The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PARTY St h AANA RAR ny 43 C3 A EA CONE A RL RA EE a A RY Kh) La OL NTT ay) dL] Led SAS REY 0 AOI Ko 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 20; 1980 Jes OA odin Yd ARES ' SNA E OR AN ra LR TI 4 . pa or Ted 3 fo Sat Nestleton, Caeserea area news by Mabel Cawker Nestleton United Church On a cold but beautifully sunny day Feb. 17th, at 11:15 a.m. Service was fairly well attended at Nestleton United. Rev. Victor Parsons delivered a splendid message for all present. Theme: Where are you going? based on Holy Scriptures Deuteronomy 30 15-20 and Luke 2 41-52. Mr. Norman Mairs receiv- ed the offering and Mrs. Mabel Cawker was the organist. A hearty welcome is extended for next Sunday 11:15 a.m. at Nestleton United. Cadmus Presbyterian Church, Nestleton Rev. Fred Swann conduct- ed the worship and spoke on Peter's confession-"Thou art the Christ, son of the living God."" Mr. Swann pointed out that our accept- ance of Christ as Lord and Saviour is'the foundation of our Faith-the all important basis upon which true Faith is built. Mrs. Shirley Scott presid- = x kis 7 A & oh ir ws 15 2m onda ~~ A= %k ® Regrtered Trodemork of Drug Trodng Co. 118 COTTON TIPPED 88¢ 180's KL ne) 010.97 28XEF .681 207m SWABS ry (_Dee-Tee p= c= (Dee Tee) Jee pS Dee Tee } 2% OR 100 WATT LIGHT BULBS 2's 2 LIBHT BL 2 99¢ 100 _J PACKS 2 LIGHT BULAS CONTEST First prize is a trip for two to sunny Barbados (retail value $1,550. 00) including round trip air fare and one week accommodation in a first class air-conditioned hotel room with breakfast and dinner daily. Trip must be booked for departure between April 12th and July 31st, 1980. Date subject to availability at time of booking. Contest closes Saturday. March 15th CHECK IN STORE FOR DETAILS OF OTHER PRIZES! ed at the organ. In the afternoon Rev. Fred Swann conducted the month- ly service at Ballyduff. Family News Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lang- feld of Scarborough spent last weekend with his sister Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fortune of Blackstock and Nestleton. Bill and Mildred Fortune are very busy during the winter months preparing for their Spring opening of the Pink Shoppe, Nestleton in May. Mr. and Mrs. Willard DRUG STORE = ) Well Worth Looking For" " FEBRUARY PRICE DIP EENEX TOWELS 7 es wo "7 (Mz LES TWIN PACK Thompson of Cannington were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Nestleton on Wednesday last. Sunday night Mrs. Laura Woodward of Pointe au Baril spent the evening with Miss Ruth Proutt of Nestleton. Laura is the former Laura Proutt of Nestleton and will be remembered by many folk within the community. She is presently visiting with her sister Margaret Van Camp of Blackstock, and will be moving to Oshawa March 1 as she sold her home in Prices Effective Until MAR. 1 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities White or Yellow DUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS AND AVAILABILITY AT TINE OF SALE ITEMS SHOWN MAY NOT BEAVANLABLEA) ALLIOCATIONS «> ALARM CLOCK ® 5.99 IDALARM Key Wound Metal (OFT) CRICKET DIS POSABLE BUTANE LIGHTER Gillette TRACI TWIN BLADE CARTRIDGES wy, \_ one the draw taking place April 2nd, 1980. RIGHT DISPOSABL BUTANE LIGHTER . BMIQUET / BUTANE } RECHARG an PERSPIRAN! RI GILLETTE'S | MAKE TRACKS > GUARD Gillette ANTI-PERSPIRANT SPRAY No GHT GUARD ~-- i XEN READ a TONAL Se Teas ry yp NO PURCHASE REQUIRED! ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE IN I.D.A. DRUG STORES. BRUTONS 1. © a DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2511 Pointe au Baril. The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point spent Monday in Toronto, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cawker, Scarborough, and spent the evening with Ralph and Sylvia Cawker, Chandre and Jason also of Scarborough. On Tuesday the Cawkers called on George and Ella Bowers of Nestleton and found them well and enjoy- ing the winter. Other visitors present were Ella's sister Mrs. Mabel Dayes, Nestleton, and Mrs. Marg- uerite Beacock, a niece from Blackstock. Many from this area attended the 30th wedding anniversary of Bill and Shirley Nicholls, Caesarea, held in the Masonic Hall, Port Perry on Saturday afternoon last. We extend Heartiest Congratulations to a delightful couple. . Euchre Results Winners at the Wednesday evening party were as follows: 1. AI Wackett 2. Georgie McClean 3-Bridget ~Moase. Special Valentine draw was won by Raymond McClean. The beautiful Valentine cake was donated by Elma Forsyth of Caesarea and much- appreciated. - Quite a good attendance and folks may look forward to an interesting euchre every Wednesday night at Sympathy Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, O.E.S. Port Perry, were deeply saddened and shock- ed to learn of the sudden death of a beloved friend, Mrs. Nellie Pring of Durham Chapter, Bowmanville. Nellie was a beautiful Scottish singer and gave liberally of her talents at home and abroad. She has indeed given a life of dedicat- ed service. Wherever she went in Chapter circles she "Caesarea Centre at 8 p.m. was asked to sing or play and she never refused. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family-husband Wilson, daughters Lola and Helen and son John. A devoted wife and mother and will be missed by so many. Blue Ray Chapter Hosts Friendship Night Blue Ray Chapter No. 238, 0.E.S. met Thursday even- ing, Feb. 14th in the Masonic. Hall, Port Perry with a fair attendance. Worthy Matron Marjorie McCombe assisted by Worthy Patron Sam Cawker extended a friendly greeting to members and guests, We welcome warmly Diana Quaas of Port Perry into the Chapter and trust she will enjoy the work of the order and the association with the Sisters and Brothers of Blue Ray. Plans are in the offering for many activities within the Chapter in the weeks ahead. Members, do lend your support to Sister Mar- jorie and the Officers so that the organization will have a banner year. We are a caring organization, we have proved that in so many ways. A Chapter is only as good as its members so let us be sisters and brothers in the true sense of the word. Be totally committed to our beloved Order, learn our work well, and do our level best. at --all--times--for one... another. We are a Benevo- lent Order, let us not forget that. After Chapter closed delicious refreshments were served by convenor Betsy Staniland, assisted by Minnie Fisher, Dora Suggitt, Avelyn Williams, Bernice" Mairs and Mary Ellen Barton. For a pleasant evening it was top notch, an evening of friendliness and fellowship. News for next week please phone 986-4715. Hospital Auxiliary by Luella Graham Correspondence Secretary Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary held its February meeting in the hospital on Monday, Feb. 11. The President opened the meeting with a lovely poem. There were 21 ladies present including 2 visitors. Minutes of the last meeting were read and adapted. The treasurer gave her report and Camille reported on balance of Tuck Shop and Gift Cart. Thank you notes were read and filed. There were 4 boys and 7 girls born in the hospital since January 31. ETT GREYMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION 390 Bay Street, 22nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5H 2Y2 (416) 862-0111 5 Year Annual . Interest 2 'Subject to Change Without Notice' DON FORDER | INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 Water Street - Port Perry - 985-8471 HOA OO AAO We again thank all who have sent in a lovely variety of knitted goods. Mrs. Margaret VanCamp donated a dressed Barbie Doll, and would be glad to knit more outfits for Barbie Dolls. Favors were made for the patients' trays for Valentine day. A committee was formed to work on the Spring Fair. Also the date is set for Rose Tag Day, being Friday, June 6. The next meeting will be in the form of a Pot Luck luncheon held ithe Prince Albert Hall, Monday, March 17th, at 1 p.m. IL 3a 4 SU nn