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mR AC i 5 Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Thanksgiving is over and we trust all had a truly meaningful day with family and friends around the festive dinner table. October is a month of quiet beau- ty..a picture month..with the an- nual splendor ot Autumn colours all about us! Let us be thankful..with grateful hearts for our many riches..and give a thought to those not as fortunate! Nestleton Presbyterian Church Rev. Fred Swann conducted the 10 a.m. service in a most attrac- tive Thanksgiving setting, which had been arranged by Dorothy McCabe. Joyce Taylor at the organ, played the traditional hymns of Thanksgiving. The responsive Psalm was 65 and the Scripture II Corinthians, Ch. 9. The Sunday School was held while the service was in progress. Rev. Swann reminded the members to express thanks to God for all His gifts; to others around us; and 'Thanks Be To God For His Wondrous Gift." Ser- vice next Sunday will be held at 10 a.m. with David Faulkner in * charge. Mrs. McCabe was thank- ed for the artistic Thanksgiving arrangement. - The October meeting of the Ladies Aid was announced for Oct. 13th at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Norma Wolfe, 440 Kent St., Port Perry. | With quite a number of worship- .pers present for the special Nestleton United Thanksgiving Service, Oct. 9, at 11:15 a.m. the friendly greeters at the door were Ina Davis and fami- ly. The service opened with the call to worship..then sang the ra- diant hymn, 'All things bright and beautiful" - an English tradi- tional melody! The Sunday School choir sang 'A Thank You Song"', with Betty Headon leading the group and accompanying on the piano. Our minister Rev. D. Davis used for his message "Linus Blankets' based on Genesis and Matthew..read by Chuck Hill. An interesting story was told to the young fry much to their enjoy- ment, by the minister. During the offertory..the ladies choir sang '""My Tribute" with Shirley Jackson taking the solo part. Gwen Malcolm at the organ. Ser- vice closed with hymn, "Give thanks, my soul, for harvest'. U.C.W. service next Sunday - Mavis Brodie guest speaker. Family Thanksgiving Celebrations Don and Norma Frew of Nestleton, hosted their family for the Thanksgiving festivities on Sunday, and those on hand were: David and Leah Frew, Dwayne and friend Nadine Hamilton of Oshawa, Andrew and Richard, Gary and Nancy Edgar, Erin, Ryan and Andrea, Ernie and Valerie Ellis, Tanya and Troy, Alan and Judy Frew; Diane and Ilene, and Virginia Frew and friend Shawna Mahoney from Prince Edward Island. A great family get-to-gether! :. ° Roy and Doris Notti ingham of Caesarea, were Satur cy Nottingham : 'Reid of Sunderland. On Sunday, . they were Thanksgiving guests with Ralph and Diane Nottingham of Epsom, and on Monday Roy and Doris were spending the day with Jack and Karel Nottingham at Pickeral Point! A great many festivities! So nice to be with members of the family over the holiday! UCW to meet on October 12 Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Prince Albert U.C.W. will meet on Wed., Oct. 12 in the United Church basement. Please bring an extra $1.00 for roll call. And please get your ticket for the beef supper on Oct. 23, at 5 and 6:30. Just call Shirley Hunter at 985-3819. Marie Carnegie and Helen Jewell enjoyed a Plus Bus trip to Toronto on Wed., Oct. 5, they din- ed at the C.N. Tower, one of the many activities of the day. Fourteen tables of euchre were filled on Thurs. evening at the , Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high was Mary Cannon, second came Doris Redman and Ruby Bryant got low. The men, well that is something else to be desired, very poor showing - high was Mary 'Williamson, second was Rachel Harper and Harry Hill stood at the bottom. Draw prizes went to Dorothy Edwards and Bernice Loudfoot. The Jones farm out on Simcoe St. S., has been a hive of activity for a week now, Mrs. Joan Kalber and. her daughter Sarah of Lon- don, England have been visiting the Jones. Then Andrea, sister Judy Craven from Maryland LOOKING FOR Rh PLACE TO RDUERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? "LOOK HERE... WHERE THE CONSUMER LOOKS THE PORT PERRY, STAR - PHONE 985-7383 came for Thanksgiving weekend. On Sunday Andrea served the whole gang dinner plus her 3 sons and their girls and her two granddaughters. Happy Birthday to Diana Brough and Robert Brooks, they both celebrated on Monday, Oct. 10 and belated wishes to Melissa Pereman who was another year on October 6. Les and Grace Beacock spent Thanksgiving weekend with her sister Laverene and Mary Devitt in Oshawa. They were treated to a play at the Little Theatre call- ed Brighton Beach Memoirs. Garth and Sue Brooks from Gores Landing enjoyed dinner on Monday with Mom, Hazel Brooks. On Sunday Hazel had Garth, Leslie and Daryl help her lick the platter clean. Recently Hazel spent a few days in Willowdale visiting Dorothy Hargrave. Then she spent 4 more days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ross Broomer at Isl- ington. That lady sure gets around. Please phone Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. y evening guests with Greg Reid and Nan- - Sunday guests with Mrs. Neta Fish, Blackstock, for the Thanksgiving Day celebration in- cluded Jim and Audrey Leishman and family of Reaboro, and Calvin and Yvonne Holland and family of Blackstock..a special day for all! On Monday, Oct. 3rd, - Marlene Bannister and friend, Roy Fitzgerald, Peterborough,, and Neta Fish dined at Haugen's Chicken Barbecue...as they were unable to attend the Thanksgiving festivities with the family at Neta's home. Robert and Carol Mairs, Steven and Katie, of Nestleton, "hosted"' the Thanksgiving Day festivities for the family. Those present were: Norm and Bernice Mairs, Janetville, Allan Mairs, Ux- bridge, and Diane Slute and Julie of Prince Albert. They also celebrated two birthdays..Ber- nice Mairs big day was Wed., Oct. 5th, and Steven's, Friday, Oct. 7th. Our "very best wishes" to the celebrants! Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, Nestleton, welcomed a number of their family for the Thanksgiving weekend. A nice visit was enjoyed! On Sunday evening, Alan and Eleanor Cawker "hosted' the. traditional Thanksgiving dinner for the family at their spacious, home in Oshawa. Those enjoying the. festivities were: Andy and 'Anné Cawker and family, Mike . and Gisela and family, Scott and . Joanne Cawker and family, Christie and friend Andrew: Birney, all of Oshawa, and Mark and Cindy Cawker of Courtice and Sam and Mabel Cawker of Scugog i ds Jane Wild. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday. Octaber 12.1968. -- 33 Point Rd. Dan and Lea Kitchen and family were celebrating with his family. Commencing at 9 a.m. the an- nual Cawker family Golf Tourna- ment was played..and Scott was the champion for the second con- secutive year..SO...another Pla- que will be placed on the family shield! Our congratulations! Caesarea Euchre At the weekly euchre party on Wednesday evening in Caesarea Centre..the high score was taken by Norman Rohrer with 85. Com- ing in second was Eva Mac- Donald with 79. A tie for third place..June Cooper and Sharon Smith each held 53. A delicious lunch was served by Dorothy Wall. The Caesarea Ladies Auxiliary Bazaar will be held on Saturday, November 19..from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Centre! More informa- tion as we move nearer to the date! Thinking Of You Very best wishes to the follow- ing United Church folks from the Nestleton area - all in the Port Perry Hospital: John Hall, George Bowers, and May Reynolds. Trust you'll all be feel- ing better soon! We think of you daily! More Thanksgiving News Henry and Effa Stainton of Williams Point, had a festive Thanksgiving. Dinner. at their - daughter Lynn and Doug Lloyd's - | Thanksgiving truly a time to be grateful 'home' 'in Whitby, over the. weekend. A birthday was celebrated as: well...their daughter Julie was celebrating her birthday. Warmest wishes to ha (Lt to R) Ruth Corley, Joe Cummings, Gayle Greenslade, Ron Marshall, We'll be there. 705-324- NEWS CELY 910 Keeping Conti Ontario informed! Julie on her Big aay. Russell and Edda Bowman of St. Christopher, were pre- Thanksgiving Dinner guests with the Sam Cawkers on Friday even- ing at the farmstead! A good visit was enjoyed! Many students were home for the holiday weekend..and those 1 talked to..were enthused and en- joying their university courses. Best wishes to them as they persevere in their studies! Poise is the art of raising the eyebrows instead of the roof! Mr. and Mrs. Celso Raffin are pleased to announce that their son, Lodi Lodovico, has graduated from Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology in Electronic Techniques.