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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 16 1991 - 23 W.1I. selling "Friendly Household Hints"books Thanksgiving Thoughts: Trust each and every one had a wonderful Thanksgiving with family and friends -- a tradi- tional holiday. A beautiful sea- son of the year.. the explosion of color of different hues in woods and hills.. the red and gold leaves turning cartwheels on the lawn in the wind.. then the birds flying south. There is a hint of sadness in these Octo- ber days. One realizes it can't last, so now is the time to take a brisk walk, see the gorgeous colors and enjoy the autumn air -- most refreshing -- the best medicine one can get. Try it! Thanksgiving News Marion Hall, Wms Point, hosted Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday for her family; son Bill (wife Loraine had to work) and boys Christopher and Michael of Ajax, and son Robert and Carolyn Hall, Rachael and Re- becca of Castle Harbour Heights, Port Perry. A beauti- ful meal and a wonderful visit before returning home. Roy and Doris Nottingham, Caesarea, son Gary and Mar- git Nottingham, Raglan, had a . lovely Thanksgiving celebra- tion at son Paul and Beth Not- tingham's on Sunday at Sun- derland. On Saturday evening, Roy and Doris had a festive Thanksgiving dinner at. Greg. and Nancy Nottingham Reid's home at Seagrave. Lawrence and Gwen Mal- colm, Nestleton, hosted their family for Thanksgiving din- ner on Sunday, with 26 family members present. Several birthdays were celebrated. Son Barry of Simcoe was a Friday overnight guest following a To- ronto seminar. Edgar and Anne Emerson, Nestleton, had 30 present for a festive Thanksgiving celebra- tion. One family -- friends of Edgar and Anne -- have been coming for 33 years. A very special get-together! Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Pt. Rd., enjoyed the Thanksgiving dinner hosted by .Alan and Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa, on Sunday evening. Twenty-six guests sat down to ------------------ EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY, ONT. LIL 189 (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL . INSURANCE NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 8:00 0 1 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST 91/2 %- 5 Year Annual Vx Rates Subject to Change without Notice. this sumptuous meal; a festive party for all present. Belated best wishes to Roy and Mildred Hope of Black- stock, who celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary in Prince Albert Hall! A very fine picture in the Port Perry Star to top it off! Nestleton WI Meets The October meeting of Nes- tleton Women's Institute was held at the lovely home of Dor- is Nottingham, Caesarea, on Oct. 2 at 1:30 p.m. Rika Wygerde, president, opened with the Ode and Col- lect, and welcomed the mem- bers and one visitor. A poem was read, "God's Reason." Sec- retary-Treasurer Neta Fish read the minutes of the Sep- tember meeting and gave the financial report. Members are busy selling copies of the "Friendly House- hold Hints" book. Curator Gwen Malcolm reported that the microfilm of the Tweed- smuir Histories are to be pre- sented to the Scugog Shores Museum on a permanent loan basis. A cheque was sent to the Port Perry Nursing Home Dream-Fund to help with ex- penses of their trip next spring. Dis. Director Gwen reported re: the Executive meeting held _at-the home of the Dis. Presi- dent Mrs. Cathcart's home, Kendal, when plans were made for the Fun Fair on Oct. 24 at Hampton United Church Hall from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Members will make donations to bake ta- ble, country store, draw and tea room, and Nestleton's part of the program was planned. Many letters were read; from Farm Women's Confer- ence in London, Royal Winter Fair Women's Day, Adult Course -- "Decor-Accent" -- in Lindsay, and Dis. Executive meeting at Mrs. Cathcart's on March 2 to prepare slate of offi- 3: Ss | Seafood & Steak House 1180 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa 436-9333 or 436-8065 Open 7 Days a Week cers for Dis. Annual. A card was signed for Helen Robinson and book to Laurie Wells with card enclosed, via her parents Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, who are going to New Zealand soon. Rika gave the motto "I am Special" and the roll call "an example of a craft I enjoyed" was well answered. A demon- stration of weaving was given by Rika and a contest was won by Doris Nottingham and Gla- dys King. President Rika will be the delegate to the fall convention, Nov. 13 and 14 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Meeting closed and lunch was served by Doris, Winnifred and Neta. A decorated cake marking Nestleton Women's Institute 1906-1991, part of the 85th year's celebration, was enjoyed, courtesy of Win- nifred. Gladys King ably ex- pressed the appreciation to the hostess and those who had a part. Community Church On Sunday, Oct. 13, 11 a.m. the service at the Community Church was well attended. It was conducted by Rev. W.H. Crawford, who preached on a Thanksgiving theme, entitled "The Great Provider", text tak- en from 1Kings 1: 13. Kathy Watts was at the or- gan. Services- will continue each Sunday at 11 a.m. Nestleton Presbyterian Rev. Wm Fairley conducted the 11 a.m. service with Joyce Taylor the organist on Thanks- giving Sunday. Responsive reading was Psalm 90. The children's story was from Eze- kiel, stressing that God is eve- rywhere. Scripture lessons were Gene- sis 3: 8-19 and St. Mark 10: 17- 30. Rev. Fairley's Thanksgiv- ing message recommended that we should give thanks -- not only for material things, but also that we have been giv- en courage and faith to live through our sorrows and prob- lems! The Sacrament of Holy Com- munion was celebrated. No service next Sunday, as it is Ballyduff's anniversary church Banquet Facilities Available EVERYDAY DINNER SPECIALS « Roast Prime Beef (Can. Grade A) « New York Steak & Shrimp « Fresh Seafood Plate Any Special for only $9.99 SEND or RECEIVE o Letters Invoices ® News Releases © o Real Estate Transactions © e Any kind of important documents © ANYWHERE WORLDWIDE - ALL DAY/NIGHT SERVICE PORT PERRY STAR - OFFICE CENTRE 188 MARY STREET - PHONE 985-7383 PORT PERRY, ONT. FAX (416) 985-3708 service. Everyone welcome. Nestleton United Church On Thanksgiving Sunday, Oct. 13 at 11 a.m., an excellent congregation was on hand for this special day, with many visitors present. Ralph Sadler was the friendly greeter at the door. The church was attrac- tively decorated in keeping with the season. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service presenting a stron message re: "Rejoicing in Har Times" with scripture from Joel 2: 21-27 and Matthew 6: 25-33, read by Jennifer Ar- buckle. Then, as part of the sermon on "Sharing", several members presented a drama which illustrated the sermon well! The Junior Choir sang two numbers -- led by Joanna Mal- colm and accompanied by Ka- tie Mairs on her keyboard. The regular choir sang "My Trib- ute" by Andrae Crouch, with Gwen Malcolm at the organ. The choir presented Gwen with a beautiful sheaf of flow- ers, as this was her last official Sunday as organist! The offering was gathered by Art Weir and Arn Williams and the service closed with Benediction and Three-Fold Amen. Nestleton Anniversary will be held Oct. 27 with Rev. John Hill the guest speaker. Special music has been planned! 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