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\ 12- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 6, 1998 _ x "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Films will highlight meeting at community hall Thursday The big news this week is a meeting Thursday, Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Caesarea Hall. Films will be shown of the building of Hoover Dam and also the Blue Water Bridge at Sarnia, Canada to Port Huron U.S.A. We enjoyed the last presentation we had about the early days in Caesarea and trust we will see you folks from Nestleton, Blackstock and surround- ing areas. Admission is free but afterwards when we are having refreshments a 50/50 draw will be held sponsored by Caesarea Ratepayers Association. The funds will be used to improve our section of Cartwright. Caesarea Hall Board The New Year's Eve party was a great success with all tickets sold, over PORT PERRY STAR CROSSWORD i ai LT WORT © 15 18 22 25 | 28 33 |34 [35 36 37 38 39 |40 41 42 |43 45 48 49 51 [52 53 58 59 62 63 65 66 67 ACROSS 46. Accolade 22. Dijon waterway Y. The Twitch! 48. 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Nippon (Cary Grant film) 50. Wale 33. tree (2 wds)) 3. Within reach 81. Cour INSUIBACE 36. Maxwell and 4. Seafowl 52. Humerus's neighbor Lanchester 5. Trials 54, Certain tide 38. Cry of surprise 6. Folklore giants 55. Balthazar and his 39. Surrey racetrack 7. Bird's bill "pals locale 8. Well-___ (rich) 56. "I'm 41. Clever 9. More strange "(Fabian hi ) abian hit) (2 wds. 42. Opposite of 10. Island goose 57. hr A aon emaciated 11. No-see-um ; 59. Agricultural loan gp. 44. It begins on Ash 13. Earth: Fr. 61. Send flowers and Wednesday 14. Montand or Saint | candy, e.g 45. Bud's bantering Laurent tr buddy 21. Notable time Port Perry Star Crossword Sponsored By gE | | i PORT PERRY . EB? auto glass & trim ui, NAS yo FREE MOBILE SERVICE WINDSHIELD | FORREPLACEMENT SEVER ROR VT) | Arona SEER I 1575 Hwy. 7A « Port Perry Ins companies. Serving Port , Undoridge ro J sp hpi urance and 5 ty SUE (WSR (USN GENS GUNN NEN SUSE) SND SET) GNU) SUNN GUND SUN) GNND NN) (HED GUO) SEN GN GNSS Sw Albert Putsey 20 prizes given out plus 30 calendars. Everyone had a great time. Thank you hall board members for your time and effort in making it possible to cele- brate the new year's birth in our community. Don Putsey I'm glad to report my brother Don was able to get away to Woodstock, Ontario over the new year's holiday to visit his oldest son Bob, daughter- in-law Wendy and grand- children. He's very happy with his few days away. Skidoos and Car Parking It was mentioned to me about the skidoos and four wheel vehicles racing around the park. There are signs erected stating this is defiant of a Scugog bylaw. So look out, you'll eventually be stopped and ticketed for this offense. This causes ruts in the lawn. I might add about park- ing on the road allowances especially during the win- ter months. Ask the people on Center Lane and Angle St. about that. It interferes with snow plowing so you can expect a ticket for that if that's where you park. Auto Accident Our deepest sympathy is extended to Douglas McGavin and family on the loss of his wife Susan Treiber and mother-in- law Stella Treiber due to an auto accident on Hwy. 57 Christmas Eve. Sincerely trust Mr. and Mrs. Larry Squires will be home from the hospital soon. They were in the sec- ond car. Saying of the Week 'It's bad enough when walls are thin And quarrels are over- heard But even worse to have this din And not catch every word Joke of the Week A woman stood inside the front door, her arms full of coats. Four small children scurried around her. Her husband, coming down the stairs, asked why she was standing there. "Here," she said, hand- ing him the coats. "This time you put the children into their coats, and I'll go and honk the horn." Back to routine after the holiday rest PRESCHOOL PARTNERS WINTER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS BY BRENDA CARTER Port Perry United Church January 5 - February 23/98 (8 weeks) Monday 9 - 12am, Tues.9-120r12-3 or 9-3,0orWed. 9-12. Ages 2-1/2 to 5 years of age (must be toilet trained) $11.00 per class min. 8 classes) FREE - 1 class with every new registration A chance for them to socialize with children their own age. Lear to follow routines as well as having fun making crafts, singing, painting etc. BRENDA CARTER By Linda Arbuckle Nestleton United Church On Sunday, Jan. 4 Epiphany the first Sunday of the new year the greeters were the Yellowlees family. Dennis Yellowlees was the scrip- ture reader. Claire and Jennifer Notman sang "Love Grows Here," for the congregation. Karen Yellowlees was the organ- ist for the service. Rev. David Shearman's sermon was titled "On the Road Again." There were no Sunday School classes or choir this Sunday. A Memorial Service for Rev. Jack Hill will be held on Sunday, Jan. 11 at the Columbus United Church at 2 p.m. The Annual Meeting for the Nestleton United Our Customers DIGI Lol U) (oT gTe fe] For Our Service alge fc lelele nr] 5) Diane Richardson Mobile: 905-404-5254 I3 yrs. Sales Experience CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GEO 852-2331 1+800263+2000 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCK 8522357 1480047572004 Willi Uxbricle Brian Norrish Home: 905-985-8997 Mobile: 905-433-735 | 21 yrs. Sales Experience 10 YEARS Dl Church will be held on Sunday, Feb. 1 after the service. Presbyterian Church In spite of icy roads, an average attendance met in Nestleton Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. Rev. Wm. Fairley was minister and Joyce Taylor was organist. Ushers were Harvey Mills and Oliver Rohrer, and Shirley Mills taught the Sunday School. Responsive Psalm was #72, and scripture read- ings were from Isaiah 60: 1-6; and Matthew 2: 1-12. The Biblical name was "Herod," for the talk to the Sunday School. 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