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fat : Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Festival Days - Now History The Port Perry Caribbean Festival - July 10-12th was a tremen- dously successful event. For the three day period Port Perry had a Caribbean atmosphere which went over big - with colourful costumes, decorated stores, exotic food and drink from the Islands. There were so many exciting things to do - and see - it was just terrific! The large crowd enjoyed the many events immensely! The committee is to be con- gratulated for a super effort - we just can't wait until next year rolls around for another challenging Festival - bigger and better than ever - sponsored by the Scugog Chamber of Commerce! We'd like to pat them on the back! Interesting Trip Enjoyed Henry and Effa Stainton of Williams Point, have just returned home from a wonderful 19 day trip by plane and motor coach to the Yukon, Alaska, British Columbia and two days at Expo. They spent a day with Henry's brother and wife, Mr. & Mrs. J. Stainton of Lynden, U.S.A. The scenery on the trip was beautiful; they were fascinated by the snow capped mountains, mountain streams, lakes, etc. and the people were so friendly. An inspiring trip but nice to be back in Ontario at home base once again. Lake Scugog Regatta and Field Day The members of the Lake Scugog Regatta committee of Caesarea are '""gearing" up for another successful Regatta, August 2, 3 & 4th, so they will be calling on the residents of Caesarea area for the annual dona- tions to the Regatta fund July 18 & 19th. Please give as generously as possible - as the committee wish to have a fine Regatta and a great parade for the children. A special thanks to Albert Putsey for his kindness in painting the refuse barrels at the Park. It is much appreciated! The Regatta committee regret very much the unfortunate accident re John Wolters and trust for a speedy recovery. Nestleton- Women's Institute Meet A good attendance was on hand for the June meeting held in the Nestleton Community Centre on ~ Wednesday, July 2, at 1:30 p.m. President Mrs. G. Fish read a poem on "Canada" and warmly welcom- ed all. Roll Call - "Name the initials of a World Organization' was educational. Mrs. C. Bajema, con- vener of Citizenship and World Af- fairs presented an interesting pro- gram on the Motto: 'No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of others." Mrs. H. McLaughlin read an inspirational poem entitled "The Way." Mrs. Ba- jema gave a paper on the Boat Peo- ple of Vietnam centred on the true story of one 15 year old girl whose dreams ended with the Communist invasion in 1975. Eventually she escaped in a 60 foot boat and spent 3 years in a Refugee Camp. Through youth with a Mission worker she became a Christian and is now liv- ing in Toronto with two other girls. She has lost contact with all her family but continues to send letters back to Vietnam. To conclude the program Mrs. J. Nottingham read 'Heartache Hill." During the business period a com- mittee of Mrs. J. Nottingham, Mrs. J. Wygerde and Mrs. L. Malcolm | were chosen to prepare the exhibit for Blackstock Fair on August 23. The theme is "Family Leisure of Years Ago." Plans for the August 6 meeting were made. Car pools to be arranged. Members to meet at the Bonfire, Lindsay, at 11:30 a.m. for lunch before the Theatre Matinee. Preliminary plans were made for the September 3rd meeting, when visiting Institutes will be entertain- ed. Invitations to visit Maple Grove and Hampton Branches were glad- ly accepted for October and November. With Mrs. L. Malcolm at the piano a lively sing song took place. The meeting closed with O Canada and the Institute Grace. Mrs. H. McLaughlin and her group served a bountiful lunch during the social hour and Mrs. J. Wygerde thanked all those responsible for such an in- teresting afternoon. A very fine attendance on Sunday morning last at 11 a.m. for the Caesarea Church with Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford taking the service. His chosen topic was '"The End of the World" and question raised, "When?" based on Matthew 13:49-50 read by Daniel Pugh, Jr. An organ and piano duet was a feature of the service with Kathleen Watts on the organ and Anne Masschke on the piano. The children sang 'Joy, Joy, Joy" with Anne accompanying on the piano. A special piece of music was selected, 'One Day' sung by Kathy Tromans and Rev. Dr. Crawford with Anne accompanying. .Kevin and Jerry Adams will be con- ducting the two services next Sun- day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The Teen Club will meet this Thursday at 7 p.m. and the Sunshine Club on Tues- day at 4 p.m. Caesarea Card Party At the Wednesday evening card game the following are to be con- gratulated! First prize winner - Faith Lawrence - 81, John Moore - 77, Carol Ruddy - 44. Susan Laroc- que and Anne Harran prepared the "super" lunch and Carol Ruddy and Shirley Mills served it. For a fun night out - attend the Caesarea Euchre this week! A warm welcome awaits you! Family Concerns Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Pt. Rd. had the pleasure of welcom- ing Elsie Taylor, Collingwood, Nor- ma Wilson, Ted and Esther Wilson and daughter Courtney Duntroon on Friday afternoon for tea. They were nn their way home from a trip to the East Coast. Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Bowmanville, hosted a birthday party for son Chad who was 5 years old on Saturday. Grandma Neta Fish was a guest and stayed over- night. Chad's Mom made him a clown cake - a real masterpiece! Chad received many lovely gifts - a happy little boy! His brother Craig and sister Alanna Dawn enjoyed the party too! Our best to small Chad! A nice family party! Calvin & Yvonne Holland visited Neta during the week. On Thursday evening Neta & Yvonne attended Wintario at Port Perry High School and enjeyed the programme. Yvonne & children were overnight guests and the next day Neta, "¥vonne & family visited Audrey Leishman in Reaboro. Say it with a ... | BALLOON BOUQUET Add to Your Bouquet Candy Fruit. Wine Jams and Mints OCCASION! | > The Balloon House Delivery Available 2986-51086 Sorry to hear of the passing of Evelyn Bowles of Port Perry. Sincere sympathy to her brother Ar- thur Leary and family of Lindsay area and a host of friends. An impressive Memorial Service | was held for the late Vera Goode in the Port Perry Funeral Chapel on Saturday afternoon with Rev. Tansley officiating. Vera was the wife of the late Milton Goode and they both grew up in Port Perry and were a popular couple! After the service, tea was served by Jean & Gord Goode at their lovely home on Ottawa Street, Port Perry. Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Pt. Rd. attended. Very happy to report Carleton Davis of Scugog Pt. Rd., is home again after a bout of Pneumonia in Port Perry Hospital this past week. Also - John Wolters is on the way to recovery - out of intensive care in Oshawa Hospital. We trust John will be fine again soon. Very sorry Robert & Madeline . Cawker, Scugog Island, were in- volved in a motor accident, and Madeline has been a patient in Oshawa Hospital this past week recovering from injuries received. Robert is home but feeling a little rough from nasty bruises, etc. We hope for a good recovery soon for "% both of them. Sympathy to Jean Bolan - now liv- ing in Windsor - a former resident of Nestleton who lost her son David in a car accident in Jamaica. Our sympathy to Jean from Nestleton and Caesarea friends. * Nestleton United Church All were in a holiday mood on Sun- day morning when Ralph & Leona Sadler greeted warmly at the door. A fine attendance for the last Sun- day before closing for a holiday period. Church services resume August 17. Rev. 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