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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Join the crusade against cancer Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Volunteers Gearing Up For A Tremendous Campaign The annual drive for funds for the Township of Scugog will soon be in full swing as the month of April is set aside as Cancer month. that period, many volunteers will be engaged in an all out effort to have a successful campaign. With Doris Taylor, chairperson at the "helm"' with 23 captains and 250 canvassers ... the local Society is gearing up for one terrific drive. In rural areas the entire month is needed ... due to folks not home from the south ear- ly in the month ... also road condi- tions are a factor. If you are asked MORTGAGE INSURANCE to be a volunteer in this major effort ... remember ... it is not simply a generous gesture ... the fight against Cancer is everybody's fight, and it is an act of self-preservation. So -- join the Crusade against Cancer ... your best investm« nt for health and happiness. This past Monday, March 17th, campaign chairperson, Doris Taylor, Port Perry, hosted a delicious, bountiful luncheon for the enthused captains of the Township of Scugog re- the fundraising drive. She was assisted by Dorothy Nelson and Pat Price. After all had par- taken of the lovely food ... a get ac- DJ TAYLO INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. g 170 Water Street North, Port Perry - 985-8416 Also see us about your Home, Life, Farm, Auto and Commercial Insurance Needs. IMAGES.,.... and best wishes: Val and Jessie Emard Grant and Carolyn Menzies The Port Perry Chamber of Commerce Tom and Daphne Mitchell, Settlement House 261 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY IMAGES would like to take the opportunity to thank the people of Port Perry and surrounding area for making our opening such a success. We would also like to thank the following for their gifts, flowers Gary and Diane Menzies The Children's Den Ruby-Jo's Fashions of Oshawa The Royal Bank, Port Perry Winters, Sutherland, Moase Brian and Louise Calloway, Home Hardware 6 WINNERS OF OUR LUCKY DRAWS (as drawn by Shirley Ware): OURO Brigitte Moase $50. GIFT CERTIFICATES ... Jo Russell, Ted Blanchard JEAN JACKET .................. FRR A A NR RTS Hi Jicking up the Kits and heading e. Daffodil Day is scheduled for April 4th -- more information later! Trip Enjoyed David and Leah Frew, Dwayne, Andrew and Richard, accompanijed by Lorne and Irene McKee, all of Nestleton, have returned home after a lovely, relaxed holiday 'in Lakeland, Florida for a ten day period. Weather was ideal ... a nice bit of diversion from regular routine. We welcome them home! Nestleton Family Night The Nestleton family night held in the Church Sunday School room on Saturday evening last, proved to be a great success. An excellent number of folks were on hand for a real fun night. Many talented families entertained with games, skits, songs, dances, instrumentals and so forth. A "highlight" of the party was the presentation of a gift of money to a lovely young bride-to- be Debbie Vine and her fiancee Michael Jordan ... who will be wed this coming Saturday in Nestleton Church. Mabel Cawker gave some timely advice to the couple and Gwen Malcolm made the presenta- tion. Our 'warmest wishes' to Deb and Mike for a wonderful life together. The family night closed ... topped off with a variety of doughnuts and beverages. A great night for the young fry! Our thanks to emcee Rob Mairs, Betty Headon and Janice MacKenzie who planned the event- ful evening. Blackstock & District (Cartwright) Lions Club News The last regular meeting of the Lions Club was held in the Rec Cen- trein Blackstock, with an excellent speaker Mr. Doug Heard of Oshawa . who spoke on the Alzheimer disease ... a premature aging disease ... not curable. It affects the nervous system and the brain ... an informative talk by the speaker and much appreciated by the local Lions Club and the many Lions present from other clubs. A most interesting evening! Susan Kyte, the winner of the Blackstock Public School public speaking contest held in February. ... will be speaking in Ballantrae in the near future and if she is the win- ner ... she goes on to the District _ oY ] is M4 3 | 3 NOW :s THE RIGHT TIME TO DECORATE YOUR HOME, OFFICE OR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS WITH ANY ONE OF OUR FINE FRAMED AND NON-FRAMED PRINTS. CUSTOM FRAMING 20% or ALUMINUM FRAMES 10% or GLASS 20% or vecoration 30% ors FRAMED PRINTS & ons 20% ors SELECT ART GALLERIES div. of Picture Frame . 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Barbara Catto introduced Mildred Redmond who spoke on "Council Fire" which is an Indian Centre in downtown Toronto. In the afternoon, Gladys Taylor of Curve Lake gave her life story and told of her work as a United Church Elder. Time was spent viewing the Native Crafts and the Book Display. Members enjoyed renewing acquaintances and par- taking of the delicious lunch provid- ed by the Trinity U.C.W. The meeting closed with a meaningful Worship Service presented by Carol Manning. May Margaret Ann Lamb of Manchester, the incoming Presi- dent, have a successful term. Nestleton United A gratifying attendance on Palm Sunday Service at Nestleton United with Arnold and Jean Williams greeting at the door. Verna Win- drem opened the service ... read the portions of Scripture and pleased the Sunday School youngsters with a cute story. Rev. Dale Davis spoke on "Envy and Pride" to complete the series on the 7 Deadly sins. Kay Notman, Regenia Walker and Janice MacKenzie sang a choir number with Gwen Malcolm accom- panying. The Sacrament of Holy Communion was observed. A very impressive ceremony with many assisting the minister. The Good Friday Service, March 28, 11 a.m. will be hosted by Nestleton United for the charge. We strust for a fine attendance. The U.C.W. general Executive meeting was held on Monday even- ing at the home of Gwen Malcolm, President. Plans were finalized for the Dessert Luncheon and Mini Fashion Show, April 15, and the Smorgasbord, May 2nd. Caesarea Euchre : At the popular card game on Wedneday evening the following are to. be congratulated: Walter Brown- high with 80; Second- Moonie 79; Two tied for low score- Tom Dean and Sandy each with 47. A nice lunch was served -- an enjoyable bit of diversion. Caesarea Community Church A very good company of folks on March 23, Palm Sunday Service. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford's sermons was based on Luke 19: 34- entitled '"Needed For Service' a fine message. Kathleen Watt played for the service. Next Friday try and at- tend for the Good Friday Service with Rev. Charles Clarke of Port Perry, the special speaker. Special music will also be a feature of interest. Nestleton Presbyterian Church A very good attendance with Rev. Fred Swann reading Psalm 22 and Scripture, Isaiah 53, using as ser- mon theme "The Garden of Gethsamene" very appropriate for the Easter season. Holy Communion was celebrated. A fine number of children out to Sunday School, under the direction of Superintendent Dorothy Lee. Shirley Scott was the organist. It was announced that the new Interim Moderator is Rev. Stewart = MacDonald, from Centreville-Millbrook charge. Welcome to everyone for the special Service on Easter Sunday, March 28. Mrs. Neta Fish spent a few days ey with daughter Audrey and Jim Leishman and family this past week. She had a lovely visit with her son Calvin and Yvonne and family on Sunday. Dessert Luncheon & Mini Fashion Show In The Offing What are you planning for Tues- day, April 15th at 1 p.m.? Circle your calendar for a new and ex- citing event to be held at the Nestleton Centre ... a fantastic dessert luncheon with an assort- ment of lovely foods -- plus -- a 'Mini Fashion Show' -- the very latest in Spring Styles -- courtesy of Dor-Jean Fashions of Port Perry. You just can't afford to miss it, folks! A pre sale of tickets - get yours early - from any member of the Nestleton U.C.W. Babysitting provided. For information needed, call 986-4715. The Nestleton Women's Institute have changed their meeting date to: Wednesday, April 9th at the Com- munity Centre. Please take note! 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