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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 15,1985 Section Three Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Mother's Day Thought Trust Mother's Day this past Sunday was a very meaningful day. Mothers possess incredible incredible wisdom and each one has a wonderful insight and skill. In each human heart is that special corner corner which only a Mother can fill. She is a chef - a homemaker - a repairman repairman - a nurse - a teacher - a gardener - and best of all she's God's greatest invention- and someone who loves you. All of this - plus much, much more! Cartwright Goes Over The Top The total proceeds for the Cancer Drive in April - for the Township of Cartwright amounted to $4,733.80 which is quite an increase over last year. Some 65 canvassers canvassers were on the job calling from door to door under the leadership of Captain Pat Sleep. The Society appreciates the tremendous effort put forth by each and every volunteer once again - a fine success! Nestleton United Church Sunday was family day with a large congregation congregation at Nestleton United. Those extending a welcome at the door were Norm and Bernice Mairs and many newcomers were greeted. Ralph Sadler very efficiently opened the service and read the Scripture. Our minister, Rev. Dale Davis, had his "special" time with the children before they went to classes. In keeping keeping with Mother's Day, the choir sang "Faith of Our Mothers" with Janice MacKenzie taking taking a portion as a solo. Rev. Dale Davis based his fine message on "All In The Family." Assisting in the nursery were Minnie Ayling and Claire MacKenzie. We welcome to the church Alenna MacLeod and children Dayna and Jada of Nestleton village. Do trust we'll see them soon again. Keep in mind the Manse committee meeting .this coming Thursday, May 16 at 8 p.m. at the Manse. Hall Board Brunch A Success Many enjoyed Brunch after Church at the Nestleton Community Centre sponsored by the Hall Board. TTte food was delicious and cooked to perfection. Waitresses were friendly and aimed to please. Prices were very reasonable, and we dined in plesant surroundings. surroundings. Should have these events more often! Handicraft Display Of Interest Several from the Cartwright Cartwright area attended the magnificant display of handicrafts displayed by the Louise Patterson Handicraft Guild held in St. John's Presbyterian Church, Port Perry this past Friday and Saturday. Saturday. It was a feast for the eyes and those who missed missed it - lost out! Some items were for sale. The members have worked long hours to produce the handicrafts and deserve much credit! After browsing - tea and a variety of breads were enjoyed. Caesarea Euchre Party The weekly Euchre held in the Caesarea Centre Centre Wednesday evening brought forth the following following results. First prize - Owen Gray - 80. Second prize - a tie - with Faith Lawrence and Kathleen Watts each having 76. Third prize went to Henry Visser with a 44. Next week as per usual, for an interesting game of cards. Caesarea Community Church A very fine company of people for family Sunday and four children were Baptised by Rev. W.H. Crawford D.D. Terry and Heather Asseltine sponsored by their grandparents. Stacey Lynne - daughter of Ralph and Eleanor Wilson, and Janessa - daughter of Dana and Cecile Gibbons. The minister spoke on Baptism Baptism - his theme entitled "A Believing Mother" bringing forth the thought that she must have faith and set a good example for her children, taken from Luke I: 45. Jerry Jonkheer Jr. played for the service. Caesarea Community Church will celebrate the 3rd anniversary next Sunday, May 19. It reopened reopened its doors on the 3rd Sunday in May, 1982, - warmest congratulations. congratulations. Rev. Charles Clarke of Prince Albert will be the guest speaker. Try and attend! A cordial cordial welcome awaits you at this friendly little church. 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