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TE AR SO mr pore { \ Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Christmas Celebrations Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill and son Martin of Oshawa, were guests with David and Regenia Walker, Avril and Kyle, Scugog Point, for the Christmas festivities! A nice party! John and Marion Hall celebrated with son Bob and Carolyn Hall, Rachael and Rebecca of Port Perry. Bill and Lorraine Hall, Christopher and Michael of Ajax were also Christmas guests. Earlier in the day John and Marion went to Oshawa General Hospital to see John's brother Bill. Our Very best" wishes to him for a good recovery soon. Larry and Dorothy Smith and Penny, and Bruce and Elaine Fish, Lisa and Laura, all of Oshawa were Sunday guests with Mrs. Neta Fish and Calvin and Yvonne Holland and family of Blackstock. Christmas guests with Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie of Nestleton were Dr. and Mrs. F. MacKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacKenzie and fami- ly all of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ketchall of Bramalea and Ralph and Leona Sadler of Nestleton. Edgar and Anne Emerson of Nestleton "hosted" their family for Christmas Day with 17 members on hand from different parts of Canada to enjoy the festive occasion. A meaningful day for all! . Ralph and Leona Sadler and Claire and Leslie MacKenzie of Nestleton, had a visit with Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jennifer of Corbyville during Christmas eek. The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Road, had a special day on Christmas ... having a lovely festive ¢ Brunch with Grant and Merna * Cawker, Chris, Curtis and Cathy, "and friend Christine Kidd, Oshawa. Later in the day, they were dinner guests with Alan and Eleanor Cawker, family and friends for a delicious repast. Those preser. were: Michael and Gisela Cawkr °, Aaron, Ashleigh and Martina, Scott and Joanne Cawker and daughter Bronwyn, Mark Cawker and friend Cindy Sinclair and Christie Cawker and friend Andrew Birney. Other family members who dropped in were: Andy and Anne Cawker, Valerie, Andrea and Klane and Dan and Lea Kitchen and Jessica ... all of Oshawa. Walter and Irma Welts, Nestleton, had their family for a Christmas Eve celebration ... they enjoyed a festive dinner and then opened the gifts. A lovely party with daughter Barbara and Ron Pereman and Lisa - of Port Perry and son Rayner and Kathy Welts, Nicole and Matthew of Nestleton on hand for a meaningful evening. Grant and Helen Campbell of Nestleton, enjoyed Christmas with Rick and Sharlyn Campbell, Alica and Derrick at their'home in Port Perry. On Boxing Day Rod and Deb- bie Campbell and daughter Sheena of Ajax and Rick and Sharly Camp- bell and family were overnight guests with Grant and Helen Camp- bell at their farm house and had ¢ wonderful visit. Don and Norma Frew, Nestleton. hosted the family for Christmas Ev festivities at their home. Those pre sent were: David and Leah Frew Dwayne, Andrew and Richard . Gary and Nancy Edgar, Erin, Ryit and Andrea, Valerie Mappin Tanya, Troy and friend ... Erni Ellis, and Alan and Judy Frew Diane and Ilene ... together! Doug and Shirley Dart, Nestleton held a Christmas celebration fo members of their family. Attending were: Ernie and Donna Dart, anc Alan and Judy Frew, Diane and il ene. A son and daughter were ,~ unable to attend! On Sunday, Mrs. Neta Fish anc SIME VIS ciaja] pg=y.-Nopgel =] SCUGOG PLUMBING & HEATING New & Old Installations - Specializing in Custom Homes Complete Bathroom Renovations from Drywall to Finished Floors. 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Those present included- Jim anc Audrey Leishman, Jamie, Michae and William of Reaboro, Mrs Marlene Bannister and friend Roy and the family, Vicki, Karen, Keitt and Rhonda Bannister, and daughter Nicole, all from Peter borough. Those present for the oc: casion enjoyed the delicious meal ... and the family get-together very much! Court Lady Snowbird L1930 The Court Lady Snowbird L193C held their Christmas party at the home of Anne Lee, Yelverton. After a brief business meeting ... the boxes of Checr were packed for the shut-ins, etc. A pleasant hour of fellowship over refreshments before heading home! Afternoon U.C.W Christmas Meeting Held at the country home of Mabel Cawker, the president Jean Williams opened the meeting with a poem entitled 'Christmas Spirit" and a cordial welcome to all. Jean presented a brief devotional, open- ing with hymn "As With Gladness Men Of Old" followed by Scripture from Luke 2. The meditation was ex- cellent with theme "Rejoicing at Christmas" closing with hymn "Silent Night." During business minutes were ap- proved as read by acting Sec"y Helen Vine. Many thank you notes were rec'd from folks who had been remembered when ill. The Treasurer Neta Fish gave a satisfactory financial statement. A minute silence ... and an ap- propriate poem was read by the president in memory of the late Doris Rohrer ... member! The Unit provided cookies and beverage after the Sunday School concert on Sunday evening, Dec a very fine BUSINESS DIRECTORY PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 30, 1986 -- 27 Many Christmas celebrations through area 21st. Fifteen boxes of Cheer were packed at the home of Mabel Cawker and delivered before Christmas by the members to the recipients. The next regular meeting is to be held at the home of Jean Williams, Jan. 13th at 1:30 p.m. A lovely programme with each member reading a Christmas poem or thought, was of interest, and an exchange of gifts were distributed. A South Korea Human Rights Silver Pin ... a project of the U.C.W. ... was presented to Ruth Davidge by Mabel Cawker ... a faithful worker generous with her time and talents in Nestleton U.C.W. and very much appreciated. Ruth is now living in Port Perry and we miss her ... but hope she will be back to see us on special occasions at least! The meeting closed with Benedic- tion. Refreshments were served by Neta Fish and the hostess. An after- noon of fellowship! Helen Vine voic- ed the appreciation. Notice Keeping in mind the New Year's Eve dance, Wed. Dec. 31st, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Nestleton Communi- ty Centre. Music by Irwin Smith. Buffet included and party favours. Tickets may be purchased at Nestleton Country Store or call 986-5580 or 986-4788. Sponsored by the Hall Board. Meeting of Interest A meeting of interest and concern to parents is scheduled to be held in Casearea Community Centre on Jan. 29th at 7:30 p.m. This is an "Outreach Program' with Donna M. Harris in charge ... who is from the Outreach Child Abuse ... Prevention and Education Centre in Oshawa, speaking on the subject ... a parents only, information meeting. Later ... a meeting will be set up for the children. More infor- mation at a later date .., as the time draws near! Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Caesarea! Happy New Year May I take this opportunity to wish the Publisher, Editor and Staff ... our readers and families ... and the dedicated folks who have phon- ed in news week after week ... a very happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. Bless you all! Church was filled up for Christmas Eve Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader As this is the end of the year, I'm sure we shouldn't let it pass without words of appreciation to the Port Perry Star for their fine paper that has been published in 1986. We ap- preciate the long hours and dedica- tion of the staff in getting the paper out on time. The contests throughout the year add interest and pride in our Community. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES Country Ceramic Studio * Workshops * Large Greenware Selection * All Supplies Available DON CORNEIL Auctio Bervices Sales at Your Residence Or Our Auction Barn R.R.1, LITTLE BRITAIN Call (708) 7868-2183 * Authorized Duncan Dealer * Air Brushing * Custom Firing WHERE EXPERIENCE COUNTS PORT PERRY PLAZA Hwy. 1A Phone 985-0242 CLARENCE WILLCOCK WELDING Shop & Mobile Fab. & Repairs PHONE 985-2589 EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN 8ST. PORT PERRY All Lines of (LE IRIE IE al: REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES Washers - Dryers - Stoves Fridges - Dishwashers - Freezers Scugog Appliance Repair BUY -- SELL -- TRADE Call 986-B312 Anytime CREIR=l=1=CWwec]e] ll bi pf TOM VANDERENDE Since the end of Sept., when Rev. Robinson and Carol left the Scugog Pastoral Charge, the congregations have worked well in keeping the ser- vices going as usual including a very happy Christmas Eve Service, when Manchester and Scugog met in the Scugog Church and followed a planned program. The Church was filled to capacity. The musical numbers were outstanding when ~ Janet Lamb played her trumpet, John Davis played violin in com- pany with Bob Cawker. The talented Fuller sisters added much when Meredith and Meagan played a duet with clarinet and flute and then Arin played her violin. The Jr. choir also had prepared two songs. Families took part in a Candlelighting ceremony. Chuck Preston and Jan Gerrow led the ser- vice. The last Sunday Service of the year, we were pleased to welcome Rev. Doreen Van Camp as the guest speaker. We are sorry we do not hear about all the people who are sick or hospitalized. We understand Mrs. Lenore Blueman is doing better. Before Christmas, Mrs. Pauline Woodcock from the Foot was in the Toronto General for major surgery but seems to be recovering quite well at home. Mrs. Elsie Jackson of Fralick's Beach has been in three hospitals since Sept. But we trust she is on the way to recovery now. Congratulations to Mike and Val Freeman in getting a reward for their artistic endeavours and hours of work in brightening up their Island home for Christmas. We are very proud of our Island people who co-operate so well to promote a Community spirit. SUPPLIES Pencils - Lined Paper rasers - Note Books - Math Sets - PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383