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I i 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, August 14,1991 Nestleton Women's Institute Holds Aug. Meeting Victorian Garden Party Held at Museum Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker By Mabel Cawker The August meeting of Nestleton Women's Institute was held at Nestleton Community Community Centre on Wednesday, Wednesday, August 7 at 1 p.m. with president Rika Wvgerde in charge. Secretary Ne ta Fish read the minutes, and gave an excellent report of finances. finances. A good turnover of the Environmentally Friendly Household Hints Books has resulted in more being ordered ordered for sale. It was decided decided to send one as a Christmas Christmas gift to our sister Institute in Consett, England. England. . Items for the Blackstock Fair Exhibit, August 24, were planned, and the display display will be arranged by Rika, Winnifred ana helpers. helpers. The programs for 1991 had been printed, and members members received their copy, with the secretary to send copies to the District President President and District Serc'v- Treasurer. Pennies for Friendship were received and the roll call "A Family Tradition" was very interesting. interesting. As Hike left for another engagement, the balance of the meeting was conducted by Gwendolyn Malcolm. Convenor of Family and Consumer Affairs, Bertha McLaughlin responded to the Motto "To-day is the tomorrow tomorrow you worried about yesterday", followed by a reading from "Country Woman" magazine, titled "Thistles and Burrs". A re-, port of the Institute meeting in June of 1934 (57 years ago) as it appeared in" The Bowman ville Statesman was read by Winnifred; and Bertha read the list of Charter Charter Members in 1906 - from the opening page of the first Tweedsmuir History Book. This meeting was another another in the series of celebrating celebrating Nestleton's 85th year, which will continue all year. In September, the topic will be Public Relations with Winnifred Davison P.R.O. Convenor, at the Nestleton Centre, and visitors are welcome. welcome. Come and find out what the Nestleton Branch is doing on Community work. Lunch and tea were enjoyed; enjoyed; served by Bertha, Grace and Rika. Norma Frew expressed the appreciation appreciation for a fine program and time of sociability. Family News of Interest Last weekend Robert, Carol, Katie and Steven Mairs of Nestleton, Norm and Bernice Mairs of Janet- ville, and Dianne and Julie Slute of Prince Albert motored motored to Collingwood to attend attend the annual Mairs picnic picnic hosted by George and Bernice Sellers on Georgian Bay. There was an excellent turnout of kin folk and the food was delectable. A great time was spent visiting with everyone. On Wednesday, Nom and Bernice of Janetville spent an interesting time at the home of Ben and Maude Rowe of Bobcaygeon. The Rowes hosted the snowbird ALIGNMENT PROTECT YOUR TIRE INVESTMENT ✓ v/ Yes No □ □ □ □ □ ' □ □ □ □ □ If you check yes to any of these questions, all four wheels may need to be checked for misalignment. Does your car have front-wheel drive? Does it have*independent rear-wheel suspension? Does steering wheel seem to be on an angle, even after having a front-wheel alignment? Does the car feel like it's travelling at an angle, even while all four wheels are going straight? Are the rear tires wearing unevenly? Does the car pull to one side? Is provision for rear-wheel alignment mentioned in your owner's manual? 2 Wheel Alignments $39.95 4 Wheel Alignments $69.95 We Use Quality Products SNOWDEN SERVICE CENTRE 5720 Old Scugog Rd., Hampton, Ont. GIVE US (416) 263-8636 A CALL ' Monday to Friday 8a.m. -5 D.m. Hampton ■! g Taunton Rd. \ S' lO | \D) Hwy. #2 Bowmanville -d tr N i E ♦ , | <- o picnic for the winter residents residents of Midway Court, Florida. Florida. An excellent attendance of folks from Ontario; as well as two American ladies who were travelling through. There were games for the active folks; visiting and catching up on the news for those not so active; a most enjoyable time for all present. A delicious feast of goodies for all, ended a perfect perfect day! Recent guests with Lawrence Lawrence and Gwendolyn Malcolm Malcolm of Nestleton were Ruth Cowling, View Lake, and Kathleen and Albert Watts of Blackstock. Birthday Celebrated Happy Birthday to Avril Fishing Tip Dy Peter Johnson Peter Johnson is an avid fisherman, who competes competes in various tournaments tournaments including the Bass Tario, and GM Pro Bass circuits. He has agreed to write to The Statesman on a weekly basis to give readers some helpful tips and ideas about fishing. "We write for expression expression and read for understanding." understanding." Countless books, magazines magazines and articles relating relating to fishing, have been written over time. The truth is that nothing can replace or equal time spent on the water, but we can use the experience and writings of the pros to make us better fishermen. fishermen. It's very unlikely anyone anyone will or could remember remember everything they've read on fishing, but given a known set of circumstances circumstances you can use the experts' teachings to score. Let's assume you're like me and receive or buy some of the various monthly fishing magazines. magazines. You probably have a stack or stacks in the basement or on a book shelf somewhere collecting collecting dust. One of the biggest problems, of course, is being able to sort through this information. information. Here's a good idea for those old gems. Take the time to go into a stationery store and buy an accordion type folder, the ones people people use to sort and keep their monthly bills. Cut or photocopy the articles you think are good. Now take and label the file folder with headlines such as Lures, Water Conditions,^ Bass, Walleye, Walleye, Pike, Temperature, Cold Fronts, and file them away. The next time you go fishing, try to figure out the lake and weather conditions conditions in advance and see what the pros do when faced with similar conditions. Simply match the conditions ana look in your files to see what might help on that big trip. Who knows? It may help you land that trophy that's always just one cast away. If not, at least your old magazines are now starting to pay some dividends and will for years to come. 1 £ Deductible i -) on Windshield Replacements I FREE MOBILE OR PICK UP SERVICE FOR CUSTOMER CONVENIENCE * \ % ■cz FOR 24 HOUR SERVICE JUST CALL I "Locally owned and operated' by Glen Morris '"^Baseline Rd. E., Unit 2 1 Walker of Scugog Point, who turned 11 years old in July; with several little friends to help her celebrate her big day in style. Her mom and dad- Regenia and David Walker and brother Kyle planned a lovely party for her, with cake ana goodies, and of course gifts too! Our best wishes for a good year to our little friend Avril. Nestleton United Church Service A good attendance from Blackstock and Nestleton, at the Nestleton - United Church Service on Sunday. Greeting at the door were Kathy and Vic Tromans. Our guest speaker was Sue Genge of Oshawa. Roberts Mairs assisted in conducting the service. Rebecca Hels- don sang a beautiful solo. Next Sunday, August 18 at 2:30 p.m. is the Cemetery Decoration Service at Nes- 1 tleton with guest speaker Reverend Harry Atkinson and a men's quartet will provide provide the special music. Sympathy Our deepest sympathy goes out to tne Wilbur family family in the sudden passing of the late Marg Wilbur. A wonderful person; active in many community, worthwhile worthwhile projects. A warm, friendly person. She will be sadly missed -by relatives and many friends.. Appreciation The Regatta committee wish to thank Mayor Howard Howard Hall and Councillor Glenn Malcolm who were there in person for the three days. Also, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gay, and Reg. Re- nouf for their financial support support to the Regatta; and the collectors from door to door were Anne McIntyre, Anne Harran, Collette McGilliv- ray, Barbara Baxter, Alice Burns, Tom and Brenda Tennyson, A1 and Kay Brown, Brian Mitchell and wife, Ivor Guest, John Smith, Paul Guest, Grant Walley and Tom Sherwin. The Committee are indeed indebted to these helpful folks! Just imagine, the oldest Regatta in Ontario and it was a WOW! Commencing in 1932 and again a mighty fine success! We'll look forward forward to next year with a banner 1992 year in mind. How about it? A Thank You Yours truly wishes to thank Alan and Eleanor Cawker, Russell and Edda Bowman and Nota Fish for making my birthday special this past week; it was a most delightful week in every every way! Police Briefs On Aug. 12, a Clemens Road, Newcastle, resident reported that a vehicle driven driven by her son had burned. The vehicle caught fire and burned at the rear of her property. There were no injuries. injuries. However, the vehicle was destroyed. There are no suspects for a break and enter which occurred occurred at the LCBO located at 34 Beaver Street, Newcastle, Newcastle, on Aug. 11. A rock was thrown through a window window at the liquor store and the suspect took some rye whiskey. A Turnberry Crescent, Courtice, woman reported that an unknown suspect or suspects stole her lawn chairs off her front porch on Aug. 11. mwiw if IH y§ I I liafea- : ".V' ---tfv? SSrhl m 1 " -r- Bonnie Covvle and Friends provided the entertainment on Sunday afternoon for the Bowman ville Museum's Victorian Garden Party. Decked out in traditional Victorian Victorian garb, the group brought smiles to everyone's face, with songs such as "Grandma's Feather Bed." m ic a £ y kJ £ El V. : . 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