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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 26, Wes More Nestleton news (From page 14) and will be transferred tc London Hospital this week for surgery. Our very best for better health soon to Dave. We regret the passing of a good friend, Mr. Jim lLawrence- a former _store-owner at Nestleton for some years. Our sym: pathy to Helen and the family Sam and Mabel Cawker were delighted to have Andy and Anne Cawker, Valerie, Antirea and Klane of Oshawa on Saturday afternoon for tea. A great visit ensued! The Sam Cawkers at- tended the coffee break at Scugog Island Church during the week but very sorry to miss the guest speaker Dr. Gordon Lawson who spoke on Holistic healing- and as well- presented a com- prehensive talk on health in general. : Mike and Pat Dear- born, Scugog Point, at- - tended a seminar held at the Howard Johnson Motor Motel in Scar- borough on the weekend, sponsored by Dupont in Whitby. The overall part was about investment and excellence- a self im- provement type of thing. Talk about unemploy- ment! Two 8 year old boys called at the Cawker farm on Satur- day looking for work. We know the youth are the disadvantaged in the THE CHILDREN'S DEN 287 QUEEN 8T. - PORT PERRY work force, but how far down does it reach in the youth group? We admire these kids for their serious effort! At the Fish residence during the week- Doug Fish and sister Heather Munro, Sonya, accom- panied by Neta Fish, Nestléton, enjoyed a lovely dinner on Friday evening at Haugen's Restaurant, Manchester. Calvin and - Yvonne Holland and family, Bowmanville were Thursday evening dinner guest with his mother and daughter Audrey Leishman, Reaboro, was a Sunday guest. After Church on Sunday, Neta had lunch with Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm. To top it off- a phone call from Aunt Jane and cousin Connor of Saskat- chewan made her day! They plan to visit her later this year. The Churches A good attendance at Nestleton United and stu- dent minister Elaine Barber conducted the service in the absence of the mimster. She presented a splendid message to the con- gregation interspersed by singing suitable hymns in keeping with Lent Sunday. The Sun- day School enjoyed their interesting story as well. David Walker and Ken Weir assisted in the Nursery. The choir sang a meaningful anthem led by Gwen Malcolm. Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and Sacrament of Com- munion. Keep in mind the Korean Mission Festival nc <t Sunday as well- 3 to 5 p.m. to be held at Blackstock United. At the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Swann using Scripture from Luke and Corin- thians, continued with Lent *'The events of the last weeks of Easter and spoke of the Lord's Sup- per."" Mrs. Scott- organist. Next Sunday- Palm Sunday and Holy Communion. Try to at- tend these fine services! A nice company of peo- ple at Caesarea Com- munity Church. Rev. W.H. Crawford spoke on "Rejecting Christ' from Matthews 21: 9, 10 and 11. Mrs. Crawford played. Next Sunday, Jerry Jonkheer will be Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection - McKEEN FURNITURE §24 Simcoe SI. S , Oshawa 725-5181 iin ob 3 Days Only - Thurs,, Fri. Sat., Mar. 28, 29, 30 9% Off ALL MERCHANDISE Krickets - 12 month to size 12 Gay Togs - 12 month to size 14 ANY Ln DURHAM Kathy Dresses by Petite Originals - sizes 4 to 14 Speed & Bathing Suits by Christina - Boys & Girls 2 to 14 YORK PROVINCIAL RIDING PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION NOMINATION MEETING Tuesday, April 2, 1985 - 8:30 P.M. UXBRIDGE ARENA & COMMUNITY CENTRE Guest Speaker: Hon. Larry Grossman (Treasurer of Ontario) -- Everyone Welcome -- Fred the guest speaker. Also the Sunshine Club will sing next Sunday with Jacqueline McDermott in charge. Be there if you can! Blackstock and District Lions Club The Lions Club have a sale of Easter Bunnies again this year which has been a successful method of raising funds in the past. For informa- tion regarding same, call Blair Martyn, phone- 986-5165 or any member of the Club. The Edward Williams Estate Auction Sale will be held Saturday April th, at the residence- north-east of Nestleton, commencing at 12:30 p.m. Tax tip Q. I received a research grant from a university. Do I have to pay income tax? A. Research grants are taxable, but you may reduce the taxable in- come by deducting cer- tain expenses. Stedman's Department Store was packed to the rafters Satur- day afternoon when more than 100 parents and kids of all ages took part in Stedman's Cabbage Patch Kid Fashion Show. A total of $165 in silver dollars were awarded to six winners, pictured above with judge Kent Farndale who certainly knows a terrific outfit when she sees one. The winners are (front) Ann McClelland, second; (mid- dle) Aurora Harrison, first; Karen Mahony, fourth; Lindsay Dutkewich, third; (top) Christy Luke, sixth; and Tracey Chadwick, fifth. First prize winner Aurora took home seventy-five silver dollars for her basketful of best-dressed dolls. Gasoline Trimmer/ Edgers Four models available "~ for homeowner commer- if cial use. The 83G can be equipped with a 10 inch steel blade. the 250G with an 8" steel biade. Others use nylon monofilament line only. 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