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HIE TI HI I I EO Or TH, 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- March 20, 1984 "THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY An invitation is extended to exporters, importers and related individuals, to attend the initial for- mation of the DURHAM REGION EXPORT CLUB to be held Tuesday, March 27th, 1984 at 8:30 a.m. in the Whitby Municipal Building, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby. Mr. Joe Janthur, President of the Ontario Association of Export Clubs will be the Guest Speaker. The Export Club is a network communication, meeting on an informal basis. No membership fee. A cover charge of $3.00 is required for a light breakfast. PLEASE BRING AMPLE SUPPLY OF BUSINESS CARDS FOR EXCHANGE. R.A. Attersiey, MAYOR R.S.V.P. by March 23rd, 1984 - 668-5803 Ext. 59. | Becoming friends is important Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Guest Speaker of Interest at Nestleton W.I, The Nestleton Branch "met in the Community Centre, March 7, 1:30 p.m. with Vice-President Mrs. Grahame Fish presiding. She opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Col- lect, followed by a poem entitled "Challenge." A warm welcome was ex- tended to all present. The Roll Call- '"'How we benefit from meeting together" - all felt getting to know one another and becoming friends was very important. The Sec'y-Treas. Mrs. R. France read minutes of the last meeting, and presented an excellent financial statement. Cor- rec'd a letter and calen- dar from the President of an Institute in Durham Country Federation of Women's Institute's in England. She also an- nounced the Rural Seminar to be held at Holiday Inn, Oshawa, March 28th. Officers and a np Qupeno shows you how to ~~ SAVE*137"° Automatically! See the glamorous double oven ranges with Continuous Clean Ovens, Programmed Cooking, Jet Glo Doors, Solid State Ignition, Minute Minder and Separate Broiler Designer-styled 30° models make you a + better cook autpmatioaly And don't overlook the compact 20" series. ~ Hardwick model ZC 9631-M* 630 AC 30° ® Deluxe Lighting and Trim : LJ Tri-Temp Burners o Black Glass Lift Off Door . Oven Light LJ Cook and Hold Timer Separate Broiler Available in Gleaming White or Decorator Almond Regular value 7238.00 SHOWROOM HOURS Monday to Friday BAM -5PM. Caloric model RLD 335 30° Glamorous Glass Backguard Standing Pilot Black Glass Observador Available in Gleaming White or Decorator Aimond ® Separate Broiler ® Clock convenors were asked to have reports ready for the April meeting - three copies are necessary with name, address and telephone number on each report. Members held a discussion re- Bicentennial Celebration on July 7th. Mrs. L. Malcolm was appointed to attend a meeting at Blackstock Town Hall representing Nestleton Branch. Citizenship and World Affairs convenor Mrs. G. Fish offered the follow- ing progam: Mrs. G. Thompson gave an ex- cellent reading on the motto "Homes are Greenhouses where Plants are Started" stating that our lives start in our homes under the guidance of parents- she went on to tell of her experiences as a young girl attending school- then later her teaching > oo CCCI CICC ES oT Tuts tn Tote Te Teh Te | SCC SCC NCIC le Te career which proved to be very interesting. Members were pleas- ed to have Mrs. C. Pickard of Nestleton speak on the important role she plays as Secretary of the Genealogical Society. Meetings are held once a month in Toronto and she is required to view all cemeteries in Durham and make note of the in- scriptions on the monuments. She brought along material and books to show the members what her duties are. Mrs. Pickard closed her in- teresting talk with a poem entitled "Mother's Apron." Mrs. A. Beacock favoured with a poem - followed by a sing-song of Irish songs - Mrs. L. Malcolm presiding at the piano - interspersed by Irish jokes - Mrs. Fish the story teller. Meeting closed with O Canada and Institute Grace. A lovely lunch was served with table enhanced by St. Patrick's decorations and a beautiful cake made and "decked" out in, Irish style by Mrs. L. McKee. Lunch in charge of Mesdames A. Beacock, G. Thompson and G. Fish. Apprecia- tion expressed by Mrs. R. Davison. Scouting in Cartwright The first Cartwright Group committee are sponsoring a dance March 31st, at Nestleton Community Centre. Ross Jackman D.J. service will providce the music, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. A buffet . luncheon is included in the price of the ticket. This is a big fund raiser for the committee - try and support this worthy cause. For more infor- mation call Muriel Simms- 986-5237. Lions Club Notes - The Blackstock and District Lions Club wish to extend their apprecia- tion to the citizens of Cartwright for donations and support given re- their eyeglass drop boxes which were placed in Nestleton Country Store and Thompson's Market in Blackstock during the month of February. As a result, 37 pair of glasses were turned in. Church News A meaningful service for the second Sunday in Lent was held at Nestleton United Church on Sunday morning with a good attendance - ap- prox. sixty on hand in- cluding the S. School. Those extending a cor- dial welcome at the door were Richard and Janice MacKenzie, Claire and Leslie. A fine selection was rendered by the choir - "Come Into My Heart Blessed Jesus" with Janice MacKenzie taking the solo part. Our oraganist- Gwen- dolyn Malcolm. The: children's story hour was of interest as usual. Rev. 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