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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 16, 1985 Youth group holds its first ever dance Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Trust all, wherever you may be, had a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend, taking in the panorama of beauty which nature has provided for us, as well as feasting with relatives and friends A great time of year to be sure! Caesarea Youth Club Activities The first dance- an opener for fall was held in the Caesarea Centre on Friday evening with a fine number of youngsters 11-15 years on hand for the fun mght. Disc Jockeys Scott and Steve McEachern, provided the music. Chaperones, Wayne Bradt and Joe Williamson. Winners of the spot dance were Donnie Hughes and Yvette Renes they received records with the compliments of Ir- win Smith Music of Port Perry. Pop, chips and so forth were for sale When the profit was counted up- the young fry had $140 to their credit. What a wonderful group of hard- working young folks. We do com- mend them for their efforts' - Information through the courtesy of Darryl Bradt. @e Hearing | c Aid (entre ¢f Port Perry Eventful Community Items Four members of the Nestleton U CW. attended the evening Regional Presbyterial meeting held in Port Perry United Church, Wednesday. October 9th - commencing with dessert and cof- fee at 6:30 p.m Shelly Wright of Harmony United Church, Oshawa, was the guest speaker A very worth-while evening! Russell and Edda Bowman, St. Christopher. were Tuesday evening guests with the Sam Cawkers, of Scugog Point Road. First- a lovely dinner at the Conway Place was en- joyed, then later returning to the Cawker Farm to watch the exciting Blue Jay game- with refreshments afterwards. A pleasurable evening' Blue Ray Chapter O.E.S. Installs 1985-86 Officers The Masonic Temple, Port Perry, was the setting for a most im- pressive Installation Ceremony, held Thursday evening, October 10th, to install Worthy Matron Elect Sister Marguerite Mitchell, and her Dennss | Hogan ann tearing Ad Consultant 985-3003 Or E Mannen's Office 24 Water St S Lakeview Plaza Port Perry Ontario LOB INO 985-9192 5 Year Annual Interest 1/8 hk Rates subwect to ange without! note YP STERLING STERUNG TRUST ( DRIPORATION APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 UCWwW- PO Box 1456 Fort Ferry, Ontane LOB INO 985-8262 CATERING with a UNIQUE FLAIR! We prepare You pick up, cook and take all the credit for a delicious meal! -- OR -- We provide full ca*~ring for Weddings Office Parties, Dinner Parties & more! staff of Officers for the 1985-86 term Sister Joyce Taylor. WM con ducted the opening ceremonies of Blue Ray Chapter, assisted by Brother Wilfred Alexander, P P of Oshawa, with officers in their respective stations. Many Chapters were represented, and Sister Joyce welcomed many dignitaries and sisters and brothers from other Chapters. Brother Wilfred Alex: ander extended a welcome to Blue Ray officers and members. Installation ceremonies were con- ducted in a highly efficient manner by the Installing Board composed of » Installing Officer Sister Stella Dennis P M., Installing Patron Brother Norm Mairs P.P., Install- ing Marshal Sister Doris Not- tingham P.M., Chaplain, Sister Bessie Cosway P.M., Star Points, Sister Frances Westfall, P.M. Floral Work, Sister Adelia Mowbray P.M. - assisted in the East by: Sister Betsy Staniland, P.M., Sister Joyce Taylor, P.M., Sister Emma Cook, P.M., Sister Mabel Cawker, P.M, and Brother Wilfred Alexander, P.P. Soloist for the evening was Sister Jean Simpson, P.M., - Whit- by Chapter, who rendered beautiful ly three favourite numbers accom- panied by Sister Eleanor Jones, P.M. of Durham Chapter. After expressing a sincere thank you to the officers and members of Blue Ray Chapter for the great honour conferred upon her, and the Installing Board for the beautiful In- stallation - the newly installed W.M. Sister Marguerite Mitchell in her opening speech stressed active co- operation in the year ahead, striv- ing at all times to uphold the stan- dard which the Chapter has attain- ed. She asked the officers to learn their work thoroughly, and learn also, the things for which the Order stands. The theme for the year -- Bluebird of Happiness." The newly installed W.P. Brother Chris Dennis spoke briefly, asking for support of officers and members - and expressed appreciation to other Chapters for their support at all times. Sister Marguerite's husband Ron Mitchell was introduced and warm applause greeted him. Many gifts were received to com- memorate the occasion. The incom- ing officers presented Sister Marguerite with a lovely silver evening bag and the Past Matrons Club gave her a Bible She was the recipient of many other lovely gifts from family. friends and other chapter members At the close of the meeting a sumptuous informal buffet supper was enjoyed, convened by Judy Mit- chell and Brenda Newsome- who made the delicious cake, concluding a most memorable evening in the history of Blue Ray. As a new year commences may we all strive for a year of dedication and service which is vital to the benevolent work of the Order. Our very warmest wishes for success to Sister Marguerite and her corp of officers - in this 1985-86 term (Caesarea Card Night At the weekly euchre the follow ing were the winners First prize Ross Wingrove 89 Second prize Pearl Day 86 Low- Del Marlow 43 An excellent attendance A lunch JIMS MASONRY & CHIMNEY SWEEP Free Estimates 985-2790 was enjoyed at the close This Wednesday at 8 pm at the (Caesarea Centre Lions Club Canvass The Blackstock (Cartwright) and District Lions Club will be canvass: ing for the C N.1.B. this month in Blackstock, Caesarea, Nestleton, Cadmus and surrounding area Let us get behind this worthy cause and be as supportive as we can Itis a must - and much appreciated Nestleton Presbyterian Church Service was held at 10 a.m. on Thanksgiving Sunday morning with Rev. Fred Swann in the pulpit. Shirley Scott was the organist with Alison Scott and Stan McNeely in the choir adding the final touch to the music. Psalm 107 and Scripture Deuteronomy 8: 1-10 was read. Rev. F. Swann spoke on, Giving thanks to God, through song, service and sacrifice." Lovely vegetables and fruits- the 'bounty of the fall season' enhanced the front of the church- which was arranged by Dorothy McCabe. She was thanked for her work of Art by the minister. A nice attendance and the Sunday School is growing with Dorothy Lee- Superintendent. Nestleton United Church At the Nestleton United Church on Sunday. the congregation was reminded that Thanksgiving is Thanks Living There was a good turn out for the Family Service Flowers. harvest fruits and vegetables were tastefully arrang ed in the sanctuary by the Sunday School. Greeting at the door were Harold and Muriel Wheeler The service began with a processional hymn. "Come Ye Thankful People. Come." Verna Windrem assisted Rev. Dale Davis by reading the Lessons and Prayers. The children's story concerned the magic words "Thank You. They also led the con- gregation in singing, * 'If | Were A Butterfly" with Rev. Davis playing the piano accompaniment The choir's contribution to the service was. Count Your Blessings." The minister's thoughtful sermon was. "Thanksgiving Taken for Granted." A reminder of the Special Anniversary Service at 2:30 p.m. October 27th. / (Caesarea Community Church On Thanksgiving Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Rev. Charles Clarke, Port Perry, conducted the service. Daniel Pugh Jr., read the Scripture. from I Thessalonians 5: 1-18 and Rev. Clarke's message was entitled "A Thankful Heart." A very good attendance. Edna Beckett, Scugog Island, was the accomplished guest organist for the service. Next Sun- day at 11:00 am. - a friendly welcome awaits you - try and attend. Police charge youth A 19 year old Port Perry man was charged with careless driving following a single car accident Oc- tober 12th. Neill McEntyre of North Street was driving a 1978 Volkswagon along the 9th Concession of Scugog Township at Durham Road 7 at 2 a.m. when the car failed to stop at a stop sign. 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