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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 23, 1984 Auctioneer sells off plants and baked goods Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Nestleton's Women's Institute Hold Frew welcoming 10 members and 3 visitors. She opened with the Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and read a poem *'I Love gac® You" referring to Mother's Day. Pianist- Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. The roll call- Mother's Prize Recipe" bringing back many memories, especially the good tea biscuits made without measuring. Sec't-Treas. Mrs. Marg France read the minutes and gave the financial WORLD'S FINEST CHOCOLATE ALMONDS Receive a package of World's Finest Continental Almonds with purchase of a 9 pc. Economy Box, 15 pc. Bucket or Barrel purchased at regular price. 20 pc. SAVE $2.00 COUPONS As a bonus, each wrapper contains a coupon worth $2.00 oft the regular purchase price of your next 9 pc. Economy Box, 15 pc. Bucket or 20 pc. Barrel. EFFECTIVE THROUGH JUNE 6/84 SUBJECT TO LIMITED SUPPLY ) WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! FRIED CHICKEN and SEAFOOD 136 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-9009 Canag.an Company with ' yoaned any ue ated jocatony liom Coavt to coast "My } statement. During cor- respondence letters were read on- District Annual to be held at Blackstock, May 23. Several members plan to attend. Three delegates were ap- pointed. Plans were made for the Bicenten- nial celebration on July 7th. A plant and bake sale proved interesting with Mrs. Rika Wygerde, the capable auctioneer assisted by the Presi- dent. Proceeds amounted to $34.85. The program concluded with the W.I. Grace. A delicious lunch was serv- ed by the executive. Mrs. Winnifred Davison ex- pressed appreciation to one and all for the en- joyable meeting. Family Visitations Mrs. Verna Abernethy of Bowmanville was a guest this week with her sister Mrs. Ella Bowers, Nestleton. Ralph and Cecile Bowers and Tracy of Tyrone, and Clifford Dayes from Alberta, who is having a holiday with relatives and friends was also a guest at the Bower's home on Sun- day. Very pleased Mr. George Bowers is im- proving in Port Perry Hospital and expects to return home soon. Con- gratulations to Constable Jerry Bowers of Peter- borough, who has been an OPP for the past 20 years. He received an award recently for his many years of service. Guests with Mrs. Min- nie Fisher, Caesarea, on Mother i Day were Barry and Frances Fisher ana Susan of Lon- don, Delton and Marge Fisher, West Hill, and Frank and Betsy Staniland of Blackstock for evening dinner. Mrs. Neta Fish and Mrs. Mabel Cawker step- ped out on Wednesday, and enjoyed lunch at Emiel's Place Restaurant in Port Perry. A nice change of . pace! A good friend and former resident of Nestleton, Mrs. Olive Heaslip had a special Mother's Day on Sunday, May 13, when her nephew Lionel McKeown of Oakwood invited her to go to Sandhill United Church (near Bolton) to a great, great niece's baptismal service. Jen- nifer Anne Knight, daughter of Dave and Anne Knight was welcomed into the - Church family - the ser- vice a symbolic rite with deep religious significance. A great family get-together was held after the impressive service. Ralph and Leona Sadler and Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie of Nestleton, were Mother's Day guests with Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jennifer of Corbyville. Sunday guests with the Sam Cawkers of Nestleton, were Chas. and Nell Cawker of Scar- borough. In the after- noon, they all had a nice visit with Robt. and Madeline Cawker and Ernie of Scugog Island. Sam and Mabel C. spent a lovely evening with, Eric and Vera Capstick and Lawrence Arm- strong in Lindsay this past week. pRaneR ATW veuow ANNUAL FisherPrice sate "ui » RY Lo ¢ va SARE TROY May 23 to May 31 No. 407 Baby Gift Pack Reg 1249 Sale 10.49 No. 137 New Play Quilt Reg 2295 Sale 18.95 No. 432 Spinning Butterfly Reg 698 Sale 5.98 No. 184 New Take Apart Racer Reg 1498 Sale 11.98 Soft Shakes Umique teether ang hy rattle with soft taney Machine washabie Sale 3.98 No. 674 Magnetic Number Board Reg 1098 Rez 998. Sale 6.99 Mini Playsets Clown Jabs t No. 331 Farm Set Reg 2395 Sale 19.95 1? GARDEN SET Reg. 11.98 6-prece set tor garden beach and sand box play Sale AIR LIFT COPTER Reg. 9 98 Weaving Project Kit Sale 7.98 Starting Stitchery Reg 10 95 Play Family House Reg 39 95 Sale 8.95 Sale 32.95 Chatter Telephone Sale 8.98 , routs Of make pelos Reg 8 49 Sale 6.99 10% OFF All other Toys, Books and Games with this Coupon. Not valid on any sale items Nestleton United Church At Nestleton United, with a good attendance on Sunday morning - the greeters at the door were Arnold and Jean Williams. During the ser- vice Rev. Dale Davis and Glenn Larmer of Blackstock, presented a combined report of the proceedings re- the Bay of Quinte Conference held recently. A trio sang "The Beautiful Garden Of Prayer" copyright 1920- renewal 1948. A lovely number! - led by organist Gwen Malcolm. The S. School Anniver- sary Services will be held next Sunday with Chuck Rainey, Lindsay as guest speaker. Chuck teaches religion for the Newcas- tle Board of Education. The time 11:15 a.m. Let us have every seat filled for this service. Organizational Meeting An organizational meeting to form a young women's U.C.W. unit in - Nestleton United Church was held last Wednesday evening, May 16, with 10 interested young women attending. Rev. Dale Davis and Marion Larmer were present - Marion. acting in the capacity of a Resource person. She gave the girls a great deal of help regarding U.C.W. work. Canvass A Success Folks in the area of Cartwright will be pleas- ed to know that the 1984 Cancer Drive held dur- ing the month of April went over the top. The gratifying results amounted to a fine total of $4,303. Warmest thanks to all who assisted - the generous donors and the hard working volunteer canvassers. Blue Ray Chapter Honours Matrons Patrons & Associates Several members from this area were pre- sent for the special night held on Thurs. May 10, in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry, when Matrons, Patrons and Associates were honoured. The Worthy Matron Elsa Bongard, Worthy Patron Chris Dennis and Assoc. Matron Joyce Taylor ex- tended a warm fraternal welcome to the large number of guests from neighbouring chapters. Guests were there from- Durham; Sunbeam; Whitby; Pickering; West Hill; Laurel; Fidelity; Peace Rose; Faith; Georgetown; Golden Deed; Markham; Scar- borough and Blue Ray - a great assembly of sisters and brothers pre- sent for a "gala" evening. Business During the business period a sizeable dona- tion was voted to aid Larry Cooke in his fight against Multiple Sclerosis. (The Order of the Eastern Star is a world-wide benevolent organization with each respective chapter rais- ing funds for a variety of worthy causes. Possibly the best known project is ESTARI- a fund set aside to assist young men and women studying for the Ministry, Mission Field, Youth Leadership and so forth). Easter plants were given to hospital patients, shut-ins, etc., to: add a bit of cheer. The lovely quilt made by Past Matrons was on display and tickets are available - just call con- vener Kay Walker. Phone 985-3158. After the closing of the chapter, a happy social hour ensued. The temp- ting lunch with Margaret Cornish, convener, was enjoyed by all, before wending our homeward. way Euchre Results The Wednesday evening winners as follows: First prize- Joan Brisco- 76; Second- Dawn Bayley- 74; Three for low- Del Marlow, Faith Lawrence and Gwen Robins. Next week as usual. Nestleton Presbyterian Church The Nestleton Presbyterian had a fair attendance for the regular Sunday morning service. Rev. Fred Swann took his text from Ephesians 2- topic- "The Church is a fellowship of people who are members of the family of God, and have a oneness of all the members of the family which takes precedence over the satisfaction re- our physical and mental needs because of our faith." Next Sunday at 10 a.m. A Disastrous Fire We regretted very much to hear of the fire on Wednesday at the Beacock Hardware in Blackstock. Fortunately, there was no loss of life. Our thoughts are with the Beacock family at this difficult time. The Hardware was a favourite place to shop for many within the area. Get Well Thoughts Very pleased to hear ° that Mr. Cecil Henderson of St. Christopher is home after a lengthy so- journ in Oshawa Hospital. Also- Mrs. Helen Moore of Nestleton Village is home from Wellesley Hospital, and pleased she is walking with the help of two canes - her sister is stay- ing with her at present. Miss Ruth Proutt of Nestleton Village is much the same in Port Perry Hospital. We trust Ruth will soon feel much better. All the best from this area to these fine folks! Keep in mind the Lions Club Flea Market this coming Saturday and Sunday at Blackstock Arena. NJ UHN EATING Central Air . . .. FROM *1350. Conversions .. FROM *1450. R.R. 4 -- PORT PERRY Ph.: 985-9581 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- Annual Rates -- 11 7/8% 12 5/8% -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice. Call the office for more information. 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