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Scugog Community Care celebrated the opening of their new offices at 175 North Street, in the Triport Building, last Friday afternoon with many people dropping by to see the new loca- tion. Mrs. Connie Glass, (centre) was one of those dropping by in the afternoon and she is seen Communi ty Care celebrates here with (left) Community Care chairperson Marjorie Preston and Community Care co- ordinator Elizabeth Fulford. The event was also used to celebrate the 9th Anniversary of the ser- vice to Port Perry and area residents. LOSE WEIGHT ... SHIRLEY SHIRLEY F. Oshawa Lost 54 Ibs. a... 983-98 3 3 FOR A FREE NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION HOURS Monday & Thursday 830 to 1 30 PM Tuesday & Friday 130 10630 PM The Affordable Weght Loss Centre and look great this summer! is getting ready Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker ee « Gearing Up For The Cancer Campaign With campaign chairperson Doris Tavlor of Port Perry at the helm, the Township of Scugog volunteers are getting ready for a great fun- draiser during the month of April In rural areas, the entire month is needed due to folks not home from winter vacations early in the month - also - road conditions are a factor. The people of each community are urged to support this important -cayse. The "key' phrase for a volunteer for the Cancer Society is "to care." The fight against this dreaded disease is everbody's fight - S0 - join the crusade against Cancer - your best investment for health and happiness. : .. This past Monday, our hardwork- ing campaign chairperson Doris had a luncheon for the captains at noon - a good time to have a visit - compare notes - over a cup of tea or coffee and pick up their Kits for the 1987 campaign .A most enjoyable evening. Daffodil Day is scheduled for Fri- day, April 3rd. these lovely spring flowers will be for sale all around the Port Perry area on that date. They will cost $3 a bunch (ten daf- fodils), and Doris Taylor's home on Lilla Street will be the head- quarters. (More information later as we move closer to the annual Drive for funds). Irish Theme for Nestleton UCW The afternoon Unit of Nestleton UCW met at the farm home of Mabel Cawker on March 17th with a good attendance, and everyone wearing a "'bit of green" in honour of St. Patrick's Day. Leader Jean Williams presided and the meeting was opened by a hymn with Gwen Malcolm at the organ. After a Spring reading ... the hostess gave the Devotional with thoughts re- the Lenten Season bas- ed on the book of Revelations. Lent' has been associated over the years . C \3 Nutriton - CENTR Tuesday, March 31st 238 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 10AM to 4 PM = Spend some free time at our Open House and get a chance at free time in a Field Boss 185. o ma Open House Special Recewve a cate good for S300 off the purchase of selected White Farm row Crop tractors cert B&W FARM SERVICE HWY. 7 & 12 4.miles south of Sunderiand ALLIED PROTECTS OORORETON with self-denial, self-discipline and the development of ones spiritual life- thus- preparing us to be refresh. ed for the Easter celebration We have to put our Faith into ac- tion and our Prayers into words. She closed 'with a favourite old Irish Prayer. A hymn was sung ._ follow- ed by a reading by Marion Hall en- titled, "The Irish" and a **Seasonal Interlude' about Spring, by Leona Sadler. ng For the programme, members were very pleased to have Helen Campbell with us, to tell of her delightful trip to Portugal, return. ing home just recenjly. She gave members a real insight into the many interesting features of Por- tugal. A period of relaxation for + Helen. We felt a tinge of envy when she finished her fascinating talk' Eleven members replied to the Roll Call **A favourite green vegetable for St. Patrick's Day din- ner. Many diverse answers of in- terest were given. During the business portion ap- peals were received from the Hospital Auxiliary for support re- the Spring Fair to be held in Lat- cham Centre. April 15, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Home baking, crafts, dona- tions. etc. would 'be gratefully received. Also- an invitation from the Blackstock UCW to attend their Easter Parade Fashion Show on Sat. April 4th, 1:30 p.. and 7 p.m. Notify Margaret Mountjoy before March 28th re- the number atten- ding. Phone 9864737. Thank you notes were received and a card was signed for Clara Nesbitt who is still in Riverdale Hospital. Leader Jean briefed members on important items of the Oshawa Presbyterial held March 10th. The general UCW meeting will be held in the church "on April ist with the evening UCW in charge, 7:30 p.m. The hostess had a humorous guessing contest- won by Gwen Malcolm- a bar of Irish Spring soap. After closing, a St. Patrick's lunch -was served by the hostess assisted by Jean Williams and Helen Vine. Appreciation was voiced by Helen. Get Well Our thoughts and pravers go out to Clara Nesbitt on Bowmanville. who is presently a patient in River- dale Hospital. Toronto. Clara is a former Nestleton girl and we extend a "host of good wishes" for better health soon. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Fred Swann conducted the service at 11 a.m. with Joyce Taylor presiding at the organ. Psalm 16 was read and the section on Baptism was read in unison from the ""Liv- ing Faith." Scripture was taken from Ephesians Ch. 2. The minister continued on the theme of "Living in a Christian Minority Society" and led a discussion period in which the congregation expressed their views. On Sun. April 5th, the hour of service will change to 10 a.m. with the start of davhight saving this vear Family News March Break visitors with Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm were their daughter Bonnie Bilton and family. of Lyndhurst. Everyone en- Joved Thursday in the Sugar Bush with: David. Joanna & family At "noon. Glenn. Arlene & girls joined in for a feast of pancakes and fresh maple syrup. Ennis & Laina & fami Iv spent Thursday evening with the family. Bor.ie also enjoyed a visit . with sister Gail. in Port Perry coco fluro topage 15). ..... ..- Cancer campaign