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"32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 16, 1979 PETARY, a SSA EL A TIN LHS FAV FATA E ATL BATTS ITV SIN re | ALN a ANZ BF a Lh PRAY AS 4 Cea ATA 2% hi RL IO W! ad "3 do " e har] KN 1 TTS : HOA BN) Foon ya FEREIN FEW HET IRT WS Nestleton, Caesarea area news by Mabel Cawker Pink Shoppe Re-Opens Mildred and Bill Fortune have been very busily engaged the past two week- ends preparing the Pink Shoppe, Nestleton, for the re-opening on the long week- end, Friday, May 18th. Last year over forty people contributed their hand crafted articles of a wide variety to the store. This weekend Mildred has been in the process of unpacking and pricing the beautiful new items for the year. She says it is just like Christmas and has a "ball" every 8pring opening the new "goodies". Items include knitted and crocheted articles, sewing, woodenware, and ceramics, in a host of personal and household crafts. The Pink Shoppe is a lovely place to browse whether you are talented in crafts yourself or just enjoy TRAVELWAYS wish to announce that the PORT PERRY AGENCY & BUS STOP will be re-located to KELLETT'S VARIETY (Perry Street - South of Queen) EFFECTIVE FROM MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1979 * INFORMATION |, * BUS TICKETS "= * BUS PARCEL EXPRESS OPEN 7 DAYS EACH WEEK - 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. TELEPHONE: 985-8288 Many Varieties Now Ready For Your Spring Planting. PETUNIAS - MARIGOLDS SALVIA - ASTERS - ETC. VEGETABLES - TOMATOES PEPPERS - ETC. 12 BOXES $9.00 Now is the Time to Apply C.I.L. WEED & FEED LAWN FERTILIZER 85+ BOX Evergreens - Trees - Shrubs - Etc. Peat Moss - Sheep Manure - Insecticides FREE ESTIMATES ON LANDSCAPING seeing the handwork of others. -Mildred is always interes- ted in new, quality work. If you are crafty or curious why not drop into the Pink Shoppe" North Nestleton Church Christian Family Sunday * was observed at the United Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Victor Parsons presen- ted a fine message - the theme being "Uv Front" and based his topic «n Scriptures I Corinthians 13, and Matthew 18 1-6. In the Choir Miss Gail Malcolm sang "The Joy of the Lord" a very appropriate anthem for Family Sunday with Mrs. Gwen Malcolm at the organ. Ushers were: Mr. Grahame Fish and Mr. Norman Mairs. District Annual Mrs. J. Wygerde, Mrs. Wm. Bolan, Mrs. M. Firlit, Mrs. L. Malcolm, Mrs. F. Dayes, and Mrs. A. Beacock represented Nestleton W.I. at Durham West District Annual held at Maple Grove on Wednesday, May 9th. Faith Festival Miss Gail Malcolm atten- ded the Faith Festival held in Northminster Church, Oshawa, Friday and Satur- day, May 11 and 12th. The inspiring story tellers were Lynn Tomlinson, Steven Allin, Terry Smith, and Rev. Norman McKenzie. All delegates report a meaning- ful two days, and came home with much food for thought. Caesarea Euchre Club Due to the unseasonable heat wave, plus the many ANALDA GARDEN CENTRE 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 Hwy. 7A at West v4 Line When calling please le! phone ring continously, since we are often in the field and cannol reach the phone within a few rings activities throughout the area, attendance was smaller than usual. Prize winners were 1st - Olive Frayer, 2nd - Ralph Day, 3rd - Ken Minshall. A special Mother's Day prize was won by Eva MacDonald. The Euchre will be held next Wednesday evening as usual and hopefully the expert card players will be on hand to lend the needed support and interest. The Ladies Auxiliary work hard to make these evenings enjoyable - a yard sale will be held in june. More information at a later date. Ladies Aid Nestleton Ladies Aid met in the Presbyterian Church Hall on Thursday afternoon. The President Mrs. Howard Lee welcomed all to the meeting which opened with the favourite hymn, "What a Friend we Have in Jesus", followed by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. S. McNeeley led the Devotional period dealing with "Contentment" and a prayer for ill members. Miss Ruth Proutt, Secretary Treasurer read the minutes and the Financial Report. Mrs. Lee thanked the members for their baking donations to the Hospital Spring Fair. Appreciation was extended for cards, visits, Easter lillies, and fruit from folks remembered during illness and cards were signed to those still on the sick list. Mrs. Geo. Heaslip will tend to flower purchases. The Program Convenor centered her program around Mother's Day. Mrs. Geo. Heaslip read "Home" the joys of coming home after a vacation. Mrs. Fred Dayes read "Old Time Sunday Sings" the family gathered around the piano singing favourite hymns. Mrs. Grant Thompson read "A Parable for Mothers" the joy Mother feels in teaching her family courage, strength and service to God. The favourite hymn "Dare To Be A Daniel" and the Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. The Ordination Service for Miss Dorothy Bulmar will be held in Sonya Presbyterian Church on Friday evening, June 15. Miss Bulmar's Graduation ceremony was observed last Wednesday evening at Convocation Hall. She has attended Knox College while serving on the Nestleton Sonya Charge for the past four years. Owners of smaller businesses The Federal Business Development Bank Co Ty Jodo lV [o [BT ]T] "10H e Financial assistance J e Management counselling (CASE) eo Management training CW alleldnll {lela Re la Ne loXlaalaalelnl Jolgole le: Ina SR (ol @ IRI ALES at: on: See our Representative MR. R.G. GARROW The Municipal Offices, Uxbridge, Ontario. Thursday, May 24th, 1979 Between 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Call 416-852-3301 for appoiniment (Branch Office Address) 22 King Street West, Oshawa. Telephone: 416-576-6800 Nestleton Presbyterian Church At the Sunday morning Service Miss Dorothy Bulmar presented a splendid message taking as her topic "Take Nothing for Your Journey'. The Scripture Lessons: Exodus 3: 1-6 and Luke 9: 1-6. Pancake Breakfast The Pancake Breakfast for Mother's Day, Sunday May 13 held at the Nestleton Community Centre, was very successful with a goodly number of folk interested in a substantial breakfast participating. Hopefully we'll have more of these community efforts in the future. Reminder Don't forget the Nestleton U.C.W. Spring Supper to be held this Friday, May 18th in the Community Centre. Two settings 5 p.m and 6:30 p.m. To reserve tickets phone 986-5527. "Warmest Wishes' to all who are in Hospital at the present time, your corres- pondent hasn't a report for this week. Social News Miss Jacqueline Heeney spent the past weekend at her cottage at Scugog Point. Jacqueline teaches school in Brampton, Ontario and the residents of the Scugog Point area are pleased to extend a warm welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Langfeld, Willowdale, visited his Mother Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Donneral, Nestle- ton, on Mother's Day. Mrs. Langfeld is leaving for a months holiday in England next week. Mr. Victor Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Malcolm, Tracy, Bradley and Derric attended Orono Church Sunday morning to see James Malcolm, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kent baptised. Mrs. Victor Malcolm attended Janetville Church for the baptism of Laura Michelle, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malcolm. Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Alywin Haines and Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Kent were guests at a niece's wedding in Yelverton Church on Saturday. Miss Norma Jean Cain became the bride of Mr. Jerry Semeszuzus of Yelverton. Very "best wishes' are extended to the happy couple. Weekend company with Sam and Mabel Cawker at the farm were Mr. and Mrs. Chas Cawker, Scarborough, and Professor Kenneth Cawker and wife Ivana of London, Ontario, Mr. Alan Cawker, Mark and Christie of Oshawa were Mother's Day guests. Trees for Canada Day The Cubs & Scouts tree planting project went off well, representatives from the various groups: were present, parents provided transportation and assisted in the operation. The dull, overcast weather was ideal for the planting. .The trees are supplied.by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the funds are used for the Scouting Movement nationally and locally. At time of printing we do not have a report re pledges - for this worthy cause. News for next week phone 986-4715. Greenbank Miss Judy Rodd of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. David Kampman and two daugh- ters spent Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rodd before leaving for their new home in Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Young and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young and family of Cobourg were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Young and Mrs. Young Sr. * No Charge Chequeing * Daily Interest Accounts COME IN AND COMPARE COSTS It's YOUR Credit Union! ef LJ s ¢ [ ] J ¥ <¢ 8 R [J LAV Ig » 9 LJ ° r ® L 2