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\ A grand present Pat Wilson, right, store manager of Eaton's in Oshawa, presented Dave Muir, chairman of the Community Memorial Hospital Board, with a cheque for $1,000 on Wednesday. The honey will be used for the hospital's x-ray department. Planning Council meet The Scugog Social Planning Coun- cil was established in 1974 to facilitate Community Care struc- ture in Scugog, which would benefit those in areas of need. We are one of over 60 Council in Ontario. Our past involvement has dealt with 25 concerns including Com- munity Care Coalition housing. Handi-Transit, Family Counselling. Hostels, Home for Battered Women. Mental Health to mention only a few. Any individual or organization may join with a membership fee. An organization is welcome to have two Karz © voting representatives. Guests are always welcome. At present, the Council meets the last Monday every other month with a hot luncheon at the Port Perry United Church, followed by varied programs. - The next meeting will be Mon. March 30th at the Port Perry United with hot luncheon at 12 noon for $5. The guest speaker will be Sue Flet- cl.er, Ex. Director of Oshawa and Whitby, Child Care Survey for the Region. If you would like to attend in time for lunch, please call 985-7732. & BARE SHOP (From page 14) The Sam Cawkers were supper guests with John & Marion Hall of Port Perry just recently and en- joved the occasion very much. A good friend and neighbour, Irma Welts visited at the farm with Sam & Mabel on Wed. afternoon. We had an interesting visit over a cup of cof fee. Trust Irma will soon feel much better. Glad to see Ralph, Diane and Jacob this past week from Toronto and Se arbor: ough area. Nestleton v nited Church On a beautiful sunny morning, a fair congregation at Nestleton United. Greeting at the door were Rev. Hughes & Danny. Rev. Dale Davis opened the service and in- troduced Elaine Barber, whe is to be commissioned this spring into the Ministry. She had served as a stu- dent minister on our charge during 1984-85. Her children's story was about 'The Diviner" seeking water. Her sermon, "The Water of Life" was challenging. Jean Williams was the Reader. Special music, 'No Tears in Heaven' was sung unaccompanied by Gloria & Jennifer Scott, Janice, Claire & Leslie MacKenzie. A delightful ad- dition to the worship service. District Board Meeting Sixteen members of Ontario South District attended the Board meeting held at the lovely home of Laurel Hamer, Brooklin. All branches within the District were represented. District President of the Womer's Institute, Mrs. Alva Thompson chaired the meeting with several items of business dealt with. "The District Annual will be held in Brooklin United Church on May 21st. Memorial names are to be sent to Mrs. Bessie Cosway, Box 501, Brooklin LOB 1G0.® C aesarea Community Church On Sunday, March 22, 11am. saw a good congregation at Caesarea Church. Dan Pugh Sr. took the ser- vice using as his message "Who's In OLD CUT CENTRE LOCATIONS CHOOSE FROM Kurz Virginia Ham Kurz Polish Sausage Breakfast Bacon | Farmers Sausages (Bratwurst) FROM OUR BAKE SHOP - White or Brown Bread Onion Buns 3/1.99 iw 11.59 180 Queen St. - Port Perry PHONE 985-2818 5 Points Mall - Oshawa PHONE 725-3834 ee -------------------- 118 Brock SLN. - Whitby PHONE 668-9931 ow PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 24, 1987 -- 15 Charge?' theme- When we feel full of revenge toward someone whom we believe has treated us badly we wonder- where is God? He is always with us . and gives us the power through our Faith in Him, to do good. God's will be done by us. God 1s in-charge! The responsive reading led by Arden Maschke and Scripture réad by Dan Pugh Jr. A solo by Bob Heayn "My Father Watches Over Me" was beautifully sung. Music by Kathy Waits & Anne Maschke B: "le study every Sunday at 10 a m More Nestleton news Our prayers are with Rev, Dr Crawford who has had health pro blems. We trust for renewed health and a safe return home soon Caesarea Fuchre First prize- Shirley Mills 79 Second: Glenn Dean 77. Low- Anne Harran 51. Lunch by Irene Train ind Gerry Taylor. Next Wed. again or a fun night. Keep in mind the Caesarea Spring dance this coming Saturday might, March 28th, $8 couple, $5 single <4 Short Term Deposits Higher Interest on Your Investments 614% 30 - 89 DAYS | Interest Paid at Maturity Min. Deposit $5.000 Specual rates aio av other amounts All rates shown subject 0 change without notice RATES SHOWN PrR ANNUM 7% 30 - 89 DAYS Interest Paid at Maturity. Min. 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