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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Honeydale W.I. to meet Feb. a RM SE SS A { Nestleton, Caesarea bes : by Mabel Cawker Ai A, Nestleton Presbyterian Church News With an average attendance, the service at Nestleton Presbyterian Church was conducted by Rev. Wm. Fairley with Joyce Taylor in charge of the music. The book of the Bible for the children this week was Mark - se- cond book of the New Testament. The responsive Psalm was 71 and Scripture from Jeramiah I and 1st Corinthians. In the sermon, Rev. Fairley spoke of everyone being an individual - yet one of an interlock- ing group. We should remember the teaching of our parents and stay true to our principles, doing everything with love. Joyce Taylor donated some books to start a Lending Library for the church. Our appreciation to Joyce. Church Annual Meeting Following the pot luck luncheon, the annual meeting of the congrega- tion assembled at 1 p.m. with Rev. Wm. Fairley as chairman. Minutes of the 1991 annual were adopted and old business brought up to date. Reports have been printed in booklet form by Joyce Taylor, and all reports adopted. Members of the Board of Managers were renewed for three years - two years and one year term. Secretary-treasurer Dorothy McCabe was thanked for her work. The yearly donation was voted to the Presbyterian Sharing. An ex- ecutive committee was named for the Historical data for the 150th An- niversary in three years time. Organist Joyce Taylor - assistant - Shirley Scott - to continue. Repairs and improvement referred to the Board of Managers attention! Nestleton United Church A brisk, bright Sunday morning, Feb. 2, 11:15 a.m. brought an average congregation to the Nestleton United, with Joanna Malcolm and family warmly welcoming the worshippers at the door. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service opening with the Approach and Call to Worship. In the choir a quintet sang '"To Be God's People" with Karen Yellowlees at the piano. The minister based his message on "Are You A Crocus..Or A Rose?' "It takes courage to love and follow God' from Scripture Jeremiah 1:4 - 10 and Luke 4: 20-30 with John Waters the reader. The Sacrament of The Lord's Sup- per was administered, and the minister was assisted by Clerk of Session Richard MacKenzie and Board of Steward member Ina Davis. The Lord's Prayer was sung by all - and the choir sang 'Take Our Bread." Neta Fish and Barbara Weir gathered the offering, and the ser- vice closed with hymn 'On This Day Of Sharing" by Stanley L. Osborne 1907, followed by Commission - Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Our very best wishes to those fine folk in hospital from the Blackstock- Nestleton charge. Trust for better health soon - our prayers are with you! Notice: The Afternoon Unit of the Nestleton UCW will meet at the home of Barbara Weir on Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 1:30 p.m. Roll Call: A card for a shut-in, stamp included. Family News Of Interest Our best wishes to a good friend Margaret Cornish, who has been a patient in Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital for some time. We are thinking of you Marg. and hope for good health soon. Keep your chin up! The Sam Cawkers were very pleased to have son Arthur and Car- roll Cawker of Sudbury over the weekend. They arrived Sunday around 9 a.m...had noon luncheon with us...and a good afternoon of reminiscing and visiting...before taking off for Kitchener, to see son SRR A A A RR as Bryan and Trish Cawker and baby Dylan...before heading for home on Monday...a round trip to be sure! Well! The groundhog didn't see his shadow in this neck of the woods on Sunday, Feb. 2....so we shall look forward to spring in record time! winter does to us! Notice: Honeydale Women's In- stitute will meet this coming Thurs- day, at 2 p.m. in the Anglican van Camp Contracting. Ltd. of Port Perry recently honored employee Roy Freeman (centre) for his hard work and dedication to the company over the past 35 years. Company president Glenn Van Camp (left) and general manager Bill Van Camp presented Mr. Freeman with a gold Church Hall... president Mrs. Clara Warren at the helm! Try to be on hand...as it sounds most interesting! PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 4, 1992 - 21 etest what old man watch and cake at a recent dinner party held in his honor. 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