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Our very best wishes to this young couple for a hap- py life together. Caesarea Youth Club A youth club has been organized in Caesarea and youth dances are being held on the second and fourth Fridays in the month in the Caesarea Community Centre - 7-10 p.m. for boys and girls 11-15 years old. Winners of the spot dance, January 14th- were Mike Bosley and Elizabeth Williams each winning a record - and a draw was won by Mike Bosley, compliments of Irwin Smith, Port Perry. For information re- the Youth Club, contact president Patty Thistle 986-5691 or treasurer Tammy McMillen, 986-5254. Caesarea Euchre Results On Wed. evening the win- ners are as follows- First prize- Brenda Thistle - 89. Se- cond prize- John Skinner - 88. Low- Ron Larocque - 46. A very good attendance. Again next Wednesday evening for a good time - perhaps winning a coveted prize. Try to attend. Nestleton Presbyterian Ladies' Aid The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid held the first meeting for 1983 in the church with presi- dent Mrs. Dorothy Lee in the chair. After members were welcomed by the president, a New Years poem was read, and hymn "Take My Life" was sung followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. R. Davison was pianist. Miss Ruth Proutt gave the fine devotional, reading a por- tion of Exodus 26 and the com- mentary from "These Days"' booklet. Sec'y Mrs. R. Davison read minutes, financial report and correspondence. A letter of appreciation was read from Operation Scugog for the Christrnas Hamper and thank you notes from those who had been remembered. The an- nual financial report was given and the Officers were elected for the coming year. Plans for the wedding supper were completed. The roll call was answered by a Bible verse or a short poem. A clos- ing hymn and Benediction concluded the first part of the meeting. Programs consisted of several interesting poems by 'Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Mrs. D. Gillson and Mrs. F. Dayes. Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINE ALL ADVERTISING: Monday 12 Noon Refreshments were served by Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Miss Ruth Proutt and a social hour was most enjoyable. Families on the Move Mr. and Mrs. John Proutt, Susan and David of Whitby, were Saturday afternoon callers at the homes of Aunt, Miss Ruth Proutt, and mother, Mrs. Ivan Proutt of Nestleton. Ralph and Leona Sadler of Nestleton were Monday visitors with their daughter and son-in-law, Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jennifer of Corbyville. George and Ella Bowers, Nestleton, spent last week in Bowmanville with Ella's sister- Mrs. Verna Abernathy who hasn't been so well of late. George and Ella and son Earl visited George's brother, Wallace Trick, Lindsay, who has currently been a patient in Peterborough Hospital. The Bowers family also brought cheer to friend Wilfred Wilson, Omemee, who is presently in Lindsay Hospital. A speedy recovery to these folks - on the sick list. Ron and Joyce Jacobs, Rhonda and Deanna were supper guests on Saturday evening with Grahame and 'Neta Fish, Nestleton - a birth- day celebration for Joyce. "Warmest Wishes" to Joyce for many more happy birthdays. Barry and Joan Malcolm, Simcoe, were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm of Nestleton. Grant Cawker and Curtis of Oshawa were out to the farm Saturday invovled in cutting some fuel wood. Undoubtedly supplementing your heat with wood can reduce fuel costs - especially in areas where wood is readily available - too - wood makes a home more delightful if a man has a chance to tend his fire. And remember - wood is a novel fuel - it warms you twice - when cutting it - and then when burning it. Very sorry to hear of friend John Arbuckle's misfortune in losing his poultry barn by fire this week. It burned very quickly and nothing could be done to save it. We unders- tand John was getting chicks the next day. A very great loss! Church News A good service at the Caesarea Community Church on Sun . Jan. 23rd. - and pleas- ed to say that the minister Rev. W.H. Crawford was able to conduct the service. The theme was taken from Mat- thew 13: 3-15. A Prayer ser- vice will be held this Wednes- day evening "at Rev. Crawford's home at 8 p.m. A welcome to all interested. A very good attendance on Sunday morning at Nestleton United Church. Many bright- eyed youngsters were present for Rev. Dale Davis' excellent message to do with "talents"' before retiring to classes. His sermon topic was a challeng- ing one '"The Privileges of Responsibility" and the con- gregation had many thoughts to take home. The choir sant a pleaseing Anthem "Heaven Came Down and Glory Filled My Soul with Gail Hiemstra singing the solo part. Arthur Weir read the passages of Scripture from Luke and Acts. "Take Note'* - The Nestleton Session will meet Wednesday evening, January 26th, 8 p.m. On Sunday, January 30, after church a pot luck luncheon will be held - prior to the annual congrega- tional meeting. Families are asked to bring their own dishes - for the luncheon. A Thought Keep frowning' You'll get credit for being a thinker! AN AMAZING NEW ENERGY-SAVING IDEA. .< { 53 $i £4 », Ft : 4 4 4 ! his man is a representative from Ontario Hydro's Residential Energy Advisory Program. (That's REAP for short). When it comes to using energy, you'll be amazed at what he knows. And what he knows can help you use energy wisely- and save money. He'll tell you where you're using energy efficiently, and where you're not. And he'll do it right in your own home. He'll examine the level of insulation, the adequacy of your home's ventilation, your hot water usage, and tell you about electrical safety. He'll advise you on the best electric heating system to meet your needs, as well as loans and grants that can help you upgrade your present system. He'll give you a complete rundown, o including payback potential, of things you can do to reduce your energy bills. And he'll do it all for free. There's absolutely no charge for a REAP survey. Now isn't that amazing? Call the REAP line Bowmanville Area (416) 623-2561 Newmarket Area (416) 895-8605 5 Sn. 2% Fenelon Falls Area (705) 887-2134 Please call 8:30 am-4:30 pm, Monday-Friday. Be in, Sh RE Fag Coa) > a OSE eS Nr Po howe owe ee AREA wv nn a S RA 7 Stes EES wh 3 al wi Th "», ry hat ii v3: re ye Tea tA br rs ET Ae, ey fe _-- a nD, -- ol 32 pray yg EE a ar