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Nestleton-Caesaroa News by Mabel Cawker Thanksgiving News On Thanksgiving Sunday, Don » and Norma Frew of Nestleton. hosted their family for a holiday din- ner with all members present Those on hand were David and Leah Frew, Dwayne, Andrew and Richard, Gary and Nancy Edgar, Erin, Ryan and Andrea, Valerie Mappin, Tanya and Troy, Alan and Judy Frew, Diane and Ilene and Virginia at home. A great get-to- gether! Carl and Dale Muirhead, Chad and Christa of Scugog Point, spent a portion of the Thanksgiving weekend with Carl's parents, Or- ville and Grace Muirhead, at their summer home at Bancroft. On Mon- day, they enjoyed a visit with Dale's parents, Melvin and Alice Tapscott of Agincourt. A very interesting weekend! John and Linda Arbuckle, Jen- nifer, Colleen and Marilynn of Nestleton, were guests over the holi- day weekend with Linda's grand- mother, Mrs. Syndey Ostler of Burk's Falls. So good to see her - and a gorgeous, colorful drive as well. o Glenn and Arlene Malcolm, Heather, Alison and Erin, Nestleton, hosted a Thanksgiving dinner on Monday at Malco Farms. Present were his parents, Lawrence and Gv'en Malcolm, Nestleton, Grandpa Stanley Malcolm and Gail of Port Perry, Barry and Joan Malcolm, Simcoe, Dennis and Laina Malcolm, and family, Ajax, and David and Joanne Malcolm and family, Nestleton. This was also a birthday celebration for Erin and Glenn. Very best wishes to those celebrating! A nice gathering for the family. Barry and Frances Fisher of Lon- don, were Saturday and Sunday overnight guests with his mother Minnie Fisher of Caesarea. They visited with her parents, Frank and Betsy Staniland of Blackstock on Sunday. Minnie Fisher enjoyed Sun- day with relatives and friends in Toronto. Grant and Helen Campbell, Nestleton, entertained their family on Thanksgiving Sunday with the following family members present: Bruce and Karen Williamson, Christopher and Heather, Brant- ford, Rick and Sharlyn Campbell, Alisa, and Derrick, Port Perry, Rod and Debbie Campbell and Sheena of Pickering. An enjoyable day for all! Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corby, Mrs. Corby Sr., Andrew and Paul D DURHAM site indicated on the map below THE REGIONAL MUNCIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will con- sider at a meeting to be held on: OCTOBER 29, 1985 AT 10:00 A.M. PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM 105 CONSUMERS DRIVE, WHITBY AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes to allow two residential apartments on the upper level of an existing building within the Gary Herrema Regional Chairman Subsequently. the Regional Council will consider the recommendation of the Planning Committee at a meeting to be held on NOVEMBER 6, 1985, AT 10:00 AM. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY The report related to the amendment application 1s available for inspection in the offices of the Planning Department. 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby or by calling Mr L Kotseff M C | P Planning Department, (416)668-7731 Requests to make a presentation before the Planning Committee concern ing the amendment apphcation musf be forwarded to Dr M Michael MC | P Commissioner of Planning. 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby. Ontario LIN 6A3. and should be received by the Friday preceding the meeting Requests to make a presentation before Regional Council concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Regional Clerk Regional Headquarters Builc.ng. 605 Rossland Road East Whitby Ontario LIN 6A3 and should be received 48 hours prior to the Regional Council meeting Ontario St CW Lundy AMCT Regional Clerk Vaneyk, Lotus, were Friday even- ing guests with Neta Fish, Nestleton - a get-together for the holiday weekend. Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd. were Monday evening din- ner guests with son Alan and wife Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa during the long weekend. An enjoyable break from farm routine! Nestleton Afternoon U.C.W. The Thanksgiving meeting was held in the church, Tuesday, Oc- tober 15, with Unit Leader Jean Williams presiding - opening with a "Thanksgiving Day Prayer' follow- ed by Hymn, "'Sing To the Lord of the Harvest." Doris Rohrer acted as Secretary. Roll call was answered by a favourite Psalm. During wor- ship Irene McKee read the Scripture and Neta Fish presented the devo- tional and Topic - closing with sing- ing "The 23rd Psalm.' During cor- respondence cards were signed for three church members who have been poorly. Business After a letter was read by Elizabeth Fulford re an appeal for funds for the Handi-Transit van - a motion carried that $25.00 be sent to ~ this worthy cause. A thank you note and a generous donation was rec'd from George and Ella Bowers for catering at their 60th wedding an- niversary just recently. A motion was carried to order 35 church calendars. Treas. Neta Fish gave a most satisfactory report of our sav- ings. On Sunday, October 27, 2:30 p.m. the fall anniversary of Nestleton United Church will be celebrated. Rev. Harry Atkinson is _the guest speaker with Port Perry Senior Choir rendering special music. Anniversary cake, coffee, tea, etc. will be served after the ser- vice by the U.C.W. The Nov. meeting to be held at the home of Nata Fish -- date to be decided. Mabel Cawker, in charge of Com- munity Friendship and Visiting ad- vised members that the U.C.W. are down in the number of calls made this year so far, and asked the members to try and call on those who need a caller - taking in shut- Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1/8 - %o { 5 YEAR TERM Interest Paid Annually Minimum Deposit $500 TRUST 165 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY PHONE 985-8435 HOURS Mon My hee Higher Interest on Your Investments STANDARD Thurs 9105 fri 9106 Saturdays 9 to | istarting October 19th 198% PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 -- 37 | T hanksgiving day get-togethers ins, bereaved, lonely, sick, newcomers, etc. - not necessarily just church members - any poor soul who would like a friend - a chat and so forth. Take along a little treat if possible! Keep track of number of calls. Programme A most enlightening Skit entitled, "A Nation of Shut-ins"' was acted out by Jean Williams and Mabel Cawker giving an indepth look into the Missionary work in Latin America. Irene McKee told a real story about all the good things on the farm in keeping with the Thanksgiv- ing theme. The programme closed by all singing "Thank You, Lord," to the tune of Edelweiss - Gwen Malcolm at the piano. Mizpah Benediction followed. Tea was serv- ed by Neta and Irene - a delicious assortment of goodies! Gwen ex- pressed the appreciation. Re-Union Enjoyed Neta Fish, Nestleton, entertained two old school chums recently at her home. Miss Kathleen Hicks of Toronto spent a couple of days with her, and Mrs. Edna Coad of Oakwood an afternoon. What a great time they had catching up on news over the forty years or so - since the school days. A nostalgic meeting to be sure! Welcome to Caesarea A ,warm welcome from the Caesarea area to Lenord and Helen Chilvers who have recently moved into the village from Oshawa having spent most of their lives in the Motor City. We trust they will make many friends and enjoy their new surroun- dings very much. Our best to them! Birthday Celebration Pleased that my correspondent wife invited local brothers Jim and Bob with their respective wives Marion and Madeline to help me celebrate my birthday at dinner Fri- day evening. No baseball play-off or World Series to interfere. The couples enjoyed much chit-chat and reminiscing. Needless to say the hostess did herself proud! (Con- tributed by better half - Sam - * 7 Je Short "Term Deposits 60 364 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity Minimum Deposit $5 000 Special Rates on Amounts over $50 000 00 -- ANNOUNCING ... NEW EXTENDED HOURS SATURDAYS 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. WOW!" Family Re-Union Held On Saturday, October 12, Mr. and Mrs. Chff Davis, Scott and Carle, Hyde House, Scugog Point Road, hosted a family re-union, the fami- ly of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Loyal Davis of Toronto. Those atten- ding were: Mr. and Mrs. RL. Davis, Ottawa, Mrs. R.B. Davis, daughter and grandchild Valerie and Mira, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fleming, Anna and Chris Davis, Eleanor and Gin Rodmore, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davis, all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. L.. Davis of Richmond Hill, Barb and Cameron Porter of Mississauga, Cpt. Margaret Davis of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. B.L. Davis and son Gordon of Prescott. Regretfully - the follow- ing were unable to attend - Mr. and Mrs. John Mclssac and family of Alberta, and Mr.and Mrs. John Brit- ton and family of Nova Scotia. A very wonderful Thanksgiving Re- union' Caesarea Card Game The Euchre scores for last Wednesday evening are as follows: First prize - James Emerton - 83; se cond prize - Ross Keeler - 81; Pearl Day - 54. Next week as usual, for an evening of fun and a social hour. The Churches On Sunday, Ogtober 20, Ina Davis and family were greeters at Nestleton United Church. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service. Arthur Weir read the Scripture and Student Minister Verna Windrem had a story for the S.School and presented the message entitled 'Three Por- traits of Servanthood." The Choir sang 'Bringing in the Sheaves' with Muriel Wheeler taking the solo part - the congregation joined in the chorus. Norm and Bernice made a presentation of Hymn books to the church in memory of Norm's parents - Eli and Ada Mairs. Floral arrangements from the Wright family in memory of Don was ap- preciated. Keep in mind the Nestleton United Church Anniver- sary this coming Sunday, Oct. 17 2:30 p.m. Nestleton Presbyterian held their service at 10 a.m. with Rev. Fred Swann in the pulpit. He spoke on *'1 Beheve In God" centred around the tragic accident re Don Wright - but we have to go on with life! A nice group of little children out for Sun day School. Church will be held this coming Sunday at 11 a.m. standard time Organist - Shirley Scott Scout News Apple Day for the Boy Scouts of Cartwright will be held this coming Saturday commencing at 9 a.m to I pm. A paper drive will be held the first Saturday of every month bundled and left at the road gateway for rural areas. Support this impor tant drive for the boys so that they can raise some funds, for many activities Sympathy To the grieving wife, parents, relatives and friends of the late Don Wright who passed away so sudden ly and so tragically this week, our heartfeld « ympathy We were grieved to hear of the passing of Barbara Phair - a fine teacher and friend - always ready tc share her talents with others She will be sadly missed by her hus band, family and friends astern Star members will mise a good friend in the person of Bil Wallace, Stouffville, who passec away Thanksgiving weekend Ou sympathy t@his family - Margaret Eric and John His wife Agnes predeceased him a couple of years ago