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Er Irie nAaAR---- A 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1985 Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Well! The groundhog they say we're in for saw his shadow on February 2nd - so folks - another six weeks of winter. You may be sure i RA SO ian Stedman's Cabbage Patch Hospital even boasted a waiting room, where anxious Cab- bage Patch owners could sit down and peruse the latest magazines. Above, Sheena It was a busy two days at Stedman's when manager Bill Barr transformed. a corner of his department stcre .... Into a Cabbage Patch Hpspital. As chief of surgery, Mr. Barr made three emergency deliveries and treated some there's lots of the white stuff in store for us yet. But- we have so much to be thankful for, snow on the ground protects the seeds and trees, and we do have the equipment to The groundhog says lots remove the snow from the roads. Nestleton United Church A fair attendance on a cold, bright Sunday mor- ning at Nestleton United. Glass, 8, with Darlene Miranda, and her cousin Aurora Harrison, 10, with Marvin Aaron, wait patiently for their turn. more winter in 85 Sam and Mable Cawker were greeters at the door and were pleased to greet some newcomers and welcome them - Glenna MacLeod and children Dayna and Jada from Nestleton village. We trust they enjoyed the service and wii. gc. into the habit of coming. With 'Student Minister Elaine Barber assisting Rev. Dale Davis, preach- ed a warm and thought provoking sermon entitl- ed, 'Blessed Are The Meek." The Sunday School youngsters loved their story before retir- ing to classes. A trio sang a very nice number with Gwendolyn Malcolm at the organ. Just a word- those who don't attend church real- ly miss a great deal- whatever church it may be- there is always something to take home- a thought from the sermon- the refrain of a hymn- a word of greeting from the minister or members of the congregation- the echo of a Prayer- it is always something which lights the way home and stays with you all week long. Caesarea Community Church The friendly little Caesarea Church didn't have as good a congrega- tion as usual due to the bitter cold. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Heayn were ill- they have been assisting. Daniel Pugh read the Scripture and Rev. W.H. Crawford had a fine message entitled 'Is God J 4 . Bouncing Baby Barr Fund. 200 Kids Friday evening and Saturday. Thanks to a jar placed outside the 'clinic' Stedmans also managed to collect a sizeable contribution to the Save The Children willing To Answer Prayer' from Mark 1: 40. He also played for the hymns. Do you suppose someone who likes to play the organ or piano could help at Caesarea? A beautiful Hammond organ and easy to play. If you can play or know of someone who would help, give the minster a call 986-5526. Caesarea Euchre Results A very successful par- ty with a good atten- dance. Winners were: First prize- Gayle Pelrine with the ex- cellent score of 92. Se- cond prize- James Emer- ton with 85. Third- Charlene Rogers- 40. Lunch and a social time was enjoyed. Next Wednesday evening as usual for a bit of fun and perhaps a prize. Socializing Gloria and Ian Scott, Charles and Jennifer of Corbyville, visited with Ralph and Leona Sadler, Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie on Sunday- a bir- thday celebration for Ralph. Our best wishes for many more! Grahame and Neta Fish of Nestleton, had supper with Calvin and Yvonne Holland on Saturday evening. They "had a great visit with grandchildren Chad and Craig and the new baby Alanna Dawn is a real doll- doing well. On Sun- day, Jim and Audrey Leishman, Jamie and William of Reaboro, went skiing during the afternoon and were sup- per guests with Grahame and Neta Fish. On Saturday evening, the Sam Cawkers of Scugog Pt. Road, were very pleased to have Wilfred and Jeanette Alexander of Oshawa drop in for a visit- an evening of reminiscing and catching up on the latest family news. What a treat! Lots of excitement at the Cawker farm during the week. The Cawker boys- Grant, Chris, Cur- tis and friend Jamie Kidd were assisting at the estate- snowmobiling for relaxation- all in all a lot of fun for everyone! And afternoon tea guests From everyone at Stedmans, we say a big "Thank You" to each and every youngster who attended our "Cabbage Patch Kids Hospital' last week. Your donations to the "Save The Children Fund' totalled $47.26. We think your thoughtfulness and generosity is just terrific .... thanks kids! on Sunday were Alan and Eleanor Cawker also of Oshawa. How nice to see them looking so fit! Get Well Warmest wishes for good health to the follow- ing friends- Ella Bowers, Nestleton at present in Port Perry Hospital. Mrs. W.H. Crawford of Caesarea- and pleased to hear that Doreen Rush has returned from Hospital. Birthday Party A family gathering and birthday celebration was hosted by Arnold and Jean Williams on Sunday with about a dozen pre- sent in all. The celebrants were son Neil and Diane- Dale's girlfriend. Very best wishes to these celebrating! Notices The Nestleton Hall Board will meet Wednes- _day, February 13, for the Election of Officers. A good attendance is hoped for! Try to be on hand - this is your Community Hall- let us support it- 8 p.m. Do you like to dance? Do you like to socialize? Live it up? Get rid of the winter blahs? If so- join in the fun at the Benefit Dance next Saturday night at the Nestleton Community Centre in aid of the John Arbuckle family. They have had more than their share of trouble, problems and so forth, etc. For tickets see Coming Events in the Port Perry Star. Keep in mind the next Blue Ray- "Chapter meeting to be held Thursday, February 14th at the Masonic Temple. Hopefully- this is a Valentine Party. " Members try to be there for a little fun and relaxation! STEOMANS HWY. 7A -PORT PERRY PLAZA - PORT PERRY --