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FLAKED WHITE Island Queen Tuna V - < : ; 6.5 oz tin TOMATO Heinz Ketchup KfYifï v ' am M 'w , fcsffl B3 Wiite&i V., wtAiv- if ■ 1.25 lltrt btl SAVE. ASSORTED VARIETIES Lancia Pastas f :, C/ft 11 ! ; ) 1 il 9008 pkg SAVE 2.20 PURE VEGETABLE Bravo Oil I " i ! ; i \ II ■ :j \ I 3 litre plat cont SAVE .50 ARROWROOT, DIGESTIVE, GINGERCRISP, NICE, SHORTCAKE, RICH TEA Peek Frean Cookies ! ■ 1 l! l : ■' /V 200 g pkg The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 29, 1984 9 Teachers Off to Michigan Camp Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker S.M.I.L.E. Mildred Fortune of Blackstock and Chris Versavel of Utica recently recently spent four days at a student leadership camp at Geneva Park, Lake Couchiching. Mildred and Chris, both teachers at L'Amoreaux Collegiate Collegiate in Scarborough took part in the Scarborough Scarborough Multicultural Intsrschool Leadership Experience or S.M.I.L.E. for short, This was the fourth year of operation for the camp. Six male and six female students who have been recommended by their teachers as potential leaders are chosen from each of five schools in Scarborough. Two are elementary schools and three are collégiales. collégiales. Two teachers from each school accompany accompany them. A core of administrators administrators and facilitators who are also teachers conduct the program. program. the four days are spent developing leadership leadership skills and generally helping the students become more self confident confident and aware of the qualities necessary for a productive and successful successful life. L'Amoreaux is a multicultural school with students from nearly sixty sixty countries. The grade nine students chosen represented twelve of these countries. Mildred and Chris found it to be a very worthwhile experience experience and look forward forward to expanding the program within their school over the next two years. At the end of the four days a very closely knit group bid some tearful goodbyes but promised to meet again at the reunion reunion to be held in May. Birthday Celebration On Saturday afternoon, afternoon, February 25, Mrs. Ella Bowers of Nestleton was honoured on her 80th birthday with a delightful celebration "hosted" by her family. The festivities were held in Blackstock Town Hall with approximately one hundred guests present to extend best wishes to Ella on this milestone in her life. Her husband George wasn't feeling the best - so couldn't attend. attend. The immediate family were all present for the special occasion. The hall was nicely decorated for the event and Ella was the recipient recipient of pots of lovely flowers, gifts, and a large number of birthday greetings. The tea tables were attractively arranged arranged and the Nestleton United Church Women - of which Ella is a valued member - served a lovely lovely assortment of sandwiches, sandwiches, sweets, coffee and tea - topped off with birthday cake made and decorated by daughter Jean Williams. Relatives and friends came from far and near for this lovely lovely family gathering - New Liskeard, Cambridge, Cambridge, Peterborough, Lindsay, Oshawa, Orono, Hampton, Prince Albert, Nestleton and Port Perry and many other points. A first rate party with all the trimmings! We from this area wish many more happy years to a fine friend - Mrs, Ella Bowers, The Church News A very interesting service service at Caesarea Community Community Church Sunday morning at 11 a.m. with many youngsters taking part in the singing, The congregation enjoyed the group of fine numbers they sang. Rev. W.H. Crawford's text- John,3: 2, and his theme- "How to become prosperous," Script, Matthew 6, Mrs, Crawford- organist. Local folks do try to attend attend - you will be pleas ed with the service and the friendliness of those present. A very good attendance attendance at Nestleton United. Being Youth Sunday, Sunday, a fine number of children were on hand - they sang a song - and listened attentively as the minister Rev. Dale Davis told a story and asked questions - before retiring to classes. His congregational message "Lost- but not forgotten" based on Script, passages Luke and Jeremiah. Greeters at the door- John and Marion Hall. The World Day of Prayer Services will be hosted by Blackstock United Church on Friday, Friday, March2: 2 to3 p.m. Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Pickering will be guest speaker. Soloist- Mrs. Gail Hiemstra of Nestleton. The four churches churches in Cartwright will share in the ecumenical service. Try to attend. Refreshments will be served. Babysitting provided. An average attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church on Sunday with Rev. Fred Swann continuing with the series of parables using using "The parable of the barren fig tree" theme- "we are in aprivileged position with God and He seeks signs of His people bearing fruit - OR - the possibility of judgement." judgement." Organist- Mrs. Caesarea Euchre Results First prize winner Gail Pelrine with 98. Second prize- Collette Larocque- 91. Two tied for low score- Emmie Cox and Ray Werry - each holding 52. A very nice attendance. Refreshments were served served by the Ladies Auxiliary Auxiliary after an enjoyable game of cards. Next Wed. evening as usual at the Caesarea Centre. Family Concerns Mrs. Hiemstra, Senior (Roger's mother) of Peterborough, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hiemstra, Linda, Erica and James of Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Penny, Hampton, Hampton, were Saturday night supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish ci Nestleton - a birthday celebration for Dorothy Smith. Our best wishes for many more. Chas. and Nell Cawker of Scarborough, were afternoon tea guests with the Sam Cawkers at the farm on Wednesday. On Friday, the Sam Cawkers went calling - first calling on Doris MacPherson and Marjorie Marjorie McCombe in Port Perry. It was good to see Doris progressing well since surgery in Oshawa Hospital - she is walking with the help of two canes - a great step forward! forward! Marjorie was busy quilting and a group of friends were assisting. assisting. On the way home the Cawkers called on Edgar and Anne Emerson Emerson and found them gathering in the sap and making maple syrup. A very ambitious couple and we do commend them for their fine pioneer spirit! Grahame and Neta Fish are just back from a 10 day holiday in Hawaii, which they loved - ideal weather - good exotic exotic food - everything to make their holiday enjoyable, enjoyable, Neta is sporting a beautiful tan - she could be taken for one of those Hawaiin girls - she just lacks the grass skirt and the guitar - we're awfully awfully glad she is safely back home in good old Cartwright Cartwright once again! I wonder does she have a bit of Polynesian blood in her veins?