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PH HAFAN \ DRA Nestleton, Caesarea by Mabel Cawker A Pleasant Surprise On Sunday afternoon, April 4, relatives and friends gathered at the Scugog Is. Municipal Hall to help celebrate the 40th Wedding Anniversary of John and Marion Hall of Wiliams Point - which was a complete surprise to them. The happy event was "hosted" by their family - Robert and Carolyn Hall of Scugog Island and Bill and Loraine Hall of Ajax. A delicious buffet luncheon was served later in the day. A memorable occasion and "very warmest wishes" for many more from area friends and trust the weather will be more favourable for the next celebration. Baseball News The committe have had two registration nights and will have two more on April 14th at Blackstock Rec- reation Centre - 6:30 - 8 p.m. and the following night, April 15th in Nestleton Community Centre - 6:30 - 8 p.m, A baseball dance is planned for April 24th in Nestleton Community Centre. For tickets, please call Mike Dearborn - 986- 4664. The night after the Bryans celebrate 25th anniversary A quiet spring wedding took place March 15, 1957 when Rev. Lloyd Somerville married Nancy Brown and Robert Bryans at the home of the bride's parents Babe and Wilf Brown, Courtice. Now 25 years later foll- owing a family dinner at Crandell's about 150 friends and relatives gathered at the Blackstock Rec Centre on March 6, 1982 to help them celebrate. Bob's parents Ina and Jim Bryans, Faith Place Oshawa also Babe and Wilf Brown and their attendants of 25 years ago, Virginia Brown Fairey of Bowmanville and George Bryans, Cameron were able to attend. A hilarious mock wedding took place providing some good laughs. On March 13, a dinner at the Flying Dutchman was enjoyed with their family, Patti, Steve, Gord and Debbie Bryans, Rick Alpe, Lorinda Jackson, as guests of Babe and Wilf Brown. They later went to Nancy's sister's home Virginia Fairey where a surprise shower was held 'and many useful gifts received. The highlights of this anniversary as reported pre- viously was the arrival - March 23 of Nancy's pen pal of 29 years - Deanna Halligan and her husband Ken of West Des Moines, Iowa. Cedar Creek by G. Kilpatrick Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer visited their son, Martin, in New York for several days, a week ago. George Kilpatrick visited Allen Keetch of Whitby last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty visited their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Farrow and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Gore at South River over the Easter weekend. The Bruce Cummings family and granddaughter, Connie, of Cannington were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummings and family of Caesarea. D. GABOURIE PLUMBING & HEATING (Over 30 Years Experience) 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Hot Water Tanks - etc. Free Estimates - Competitive Rates REPRESENTATIVE: Cassal Larmer SOCK YN PUN 985-2964 or 579-0462 Fast Dependable Service dance a coaches, umpires and parents meeting will be held in Nestleton' Centre, April 25 at 7 p.m. "Surprise Party A surprise party was '"hosted'"' in Nestleton Community Centre a week ago to honour Mr. Arnold Williams who has recently retired from General Motors in Oshawa where he has been employed for the past 25 years. Members of the family planned the event wife Jean, sons Scott, Neil, Dale and sister-in-law Mrs. Dorothy Chapman of New Liskeard. Those present for the 'gala' occasion were the Williams and Bowers families. Jean, Dorothy and Helen were the expert cooks. Guests present for the retire- ment dinner were as follows: Mrs. Avelyn Williams, Nestleton, Ronald and Joyce Williams and family - Pat and Bob and Diane and Mike of Oshawa. Doug and Phyllis Fallis, Lawrence and Carl of Bowmanville, George and Ella Bowers, Helen and Wilfred Vine and Earl Bowers, Nestleton, Bert and Marilyn Bowers, John and Brian of Oshawa, Ralph and Cecile Bowers, Ian, Todd, Craig and Tracy of Tyrone. Arnold was presented with a Tie Pin and a cheque from General Motors on his retire- ment. Our heartiest con- gratulations and best wishes for many happy years ahead from this area. Caesarea Euchres A good attendance was on hand at the Ladies' Auxiliary Euchre held on Wed. eve, March 31st and the lucky winners were: First prize - with the high score of 97 was taken by Pearl Day. A close second with 94 - Janet Mac- Kenzie. Low score with 34 - Kay Brown. Pearl Day won the prize for the most. lone hands for the month of March with 19. Congrat- ulations! to the winners. A great evening out - Next Wed. as usual. Try to attend, you might be a winner! Scores for April 7th - as follows: First prize - Marilyn Hewson with 84; Second - Linda Hughes with 77; Low - Doris Rohrer - 47. A fine attendance and an enjoyable night our. Wed. eve. as usual - 8p.m. at the Caesarea Centre. Birthday Party Recent guests with Mr. and® Mrs. Grahame Fish, Nestleton, were Mrs. Marlene Banister, Karen, Keith and Vicki from Peter- borough, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman, Jamie, Michael and William Duncan (W.D. as he is affectionately known), Reaboro, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Holland and baby Chad, Bowmanville. This was a birthday celebration for Keith Ban- nister - who turned. 18 with a birthday cake and all the trimmings for a grand get- together. 'Happy Birthday" Keith! On Saturday, April 3, a birthday party was planned by Neta and the family to honour Grahame on his birthday. Now that he has reached the mature age of 39 . and a few months - we expect him to be very sedate. Family members present for the party were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Penny of Hampton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jacobs, Deanna and Rhonda of Blackstock. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Fish, Lisa and Laura of Oshawa were unable to. attend due to illness. A lovely birthday cake beautifully decorated was made by his daughter. After the 'festive' party, games were the attraction for the evening. A wonderful family gathering. "Con- gratulations" and "best wishes" to Grahame from this area. Socia News Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lynwood and Mrs. Vera Trick of Lindsay, enjoyed Sunday dinner at Emiel's Resturant in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers were dinner guests of Bert and Marilyn Bowers, John and Brian of Oshawa, on Tuesday at Haugens Barbecue at Manchester. Daughter Dorothy Chap- man of New Liskeard is spending a week or so with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton, and sisters and brothers in the surrounding area. Mrs. larry Smith and Penny of Hampton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish, Nestleton from Thursday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, called on Mrs. Minerva Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, Enni- skillen recently. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were: Glenn and Arlene Malcolm and girls, and David and Joanne Malcolm and boys of Nestleton. Week- end guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were Mr. and - Mrs. Dennis Malcolm and Jove of Ajax, and Miss Gail Malcolm of Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm called on Mr. Marvin Nesbitt, Lindsay, recently. A warm welcome home to Don and Norma Frew from Lakeland, Florida, during the past week. They found the weather lovely and warm in the south this year and the three months "sojourn' proved to be most enjoyable. Don and Norma "Hosted" the family for the Easter celebration. Easter guests with Sam and Mabel Cawker at the farm- were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker and lovely little Andrea, Mr. Grant Cawker, 'Chris 'and Curt all of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cawker of Sudbury, and son Bryan Cawker .of Sault Ste Marie, were Friday over night guests. Saturday morning breakfast was enjoyed by all at Haugens Barbecue before they left for Waterloo University to visit daughter Cheryl - an over- night stay before returning home. Mr. Ken Bragg, Bowmanville, was a Sat. evening guest. - Sympathy Deepest sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Reg. Renouf, Caesarea - husband Reg, the family, and many friends. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Church News A good attendance at the Presbyterian Church in Nestleton on Easter Sunday. A large number of wor- shippers at the United Church in Nestleton for the Easter celebration. Rev. John Smith' used as his theme "The Victorious Christ." The. choir sang, "Because He Lives." Easter lilies graced the sanctuary. Trust one and all had a peaceful, meaningful Easter that joyous time of year.