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{ 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 7, 1973 Nestleton, Caesarea and area news Bad Dream? A few days ago, friends of the Bud Trains of Caesarea decided to "drop" in for an evening. This you will agree, is the neighbourly thing to do, but . . via a bed room wall? Chris Train was asleep in the room and was unhurt by some miracle. Earlier in the evening, Chris had watched a movie about an earthquake and when the incident occurred, he as- sumed he was having a bad dream about the picture. This is fortunate, as the STORE WIDE 8 PIECE LIV/REC $ ROOM GROUP Sofa, 2 Chairs in Vinyl shock may have proven too much for one so young. Had he been aware of what was really happening, he would have been terrified. His bed was pushed three feet away from the wall by the impact. No one was hurt seriously, a few scrapes and bruises was the extent of injury, thank Heaven. Bud & Irene agree, and rightfully so, that a house can be replaced but a child cannot. Melody Train is suffering from a broken collar bone, the result of a misjudgement at Judo class. We hope the entire family is back to normal quickly. Continuing all SA LE this Week 269° 2End-1 Coffee, 2 Lamps © | House or Howano 241 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-2272 Look for the MoneyBunny App Jrinllottcnyls $100,000 IN TOTAL CASH PRIZES Kinsmen-serving the community's greatest need. When you buy Kin Lottery tickets, you support these local projects' ® Cystic Fibrosis ® Community Park e Blood Blitz e Minor Hockey Next Mini Kin draw - March 15/73 The Mathison family are also having a streak of ill gtune. r. and Mrs. J. Mathison are indisposed fg a while due to from injuries from falls. Mr. L. Mathison is at home suffering from a badly broken leg. We extend get well messages to each of them. We are sorry to hear that Harley Jackson has returned to Toronto General Hospital. We trust that he shall return home soon and remain there in good health. Mr. and Mrs. R. Davison of Nestleton have won a miserable battle with the flu and are at last, feeling fine. Mrs. I. Sloane recently returned from the hospital. Continued health is wished for Irene too. Mrs. F. Dayes was suddenly taken ill at a meeting on Thursday. I sincerely hope it is nothing serious. Receives injuries The community was shocked to learn of John Quackenbush's accident. At present the full extent of his injuries is unknbown. John is in the Uxbridge Hospital and will be for some time. Our prayers for his complete recovery shall accompany those of his parents. A cheerful card would be welcome. All you friends and former school mates, get busy. A hospital can be a very lonely place. On the more cheerful side . Mr. and Mrs. N. Lee of Nestleton hosted a group of friends on February 28 in their home. The event a husband and wife shower in honour of Miss Linda Goslin and Mr. J. Arbuckle. An evening of dancing, gaiety and refreshments was tho- roughly enjoyed by -all. The young couple received many lovely gifts. Wishes for future happiness .are sent to John and Linda from their many friends. Fashion Cues The Nestleton W.I. gath- ered at Presbyterian Church on Thursday March 1 for a short course on Fashion Cues for You. Mrs. Mildred Mulligan of Toronto was the demonstrator and was a very interesting person to OPPORTUNITY To Be An INDEPENDENT BUSINESSMAN with High Earnings potential As A FUEL OIL & GASOLINE DISTRIBUTOR Port Perry - Uxbridge area listen to and learn from. In the a.m. we discussed style and lines. After a refreshing lunch the topic was colour and hats and did you know that the type of neck line you select on a blouse, dress, coat or whatever you are wearing, can make a difference to your overall appearance? Our fashion consultant allowed the ladies to try an array of colour swaths to determine the proper shade for individual face tone. This is something that none of us would have the courage to attempt while shopping for a garment at a shop, at least I wouldn't, although I have been tempted to do so many times. The day was one of interest and was also very informative. Interchurch The Women's Interchurch Council of Canada, met in the Presbyterian Church, Nestleton on Friday. This is an annual event and is held at alternate churches each year. It is an interedenomi- national day of prayer. The theme of the meeting was "Alert in our time" Rever- end R. Glass was the speaker. Mrs. H. Lee bid the ladies welcome. Miss R. Proutt and Mrs. R. Glass distributed programs and received the offering. This was followed by a prayer of dedication. Many humns were sung in unision during the entire program. Those assisting with readings were as follows. Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mrs. R. Visser, accompanied on the organ by Mrs. R. Davison sang a solo, '"Trust in Me". After the service lunch was served in the church basement. This is rather a nice custom as it enables people to relax over tea or coffee and discuss the days events' with their minister and friends. The community hall in Caesarea is quite a busy place. Each evening with the exception of Saturday and Sunday. Something is hap- pening. On Monday, Wo- men's meetings. Tuesday, Brownies, Wednesday Cubs followed by the men's social. Thursday, the Children's Happy Hour, this is an evening each week of fun and EE Call or write Bruce Thomson \ Sun Oil Company Ltd. 1 Thorncliffe Square Toronto, Ontario 416-924-4111 learning for youth. It is sponsored by the Baptist Church in Port Perry. The 'Pastor is in attendance at these meetings. Pastor Tayni has a large number of children attending and they enjoy coming each week. Successful night The men of the Can. Foresters are more than pleased with the results of their dance held in the rec. center on Sat. evening. More than one hundred couples attended. The Merry Makers from Uxbridge, played any- thing requested from rock to a waltz. This is a very talented group. A plentiful buffet was served. Mr. O. Rohrer thanked the people for attending. Mr. Mec- Laughlin and L. Pantschuck also thanked them on behalf of the Foresters ball team. The only report I your correspondant has received so far-is 'we had a ball" and this after all is what they went for. On Friday evening is the children's dance. From seven thirty until nine is for 9 to 12 years. From nine thirty until eleven is for 13 to 17 years. yes this is a busy hall, it may be rented for social functions at a nominal fee. All proceeds are applied to the maintanance of the hall. On Sunday of last week Mr. and Mrs. D. Day of Caesarea were guests of little Jennifer's Godparents Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith in Toronto. Mrs. J. Bolan was enter- tained by a few of the Bolan's many grandchildren for a week. The only comment Jean has to offer is "it was a riot" but I.adore them. The eldest of these many grand children is twelve . . . and .there are twenty three of them. They -only visit in groups of four or five thank goodness. At present Jean is happily recouperating at her leisure. I have just been informed that Harley Jackson has returned . from the Toronto Gen. We are very pleased to hear this. Sixth Place As you know, the Quarter- ama was held at the horse place in Toronto on March 2,3,4. The 3G Stables of R.R. No. 2, Blackstock had a winner Mrs. Jean Hay of the 3G Stables entered her stud Skip Baron, sired by Baron Reed. This beautiful sleek young horse is trained by Pat Milne of the Diamond M. ranch of Enniskillen. Skip Baron took sixth place in the class of thirteen sires represented. Thirty nine studs were in this class. Skip will stand in stud at the 3G Stables in the fall of 1974. Congratulations to Jean and her horse's trainer, Pat. I wish to take this opportunity to say hello and to extend wishes for hap- piness and the best of health to Our aged and infirm . . . Keep in mind. . . Don't cast aside the "old folks" as a worn out pair of shoes. Remember, the day will surely come, when we'll be "old folks" too. Husqvarna Sewing Machines © REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES eo FREE ESTIMATES -- MODERN TEXTILES -- 229 Queen Street PL HOME HEAT | KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005 3 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY 4' x 8' good one side SOLID BACK ®@0c000ps0000000000000smenn0n FUEL and LUMBER one 985-7931 Port Perry 985-3221 %" MAHOGANY PLYWOOD sheet Port Perry