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Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Public Speaking Contest Results Blackstock & District Lions Club public speaking contest held on Wed. night in the old Town Hall in Blackstock proved interesting and the winners were: Grades 6-7-8 - 1st prize winner was Mike Pashley ...speaking on "My Three Sisters." 2nd prize winner was Tanya Mappin...speaking on "Fashion." The youngsters did well and the capable judges were Joyce Kelly, Jessie Gunter and Gwenyth Thompson. Family Activities The MacKenzie sisters of Nestleton, are to be con- gratulated...Claire was crowned the Heart Queen at the Cart- wright High School Dance on Saturday night, Feb. 20 - and Leslie did well at the Sunderland Lions Club Musical Festival this past week - winning 3rd place in her vocal solo - 3rd in her Flute solo and the Blackstock Central Public School Band which Leslie plays in, came 3rd in thejr class as well. Ralph & Leona Sadler of Nestleton, spent an interesting week at their daughter Gloria & Ian Scott's home recently at Cor- byville, while the Scotts attended the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies (fairs) held at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Mrs. Aenne VanderHeul and Mrs. Winnifred Davison of Nestleton, have returned after a- four week vacation at Daytona Beach Shores, Florida. Trust nephew James Cawker of Manchester, had a fine birthday celebration on this past Monday, Feb. 29. James was a Leap Year baby and turned 20 years of age Feb. 29 -- But -- officially he celebrated his 5th birthday! Anyway - hope he had a great day! Marlene Bannister & Roy Fit- zgerald of Peterborough, and Mother Neta Fish had a lovely dinner at Conway Place, Port Perry, on Monday evening. Delighted to have Alan & Eleanor Cawker and grand- daughter Andrea of Oshawa, for tea on Saturday. Mrs. Neta Fish, Nestleton, was a luncheon guest with Sam & Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Road, on Thursday at noon - so pleased to see Neta - a good friend! A birthday dinner "hosted" by the family was held for Ella Bowers of Nestleton, who celebrated her birthday on Satur- day, Feb. 27, at the Gate Restaurant in Port Perry Plaza. Husband George was able to at- tend. Our very warmest wishes for many more to a good friend! We trust John Hall of Williams Point & Port Perry is on the way to a good recovery since having surgery this past Thursday, in Oshawa Hospital. We are all thinking about you daily, John, and you are in our Prayers at night. Keep smiling -- it surely helps! Nestleton United Church A good attendance at Nestleton United on a pleasant winter Sun- day morning. Greeting at the door were Arthur & Barb Weir & fami- ly. The story for the S.S. children was that God is constantly molding us as a potter molds a clay pot. We learn from our mistakes. We develop character as we grow in years. For this Youth Service we were privileg- ed to have David Weir play his trumpet solo for which he placed first at the recent Sunderland Festival. Rev. Davis spoke on '""The Real You," based on Romans 9: 14-24. A letter from Moderator Dr. Anne Squires was read. Service closed with the rousing song, "We're the People -of. God."" Gwen Malcolm at the organ. The March meeting of the UCW will be held on Tuesday, March 8 - 1:30 p.m. at the home of Gwen Malcolm in Nestleton. A good at- tendance is hoped for. Caesarea Community Church A very good attendance for Sun- day morning at 11 a.m. service. Rev. Rudy Heezen preached on John 13: 17 - the passage where Jesus is giving a lesson on "Humility" washing the feet of his Deciples...setting an example for others to follow. Arden Maschke led the responsive reading and Rev. Dr. Crawford 1 Vo Sn 0 1 i : o --e = 'SUNDANCE Glass Studio | * Stained Glass Supplies | * Stained Glass Windows, Lamps, Gift Items * Classes starting -- OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY -- 110 BROCK ST. N. | WHITBY 430-1727 WALLPAPER WONDERS PORT PERRY PLAZA -- 985-0509 30% Off all Book Orders took the opening Prayer. Penny Stone conducted the children's Church. Anne Maschke was the able pianist. Next Sunday - Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Notice: The Nestleton Women's Institute will meet this Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. W. Davison - at 1:30 p.m. Try to attend! Nestleton UCW Afternoon Unit Meets in February The meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Emerson, of Nestleton. As members were welcomed to this unique home they were pleasant- ly greeted by many works of Art that the members of this talented family have created. Leader Jean Williams welcom- ed everyone and voiced her ap- preciation to Anne Emerson for inviting members of the UCW in- to her home. Jean read a poem entitled 'Life is a Treasure." As it was close to Valentines Day Jean explained that the "roll call" should be a poem or story based on Love. As Anne was presenting the devotional as well as the pro- gramme Jean then turned the meeting over to her. The first two verses of hymn, "Love Divine, All Love Excell- ing"...were sung...then the Scrip- ture reading was from 1st Corin- thians - Chapter 13. Anne gave a very sincere and thoughtful devo- tion based on Love conveying the thought that if we haven't love we haven't much of anything...especially so if we don't love God. The second hymn was "Thine Forever Godl of Love." Music for the hymns was supplied on tape by Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. The devotional was closed with Prayer. Anne then began her pro- gramme...using as her topic "highlights" of a trip she had to Guatemala...a few years ago. She presented a very informative talk on the Culture of the country showing a lovely piece of Tapestry depicting the Quetzal bird which is the national bird of Guatemala. She explained that the children learn to weave the beautiful tapestry at a very ear- ly age as some of them are getting quite adept by the time they are five years old. . Two picture albums were pass- ed around to coincide with what she was telling the members so it made it easier to understand. There were pictures of houses, churches and the terrain of the country. There were lakes, beaches and several pictures of the different kind of markets which Anne enjoyed very much. It was Easter when they were there which is the most religious of all the holidays for the people of Guatemala. The girls and women scrub themselves thoroughly especially their hair which must be silky and very shiny. MR. 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They make pottery there too...but it is made by hand and is fired by building a real live fire around the object. Anne car- ried one of these pots all the way home...and that's literally. In taxis, through Airports and on the plane as well...and the ladies had the pleasure of admiring it all through her talk. Leader Jean Williams thanked Anne for her delightful indepth talk of this very interesting coun- try. A short business period was carried out...then joining hands all repeated the Mizpah Benedic- v vi 25 ve Now you can get the extra meas in total swine performance pigs/sow/ year 2.6 feed conversion 160 days to market 105 index Vf 2.5 litters/sow)/ year See your Shur-Gain Service Centre for more information today! tion, to close the meeting. The social time was enhanced by freshly brewed coffee, sand- wiches and squares as they all sat around the cosy fireplace. Neta Fish thanked-the hostess Anne for opeming her home, and June Stevenson for the delicious lunch on behalf of the Group. A very meaningful afternoon! Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular morning service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church was conducted at 11 a.m. by Rev. D. Kemble...retired minister from Peterborough. The organist was Mrs. Shirley Scott. Psalm 98 was read responsively and Scrip- ture passage Jeremiah 23 and St. Luke. The sermon wgs based on the text -- "Heaven and earth shall pass away - but the word of God shall never pass away." Some worthwhile thoughts on...""What is this world coming to?" An expression of sympathy was extended to Rev. & Mrs. Swann on the passing of Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Swann's mother - last week. Rev. Swann is still recuperating from heart surgery and hopes to be returning in the spring. € Port Perry Feeds Ltd. 40 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry - 985-7363 H & M Wright Feed Co. Ltd. 14 Scugog Street, Blackstock - 986-4201 Brooklin Flour Mills Ltd. 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