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he Se, SEE + rAd WEEE Sa 22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 5, 1999 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" Please welcome Joyce Taylor, the new correspondent for Nestleton Blue Ray Chapter On Sept. 17, Blue Ray Chapter O.E.S. installed their officers for the year 1999-2000, called "The Galaxy of the Stars Year. All offices were filled and duly installed by Lynda Clements and Fred Alton. Many members from other chapters attended as well as relatives of the new Worthy Matron, Betty Short. She will be assisted by Worthy Patron, Peter Miles. The lower hall was decorated in blue and gold balloons accented by stars and rainbows for the delicious luncheon convened by Marguerite Mitchell. Good luck to all officers and members as they work together for benevolent pur- poses. Don't forget the Court Whist Party at the Masonic Hall on Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Anniversary The 154th Anniversary was cele- brated on Sept. 26 at 11 a.m. with a good attendance. The choir "A Touch of Country" provided special music open- ing with "Where the Spirit of the Lord is" and later sang "O Lord Most Holy" and "No Man is an Island" with Carol Edgar as accompanist. Rev. Fairley continued his stories of the miracles of Jesus. He brought an inspirational message with an anniver- sary theme. Flowers were in memory of Howard Lee, Richard Davison and Arnold Taylor. The choir closed the ser- vice with "Go Now in Peace." A bountiful lunch was served in the lower hall. Next Sunday, Oct. 10 will be the Thanksgiving Service. It was a pleasure to visit with former Nestleton residents, Barney and Dorothy McCabe, and Shirley and Alison Scott on the weekend. Cartwright High School students will be asking for pledges for their Terry Fox Run on Oct. 7. Please help the students in this worthwhile cause. Please call Joyce Taylor at 986-4514 with submissions for the Nestleton news. Got a great story idea? You can call The Star at 985-7383 'or email us : port.perry.star@sympatico.ca For Super Deals & Great Service Come see Diane Richardson or Brian Norrish There's some mischief going on in the Caesarea area By Albert Putsey Caesarea News Caesarea Christian Fellowship You are cordially invit- ed to attend a Thanksgiving evening ser- vice this Wednesday, Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Caesarea Community Hall. Come join your friends and neighbours in this evening of singing the Thanksgiving favourites plus scripture reading. Enjoy the friendship peri- od that follows along with refreshments with your friends and neighbours. Everyone welcome to attend. Is it yours? Last week I wrote about my volunteers who came out on a tree planting exercise. Wednesday I drove down to inspect them to make sure none had blown over with the wind we had and what did 23 Years Service I see? Six of the plastic sleeves we put around the trees main stem to prevent mice from eating the bark had been taken. This weekend some one dug up about three of the bumperettes near the sign in Putsey Park and took them away. They were put around the park years ago to discourage people from driving over the park property with motorized machines. Pine Ridge Garden Club Don't forget this Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Nestleton Hall is the gar- den club meeting. The main topic of this meeting is Dugold Cameson who will give a slide presentation and talk on rare bulbs. Monthly competition is "Horn of Plenty" a cornu- copia using fresh materi- als. No accessories allowed. Everyone welcome to attend. Caesarea Hall Board Next euchre night is Wednesday, Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. at the hall. Try and bring a friend or neigh- bour along to make more friendship and competi- tion. (Errors occur when we have five Wednesdays in a month). Susan Soper and Ric Hawes I'm a little late in this report but I just heard about it the other day. Susan gave birth to a bouncing baby boy, Aug. 29 and his name is Ric. Our congratulations to Susan and Ric. Blackstock Lions Don't forget this Wednesday is ladies night. See you all there. The one liner for this time of the year What a gardener needs 1s a cast iron back with a hinge in it. [_ SCUGOG FINANCIAL _| NYO 14% (0 SN (OF e Annual Rates eo CHEVROLET BUICK ale RRSP _ OLDSMOBILE PONTIAG GMC 1 YEAR........ een 5.10% eens 5.00% CADILLAC GMC TRUCK 2YEAR................ 555%....... 5.55% } % A -- Srnagsy No i 3YEAR................ 5.80%....... 5.80% | 1¢8000263-2000 1+877+852-3357 (ies: 905-985-899 a 4 YEAR................ 5.90%....... 5.90% ! or 905-433-7351 5YEAR................ 6.00%........ 6.00% 2 YEAR CASHABLE 5.00% 1.000 MINIMUM AFTER 120 DAYS Rates subject to change without notice Serving Scugog For Over 15 Years 250 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-3832 (next to Shoppers Drug Mart) Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program Ontario's youth Rising to the Challenge TR PORT PERRY LU DENTAL CENTRE * Dr. J. Cottrell «Dr. J. Hardy «Dr. L. Gideon * Dr. C. Banfield «Dr. L. Poranganel «Dr. H. Dewar * Dr. T. King (Orthodontist) Dr. T. Mcintyre (Periodontist) --Today's Smile... The trouble with owning a home is that no Nominations are now being accepted for the 1999 Awards Program There are young people in our community who have risen to the challenge. If you know a young person, aged 6 to 18, who is involved in worthwhile community service; a special person who is contributing while living with a limitation; a youth who has performed an act of heroism; or a 'good kid' who shows a commitment to making life better for others, doing more than is normally expected of someone their age -- help us recognize their contribution -- nominate them today! matter where you sit, you're looking at something you should be doing Nominations will be accepted until October 31, 1999. 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