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x A er A ho a did" SS Ce we RTS 10-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 22, 1979 Nestleton, Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker An Unforgettable Trip Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caes- area, and Mrs. Marie Boden- eistel of Guelph, have recent- ly returned home from a most enjoyable trip to West- ern Canada. They visited many places of interest, the exciting Calgary stampede, especially the evening per- formance. Jasper was an- other point of interest, and the Ice Fields. The highlight was the trip up the mountain. The scenery throughout their travels was magnificent. LTE RTE TT OT TTT ROOFING & ZHU URES EU URTR ERD EUR ATRIENII CARPENTRY We specialize in Alcan Siding, Soffit, Fascia and Eavestrough. FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL: Jim Grills 416-579-5353 All Canada Construction Why take more lessons than you need? Learn everything about driving in less time with the professionals at: LUKE'S DRIVING SCHOOL BARRY LUKE Phone: 985-8382 or (705)786-2242 While in the West they stayed with Marie Bodeneis- tel's daughter Joanne and husband Paul Cote in Spring- bank near Calgary and Jo- anne and Paul outdid them- selves to give Minnie and Marie a tour of the beautiful scenic spots. Western Cana- da is a paradise for tourists. "Welcome" home Minnie, we have missed you. North Nestleton United Church On Sunday morning a smaller attendance than us- ual at the Service. While members were fewer in number due to many activit- ies quite a few visitors were present and welcomed warmly by Rev. Victor Par- sons as well as the Church members. Mr. Parson's message was based on "Christian Stature' a most inspiring sermon leaving the congregation with much food for thought. Pleased to have Janet Parsons, the ministers eldest daughter presiding at the organ in a most efficient manner. Ushers were Mr. Grahame Fish and Mr. Victor Mal- colm. Church Service next Sun- day will be held at the usual time 11:15a.m. and a cordial welcome awaits anyone within the area who would Uxbridge ACCENTS OFF ALL S7e:mieresy TOWELS IN STOCK (With this Ad) UPTO 25% > ESOC Gu Ppt oe, a H.M.S. FIELDCREST ACCENTS AUGUST 23-24 - 25 ... where you find the FINISHING TOUCHES for your home! ~~ 8 BROCK STREET WEST, UXBRIDGE 852-7904 like to attend. Family Reunion On Sunday the Van Nest family picnic was held at the beautiful home of Gary Van Nest in Toronto. Attending from Nestleton were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm, Heath- er and Alison, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm and Gail, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mal- Bcolm of Flint Michigan, and Mr. Barry Malcolm of Sim- coe. Approximately 60 attended. Family News of Interest Mr. and Mrs. David Mal- colm, Nestleton, are pleased to welcome Joshua John a wee brother for Kingsley Lawrence. Very best wishes from the folks within the area. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm and family of Nestleton were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm of Flint Michigan, U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Freer Orillia, were Wednesday and overnight guests with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson of Nestleton. Ruth's brother Jim Johnston, Peterborough and Dr. and Mrs. Jack Mar- low from Dundas were also visiting during the week with Ruth and Grant Thompson. Mrs. Ruth Tetman, Toron- to spent a couple of weeks recently with her mother, Mrs. Lawrence Cooledge, Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris and girls, Seeley's Bay were Tuesday afternoon and overnight guests with Mrs. Cooledge. Mrs. Florence Thompson, Toronto who has' been visit- ing her sister Mrs. Cooledge, - was accompanied by the Morris family to her home on Wednesday. The two sisters Mrs. Cooledge and Mrs. Thompson spent several days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Les Manley (nee Wanda Cooledge) and Jenni- fer in Peterborough. Pleased to report a mark- ed improvement in Mr. Bruce Heaslips were Mrs. W.G. Bowles, Port Perry, and Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea. August 10th Bruce and Olive were after- noon and evening guests of nephew Mr. and Mrs. Lionel McKeown and boys of Wood- ville. August 12th, another enjoyable visit when nephew Mr. and Mrs. Norman Irvine Bowmanville were evening dinner guests. August 16th Bruce and Olive invited his room mate from the Nursing Home for dinner at their home in Nestleton. Very Warmest Wishes to Bruce-- keep up the good work! Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Kenny, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fish and Lisa, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corby, Paul and Doug and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jacob, Veanna and Rhonda all of Blackstock, were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish over the weekend the occasion being Rhonda's 4th birthday party. A very happy year is wished to little Rhonda. Denise and Ernie Ward of Toronto have moved to Caes- area recently. Denise is the daughter of Mrs. Irene Train and a sincere welcome to this young couple from the area. We trust they will be happy in their new home. Caesarea Euchre Results of last weeks card party:1st prize-Grant Bright 2nd-Irma Watson, 3rd-Allie Lee. A better attendance this past week. When fall rolls around folks will feel more like an interesting game of Euchre. Keep the date in mind. Wednesday evenings at the Centre - 8p.m. Bring along a few friends for an evening of fun and fellow- ship. Best Wishes for continued good health to Mrs. Ralph Sadler who is feeling much better and has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers are coming along splendidly and daughter Dorothy Chapman is back with them for a few days, but will be returning home be- fore school commences as Dorothy is School Librarian in New Liskeard and teaches part time as well. Deepest sympathy is ex- tended to Mrs. Winnie Davi- son of Nestleton, and her family in the sudden death of her husband Richard. Dick as he was known to all was interested in Church and community and he will be greatly missed by the many friends and neighbours in the village of Nestleton and the surrounding area. Visiting at the Cawker farm during the week: Arth- ur and Carroll Cawker of Sault Ste. Marie, Alan and Eleanor Cawker and Chrisite Grant and Merna Cawker, Curtis and Cathy, and Shir- ley Logan all of Oshawa, Vera Capstick, Lindsay, Robert and Madeline Cawk- er Scugog Island, Ed. Will- iams and May Reynolds of Nestleton. Give me a call 'with the news items for next week. Phone 986-4715. Your corres- pondent would like to put Nestleon and Caesarea area on the map with interesting meaningful news that every- one would like to read. You will make my day if you just try for that goal! What about it? "I THINK FRISEY IS DUE FOR A TRANSFER." 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