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Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Excellent Meeting Held At District Level Mrs. Laurel Hamer of Brooklin, "'hosted" the Board meeting on Monday, March 14, 1:30 p.m. at her lovely, spacious home for On- tario South District Women's In- stitutes. All Branches were well represented with 18 officers on hand. President Helen McKean of Greenbank, chaired the produc- tive meeting, opening with a delightful poem..." "The Making of Friends" with secretary Hazel Coates of Shirley Branch and treasurer Jean Carnochan of Honeydale Branch assisting. Provincial Board Director Mrs. Doris Dunn of R.R. 4, Stouffville briefed members on pertinent items re- Board work and the Cen- tral Ontario Area Programme Co- ordinator Louella Lewis of Mount Albert presented ideas for District convenors reports. The all day District Annual meeting will be held May 25, at Claremont United Church, registration at 9:15 a.m. The In Memoriam is to be sent to Mrs. Mary Hill of Claremont. Refreshments were served at the close by Kinsale and Scugog Branches and a nice social hour enjoyed. Very Best Wishes We offer our warmest wishes for better health to the following friends: Ella Bowers - Port Perry Hospital - husband George Bowers in Oshawa General - Olive Heaslip and May Reynolds of Port" Perry Villa...(former residents of Nestleton) in Port Perry Hospital. Trust you all are much better soon. Our thoughts and prayers are with you daily! Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular church service was conducted by Mr. David Faulkner of Bally Duff congregation, with Dorothy McCabe - organist. The responsive Psalm was selection 615 in the Book of Praise. The Ten Commandments and Scripture reading John 17: 1-6. The sermon was based on Prayer - to communicate with God for direction, guidance and blessing, to receive salvation - patterned on the Lord's Prayer. Following the regular service next Sunday, March 27, members and adherents will have a lun- cheon, and then hold the Church Annual Meeting. Please try to at- tend this important meeting. At the close of the service Mr. George Scott, Clerk of Session, presented Mr.. Faulkner with a gift in appreciation of conducting several church services...in the absence of Rev. F. Swann who has been recuperating. Mrs. Elsie Hooey of Kanata, formerly of Nestleton, attended the Presbyterian Church Service, while spending some time on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. Delong and other friends and neighbours. Social Notes Ralph & Leona Sadler of Nestleton, had an enjoyable visit with Victor and Winelda Malcolm of Bowmanville just recently. 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We are surely glad to see Neta have an enjoyable trip...But...we can't spare her for too long! The Sam Cawkers were delighted to have as Sunday din- ner guests...Mildred Johne and daughter Jennifer of Ottawa. Mildred teaches school in our capital city, and was on her way back to her position after the March Break...she enjoyed a lovely holiday with relatives in the Collingwood area. Grant and Merna Cawker of Oshawa, were evening guests on Sunday. A visit was enjoyed over refreshments! Caesarea Euchre At the Wednesday evening euchre the first prize winner was Norman Rohrer with 91. Faith Lawrence and Paul Krawets tied with a score of 85. Low score - Ken Murphy with a 42. Sharon Gooding and Anne Harran served the refreshments. The Moms & Tots will meet this Wednesday morning from 10-11 a.m. at the Caesarea Centre. Good News Very pleased to learn that Albert Harper who is in Port Perry Hospital is making good progress...a little better each day...eating better...voice a bit better and so forth. We are so Utica news by Vera Brown Palm Sunday services will be held in Epsom Church at 11:15 a.m. Sunday School is at the same time. The Youth Group meet this Fri- day, March 25 at 8 p.m. at the home of Arnold & Gail Kerry. The Social Club will be meeting on Saturday evening at 8 p.m. at the Uxbridge Bowling Lanes and returning to Epsom Church for refreshments. Those who do not bowl can go to the church for games, etc. There were 9 tables of euchre played in the hall on Friday with prizes going to the following: Draw prizes to Jim Redman, Frank Andrews & Stan Dick. Ladies 1st Verna Slute, 2nd Ver- na Draper & 3rd Laurrena Bright. Men's 1st Stan Dick, 2nd Hardy Noble & 3rd Jim Redman. Freeze- out winners were Martin Gall & Annie Bowman with Stan Dick & Irwin Kydd 2nd. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Visitors with Mrs. Crosier on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Catherwood of Uxbridge and Dale & Karen Beare of Burlington. The MacSween family spent a very enjoyable weekend at the Holiday Inn in Peterborough with Doug's hockey team who were participating in a tournament. Sharon Morton of Ajax visited her sister Carol Wilbur on Sat. afternoon. Saturday evening Hillis, Carol, Scott and Sherry en- joyed dinne: out in Norwood. Happy Birthday Carol. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Mrs. Irene Fielding who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. We all hope that by the time the paper is published that she will be back home. Anniversary greetings to Earl & Irene, I believe it's 46. Eric, Denise Carre & family were in Bridgenorth last week for a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Carre. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 22, 1988 -- 41 Excellent Womens Institute meet glad! Keep up the great work, Albert. All the best from your many friends! Nestleton United On Lent V Sunday, March 20, 11:15 a.m. Neta Fish was the friendly greeter at the door. Ina Davis was the Scripture reader taken from John 14: 1-12 and Luke 23: 1-12. The children's story highlighted the poverty of the third world. Rev. Dale Davis us- ed as his sermon title, "Trifling With God." M & S envelopes were distributed for a special Lenten offering. Next Sunday being Palm Sunday, Holy Communion will be observed. On Friday, April 1, a Good Friday Service for the charge will be held at Nestleton. Plan to join us for these special Easter Services. Correction For last week -- Cost of keeping a prisoner is $70.00 a day not $10.00. Sorry about the error. Sympathy Extended Our deepest sympathy to the Sweetman family in the loss of a beloved Mother, Mary Sweetman of Port Perry. She hadn't been well for some time. As we remember Mary a few years back...she was a. well known, capable, gifted, hard working lady...a community minded per- son...driving her taxi for many years in and around the town...a very familiar figure...for the con- venience of so many. She will be greatly missed! She leaves to mourn -- daughters, Eleanor, Carol, Thelma and Beverly, and sons Keith & Peter and their families, sisters Helen MacMaster & Tot Holtby and a brother Allan. Her husband Stewart and brother Clarence predeceased her some years ago. The First Day Of Spring Spring was ushered in this past Sunday at 439 A.M. so we're on the way folks! I've seen a few crows - the odd robin - starlings in numbers - the trees look about to bud - and there was a "hint" of a smile on my husband's face this morning as he left to chore - and that is really something! Edgar & Anne Emerson of Nestleton, have recently returned from an enjoyable trip to Mexico - a well deserved holiday! auto glass & trim td. 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