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by Mabel Cawker * Trip Enjoyed A warm welcome home to Mrs. Grace Bajema of Nestleton who returned Wednesday, Nov. 12 from an enjoyable five weeks vacat- ion in Holland. While there she visited with her family and a host of friends also travelling to Germany to spend a few days with some close friends there, On Sunday, Nov. 16 Grace was pleasantly surprised when Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Vanderveen, Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Albada of Brampton and the Bajema family and grand- children were on hand to give her a great welcome home. A fine family get together, United Church Women Hold resting Meeting estleton U.C.W. met Pal NAO EET EK NY SE i! IA \ on Tuesday evening Nov.11 at North Nestleton United Church at 8 p.m. with Presi- dent Mrs. L. Malcolm extending a cordial welcome to all present, opening with a poem entitled Sacrifice, The - National Anthem O Canada was sung. An excellent devotional re Remembrance Day was presented by Mrs. G. Fish with Mrs. A. Williams read- ing the Scripture. Hymn Onward Christian Soldiers, was - sung. Mrs. Fish concluding the Devotions with an appropriate poem In Flander's Fields. Secretary Mrs. D. Frew read the minutes and the roll call was taken. A. Williams, group leader, introduced guests Mr. and Mrs. Carl Adams, who presented a most inter esting travelogue Holiday to Europe featuring towns, cities, etc. the native people, LIV GT LTO NT TET TP Plymouth Horizon models yearend prices "HERE ARE JUST A FEW LOW PRICED DEALS! 1980 Dodge Omni 024 3 door hatchback, two tone tan & brown, cargo dress-up pkg., conventional spare, paint & tape stripes, 4 speed, white wall radials, rear win dow defogger, AM/FM radio. Ser. No. ZL24AAD248774. Total Price $6337. 1980 OMNI 024 3 door hatchback, red buc- ket seats, rear window de- fogger, white walls, clock. Ser. No. ZL24AAD76751. 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The trip was sponsored by the United Church Observer Tour. We thank most heartily Carl and Jean Adams for taking time out to share their experienc- es with us. An evening to remember with pleasure. Mrs. (M. Cawker voiced appreciation to Mr, and Mrs. Adams and all who took part. Rev. Victor Parsons pro- nounced the Benediction. A social hour followed in the lower hall with a delicious lunch of homemade fruit breads and cheese topped off by a refreshing cup of tea. - Nestleton United Church Although the weather was brisk a very good attendance on Sunday morning at 11:15 am. Rev. Victor Parsons spoke on Stewardship, the topic theme being What's It Like based on Holy Script- ures Romans 6: 3-11 and Matthew 10: 37-42. The four part choir sang In the Beaut- iful Garden of Prayer. Presbyterian Ladies Aid The members of Nestleton Ladies Aid met in the Church Hall for the Nov. meeting on Thursday last with President ==Mrs:=H:-Lee-presiding---She- welcomed all present and opened with a favourite hymn followed by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. R. Davison presided at the piano. Mrs. Norman Wolfe gave the devotional reading Luke 12:15, and commentary Jesus As Teacher, closing with Prayer. Minutes were approved as read. Correspondence and financial statement was given by the Secretary Miss Ruth Proutt. Correspon- dence included a thank you note for a wedding gift, a letter from the Hospital Auxiliary asking for donat- ions of baking for the Christmas sale Dec. 12 at the hospital, also a request from Community Service for help in supplying Christmas baskets of food for needy families. The ladies agreed to help with both projects. Several - Church calendars were distributed. A get well card was signed for a member in the hospital and a shut in. The Roll Call was answer- ed by ten members. Read- ings were given by Mes- dames R. Davison, H. McLaughlin, G. Wolfe, and G. Heaslip. A hymn and the --Mizpah-Benediction-conclud----- ed the meeting. The hostesses Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. G. Wolfe served a-- delicious lunch and sociability was enjoyed. Mrs. G. Heaslip extended thanks to all who had contributed to the splendid meeting. Get Well Wishes Very warmest wishes for good health to friend Mrs. Jean Hooper, Toronto who is presently a patient in Scar- borough Centenary Hospital. Jean is a sister of Mrs. Minnie Fisher of Caesarea. Nestleton and Caesarea friends of Mrs. Velva Bailey of Blackstock extend best "wishes for good health soon. Velva is in Port Perry Hospital. Social News of Interest Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Elford of Port Perry, were guests of his sister Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bowers of Nestle- ton on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lee of Oshawa and Mrs. Jim Aber- nethy, Bowmanville, were Thursday evening supper guests with George and Ella. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 19, 1789 -- 21 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Nestleton, visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. Elford of Manitoulin Island recently. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, visited Thursday and Friday with their daugh- ter Bonnie, son-in-law Jim and family of Lanark. They Nestleton and area news were especially pleased to see the newest family mem- ber, Edgar Bilton who arriv- ed on October 21. Congratu- lations and best wishes from this area to Jim and Bonnie on the safe arrival of their wee son and also heartiest congratulations to the grand- (Turn to Page 35) SINCERE THANKS My sincere thanks to all who worked for and supported me. Our only concern now is to provide good municipal government for ALL in Scugog. Lawrence Malcolm Regional Councillor Elect HYGRADE FUELS LTD. 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