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YE he ee A SL nls 2 VO AGS 20, eS NSE EA SR Se SZ RE Cn En by Jean Bolan Constable and Mrs. Ken Hudson of the Nestleton area have reason to be proud these days. Ken has recently been awarded the coveted "Policeman of the Year" award Congratulations are con- veved to the already exten- sive ones to this officer and 18 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 5th, 1974 Nestleton, Caesarea to his wife and children. 1 am certain that such an honour 1s justly deserved. Reverend and Mrs. Rick Glass hosted their many, many friends and parish- oners on Tuesday and Thurs- day evenings of last week. The newly ordained Minister of the Nestleton and Sonya Presbyterian churches, in GETTING IN "SHAPE WITH A ' NEW CAR INVENTORY! REDUCTION SALE SAVE $300. the company or ms lovely wile, held open house as a farewell gesture before their departure to Labrador. Many memories very dear to all in attendance were re- newed. A purse of money was presented to the sur- prised couple along with the wish that God walk beside them all the years of their b 7 he on any new Datsun model in stock ! 'pre-delivery. Sales tax extra. -- AAAAAARAY rrr DATSUN B210 2-door, 4-speed Licence, freight, Was 52,965.- - § | 1974 DATSUN 260Z | Regular $6,375. { CLEARING AT *5,495 HWY. 47 SOUTH UXBRIDGE 852-6332 4 1974 DATSUN D-710 4 door, 4 speed, with radio Reg. $3,778 CLEARING $3,388 Bank Financing Available Demonstrators!! [ [ [ [ DEAN WATSON AUTO SALES 1974 DATSUN D-710 2 door, Hardtop, auto., & radio Reg. *4,257. CLEARING AT *3,767 Authorized Datsun Dealer lives. To this warm wish, may I. on behalf of this community add our wishes. On May the 23rd, Mrs. Mabel Cawker of Nestleton, attended the Women's Insti- tute District. Annual held in Ajax. The event was the seventy fifth anniversary of the Ontario South District and to add decor to the dinner a lovely cake was made for this momentous, occassion. The Order of the Eastern Star, Blue Ray chapter No. 238, in Port Perry, enter- tained members of several chapters last week. Mrs. Betsy Staniland, the Worthy Matron. bid all a warm welcome and introduced Reverend Reg Rose who was to show films of a recent trip to England. He and his wife acted as chaperones for the tour. The pictures were thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Mabel Cawker grac- iously thanked Reverend Rose for his tribute to this particular meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm was hostess for the May meeting of the United Church Women. Following the Theme hymn and the Lord's Prayer, The Presi- "dent, Mrs. G. Fish, read a poem entitled "A Time for Beauty," after which she graciously welcomed all. The Devotional was beauti- fully handled by Mrs. RW. Jackson who selected as her theme, "Motherhood." Reading from the Bible, she selected portions that refer- red to Motherhood. the true gist of Mrs. Jackson's theme was what Motherhood should really mean. Mrs. (fish thanked her for the most interesting talk. A poem entitled "Mother Love" was beautifully done and area news by Miss Gail Malcolm, follo- wed by a duet by she and her Mother. The Roll call, "A Bible Verse" was well res- ponded to. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read by Mrs. -W. Vine, as was the correspondence. Mrs. L. Malcolm, who was in charge of the "Topic" derived her message from "Love and Laughter" by Marjorie Holmes. Mrs. Ralph Sadler read "Sunset and After- glow." A reading entitled "So Poor, So Rich" was done by Mrs. Doug Thompson. Mrs. L.. Malcolm read "A Busy Mother Prayer" followed by a poem entitled "Sowing Seeds' read by Mrs. Jack- son. After the Mizpah Bene- diction, luncheon was served and thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. C. Earnshaw expressed appreciation to Mrs. Mal- colm for her hospitality. The June meeting is scheduled to be held in the home of Reverend and Mrs. Victor Parsons. On Friday morning, as the day was beginninite feel the sun's warmth, I glanced out "of "our kitchen ~windown;," feeling rather dubious as to just what the unpredictable weather had in store for us, when my eyes beheld a sight that would assure even an Atheist that there is a Su- preme Being far greater than we could possibly imagine. Adorning our blos- som laden apple tree were hundreds of bees busily polinating as several cana- ries, orioles, blue birds, (which are a rarity of late) and a tiny hummingbird announced in beauteous way the prelude to summer's , birth. This is indeed country living at it's utmost. On Saturday evening in the Blackstock Recreation Centre a capacity crowd attended the hockey banquet given by Mr. K. Jackson of 2 Flamingo Pastries, - to honour the young players 'and their coaches. The stu- dents responsible for the perfectly designed and coloured decorations that adorned the hall are once again to-be congratulated I assume that they are Black- stock high school students, for they excell in the art of decoration. The ladies of Court Lady Snowbird cate- red to this event and wish to convey a sincere thank you to Mr. Jackson for his kind remarks regarding the din- ner and the service. Over two hundred people danced to the music of G.B. and the Merrimakers, whom *® we all know are really some- thing else. Winners of the "Cards and Kids" euchre, held in the home of Mrs. J. Fowler this week were as follows . . .1st, Sandy Day. 2nd, Carol Boxall and the booby went to (I'm ashamed to say your's truly. Luncheon was delic- = ious as usual. < Get well wishes are extended to Mrs. H. Fernly of Caesarea who had the misfortune of 'getting her hand caught in the electric lawn mower. It was turned off but the blades were still rotating, unaware of course i to Mrs. Fernly. Thank Hea- ven she still has the use 0% her hand, or rather sk have soon. : y,. Just a thought . . . Leisure is a lovely gar- ment. . .but should not be worn constantly. i Open 7 Days A Week, Mon. to Fri. 9:00 a.m. to Dusk. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. SPRING SPECIALS "THE CENTENNIAL < GARDEN CENTRE" "THICKSON ROAD NORTH RR No. 1, BROOKLIN, ONTARIO Located 4": Miles north of Hwy. No. 2 PHONE 655-3331 REG. $8.50 G to 8 ft. GOLDEN WEEPING WILLOWS pee *6.50 ORTHO WEED & SEED FERTILIZER 27's |b. Bag Covers 5.000 sq. ft. Reg. $7.95 special 0.00 These items are on a first come first served basis -- while they last ' ALL ITEMS ARE CASH AND CARRY z © We carry a complete line of A-1 o 25° hUriery Sock. and a related | o garden aids. er trees and z Bo shrubs to choose from. ? ~ 4 Perr Largest d 5 x CONLIN RD On vas Wb Region My , Vv = LOOK FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS TAUNTON RD. FROM 0G.S. MEMBER: 5 ROSSLAND RD. " EL}. Anoscare ONTARIO