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"A Family Tradition for 133 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 26, 1999 - 23 | ing this weekend. The There'll be plenty of fun to be had St. John's Church will host their at the Caesarea Halloween party Fall Roast Beef Dinner on Nov. 6 Caesarea Hall Halloween is com- Caesarea Hall Board will be staging their annual dance this com- ing Saturday, Oct. 30§ at 8 p.m. For tickets} | call 986-1570. You can be assured of a great} evening of entertain-§ ment with friendship, good food, and lots of surprises. Everyone welcome. Blackstock Lions Club We had a great turnout last Wednesday night at the Rec. Centre in Blackstock for our Farmers Night. The is in session in Ottawa. Alex's wife Carol Shepherd, expressed a message on behalf of the federal government. Mayor Doug Moffatt expressed a word of thanks to the Lions on behalf of Scugog Council. It was a great night. Blackstock Nursery School They are staging a dance on Nov. 6 in support of the school activities. The Endless Summer Beach Band is coming so a good time should be enjoyed by everyone. Price is $25 per couple or $15 per single. For tickets call 986- 4585 or 986-0907. - Lake Scugog Historical Society This Thursday, Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. ELECTRICAL a meeting will be held at St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry. The guest speaker will be Alan McGillivary on the subject of "Fun with Genealogy." Everyone welcome. We are all very sorry to hear Mavis Brodie is not S- well and won't be with us for a period of time. Pine Ridge Garden Club Don't forget this meeting is in the afternoon, Tuesday, Nov. 2 at 1:30 p.m. at Nestleton Hall. Material needed will be milk weed pads, chestnuts, glue Caesarea, died this past week at Lakeridge Health, Oshawa at the age of 89. Our sincere condolences to the family. : John James We were also sorry to hear of the passing of John James, formerly of the Bowmanville Statesman, who covered our Regatta here in Caesarea for a number of years. Our sincere condo- lences to the families. Saying of the Week You used to put your kids to sleep with bed time stories. Now they come in at your bed time and tell you stories that keep you awake all night. of NEWSPAPER #8 SURVEY SAYS IT ALL! By Colin Beal Sunday, Oct. 24 was a rather special day at St. John's. Since Father Hugh and several of the men of the parish were attending a weekend conference at Geneva Park we were without a priest, half the tenors and basses of the choir and several of the congregation. Without Hugh, there would be no Eucharist but we did have a Sunday ser- vice and Morning Prayer. Ruth Welham-Umphrey conducted the service, Jenny Beal preached, the with birthday greetings. On Saturday, Nov. 6 St, John's will host the annual Fall Roast Beef Dinner. There will be three sit- tings (4:30; 6 and 7 p.m.). Tickets are available from members of the congrega- tion. This is always a happy community event and we hope you plan to attend. Thefollowing evening, Sunday, Nov. 7, the choirs of the Cartwright Churches will gather at St. John's for the annual All Saints Ecumenical BUSINESS | I Directory Phone 985-7383 ® Fax 985-3708 Evensong. This service features the choirs of all the local churches who sing music from their own traditions as they join in worship. It really is a musical and spiritual treat. Following the service, refreshments will be served in the Parish Hall and the clergy, members of the choirs and members of the congregation of the five churches will enjoy a time of fellowship. This is another great community event and we do urge you to bethere. the Howard Johnson Hotel in Scarborough on Oct. 15 and 16 with the' theme "Partners for Success." Financial statements and correspondence were next. Mildred Reeds con- ducted an In Memoriam Service for members who had passed on in 1999. President Joan Folkard gave the Convention chair address, followed by the convenor reports. Ontario W.I. President Arthena Hecker, gave an informative address out- lining many things to come in the year 2000. Restructuring the board has reduced personnel from 32 to 11. The min- istry of health has allotted $229,000 for the W.I. branches to promote women's health programs throughout the province. The W.I. has partnered with Ontario Provincial Police to bring Phonebusters to the pub- lic. Phonebusters are ded- icated to educating the Canadian public about the dangers of telemar- keting. You will find their Hamilton. The Canadian FWIC conference is in Brandon, Manitoba from June 6 to 10 in the year 2000. Afternoon was full of very infermative and interesting workshops - self management; preser- vation of photographs and memorabilia; meeting smarts; foot clinic and knowledge is the best medicine. You had to choose one, and by all reports all were excellent. Evening entertainment was by subdivision 7. 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