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NT alia ERE i Te by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School will be held at Epsom Church this week at 11:00 a.m. Don't forget the Sunday School's Pot Luck Irish Stew supper and program on Wed. March 17th at 7:30 p.m. in Epsom Church. On March 27th at 8 p.m. the Social Club are having an evening of bowling at Uxbridge which will be followed by refreshments back at the Church at Epsom. If you're interested contact the Barry Pages or Richard Bells. The U.C.W. held their. March meeting at the home of Mrs. Lillian Lindsay on Tuesday evening with 18 ladies in attendance. The program was given by Lill on Community Friendship which involved visitations in the local community and ways and means of keeping the community closeness with the local church. Wor- ship service was opened with a prayer by Lill which was followed by Scripture read-. ing from Gal. 6, verses 2-5. The meditation was entitled Together and Alone and was read by Alice Ross. Hymn 296 was sung, offering taken and dedicated. This was followed by hymn 126. Closing prayer was given by Vera Taylor. The ladies who 1 YEAR MONTHLY INCOME TAX JACK BEAL (6 Years with H %R Block) - GUARANTEED RETURNSFROM $11 286 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY (Marj Tripp Real Estate Office) Monday - Friday 9:00A.M.t0 4:30 P.M. Saturday 9:00A.M. to 12 Noon PHONE 985-2232 Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 YEAR ANNUAL ... 2t0o 5 YEAR ANNUAL ........ 5 YEAR MONTHLY (Rates Subject to Change without Notice.) attended the York Pres- byterial U.C.W. meeting in Aurora gave a brief outline of the interesting topics by Rev. Bruce McLeod on his visit to El Salvador. A discussion took place regard- ing the desire for a bazaar on projects. Lill has agreed to be in charge of 'the bazaar and also at the next meeting to show how to crochet some of the things which she has made. Preparatons were made for the catering of a banquet on April 5th. The. meeting was adjourned by the President with the Lord's Prayer and a delicious lunch was served by the group in charge. A special thank-you was given to Mrs. Lindsay for the use of her home. Winners of Friday's euchre in the hall were Ladies 1st - to Ruby Birkett, 2nd -Eva Evans, and low to Viola Campsall. Men's 1st Harold McDiarmid, 2nd Clarence Masters and Ernie Luke was low. Freeze-out winners were Clarence and Nerda Masters and Johnston and Mary Poots were second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Mrs. Anna Mancini and daughter Gina of Barrie were recent visitors with her brother John Croxall and family. Mrs. Kate Langmaid and a friend from Whitby were 17.25% 17.75% 16.75% 16.375% Th -- IO OO OO OOS SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. OOO ANNOUNCEMENT! Perma Building Systems is pleased to announce the appointment of ... 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March 17, 1982 -- 23 News of interest from Utica and area Patroller award from R.H. Cornish School. Congratulations to Laura Ruesink who was married on Saturday to Mr. Stephen Cochrane in Port Perry. Several Utica couples attended the wedding dance. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper attended the 40th wedding anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Doug Flett in Solina Hall on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Scholfield and family were Sunday supper guests with her parents. 4 Nestleton and area news by Mrs. Cawker Building Committee Chair- man, Oliver Rohrer (for the meeting room in the Hall Basement) reports the work is progressing well. The Lion's Club - from the Cart- wright area - has been most generous - giving a donation of $100.00 to assist with the project. Many Lions, as well as a number of other community minded people are on hand to help in any way they can. A great community effort for a worthy cause! Sincere appreciation is extended from the Hall Committee for the tremendous effort on the part of so many dedicated folks towards this plan for a comfortable meeting room for use in the future. What a splendid idea! We commend the Committee for their fore- sight! Caesarea Euchre Results A very enjoyable evening of cards this past Wed- nesday, sponsored by the ladies Auxiliary - and a good attendance. The lucky winners are: 1. Marilyn Hewson with a score of 83. 2. Ida Hurtig followed with a 77. Ruth Pearce was low with 45. Refreshments were served at the close and a social hour of interest. Next Wed. as usual. Families In The News On Monday last, March 8, Ralph and Leona Sadler, Nestleton, were luncheon guests with daughter Gloria and Ian Scott of Corbyville. On Saturday, Grahame P505252525252525252525252525252525252% VILLAGE BLUES G4WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-8864 - Jeans - Cords - - Designer Jeans - Sweaters & Blouses ALL SIZES, STYLES &COLOURS. The Store That Says "I Want You To Wear My Pants." MERIT and Neta Fish, Nestleton, visited her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman, Michael, Jamie and William Duncan of Reaboro. On Thursday evening they visit- ed her son Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Holland and baby Chad in Bowmanville. Little Jodi and Laura Michelle Malcolm of Janet- ville were weekend guests of grandparents Victor and Winelda Malcolm, Nestleton. Dr. and Mrs. W.F. Mac- Kenzie of Toronto, visited with on Richard and Janice MacKenzie on Sunday and attended the public speaking competition held at the Legion Hall, in Port Perry, to hear grandaughter Claire MacKenzie speak. Claire did extremely well but was eliminated in the zone competition. Leslie MacKenzie part- icipated in the Ice Revue at Blackstock under the direction of Instructress Donna Bronson of Nestleton. Several young folks from Nestleton Sunday School participated in the event as well. They now have two clubs at Blackstock. Nestleton United Church A very fine attendance at the Sunday morning service. Rev. John Smith's sermon was mainly on Apostle Paul- his life, conversion and the example He set. To be a Deciple can be dangerous - we may be asked to give up much for the Master as did Mother Teresa. The choir sang, "Just a closer walk". The Nestleton U.C.W. was represented at the Oshawa Presbyterial on Tuesday, Mar. 9th held at St. Mark's Church in Whitby. The speakers were excellent and Inde endent raphics Signs- all kinds, we refinish old Neon signs Brochures-Logos Business cards- Illustrations- complete finished artwork 985-9329 DURHAM REGION FAMILY YMCA SPRING BREAK BUS TRIP to BLACK CREEK PIONEER VILLAGE WED., MARCH 24th Depart: 9AM. Return: 4:30 P.M. Ages 810 12 Years. Cost: $7.50 Bringa Lunch REGISTER NOW! PORT PERRY YMCA Port Perry United Church PHONE: 985-2824 » ko VA OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday to Thursday 1:00t0 4.00 P.M, the attendance great with 285 present. Get Well Sorry to hear our good friend Mabel McMullen - formerly a Nestleton girl - now of Port Perry has been hospitalized for three weeks. We trust she is much improved in health. A speedy recovery is wished from all her Nestleton friends. Glad to hear Mrs. Edith Hyland - a fine friend - is home from hospital and feel- ing much stronger. Chin up - Mrs. Hyland! Your friends in Nestleton are glad you are home again. "Warmest wishes' to Mrs. Earnshaw of Caesarea who is in hospital at present. All your friends are thinking of you and trust for better health soon. Comment March 15th, and spring is on the way folks - I've seen a few robins - flocks of crows - the lilac bush looks about to bud - and there was just a trace of a smile on my husband's face this morning as he left to chore - and THAT is something! Exciting news for next week - please call 986-4715. Thank you. Senior citizens club holds March meeting by E. 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