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Shi. skal a hod 4 vl | CAO TAL LY WA BE SPA Sri areal geal gen Malye fo dd nb i ng vii vane 2 kT. RIA YS ow a 1 Thy tr h LER PRA, Ls | Pip v wl fer ad spat st igre ib ali esti sgl Wi Bre ARI PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 4, 1983 -- 15 A time to give thanks Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Comment Within a few days all over our fine Dominion thousands of Canadians will pause to give thanks for their many bless- ings. Churches will be filled with worshippers - and altars will be laden with vegetables and fruits of the harvest season. It is well that our Pilgrim fathers instituted the day of Thanksgiving. It gives us a special time in which to take stock of our blessings and to thank God as a nation. We - here in Canada - have so much to be thankful for. Family Activities We extend a warm welcome to Larry and Betty Headon, Kim- berly and Stacey from Bowmanville - to our little village of North Nestleton. We trust they will enjoy living within our midst - and find many friends in this area. Jim and Bonnie Bilton and family of Lanark, were Thursday over- night guests with her parents Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, Nestle- ton, and visited other relatives within the area. Don and Norma Frew, Nestleton, and Murray and Helen Shea, Janet- ville (Fleetwood) left on Monday for the Inter- national Ploughing Match and Farm Machinery show held on the farm of Garnet and Lois Ralph and neigh- bouring farms at Rich- mond - near Ottawa. The Honorable® Eugene Whelan, Federal Min- ister of Agriculture officially opened the 70th annual Ploughing Match on Tuesday after- noon with approx. 25,000 to 30,000 people in attendance - the largest attendance ever this year. The Frews and Sheas came home Wednesday, after spending two full days at the event - staying in Ottawa for the two nights. On the way home after visiting friends they have met from the Park in Florida - they stopped at the Lanark Glenayer Kitten factory - had a tour and shopped. A very interesting trip! Sam and Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point Rd., enjoyed a visit with brother Gord Cawker at his apartment in Lin- dsay this past week. D HR EN with per head. Shur-Gain Warble control GRUBEX Please do your part in keeping our country free of warbles. A thirty-five cent treatment of Grubex can prevent grub losses of ten dollars and more Available in one and five gallon containers. MARLOW"'S FEED SERVICE DIVISION OF WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK PHONE 986-4201 PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7363 Sorry to be away when Red and Cicely Cawker of Kirkfield called on Saturday - just missed you by a half-hour folks! The Sam Cawkers call- ed on Al and Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa, on Saturday evening and find El is improving in health. Mrs. Mabel Cawker attended the Port Perry United Church bazaar held on Sat. afternoon - and enjoyed meeting and visiting with so many friends. A great number of items were on hand for sale - the members surely have worked hard, and I understand it was a successful event. Pres- ident Elaine Romeril officially opened this fine annual bazaar in her usual gracious manner. Norm and Bernice Mairs, Nestleton, jour- neyed to the Ploughing Match on Wed. return- ing home on Thurs. and enjoyed the day, staying overnight near Perth. Weather was ideal! The Churches At the Nestleton Pres- byterian Church the Sacrament of Holy Communion was ob- served. Rev. Fred Swann chose his text from Psalms 121 with theme, "Our Strength is in the Lord". The Board of Managers will meet Friday, Oct. 21st at 7:30 p.m. Anyone wishing 1984 Presbyterian Church calendars give Mrs. W. Davison or Mrs. D. Lee a call. At the United Church - North Nestleton - a fine attendance of Sunday School youngsters and a , fair congregation. Communion was observed. Rev. Dale Davis spoke on Comm- union and used as his topic, 'For Whom is this Table set?" Glenn Mal- colm was the Scripture reader. A trio sang an old familiar number, "God will take care of you". Organist - Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. Very pleased to welcome to our church by transfer - Betty Headon from Trinity Church - Bow- manville. The guest speaker at Caesarea Community Church was Mr. Martin Van Harmelen of Whitby. He spoke on Apostle John - Chapt. 2 letter I - verses 3-17, "Living for God through his Commandments" - a good sermon. Organist - Nancy Verhoog, Sunder- land. A fine attendance on hand. Clean-up Drive The members of the United Church Sunday SCUGOG OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL *New Installations & Repairs *Wood & Steel Sectional Doors plus One Piece Steel Doors AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR SERVICE 985-3735 School at Nestleton plan to start their Clean-up Drive to raise funds on Saturday, October 8 (weather permitting). Members are asked to meet at the church at 9:30 a.m. If any of you would like to hire the Clean-up crew to do some chores at your home call Arlene Mal- colm 986-4409 or Yvonne Priebe - 986-4784. Prices will be on a donation basis or by mutual agreement with the employer. If necessary the Clean-up will con- tinue on Saturday, Oct- ober 15th. Euchre Winners 1. Collette Larocque - 98; 2. Norma Jean Newbold - 92; Ross Wingrove - 48; Faith Lawrence had 12 lone hands for September. Congratulations! to the lucky ones. For a good night out attend next Wednesday evening. Appeal for Help The Mother's Auxili- ary for Scouting and Guiding for Cartwright area would like to have all Mothers who poss- ibly can attend - to a meeting- on Wednesday, Oct. 5th - at Blackstock Rec. Centre in the Nursery School room at 7 p.m. Mothers are needed very badly to come out and help support the leaders and the youngsters. Beef supper tickets from stewards Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Ross Alsop celebrated their anniversary by attend- ing a dinner at their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Notingham at Little Britain with other members of their family after which daughter Valerie Coats took mom and dad on a tour of Northern Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Chambers are the proud grandparents of a new grandson born on Sat- urday. Happy parents are Cathy and Murray. Elford of Palgrave. Mrs. Reta Rodman of Oshawa is spending a few days with her friend, Mabel Strong. On Thursday evening, thirteen tables of euchre players arrived at the hall. Lucky winners for the evening - Ladies Dora Geer, Marion Bell, Anne Cornish. Men - Verna Draper, Lloyd Fawns, Ken Whitting- ton. Some coming events for the church. On Sunday, Oct. 9 - Thanks- giving Family Service and Baptism at 11:30 a.m. Oct. 23 - at 7:30 p.m. Prince Albert Choir presents the can- tata '"Alleluia". Sunday, Oct. 30th starting at 4:30 - Beef Supper by ticket only. Tickets available from Board of Stewards. * Next week call Earlene - Armstrong at 985-7873. ATTENTION! ALL FORD OWNERS 1978-1983 Mustangs - Cougars - Lincolns Thunderbirds - Granadas - Capris CONTACT BOB SWITZER AT ENTERPRISE FORD fora Free Front-End Inspection including Rack & Pinion Steering Inspection We will also check your automobile for any out- standing campaign or recalls. These will also be done FREE-OF-CHARGE. 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