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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 21,1993 - 17 Craft night at Caesarea Hall Sept. 28 pe ERAN. do a oa IIIT n, C bel Cawker tt ra a ma oN RCRA CRORE RT eT estlet te heya a a aa a a na ER ae United Church News by Gwen Malcolm At Nestleton United on Sun- day, Sept. 18, Rev. David Shear- man spoke on "Strange Wages" from Matthew 20:1-16. Scrip- ture Reader was Art Weir and pianist Carol Mairs. The choir sang "Jubilee" a lively number. The minister told the children a story about God's provision of food for all his creatures, before they went to their Sunday School classes. Next Sunday, Sept. 26, is U.C.W. Sunday with special speaker Jacqueline Va- neyk of Tyrone. She is a mem- ber of the Rural Life conference committee, representing Oshawa Presbytery. The United Church Beef Bar- becue held at the Community Centre on Sunday, Sept. 19 was a real success. Barbecued beef, vegetables and delicious home- made desserts were enjoyed by a goodly number of hungry pa- -trons. News Items Nestleton W.I. President Rike Wygerde and District Di- rector Gwen Malcolm attended a meeting at the home of Dis- trict President Margaret Ford at Solina on Monday. Plans were made for the Women's In- stitute: Fun Fair to be held in Nestleton Community Centre on Oct. 14 at 2 p.m. All ladies of the community are most wel- come to attend! The Honorable Eugene Whe- lan, former Federal Minister of Agriculture was an overnight guest of Glenn and Arlene Mal- colm. He proved to be a most in- teresting speaker at the Wednesday morning Coffee Hour in the Community Centre and the Lion's Club Banquet at Blackstock in the evening. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Cliff King of View Lake, who celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary on Saturday afternoon at the Nestleton Community Centre. North Nestleton was the scene of a car-truck collision on Thursday evening. Fortunately no one was seriously hurt. The sight of several fire trucks, am- bulances and police cruisers with all lights flashing was something new for the village. NOW AVAILABLE a Allen's Siding Products Limited Sales & Installation DOORS » WINDOWS » TROUGH ADDITIONS + SOLARIUMS Wood, Perma-Gard or Metal Clad finish * Superior energy efficiency * 10 Year Warranty against window seal failure, 2 years on all parts and labour. ocr Loewen Windows Committed to quality LINDSAY (705) 328-1402 (705) 878-2023 PORT PERRY (416) 965-3333 Reach Industrial Park - Regional Road 8 (1/4 mile east of No. 12) Rr Re gesareae DR anniversaries. : group held a bottle drive last Saturday and were very well pleased with the results. They wish to thank all who gave and those who participated. The first Cartwright Scout FREE ESTIMATES | Better health is wished for Betty Headon, Nestleton and Margaret France, Utica (for- merly Scugog Pt.). Both have been hospitalized recently. Sympathy of the Nestleton Community is extended to the family and friends of Murray Malcolm of Yelverton who died on Saturday. Services took place from Mackie Funeral Home, Lindsay on Monday, Sept. 20. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Anniversary by Winifred Davison The 148th anniversary of Nestleton Presbyterian Church was celebrated at 1la.m. ser- vice with Rev. Wm. Fairley in the pulpit. The Port Perry Sen- iors Choir provided special mu- sic for the occasion, with Mrs. Edna Beckett accompanying on the organ. The numbers were "Seek Ye First the Kingdom of Good", "He Keeps Me Singing" and "Wonderful Grace of Je- sus". Joyce Taylor was organist for the hymns and ushers were John Macrae and Barney McCabe. The Sunday School pupils stayed in the church for the service. Beautiful mums graced the chancel in memory of Richard Davison and Arnold Taylor. : The responsive reading was Psalm 24, and scripture read- ings were from Exodus 163 and John 6. Rev. Fairley spoke on "Hu- man Desire and Divine Will", pointing out that God leads His people through the years, from the time of the falling of the mana, to the present time - our physical and spiritual needs are met. We should give thanks to God, and let the King of Glo- ry into our lives. A bountiful luncheon fol- lowed the service, and apprecia- tion to all expressed. by Albert Putsey This week there is little news, no births, weddings or elderly birthdays or wedding Seeing I have little to write about, let's go off on a tangent with me. I went into my favor- ite automotive and general sup- ply store the other day and needed some material and ad- vice so I looked for my favorite salesperson called David. He's a young lad who's full of exuber- ance, interested in you and knows the complete line of all products. "Oh, he's back at school", they informed me. "He only works here during the summer and at weekends." One weekend in the same store, I stood before a teenage cashier and during the time my order was being rung up, she was busy in coversation with a second party about a dance. Ob- viously, she had received no business training. I spoke a week or so ago about two young people de- stroying the new basketball backboards in the park and walking off down Putsey Drive. Young Ralph McQuade has tak- en it upon himself to replace these broken units with ply- wood painted several times and with the red stripe around it you can't tell them from factory manufactured units. Our Cartwright youth coun- cil last spring raised one thou- sand dollars for playground equipment. Last week was Ter- ry Fox week and we all know the great legacy he left with us. Why is it we have such a great youth group coming along with such interest in our society and have these strays bent on de- stroying and disruption? To this youth helpful group I can only say, stay in school and specialize, for this period we are going through is a time of. credit correction. When times were good, the banks and trust. companies were too generous with credit. The good book states we are to live on 70 per cent of our salaries, retain 20 per cent for that seventh year which could be a crop failure and tithe 10 per cent. » Computerized Bookkeeper Services * Integrated Financial System Records * All Business Transactions * Provides Accurate/Timely Reports * Reasonable Rates * 18 Yrs Experience * Free Pick-up & Delivery CALL AND SAVE THOSE STEEP ACCOUNTING FEES 985-7108 Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Since 1945 in our industrial nation, we have gone through periods like this and the longer good times prevail the more se- vere the correction years are. New hope is at our doorstep with the Canadian dollar being down, it's better for exports. The stock market is up, show- ing signs of faith in our compa- nies, but is due to a correction. Our growth national product is DAYCARE Saturday, October 2 9:00am to 12:00 noon GM GOODWRENCH SERVICE PLUS Get Into Shape TUNE UPS & EMISSION SERVICE from SHMILDAEY CLOTHING & | FILLOWEEN COSINE SALE hb UTICA COMMUNITY 14251 Marsh Hill Rd., Uxbridge * 985-8783 up. So. through a slow process, Firefighters, don't forget your Association meeting this Sunday. Only two weeks away for the Hospital Auxiliary's fall fair and luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Port Perry Latcham Cen- tre, Saturday, Oct. 2. Don't forget Tuesday, Sept. 28, Craft Night begins at the Caesarea Community Hall. Here's Your Opportunity to Tidy Your Closet & Share Your "Experienced" Child's Clothing with others! ; Donations of Clothing & Costumes J Accepted Monday, Sept. 27 - Friday Oct. 1 at the Daycare. 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