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14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 11, 1979 Nestleton, Caesarea by Mabel Cawker Nestleton Women's Institute The Nestleton Women's Institute met in the Community Centre on Wed. April 4th at 1:30 p.m. The president Mrs. George Heaslip opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect and read "An Old Irish Bles- sing." Secretary Mrs. M. Firlit read the Minutes, Financial Report and Correspondence. During the business period a donation was 'made to the Hospital Auxiliary in Port Perry. Mrs. J. Wygerde brought a report from the District Directors meeting regarding the District Annual on May 9th at Maple Qil Painting. "THE SCHOOL OF CREATIVITY Ontario LOB 1P0 REGISTER NOW FOR CLASSES MONDAYS - Poetry Writing, Gourmet Cooking, TUESDAYS - Mixed Media WEDNESDAYS - Photography Seminars THURSDAYS - A Look at Herbs, Tapestry Weaving SATURDAYS - Calligraphy (Beautiful Lettering), Water Colours, Drawing Water Colours FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION CALL: 985-7115, 985-2381 or 985-8001 Grove. Members were reminded of the Plant Auction at our May meeting. Members are to each bring a visitor. Roll Call was payment of dues. Our Annual Meeting followed the regular busi- ness. Most encouraging reports were given by all Conveners, President and Public Relations Officer showing an excellent year. It was decided to carry on through the summer months and withdraw January and February meetings as this had worked out well this past year. Mrs. Grant Thompson thanked the retiring presi- dent and other Officers for their faithful efforts. 350 Simcoe St., Prince Albert, J ECA TE OVER 1200 DEALERS IN NORTH AMERICA LIFETIME GUARANTEE (FULL LIFETIME WA PAN on the muftler. tailpipe exhaust pipe and labor! ($e) FeTR le} ole Heal \ you own your car) MORGAN'S GARAGE = 23 Brock Street West, Uxbridge, Ontario PHONE: 852-3092 Mrs. W. Jackson presided very capably for the election of Officers. The Nestleton W.I. Officers for 1979-80 are: Past President - Mrs. George - Heaslip; President - Mrs. W. Bolan; 1st Vice President - Mrs. L. Malcolm; 2nd Vice President - Mrs. D. Frew; Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. M. Firlit; Assistant- Mrs. L. Malcolm; District Director - Mrs. J. Wygerde; Alternate - Mrs. L. Malcolm; Public Relations - Mrs. L.. Malcolm; Branch Directors - Mrs. W. Jackson, Mrs. M. Fisher; Curator - Mrs. J. Wygerde. Standings Committee Conveners are: Agriculture and Canadian Industries - Mrs. H. McLaughlin; Education and Cultural Affairs - Mrs. F. Dayes; Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. D. Frew; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs. A. Beacock. Also included in the con- veners are Resolutions - Miss Gail Malcolm; Audi- tors - Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Mrs. G. Thompson; Sun- shine Committee - Mrs. G. Bowers, Mrs. L. Malcolm, - Mrs. A. Earnshaw; Social Committee - Mrs. F. Dayes, Mrs. J. Wygerde; Pianist - Mrs. L. Malcolm. Members '- are invited to meet at the home of Mrs. L. Malcolm on April 18th at 2 p.m to plan programs for the coming year. The meeting adjourned after O Canada! and the Institute Grace. A social hour followed after which Mrs. J. Wygerde expressed appreciation to the president . and officers for the efforts during the past year. Caesarea Euchre Club Although the weather was stormy Wed. evening last for the weekly card party, quite a number braved the elements. Winners were as follows: 1st prize - Betty Ringham; 2nd prize - Olive Frayer; 3rd prize - Eva MacDonald. The Ladies Auxiliary are planning a '"Special" Easter Euchre for next week. These enthused members make community life more enjoy- able - no hum-drum exis- tence for Caesarea folks and those who are interested enough to attend from a distance. The only draw- back is the weather-man - he just won't co-operate. Hope- fully next Wednesday eve. will be a fine night with a splendid attendance. You may be sure a warm wel- come awaits you. "Best Wishes" for good ~ The Summer Sensation. Ready-to-grow colorful bulbs do wonderful things for summer gardens There's an enormous variety for sale now MASTER FEEDS PORT PERRY - ONTARIO PHONE: 985-2131 Dr. lan Wilson, of Cobourg, is the Liberal party candidate for Durham- Northumberland, and he made his first venture into Scugog with a little ""main- streeting" in Port Perry last Thursday afternoon. Dr. Wilson, who received the party nomination for this riding more than a year ago, feels that there is an inter- locking between the issues of national unity and the economy. His campaign headquarters has been set up in Port Hope, and there are plans to establish a committee room in Port Perry. health are extended to Mr. Orm Hyland, Mrs. Edith Hyland and Mrs. K. Pant- schuk, Nestleton who are in the Hospital. North Nestleton Church At the Sunday morning Service Rev. Victor Parsons used Scripture Luke 19 Verses 28-40. Sermon entit- led "Royal Welcome". Holy Communion was observed. Miss Laurel Vine favoured with an Easter solo accom- panying herself on the Guitar. The offering was taken by Mr. Grahame Fish and Mr. Norm Mairs. Community Shower - A community shower was held Monday evening for Cathy Hart, at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hart, Nestleton. "Very Best Wishes' to Cathy and her fiance Mr. Raynor Welts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Welts of Nestleton. April Fest '79 - a sell out! The April Fest 79 and Authentic German night sponsored by the Nestleton Area Recreation Club held Saturday evening last at the Community Centre was a tremendous success. Special German Cuisine was prepared and served by the Donauschwaven Park German Club. The Ump-pah Band directed by Karl Schultz was excellent. A Cabaret Show under the direction of Diane Lackie, featured highlights of the Cabaret Show to be held later this Spring at Town Hall 1873. Pine Ridge Garden Club The Pot Luck Supper held at the Nestleton Community Centre, April 3rd was well attended and quite success- ful. A film on Plant propoga- tion proved most interesting. Next meeting will be held May 1st at the Centre featur- ing a Mini Garden Show. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris of Seeleys Bay, were Saturday overnight guests of her mother Mrs. Beatrice Cooledge, Nestleton, and attended the German Fest 79. After visiting her husband Bruce at the Nursing Home on Saturday, Mrs. Bruce Heaslip stayed over Satur- day night and Sunday with Mrs. Alvin Bruce and daugh- ter Marge of R.R.4, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Berwin Adams, Oshawa, celebrated their 35th Wedding Anniver- sary in Columbus Hall Satur- day night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred -~Dayes, Nestleton accompanied by their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andrews, Prince Albert attended this special event and enjoyed the evening immensely. We extend "best wishes" to Ida and Berwin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gin and daughter Lydia Simp- son, Nestleton, were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes. Mr. Orval McKee of Calgary, Alberta called on the Dayes Sunday afternoon. A pleasant visit ensued as Orval was an old neighbour of Fred and Mabel when they first were married, living on the McKee line. a Mr. Grahame Fish atten- ded a Farm Tile Draining Course held at Guelph University this past week returning home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Leishman, Michael and Jamie of Reaboro, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bannister, Keith Karen, Calvin, and Vicki of Lindsay were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fish in honour of Grandson Keith's birth- day. Belated "Wishes" to Keith on his big day. Lulled into a sense of false tranquility by the early spell of fine spring weather, no one was prepared for old man winter's final fling in the form of last Friday's severe storm. 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