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Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Fashion Show The 3rd Annual "Prelude to Autumn" Fashion Show will be held this Wednesday evening, October 1, 8 p.m. at the Port Perry High School. Sponsored by Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star. (Please keep in mind.) Nestleton Ladies Aid After the summer recess the Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Mamie Magill with president Dorothy Lee in the chair. She welcomed the members and a guest visiting in Nestleton from England. The opening hymn "'Standing by a Purpose True' was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. The fine worship period was taken by Mabel Dayes. She read the 1st Chapter of James - verses 22-25, and the meditation and prayer was taken from "Our Daily Bread." The minutes of the June meeting were read and approved and the financial statement showed a good balance on hand. During business...donations were received from members, a thank-you from Amy Ginn...and appreciation and a receipt for a donation to the Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary. Plans' were made for che fall supper, Oc- tober 17, 1987 calendars are to be ordered. The programme consisted of an interesting reading by Norma Wolfe entitled, "Every Day Song' and "The Ten Commandments for Travelling' by Mabel Dayes follow- ed by an article "What is the mat- ter with Mrs. Craig?" by Bertha McLaughlin. The meeting closed with Benediction. Lunch was serv- ed by hostess Mamie Magill & Mabe! Dayes with Bertha express- ing the appreciation to Mamie for use of her home...also to the lunch committee. The Chatauqua...a fine variety program held Saturday evening, September 27, 1986 at Town Hall, 1873, gave much pleasure to the large audience with their excellent performance...all artists taking a delightful part. The program was an extension of Pioneer Days held an- nually at the Scugog Shores Museum, Scugog Island. We com- mend those in charge...Scugog Historical Society. Executive, Museum Staff and co-ordinator Grace Hastings. Glad we didn't miss it. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Fred Swann gave an elo- quent address on the theme, "Mans Destiny - Fellowship With God" much appreciated by a good con- gregation. Joyce Taylor at the organ. Services will continue at 10 a.m. till the time change-over at the end of October. Caesarea Card Game On Wednesday evening 1t the Caesarea Centre the lucky winners were: Frist prize - Walter Brown with an excellent score of 100. Se- cond prize - Pearl Day with 86. Eva MacDonald - 49. Refreshments were provided by Shirley Lacey and Joyce Dobson and the servers were Ann Harran and Shirley Lacey. Roy Werry had 11 lone hands for the month of September. Congratula- tions to all. Next week, same place, same time. Caesarea Community Church A large congregation for Sunday morning, Sept. 28, 11 a.m. Leandra Tromans and Esther Maschke sang, "No, Not One" with Anne Maschke at the piano. Several children sang, "Jesus Loves Me" led by the minister. Daniel Pugh Jr. read the Scripture and Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford spoke on "Christ Returneth" - the purpose of Christ coming back and signs of His retur- Water concerns Area councillor Harvey Graham says he has "many concerns' about a proposal to build a storm water retention pond as part of the Werry Lanes subdivision on the west side of Scugog Street in Blackstock. And councillor Graham told the meeting Monday afternoon, several residents in Blackstock have ex- pressed their concern to him about the possibility of a retention pond beside their property. fhe retention pond is at *his time just a suggestion about how to manage the storm water drainage for the residential development on land behind Cartwright High School. At the meeting September 22, council instructed an engineer work- ing for the developer to devise a plan for a retention pond that would han- dle safely double the amount of water that is now generated in the area. If the Township's consulting engineer agrees with the plan, coun- cil said the retention pond could be part of the development. The theory of a retention pond is that water is released slowly to prevent flooding in the areas of the downstream drainage course. Councillor Graham also told Mon- day's meeting he is concerned about a drainage ditch already con- structed on the lands. He said that ditch could lead to flooding pro- blems in the spring. Council suggested that the developer may be asked later this year to fill in part of the ditch to pre- vent flooding next spring. The development was given draft plan approval Monday afternoon on the condition that all the re- quirements of the Township are met, including a solution to the storm drainage water problems. Ward 4 councillor Neil McLaughlin did not take part in Monday's discussion or the discus- sion the previous week. He has aj financial interest in the develop- ment. He declared this interest and left the council chambers while the discussinn was taking place. [Ratt -------- country Lan PTY LIMITE Hwy 7A & High Street. Port Perry. Ontario "Success doesn't always go to the head. Sometimes it goes to the mouth." ning. A baptismal service will be held next Sunday. Anne and Kathleen played for the service. Re-Sunshine Club - the primary group will meet on Tuesday 4-5. Junior on Thursday at 7 p.m. As yet a leader hasn't been found for the Teen group. Family News of Interest Visiting for the weekend with Mrs. Minnie Fisher of Caesarea were her sister Mrs. Marie Bodendistel and friend Josephine Hassen of Guelph. Company during the week at the Cawker farm were: Gord Cawker of Lindsay, Syl, Chandre and Jason Cawker and Mrs. M. Twanley of Scarborough, Norm and Bernice Mairs of Nestleton, Grant and Cur- tis Cawker of Oshawa, Dan and - Ruth Girardi, and Ken Bragg of PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 30, 1986 -- 25 Autumn Fashion Show coming up this week Bowmanville and sister Norma Wilson of Duntroon who is a ten day period with Sam & Mabel at the farmstead. An enjoyable evening was spent at the new home of Alan & Eleanor Cawker in Oshawa on Tuesday. We wish them well in their lovely new abode! Nestleton United Church With Arnold and Jean Williams greeting at the door a good con- gregation was on hand for Youth Sunday, September 28 at 11:15. Ken Weir read the passages of Scripture and Rev. Dale Davis used as his most interesting theme, "Doing Our Best' bringing out many thoughts for all to take home. The Junior Choir sang *'Listen"' with Janice MacKenzie leading and Betty Headon at the piano. Gwen Malcolm was the organist for the service. Members of the Guide and Scout Movement received their Religion in Life Emblems. The presentations were made by Carol Mairs, Arlene Malcolm and David Malcolm. Notice of Importance Keep in mind the seminar on financial planning, with an excellent speaker, on October 6, at 8 p.m. in Goodwood Community Centre. This is open to the public and is highly recommended as most worthwhile. Sponsored by Durham West Women's Institutes. Lunch will be served. For more information see coming events in the Port Perry Star. Mens Slow Pitch Champions The A Division championship of the Scugog Mens Slow Pitch League was won Saturday by Galley Gators in a close, low scoring 6-4 game over Seagrave Steel Buildings. Greg Mills played a big role in the win as he rapped a three-run homer with Galley down 4-3 at the time. Strong defense was also displayed as Galley gave up just 19 runs in the five game tournament en route to the final. The Gators have won the champion- . ' INE ih # '4 » / ) . Is / / Dir! In the consolation final of the Scugog Mens Slow Pitch League held Saturday afternoon, Square Boy Pizza trimmed the Country Lane Realty Old Timers by the score of 18-7. Front from left: Bill Fielding, Rick Rahm, Gord Bird, ship three of the last four years and the consola- tion last year. The Gators from left to right are: Bob McEachern, Don Harper, Carl Fitzgeralds, Wayne Fox, Bob Tarbottom, Brian Samis, Lee Steeves, Doug Bache, Herb Legard, Steve Calder, Greg Mills, Phil McBride (sponsor), Ron Davis. Absent when photo was taken Jim Beat- ty. Bob Lee, Jim Grosvenor and Ken Little. 4 i ' 44 \ by » Bob Bruton, Steve Carnegie. Back from left: Mike Longo, Robt. Smith, C. Hunter, Larry Goreski, Tom Chambers, Frank Fielding, Ken Blakely and Dave Ballingall. io NR r* = v ACTA y d . \ \ " BERT TT RE Spt wr | '3