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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 24, 1982 Ca i LPR: % LS LC) SAN LORRY EIE REALL. PERNT NE] RYO RY SOSA 8 ANE GLUE LR "4 Rhoda Strong [left] Catherine and Jim Delhaise look at one of the more than 100 paintings on display Friday evening at the Wagg Gallery in Port Perry. The paintings were all by local artists and the showing attracted more than 200 people. Over 200 attend art show Over 100 paintings by local artists went on display Friday evening at the first Art Show staged by the Wagg Gallery on Queen Street in Port Perry. And more that 200 people toured the gallery and were impressed by the quality of the work. Many of the paint- ings on display depicted scenes of Scugog Township and the surrounding area. Gallery operator Harold Wagg was delighted with the response by the public, so much so that he is now working on plans for a second show, likely to be held this summer during the Western Weekend festivities. The paintings on display were the work of some 14 local artists. 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Ivan and Rose Mairs of Lindsay were Sunday after- noon callers with Norman and Bernice Mairs of Nestle- ton. Supper guests with Norm and Bernice were Robert and Carol Mairs Steven and Katie of Nestlet- Steven and Katie of Nestle- ton and son Allan Mairs - who is home for the winter break from Jackson's Point. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bow- man and boys have moved to Port Perry. They will be 'missed from the North Nestleton Village. Glad to report Mr. M. Firlit of Janetville, is show- ing some improvement in the Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay. Nine members of Blue Ray Chapter attended the birth- day party of Sunbeam Chapter in Oshawa during the past week. Fred and Mabel Dayes, Nestleton, visited with her sisiter Verna Abernethy "of Bowmanville on Friday. Glad to hear Verna has company staying with her now, as she was finding it hard to manage on her own. Sister Frances Sutton of Orono was a guest of Fred and Mabel Dayes recently. Sunday luncheon guests with the Cawkers at the farmstead, Scugog Point Rd. were Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa: Andy and Anne Cawker, and charming small daughters, Valerie and Andrea were afternoon tea guests. ) ARP i) RA aA Nestleton, Caesarea Celebration Brenda Haines, Nestleton, Barbara Beacock and Ron Hewitt of Caesarea enjoyed dinner at Emiel's Rest- aurant in Port Perry recently - a little celebration to mark the completion of a Psychology Course taken at Durham College in Oshawa. Congratulations! Nestleton United Church On Sunday, March 21, with a good attendance Rev. John Smith used as his sermon topic for the 4th Sunday in Lent, 'The Lordship of Jesus -the Churcli"', a most mean- ingful message for the Lenten season. The minister told the children about the Organ and how important the different parts of the instrument were - even though very small - and brought out the point - of how -important small children are as well. In the choir a trio composed of - Bernice Mairs, Janice MacKenzie and Helen Vine sang "The Old Rugged Cross" - a general favourite of this season, coming up to Easter. Organist Gwen Malcolm led the choir in song. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sunday, March 21, worship service was held at the usual time 11 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann read Isaiah 53 and spoke on "Christ's Passion" 'He was despised and we esteemed Him not." In the choir with Mrs. Shirley Scott presiding at the organ - Miss Peggy Scott, Rev. Fred Swann and Mr. Stan McNeely sang an Easter number much to the enjoyment of the. congrega- + tion. Next Sunday at 11 a.m, - a welcome to all. Caesarea Euchre Results A fine number of Euchre players on hand last Wed- nesday evening and the lucky winners were: First prize winner was Janet MacKenzie with a score of 90, The second prize winner was close behing - Pearl Day with a score of 88. Four folks had to split for the low prize - 51. These were: Al Cormack, Marlene Skinner; Gwen Robbins and Bruce Keller. An interesting evening! Refreshments were enjoyed after the party. Try to attend this Wednesday evening for fun and pleasure. Hope all the young fry will enjoy the excitement and relaxation of the winter break - and return to classes next week with enthusiasm and dedication to study hard for the finals at the end of the term. Had a little caper lately? Any news of interest would be welcomed. Ph. 986-4715. Close vote for more councillors (From page9) there should be an extra rep," he said. Both Scugog mayor Jerry Taylor and regional councillor Lawrence Malcolm opposed the motions to add extra reps from Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax. Councillor Malcolm said adding reps to the council will not make any difference to the municipalities in question, and will only add to the cost of Regional govern- ment. Regional councillors' presently are paid a salary of $13,980 plus expenses for mileage, conferences and expenses. They also have fringe benefit package for such things as OHIP cover- age and life insurance. A report released to regional council last week shows that Ajax with 25,000 people has just two reps on Durham council, or 6.7 per cent of the representation. The community has nine per cent of Durham's population. Whitby's population of 35,000 is 12.8 per cent of the Region, while its three reps - on the council are 10 per cent of the total. Oshawa, with 115,000 people has 41 per cent of the Durham population, while its 11 members on the council make up 36.7 per cent of the 30 members. In terms of rep by pop, it would appear that Scugog, Uxbridge, Brock and New- castle are all over- represented on the council. The three northern munici- palities have two reps on council, while Newcastle with a population of 31,000 has four reps on the council. I PENTLAND 174 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY, ONTARIO *Retirement Sale* Now is the Time DIAMOND For Easter ata... VERY LOW PRICE! 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