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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 19, 1985 Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker . 95th Birthday Celebrated -Evva Davidge, of Williams Point, celebrated her 95th birth- day last week at a dinner at Emiel's Restaurant in Port Perry, attended by her grandchildren Anne and Joe Murchison, Jan and Robert Davidge, Jim Davidge, friend Helen Abell, and daughter Ber- nice Davidge. Evva's daughter Dorothy and husband Jack Magowan, and son Robert and wife Ruth were still holiday- ing in Florida. Evva keeps young by enjoying many hobbies. She plays bridge and euchre, crochets and col- lects stamps. Last year, she learned how to do "chicken scratch' from Ruth. She has crocheted many beautiful afghans. a You Are Invited to Hear "The Dynamics of Growth & Stress Management" Terence J. Spratt, Scarborough -- A PUBLIC ADDRESS -- SCUGOG PUBLIC LIBRARY THURS., FEBRUARY 21 7:15 to Library Closing - 9:00 PAL No Admission Fee. Everyone Welcome. -- Sponsored by The Baha'is of Scugog -- and is just beginning another which her good friend Minnie Fisher has shown her how to do. At Christmas, Evva made her own Christmas cake, puddings, and mincemeat, and still makes pies that can't be beaten. How is that for a 95 year old? Isn't she in- credible? Our warmest wishes from this area to a very talented lady of distinction! Sympathy Extended The Nestleton com- munity was deeply shocked to learn on Fri- day evening that a well- known, respected citizen and good (friend, Grahame Fish had pass- ed away very suddenly late that afternoon. Heartfelt sympathy goes out from this area to his beloved wife Neta and 'BRUTONS 1L.D.A. DRUGS Bonus offer prices in effect while quantities last members of the two families. Grahame was an active participant in Nestleton United Church and community affairs and will be sadly missed by a great many relatives and warm friends. Caesarea Youth Club Dance . A very enjoyable dance for the young fry 11-15 year olds was held on Friday evening, February 8th, in the Caesarea Community Centre with an excellent attendance for the event. The spot dance winners were: Gerry Dumas and Tammy MacMillan and the D.J.'s- the McEachern boys- Scott and Steve. The club sold pop, chips and so forth to assist with the finance. A great night out for the youngsters! Caesarea Euchre News The Wednesday even- ing euchre was a real success with congratula- tions going to the follow- ing lucky folks. First prize- Walter Brown 83; Second- Val Priebe 78; Third- Ross Wingrove 46. The ladies auxiliary have tickets for sale on a Cab- bage Patch Doll, available at Sunnyside . Market, the Caesarea Post Office and from the auxiliary members. Sup- port the auxiliary in this interesting project and help make it a success -- it would be very much appreciated. Blue Ray Chapter Hosts Brothers Night The monthly meeting Crest ... 100 mi Plus 50 mi. BONUS 1.77 Scope 750 ml Plus 250 ml. BONUS 3.87 Pert . 300 ml. Plus 100 mi. BONUS 3.14 Head & Shoulders 300 ral. Plus 150 ml. BONUS 3.91 Bonus offer prices are in effect while stock lasts HURRY IN TODAY & SAVE! of Blue Ray Chapter, O0.E.S., held in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry, definitely had a Valentine flavour being February 14. member and visitor had a lovely Valentine pinned on at the door as they signed in. The opening ceremonies were con- ducted in regular form by W.M. Sister Joyce Taylor and P.P. Brother... Wilfred Alexander of Oshawa. Due to wintry weather and poor driving conditions -- attendance wasn't as good as usual -- but it was a great pleasure to welcome the hardy souls who turned out from Oshawa, Whit- by and Cartwright, etc., the W.M. Joyceand P.P. Wilfred extended a cor- dial greeting in the East to one and all. During the brief business portion many money raising ventures were brought up for discussion and ac- tion taken. After the of- ficers retired and the meeting closed - the brothers served a very substantial buffet lunch consisting of sandwiches with a masculine touch - the sisters didn't take kindly to raw onion and salami! Later, they had delightful Valentine Cup cakes with lots of hot tea and coffee. A Valentine draw was held at the close of the evening. A good bet for an evening of fun and pleasure! Nestleton United A smaller attendance at the morning service due to many folks with snow problems and some were ill. A warm Each - greeting at the door was extended by John and Marion Hall. Glad to have Rev. Dale Davis back at home base again and looking fit. His fine message was taken from portions of Deuteronomy and Matthew- entitled "The' Comfortable Pew." The new Elders, Stewards and U.C.W. Executive were installed by the minister. Sorry, our student minister, Elaine Barber was ill with flu- warm wishes for a speedy recovery. KEEP IN MIND: Wednesday, February 20th, at 8 p.m. Nestleton United Church Council meeting. Also- next Saturday night, February 23- 7:30 p.m., the Nestleton Family night -- an evening of fun and games for all ages. Bring along an item for the programme and a favourite dessert for lunch. Trip Enjoyed Bob and Ruth Davidge of Williams Point, had a most enjoyable trip to Florida leaving Canada, January 12, and return- ing home on February 10. While there, they spent a few days with Bob's sister and her hus- band at North Port near Fort Meyers, called on and had lunch with Roy . and Doris Nottingham at Clearwater - also had a nice visit with Joe and Doris Grilles at Zephurhills, north of Tampa. After leaving North Port, they travell- ed up to the Panhandle and enjoyed ten days at Mexico Beach on the Gulf. The weather was a little on the cool side but it surely beats shovelling snow! They look really rested and relaxed. Caesarea Community Church A smaller congrega- tion due to old man winter- "never-the-less" a good service. Robt. Heayn led the service. Glad to see Robt. and Sharon Heayn back after a bout with flu. Rev. W.H. Crawford D.D. presented a splendid topic "God Protecting Us, the lesson taken from Psalm 91. He also played the hymns. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. Lions Club Activities On February 27, at 8 p.m. in Blackstock Rec Centre, the Blackstock and District (Cart- wright) Lions Club is holding a public speaking contest when the students from the Cart- wright Central Public School will be par- ticipating. The public is cordially invited to attend. Family News Congratulations to Niki Bardeleben of Nestleton who placed se- cond in Grade 6 Piano (84 marks) at the Sunderland Music Festival this past week. Keep up the good work, Niki. Aenee Vander Heul and Winnifred Davison of Nestleton have just returned from an en- joyable month long holi- day at Daytona Beach, CONVENIENCE PACKS - Toddler 48's your Newborn 84's Regular Absorbency 72's Extra Absorbency 60's Super Absorbency 54's Toddler Plus 40's '11.39 9 | 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY OPF3 "Birthday party held for 95 year old Evva Florida. On Saturday after- noon, the Sam Cawkers, Scugog Point Road, were pleased to have Paul Carruthers and daughter Paula of Stayner and Tom and Dan English from Manilla and Wood- ville for a visit. Paula was playing in a Ringette tournament at Little Bri- tain. The Cawkers en- joyed a cup of tea with Bob and Madeline Cawker and Wendy Ger- row on Sunda y afternoon. May Reynolds is presently a patient in Port Perry Hospital. Best wishes to May from the Nestleton area. Port Perry Agricultural Society The Port Perry Agricultural Society An- nual fund-raising Spring Dance will be held March 23, at the Lat- cham Centre. The D.J. Len Franssen will supp- ly the music. Door prizes, spot dance and buffet are features. Tickets are available at Irwin Smith's Music Store. It is our Fair, so let us be supportive in any way we can - if you like to dance - now is your chance to have an enjoyable evening, and assist the Society as well. Let's see you there! Appreciation The Cartwright Scouts wish to thank the good people of the com- munities involved for their support re- the bot- tle drive over the past weekend. It was really appreciated. If anyone has bottles and were missed- please give the Scouts a call and they will pick them up. For in- formation call Joe Williamson, phone 986-4233. The Scouts are plann- ing another bottle drive early in May. More details later. More Greenbank "(From page 16) our February Motto. This is our "Bring and Buy Sale'. Please bring your saleable items and your money to buy. Janice and Phil Perkins and Muriel Gib- son spent the weekend in Bewdley, helping Darlene and Dale Ridge move into their new home. : We are sorry to hear Mrs. Donna Irwin is ill again. Hurry and get bet- ter Donna, we need you at W.I. Mr. Keith Speck has returned to Lakefield College after a visit with his parents. But son, Garth, is now recouperating in his parent's home. He was in a snowmobile accident a month ago, hurting his back and being treated in Lindsay Hospital. We wish him well! We have had our share of SNOW! The children love it but those shovels are so heavy and the driveway seems to get longer in winter. 3 3 = 4 4 ]