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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 31, 1984 Scouts spend weekend Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Beout News Five boys and three leaders from A troop scouts, spent the week- end camping at Cart- wright camp ground. They snow-shoed in Sat- urday morning. After- noon activities included wood cutting with a two man cross-cut saw. The scouts did their own Vv ¥ vv vv IANA IN OO VV OO eT eve Vv OR BREAN 'i @ HH Sev ii ' : is H ' iF 1114 1H == $514 4 8 i p Phat ® @ The Feedlot Restaurant was the setting for the Port Perry Agricultural Society's an- nual meeting and dinner, held Wednesday night. One of the most important orders of business was introducing the society's new executive for the year, seen above (from left to right): Margaret Ann Lamb, Past Presi- CO ve @ Va cooking - a learning experience at every meal. Winter camping skills consisted of star- gazing - singing - story telling and a woodsman badge. Training kept the boys busy. Doug Hudson - Troop Scouter would like to thank Art Weir and Allan Beacock for the loan of heaters. Thanks also to Dave Hudson the "highlight" of the weekend was a pizza delivered piping hot! Lions Club News Eye drop boxes are being placed in local stores during the month of February in prepar- 'dent of the women's division; Jim Jamieson, First Vice-President; Stewart Diceman, President; Irwin Smith, Past President; Doug Coates, Second Vjce-President; Betty Cincurak, President of the women's divi- sion; and Marilyn Smith, Vice-President of the women's division. GUARANTEED SERVICE GUARANTEED GM PARTS GUARANTEED PRICE Williamson [=] Uxbridge OUR CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS! and hoses. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Uxbridge 852-3331 Toronto 294-6556 Pontiac Buick Uxbridge 852-3357 Toronto 294-9010 GOING SOUTH ... ? Before you go, let us give your vehicle an AIR CONDITIONING CHECK Includes operation check, inspection of belts ONLY... 56° 5 ation for White Cane Week. Trust the public will lend their co- operation in this important project. Last year was a banner year with citizens very supportive throughout the Cartwright area! The Blackstock and District (Cartwright) Lions club will be hold- ing a, Country and Western dance, Feb. 18 in the Rec. Centre. Set that date aside - and get "geared" up for an evening of fun and relaxation. For inform- ation call Mike Dear- born 986-4664. Socializing Grahame and Neta Fish, Nestleton, had an enjoyable visit recently with her daughter Jim and Audrey Leishman, Michael, Jamie and W.D. of Reaboro. This past week they were babysitters with grand- children Chad and Craig Holland of Bowman- ville, while mother Yvonne attended a meeting. Great to see Curtis Cawker and friend Rob Smith of Oshawa, at the Cawker farm over the weekend taking a tour around the area on their snowmobiles. They also tried the pursuit of ice fishing, but all to no avail - the wary fish had other plans. Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., enjoyed a visit with SERVICE CARS: $1.00/hr. or $18.00/24 hrs. 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS Marion Cawker, Man- chester on Thursday and found her much improved in health. Marion will soon be back at home base after recuperating at the home of her son, Thos. Kathleen, James and John. Bill and Mildred Fortune, Road 57, Blacksto had a delightful two weeks holiday !in Mexico recently staying at Girasolsur - a well known holiday spot and growing rapidly. They enjoyed the ideal weather, warmth of the water, and topped off with excellent food. All in all, a great winter break! Saturday night supper guests with Grahame and Neta Fish, Nestle ton were Dan and Faye Corby and Paul of Blackstock - a birthday celebration for Faye. Our best wishes! On Sunday Grahame and Neta had supper with Calvin and Yvonne Holland of Bowman- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Mr. Mrs. Glenn Malcolm and family and Mr. and Mrs. David Malcolm and family, Nestleton, attended service at St. Timothy Presbyterian Church at Ajax on Sun- day morning when Lisa Michelle, daughter of Dennis and Laina Malcolm of Ajax was baptized. Following the service they all enjoyed a sumptuous buffet dinner at the Malcolm Rn, ymin nnn home at Chamberlain Snowarama Many from this area attended the annua] Snowarama for Timmy held in Port Perry this past Sunday - which was a successful event with 167 riders, a little down from last year, but he official total is some- where between $21,000- $25,000. The organizers with Dave Ballingall at the head hoped to raise more than "$35,000 for crippled children at the event. However, we do congratulate Dave and the committee for a fine endeavour! Caesarea Euchre 1. Gayle Page - 86; 2. Anne Harran-82; Low- Celeste Larocque -39. Al Cormack had 13 lone hands for January. A very good . attendance. Next week same place, same time. Fire Victims Helped For Don and Valerie McGarvey, Patricia and Lonny, the people of this community of Cart- wright and those some distance away have been most helpful since the tragic fire, Wed. Jan. 4th. Donations are still coming in and they need much more before they can commence re- building again. They plan to locate on the same site. The fund is growing steadily under the careful supervision of Moiria Fallis, Cad- mus. Anyone wishing to help out should get in contact with Moria phone 986-5147. i