshawa Hospital and is now recuperating at home. Also - our "Best" to John Hall, who has been in Oshawa Hospital since Monday, Monday, October 12 and we trust he will soon be fine again and at home base. Our thoughts arc with you nice people! Nestleton United Church A special service with a large attendance attendance on Sunday morning, when the first year students and faculty of Emmanuel College were guests of Nestleton United - real pleasure to have them share the service with us. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and Carol Mairs was the capable pianist. The Notman girls, Claire 4 Jennifer, sang a lovely duct entitled, "Friendship" unaccom panied. Scripture was read, Ruth I: 1-19, by one of the students, and the Scripture, Matthew 22: 15-22 was read by Arlene Malcolm. Alison Malcolm read a humorous poem, "The A B C's of Agriculture." Rev. Dale Davis spoke on "The Conflict of Commitment." Joanna Malcolm, on behalf of the Sunday School, presented Bibles to Carla Davis 4 Aaron Hill. A very impressive service! Notice Honeydale Women's Institute will meet on Thursday, November 12, instead instead of the regular day, in the municipal hall, 2 p.m. Resolutions Convenor - Clara Warren and group in charge, (members please take note) The Newcastle Aquatic Aquatic Club (NEWAC) swimmers faced their first inter-club challenge of the 1987-88 season season on Saturday and Sunday, Sunday, October 17tn and 18th. The competition was the first of four meets to be held throughout the season at the Pickering Recreation Centre by the Pickering Swim Club. 7116 '2 in 1 Series' provides for participation by Doth novice novice and experienced swimmers swimmers at the same meet. The newer, untried swimmers tested their abilities abilities in Level 2 matches on Saturday whereas the more experienced entrants took their turn in Level 1 contests on Sunday. NEWAC swimmers swimmers in both levels made an excellent showing against those of 12 other clubs who were present. Outstanding performances performances by NEWAC members members on Saturday included: Boys, age 9-10, 100 meter freestyle relay team won 2nd place with members, Nigel O'Neil Kizoff, Brian Acneson Dave James and Adam Bradley. Adam Bradley Bradley also won 2nd place in the 50m free and 4th in 25m backstroke. In the girls 50m free, Alison McArthur was 3rd in 11-12 group and Teri Cota was 5th in age 13-14. On Sunday, of 12 swimmers entered from NEWAC NEWAC Stephanie Maxwell won 3 firsts in girls 9-10. These were for 100m butterfly, butterfly, 100m breast and the 200m individual medley. In boys 9-10, Jason Shephard claimed first place in the 100m freestyle and the 200m individual medley as well as 3rd place in 100m backstroke. Others who placed high for the day: Luke Sagur took 3rd place in the boys 9- 10,100m free; Kim Cox, girls 11-12 and Stacey Rout, girls 9-10, both of whom placed 5th in their own 100m freestyle freestyle groups. 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