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5 Nestleton- Caesarea News - by Mabel Cawker Time To Take Inv _ As we commence 1987 our thoughts drift back to the events and people that helped shape our lives over the past year. It was a year of delight for some, sorrow for many, and frustrated hopes and despair, as 'they tried to cope with the problems of life. The texture of our lives shifted and changed with the dwindling dollar and the growing cost of living, unemployment, labour disputes and violence. Unpleasant as are all these condi- tions, are we mindful of our bless- ings. Let us be thankful that we live " Sunday, in a free country, with freedom of speech, religion and. education. Birthday Celebrated Our very best wishes to lan Emer- son of Newfoundland, son of Edgar and Anne Emerson of Nestleton, who celebrated his 40th birthday on December 28th; with a "host" of relatives ... the immediate family on hand to wish him the best, A lovely buffet supper with all the trimmings was enjoyed ... and the event was held at the Emerson family farm home, Nestleton. What a nice occasion! Edgar and Anne Emerson celebrated their 42nd wed- / ( ding anniversary on December 27th . 80 .. warmest congratulations are in order for them as well! What a meaningful day! Christmas News Bill and Kay Ingram, Nestleton, after cooking the Christmas dinner, . went to daughter Linda and Dave MacInnis, Matthew, Daniel and Joshua of Pickering for the festive occasion. All the family were pre- sent. Bill and Kay celebrated New Year's Eve with son Glenn and Anne Ingram and family of Nestleton. Kay's father Mr. Wm. Dobbie who . is 85 years old and a resident of the Senior Citizen's apartment in Port Perry, took a plane to Scotland for New Year's Eve. He will be back on Jan. 13th. We do commend Mr. Dob- UCW anniversary service Ap f(t 'Utica and Area News by Vera Brown ~~ There were 7 tablesof euchre played on Friday evening in the - Hall. Apparently several of the regular players must have had too much Christmas and New Year ac- tivities and decided they would pass this one up. Winners of prizes were Ladies 1st Rita Storie, 2nd Verna Smith'and Low was Mrs. K. Crosier. Mens 1st'was Tom Ogden, 2nd was Bill Brown or was it -Bruce Houghland (they took turns playing) and Low was Grant Bright. Freeze- out winners were Mildred Thomp- son and Bruce Bright 1st with Bruce Houghland and Laurrena Bright se- cond. There will bé another euchre in two weeks. The Hall Board held a very suc- cessful New Year's Eve dance and regret that they were not able to ac- commodate all who wanted tickets. The chair that had been recondition- _ed and was raffled off to raise " money for the Hall was won hy an Oshawa man. moses Up-coming Church news as follows: this Thursday, January 8th the U.C.W. will hold their monthly meeting at 1:30 p.m. in Epsom Church. Please note the change in. date from the usual time, but it was necessary to allow members to at- tend the _Presbyterial Day Apart which Januar be held on . Tuesday, 13th at 9:30 a. m. in Union- - ville of Church. Remember - 25. cents calendars & baby bonnets for Thursday meeting. This Sunday, the U.C.W. will be in charge of the Church service to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of U.C.W. Service starts at 11:15a.m. 'and we would like to have all "members present, and past join the congregation at this time. 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Sunday evening was spent with Mrs. Phyllis Clarke in Uxbridge. = Mr. and Mrs. John Carre of Bridgenorth spent a few days over New Years with the Eric Carre family. On Saturday Eric, Denise and children were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wright and boys in Toronto and later called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe where they visited with other members of | -the family.- "had daughter Phyllis and husband Doug "organist at Harmony ... PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 6, 1987 -- 35 | Let's be thankful for our blessings bie for his resourcefulness! Hope he had a great New Year's party with his relatives while there! Arnold and Jean Williams; Nestleton, and daughter Janice of Edmonton, Alta., were Christmas guests with son Steve and Brenda « Williams and family of Blind River. - Mrs. Avelyn Williams, Nestleton, a lovely Christmas with Fallis and family of Bowmanville . a very enjoyable day! Carl and Dale Muirhead, Chad ~ - and Christa of Scugog Point, spent Christmas with her parents . Melvin and Alice Tapscott of Agin- court, and were guests with Carl's parents Orville and Grace Muirhead in Oshawa ... going in New Year's Eve and staying Overnight | for the festivities. Dale visited her grandpar ents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cowan, residents of Caressant Nursing Home in Lind- say, and found them in good health. She took along a tray of her popular homemade goodies for their enjoyment! Bill and Kay Ingram, Nestleton, . celebrated 36 happy years together on Dec. 30th and had a quiet celebra- tion dining at the Bonfire in Lindsay. Our heartiest congratulations! On Dec. 14, the Ingrams enjoyed a lovely Christmas pageant held at Harmony United Church in Oshawa, Bill's nephew, Ashton McMaster is a very im- pressive evening! George and Ella Bowers of Nestleton and son Earl, had a festive Christmas with all the famil home at various times, during fle holiday season. Nice to have daughter Dorothy and husband Ray Carson of Huntsville home for a ten day period. George and Ella and Ray and Dorothy were Christmas Eve guests with son Ralph and wife Cecile Bowers of Tyrone.. The following week ... Bea and Harry Lynch of Lindsay visited with the G. Bowers at their home. A very mean- ----ingful Christmas! MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES Country Ceramic Studio ui Workshops ~* Large Greenware Selection " All Supplies Available 7 Authorized Duncan Dealer - * Air Brushing . 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During the Christmas week they all went to Cullen Gardens to see the beautiful lights ... a most enjoyable experience! Fred and Mabel Daves "hosted" a get together for New Years ... for 'the family at their home Nestleton United Church On a beautiful, sunny, winter mor- ning, the first service for the New Year, Jan. 4th at 11:15 a.m. Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie were the friendly greeters at the door. With a very good: con- gregation in attendance, Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service ... with Carol Mairs ... the pianist. Scripture was taken from Deuteronomy 8: 1-10 & Matthew 25: 31-46, and the minister chose as his theme 'We Have Something To Share," ... a fine message for the New Year. The Sun- day School children enjoyed the minister's story 'before 'going to classes. Service closed with hymn, "New Beginnings." Benediction and the Three Fold Amen. District Executive Meet A meeting of Ontario South Distrieig, Women's Institute Ex- ecutive met on Dec. 30th at 1:30 p.m. at the lovely apartment of Jean Car- nochan in Port Perry. A small atten- dance due to many unforseen cir- cumstances! After a brief discus- sion re- various business items by a cup of tea was served by the hostess and a delightful visit followed. Caesarea Community Church. A very fine congregation on Sun- day, Jan. 4th, 11 a.m. at Caesarea Church. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford spoke on, "Where Do We Go From Here?! God created us. and. has. a. -- ~ claim on us. If we have goals in mind for 1987 let us seek God's guidance and help. Robert Heayn . gave the opening Prayer, Daniel Pugh Jr. read the Scripture, Genesis I: verse I, and Arden Maschke led the Responsive reading. Kathleen Tromans is holding the children's church each Sunday in the hall . Anne and Kathleen played. Best Wishes Our "warmest wishes" to two' beloved relatives in this family . who are in hospital. Jim Cawker, Manchester, in Wellesley Hospital in Toronto ... and Mrs. Alan (Eleanor) Cawker in Oshawa General Hospital. We "trust™ for each a good recovery soon. Nestleton Presbyterian Church With Rev. Fred Swann preaching on the first Sunday in the New Year .. the topic was quote: "God First, Front and Foremost - unquote. Psalm 121 and Scripture Genesis | and John I. The selection "Salvation in Christ' was read from the Living Faith. Joyce Taylor presided at the organ. The annual meeting was "planned for Sunday, Jan 25th, following the Church service and pot-luck luncheon. Congratulations Our congratulations to those ar- tistic folks who were winners in the Port Perry Star Christmas Lighting Contest. ALSO -- Chester's array of dazzling lights were fantastic again this year. He really lit Caesaréa up (Turn to'page 33)