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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 26, 1985 Volunteers gear up for a great fundraiser Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Cancer Campaign Planned With chairperson Doris Taylor of Port Perry at the helm, the Township of Scugog volunteers are campaign getting ready for a great campe ign during the month of April. In rural areas the en- tire month is needed due to road conditions. The people of each communi- ly are urged to support this important cause. We have received a wonder- ful response in 1984- $22000- a lot of hard work for those involved, but very rewarding. The "'key" phrase for a volunteer for the Cancer Society is 'to care." The fight against this dread- ed disease is everybody's fight- so- join the crusade against Cancer- your best investment for health and happiness. This past Friday, our hardworking campaign chairperson Doris had "open house' for the captains to call in- have a visit- a spot of tea or coffee and pick up their Kits for the 1985 cam- paign. A most enjoyable hour was spent discuss- ing ways and means of having a terrific campaign. Daffodii Day 1s scheduled for Friday, April 12- due to severe weather condition in British Columbia it has slowed down the growth of these gorgeous spring flowers which the Cancer Society imports for its annual sales. (More in- formation as the cam- paign moves along will be a feature of this column). Happy 80th Birthday Celebration Many folks from Cart- wright, Port Perry and area were present for the elegant birthday celebra- tion for May Williams hosted by her family. The festivities were held in Simcoe Street United Church, Oshawa, on Saturday afternoon and evening March 23, 1985. Between 250 and 300 relatives and friends signed the guest book. Beautiful floral ar- rangements enhanced the large reception room- and the delicious food was supplied by the Ladies of the Church. We wish for May Williams many more of these delightful occasions. Nestleton Evening U.C.W. Meet The evening U.C.W. Unit met on March 20, 1985, at the home of Carol Mairs with Arlene Malcolm presiding. Minutes of the January and February meetings were read by Secretary Betty Headon and the Treasurer's report was given by Ir. Davis. There will be a seminar re: Cults- on Sunday, April 14, 7:30 p.m. at Blackstock- or Tuesday, April 16, 6:30 p.m. at Port Perry. The speaker will be Mr. Jan Hayworth. The Edward Williams Estate Auction F iL nN || Sale on April 6, 12:30 I : ING MA Y APR G a head ' - . |. via aas ddl il KE a. pm. was discussed and 2 ne it was decide at the pulLD! A RDAY. © icvear Suits | STANDARD 40° X 80° FARM BUILDING evening U.C:W. un ORE S g for Yous arm bUICE acc§P come 3200 sq. ft., multi-purpose farm building pack- vr diigo 8 ding x 80 ! 8b. a 1985- of q. Tt. r purp ap tion. Plans' were made eW puil our 40 April 6. = une 1st 4ly team age comes with all the construction materials for the General (joint) ing ond d save on ow and efore: J ur frien t when you'll need: U.C.W. meeting on April plan' Sow an en" on, Of with0-" budge' age. * Barn door track and accessories 3rd to be held in the rt no petW jals 0 eeds our V~ pac ; . sta' r order' h ater ss your" and Y puilding serials * Engineered factory trusses Church. The guest vo livery of t and discs, help vou go' farm ction My engl * 28 gauge Galvalume steel siding for roof Spegker will be Sharon in ow ts. They y our 40 II the cons free. i Il of our » 30 gauge Galvalume steel siding for walls i 4 Malcolm NN exp you bi Il get a ee -- pl prints: A arageé * 6 x 6 Wolmanized pressure treated posts presented the worship NN Y you Meere blu ttage an free too: * Spruce framing = with Scripture reading NN 'hous€ ¢ sare' vice ---- - 7. « A complete A from Acts 5: 26-42. She | en DISS buiidin read an interesting arti- 9 9 cle on Korean Christians, followed by a very mean- * You get everything at | this low price! ingful Korean prayer. A lovely hymn was sung, "0 God Our Help In Ages Past."" All members worked on their projects for the Korean Festival to be held at Blackstock. March 31st, at 3 p.m. During this time a love- ly lunch was enjoyed served by hostess Carol Mairs. NOW ONLY °13,836." Current List Price $14,261.84 Family Interests Marion and John Hall, Williams Point, are home again after spen- ding two weeks at Daytona Beach in Sunny Florida. Cousin Elva Fleury accompanied them. The weather was ideal- very warm and en- joyable. A welcome home to John, Marion and Elva. Horace and Doris Grills, Caesarea, have spent three months in Florida- staying at Zephyrhills- north of Tampa. Weather was beautiful except for & brief frost and a little rain. The sun shone mos! of the time- meals gooc and very reasonable Welcome home folks' Dave Vivian of Nestleton, is some better _ (Turn to page 18) AN 53 STORES SERVING YOU ¢ DE - available at - e P/L in PORT PERRY 10 Scugog Street 985-7334 e P/L in LINDSAY Hwy. No. 35 & 7 ® CASHWAY in BROOKLIN Hwy. 7 & 12 CASHWAY PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BUILDING CENTRES