The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

~o JUL on DE 2a. A $ "A Family Tradition for 126 Years" F PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 5, 1993 - 13 The New Year The New Year is a trustful chap.. he comes a - knocking at my door.. and dumps his lug- gage in my lap.. and sits him down serene and sure. His gifts and duties.. chances.. dreams.. their nature only time can tell.. but New Year makes a bow and beams.. most confident we'll use them well. It sort of arms us for the strife.. and puts new brawn and breath in me.. to welcome to my house of life.. a fellow with so much faith in me. (author unknown) Caesarea News Our sincere thanks to Co- rinne Wood and her committee, along with the help of the fire department. We are hoping to have a good skating rink in Put- sey Community Park within the week providing the weather- man co-operates with us. Christmas trees can be placed in the snow banks around the rink. Caesarea Community Hall Dance A splendid crowd attended the New Year's Eve Dance to say good - bye to 1992 and usher in the New Year 1993. One in attendance came forth and spoke of the great strides the committee has taken in paint- ing the hall inside, replacing a defective outside door, making and installing drapes and blinds, plus the installation of electric heaters and tracing cables in the washroom areas to reduce heating cost. Everyone gave the committee a great hand, and thanked them for their efforts. The dance was en- joyed by all present. A fine way to end the old year! * Families In The News A most enjoyable evening din- ner was hosted by Alan and El- eanor Cawker of Oshawa for the New Year celebration with 23 farhily members present. Daughter, Christie and Andrew Birnie were unable to attend due to other commitments. The highlight of the evening was a presentation to Alan Cawker who won the family _ golf championship for the sec-~ ond year in a row, held each year at Thanksgiving. He is also the Senior Champion of the Winchester Golf Club this year. Son Scott made the presenta- tion. Daughter-in-law Joanne, an artist, painted a beautiful likeness of Alan, in water color, getting set to take the swing at the club. Very nice indeed! Con- gratulations! Mrs. Neta Fish, Cadmus Rd., and Mabel Cawker, Nestleton, had a delightful visit with Marg Cornish at her home in Port- Perry, and guest Alice Thomas, Oshawa, catching up on the news of families, over the tea cups. Neta had tea with friend Ila Walters of Lindsay on Satur- day. Later she enjoyed dinner with daughter Audrey and Jim Leishman and family of Reabo- ro. Pleased to see Diane Riccio and son Jake of Scarborough on Saturday evening at the farm- stead and a pleasant hour of so- ciability was enjoyed before they left for home. Nestleton United Church With Wilma Wotten and fam- ily greeters at the door, a small Birthday wishes Crowd u Welcomes 1993 congregation due to the wintry weather on Sunday, Jan."3 at 11:16 a.m. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service on Epiphany Sun- day, opening with the call to worship. The choir sang a "Ca- lypso arol" with Katie Mairs playing her keyboard and Carol Mairs directing. Very interest- ing! The minister's message enti- tled "What Did You Get For Christmas" based on Matthew and Isaiah read by David Weir. Arthur and David Weir col- lected the offering and the Dox- ology was sung. Carol Mairs was the pianist. Service closed with hymn "God Who Gives To Life It's Goodness," Benediction and Christmas Auld Lang Syne was sung. The prevalent flu is on the rounds; we trust those who are ill will be better real soon. Our very best wishes! Seag rave News by Anh Sohaifon Hope everyone enjoyed the holiday season, both Christmas and New Year. We certainly have had our share of all types of weather. Down here in Robin- glade it has been great to see all the kids out skating on the river and generally enjoying the sur- roundings. We've certainly had lots of visitors via snowmobile, four-wheeler, etc. Nice to see everyone enjoying the winter. Back to school (and work for some of us) tomorrow. Please lets keep our eyes open for all the little ones waiting for the big yellow bus!! Get well wishes to Mr. Fred Puckrin who is home recuperat- ing from his surgery. Hope to Thinking of Redecorating? Get your home, furniture, or office designed ultra-modern or with antique finishes that will compliment any decor. Multi-facet company. Free Estimates. Custom Design Painting "The only limits are o~ your imagination." Becky Rid 985-0389 see you out and about soon Fred. Get well wishes also to Mr. Cyril White who is in the Oshawa Hospital. Also, glad to see Michael Cooke is feeling bet- ter now after a bout of chicken POX. Happy birthday wishes to Don Beabock, Fred Nobbs, Mable Hurst, Logan Snider, Carrie Hargrave, Ryan Puckrin and Patricia Wray and last, but certainly not least in my books, our son Bill who celebrated his birthday on New Year's Eve. Happy belated birthday wishes to Mark Sturman and Mrs. Stanley Venner. Seagrave Church News Sunday was the Service of the Covenant and also Communion Sunday when David Shepherd chose for his sermon "Wise Wor- ship." The choir sang an an- them 'Spirit, Spirit of Gentle- ness." George Hill gave the Sunday School theme "To Celebrate God's Epiphany to all Nations." This coming Wednesday, Jan. 6, there is a Sunday School meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the church. We are requesting that all parents please attend. The U.C.W. meeting's new time will be this Wednesday, Jan. 6, at 1:30 p.m. at\ Louel a Kennedy's home. Pleasg bring your annual reports and the roll call will be the New Year's Reso- lution. Welcome home to Howard and Deborah Colston and fami- ly who enjoyed a Christmas vis- it out west. January is the month that the Mariposa Ladies Group meet with the Robinglade La- dies Group at the Seagrave Church, hopefully the last Wednesday of January for a light aerobic workout and diet goodies and beverages to follow. More details next week. That's it for this week. For news items next week, please call Kim Blakely at 985-4662. IVA DGVV/IINITIER ISI EE IVAVIES -- Tune-Ups -- +3 cylinders. 49.50 *4 cylindera.cecccsscseses 39.50 *6 cylinder .cccsccesese 79.50 *8 cylinder.ccuucees. 99.50 Our Complete Troubleshooting Tune-up Includes: v/ installing sperk plugs « adjusting timing and belts v checking distributor cap, spark plug wires & carburetor linkage checking cooling system, hoses, PCV valve, air & fuel fiter. "NOTE: on fuel injected vehicles an extra $16.50 will be charged for replacing fuel filters. 10% OFF ALL PARTS Remember: An out-of-tune engine is harder to start and uses more fuel. The expen choice. Get a complete "physical" for your car. N a great investment in scifety. Our 563 point inspection should be done once a year. It costs just $35.00. Preventative care is the best kind of care. So it makes sense to have our GM-trained technicians go over your car from: bumper to bumper. These prices are in effect for the month of January 1993 (upon presentation of this advertisement), for GM cars and light duty trucks. Offer does not apply with other discounts. - SERVICE HOURS: 8am to 5pm Mon. - Fri. ---- The expert choice. PELE PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry Soles 085-847 GM 985-8514 Leasing Parts 985-2716