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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 16,1984 Court Lady Snowbird Welcomes New Members At Regular Meeting Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Mother's Day Tribute Trust all Mothers had a special day on Sunday - a day set aside in 1907 to express love and appreciation for her efforts over the year. Mother plays a "key" role and we hope she was the recipient of visits from the family - if too far away a phone call - a card - a meaningful day filled with love - remember - each one of us has only one Mother! Court Lady Snowbird L1930 - Canadian Foresters President Irene Train welcomed nine members members to the regular meeting of Court Lady Snowbird L1930 on April 30, at the home . of Shirley Jackson. The minutes were read by Sec'y Carol Doyle and approved. Treas. Dorothy Dorothy Lee reported re - the Broomball banquet and bank balance. The wedding on August 4 was discussed. $100.00 was sent to the Larry Cooke fund for his treatment of Multiple Sclerosis. We wish him "good luck" on the treatment. Anne Lee was appointed to attend the Bicentennial meeting meeting at the Nestleton Community Centre. It was discussed that there are only five gravy boats left in the Community Community Centre cupboard and a year ago ten new ones were purchased by the Court. Where have they gone? Anyone knowing their whereabouts, whereabouts, please notify the group. (Someone has taken them home and forgotten to return them - perhaps - this happens frequently). Lunch was provided by Marg Lee, Helen Robinson and Anne Lee. Next meeting on June 4th. Place to be decided. Cub and Scout Activities For the past several months many cubs and scouts from this area have been making authentic costumes and equipment in preparation preparation for the Fort York Boy Scout weekend - which took place on May 11 -13. The highlight of the weekend was the re-enactment of the battle of 1812. A most memorable event for those attending! Pancake Brunch A Success Mother's Day Pancake Pancake breakfast and brunch held in the Nestleton Community Centre was a real success, it was good to see new members of the community involved. Many took advantage of this opportunity to visit with the neighbours. This fine annual event was sponsored by the Nestleton Area Recreation Recreation Club. Family Gatherings Miss Janice Williams, Edmonton, has been visiting her parents, Arnold and Jean Williams Williams of Nestleton, and other relatives and friends within the vicinity vicinity - leaving for the west on Sunday. On Saturday, Saturday, Mrs. Avelyn Williams, Arnold and Jean Williams and Janice attended the wedding of Ron William's daughter, Diane in Oshawa. Constable Jerry Bowers, Bowers, Peterborough, has just returned from a two week holiday in Alabama. Alabama. He went to the stock car races in U.S. and drove his 1964 Mustang Convertible which he rebuilt from practically just a frame to start with. An interesting interesting trip for Jerry. Belated birthday greetings to Stanley Malcolm, Port Perry, who was 91 years (young) on Wednesday. On Tuesday, he spent the day with son Lawrence Lawrence and wife Gwen of Nestleton. Our "best wishes" for many more to Stan. Dennis and Laina Malcolm, Jove and Lee Michelle of Ajax, visited with their parents Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm and other relatives relatives in Nestleton area, and were supper guests with Dad and Mom Malcolm. Lome and Irene McKee were Wed. evening evening guests with Sam and Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point Road. Mother's Day guests with Sam and Mabel were: Alan and Eleanor Cawker, Grant and Merna Cawker and Cathy all of Oshawa, and Mrs. M. Twamley, Toronto, and Sylvia and Chandre Cawker of Scarborough. Irene McKee "hosted" "hosted" a surprise birthday celebration for husband Lome's 75th birthday on Sunday with fifty members of the two families present for this great occasion. Everyone Everyone brought food - and had a wonderful visit. A lovely birthday cake and a number of surprise surprise packages added to the enjoyment of this fine event in the life of Lome McKee. Our "warmest wishes" to Lome. Weekend guests at the Fish residence were: Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Holland, Chad and Craig from Bowmanville. After attending Church with his mother, Calvin took everyone out to dinner, later they all had supper with Jim and Audrey Leishman, Michael, Jamie and William Duncan in Rea- boro. Keep Canada Beautiful If you had to entirely rebuild your home tomorrow, could you? With State Farm's Homeowners Extra Policy you can get guaranteed 100% coverage on your home plus extra protection for your contents. Just call to see if you qualify. DON IRVINE Telephone 623-4482 105 Waverley Rd. -- Bowmanville Stalo Form Insurance Compnnlos Canadian Head Olllcoii: Scarborough, Ontario Lilw a good neighbor, Stole Farm Is llwro. 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