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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 29, 1985 LAKESHORE LANDSCAPING & Property Management FALL CLEAN-UP Clean up all lawn areas -- Clean up all garden beds Clean up walkways -- patios -- driveways Cultivating of garden beds on last clean up Lawn/Garden fertihzing -- Leaf Raking Call Gerry ... 985-2188 -- RE-ELECT NEIL HUNTER Councillor SCUGOG TWP. WARD 1 For information ..... telephone 988-7486 YOUR CHOICE FOR COUNCILLOR -- WARD I ~| Experience Community Involvement ~| Dedication ON NOVEMBER 12th -- VOTE Howard Hall Nestleton news (From page 11) We do commend them! Caesarea Card Game On Wednesday evening the scores for the weekly card game were: First prize - Paul Radford with 88. Second prize - Roy Werry with 82 Low score - Henry Visser - 49. a very good attendance - with the social part following. Next week as usual Family News Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig and Alanna Dawn of Bowmanville were dinner guests with Mrs. Neta Fish on Sunday. Heather Munro of Sonya, and Neta Fish, Nestleton had a lovely visit at the home of Merle Heintzman, Blackstock, for a two week period while she was away, enjoying a trip. Charles and Nell Cawker were afternoon tea guests with Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., on Thursday last. An enjoyable visit ensued - catching up on the clan! Son Grant Cawker spent a day visiting with his parents Sam and Mabel at the farm - a wonderful day of reminiscing to be sure! Nestleton Presbyterian Church Service at 11 a.m. with Rev. Fred Swann in the pulpit. Psalm 27 - Scripture, Hebrews 13: 1-9. Sermon topic, a quotation from Script, Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, to-day and forever." A fair con- gregation! Shirley Scott organist. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. Caesarea Community Church The service on Sunday morning was conducted by Rev. Charles Clarke of Port Perry. Glad to have Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford back from his trip to England - and he took as his theme "Security" taken from Scripture, Psalm 84 read by Daniel Pugh Jr. The organist was Kathleen Watts from Blackstock, and very much appreciated. Next Sunday for a warm welcome and a good service. Sympathy Deepest sympathy to the family of the late Marion Bell, who passed away during the week, after a lengthy illness. Marion was a fine, dedicated member of Honeydale Women's Institute, being President of the Branch for the second time. A great worker in her better days! We shall miss her! Nestleton United Celebrates Anniversary With Rob and Carol Mairs and family greeting at the door a capaci- ty congregation for this unique oc- casion. Nestleton United Church celebrated 150 years of the former Salem Church and 85 years in the present Sancutary. The weather was ideal and many friends of by gone days were welcomed by the Minister Rev Dale Davis Our An- nmversary speaker Rev Harry Atkinson who grew up in Nestleton - used as his theme 'Magnificent Faith.'® He presented many thoughts with a bit of humour, now and then - for all to take home. Harry was in fine form and brought back many nostalgic memories of by gone days A joy to listen to him! Rev John and Muriel Smith and Elaine Romeril were among the in- vited guests and brought greetings and extended good wishes for the future Many Ministers who had served at Nestleton and had been in- vited, were unable to attend Lawrence Malcolm, Clerk of Ses- sion read the letters of regret For the special music the Senior Citizens Choir from Port Perry. with leader Win Philp and pianist Edna Beckett - sang with fervor two an- thems. "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho" and "I Walked To-day Where Jesus Walked © We thank these guests for their splendid gift of song, much appreciated by the congregation The Junior Choir sang, "Love 1s a Circle" led by Jamce MacKenzie with pranist Bet- ty Headon. Our regular organist Gwendolyn Malcolm played for the service. Pots of flowers graced the Sanc- tuary arranged by the members. Tea, coffee, Anniversary cake and a variety of cookies were served in the Sunday School Room after the service. An hour of visiting was enjoyed. As we go forward in this Anniver- sary year let us face the day with courage - and dedication - and keep the Church growing. How very much we owe our ancestors - those beloved people who have gone before! Sunday, November 3, 10.00 a m Blackstock Anniversary Service Guest speaker will be Dr. Stanley Osborne. Nestleton Service withdrawn. We trust many from Nestleton will join with Blackstock and help them celebrate. Reminders: The Boy Scouts will be having a paper drive the first Saturday of each month. Have your papers bundled and at your driveway for pickup. The Blackstock (Cartwright) and District Lions Club will be canvass- ing for the C.N.I.B. this month in Blackstock, Caesarea, Nestelton, Cadmus and surrounding area. Be supportive and have your money ready when the canvasser calls at your door. It is a very worthy cause! p Last week was United Nations Week and to celebrate the oc- casion Scugog Memorial Library hosted a U.N. film program show- ing the world's diversity and how people can get along by know- ing more about each other. Canadian ambassador Stephen Lewis added to the occasion by sending a letter (held by David Talbot, 12). Above, library employee Andrea Jones with a few of the children who joined in the program, Kristina Lukausky, 10, Heather Williams, .0 and Erin Chellew, 9. THIS HALLOWEEN W704 (44 LIGHT THE WAY! KEEP YOUR LITTLE GOBLINS SAFE THIS HALLOWEEN. Make this the happiest and safest year ever for your ghouls and goblins Come into Dixie Lee for your safety flashlight Each flashlight is unbreakable. comes complete with batteries ana 1s ready to hght up your children's eyes Hurry these tlashhights won't last long MALLORY ROAD SAFETY FLASHLIGHT MALLORY ROAD SAFETY FLASHLIGHT WITH PURCHASE OF AN ECONOMY BOX BUCKET OR BARREL AT REGULAR PRICE WITHOUT PURCHASE $2 49 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST FRIED CHICKEN AND SEAFOOO 136 Water 8t., Port Perry 9856-90089