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A 2 « Caesarea. Fa J é > LS i» J » « he. » ' 4 £5 WF 4 LEV oy $ 4 J x ' ' ' . \ 1 ' -- CEB ERNST FR (RE WD IR Nestleton and Caesarea news By Jean Bolan Saturday evening was one long to be remembered by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Train of The community ®)all in Caesarea was filled to capacity with family, friends, new and old and neighbours of Bud and Irene's to honour them upon the event of their Silver Wedding Anniversary. The look of surprise on their faces was something to behold. Numerous lovely gifts were presented them. A buffet that would put the chefs of the finest hotels to shame was made available to all, this was complimented by an exquisite wedding cake. Wishes for many additional years of happiness were con- veyed to Bud and Irene and all that can be said to follow them up is *'It could not have happened to a nicer couple', The music was provided by for they are the type of people Chester Pedzekowski and that make a community a was as per usual thoroughly pleasant place to live. sjoyed he cvening ge Tie Poul of ho Wadd menced with the guests o e Board of the World honour dancing to the strains ~~ Mission of the Presbyterian of the beautiful Anniversary Church of Canada has Waltz. approved the appointment of Mrs. Emmie Cox recited a Miss Dorothy Bulmer, Dea- posh hod wren ant, nce, lo he pint of the led '"The Trains _ 1 depicted charge, Miss Dultser Is 2 in humorous way, just how : well thought of Bud and Irene tide Thc Duco piles ie Som) mati ge he music. She has served thir- Justice of the Peace tha ; DE . united the happy couple in teen yearsasa Missionary in marriage spoke briefly also. 1geria. bs be i NOW IS THE TIME | : $ H% A WE Insulate and Beautify ¢ Nf -- . Your Home with ¢ 3 . i ALCAN ALUMINUM | SIDING : : Storm & Patio Doors $ + s ? i Dusome Window Products | Phone 985-3572 : I eb BB Th ppp ro BN your household chores. Would it hurt to be first for a change? If you feel good about yourself, you've got the desire to do more for and with your family, including The Weight Watchers® Program can help. Because it could cost less than you think to?join Weight 3 Watchers, where people just like you are learning to lose weight and keep it off in a warm dignified way. After each weekly attendance fee, you can attend extra meetings that week at no extra cost to help you through the special problems. Modest weekly cost, low budget foods, no contracts. We put a lot into the Weight Watchers Program so you can get a lot out of it. Make "you" your number one priority. Make it to a Weight Watchers meeting today. FOR INFORMATION CALL 275-5222 OR WRITE TO 1830 DUNDAS ST. EAST MISSISSAUGA (out of town call collect) CLASSES IN YOUR AREA PORT PERRY MASONIC HALL 320 Queen St. MONDAYS -- 7:30 p.m. Enroll ot any class First meeting Fee $7 All other meehngs $3 special senior atizen & student rate hest meeting $4. All othe meetings S150 WEIGHT WATCHERS @ VWALMAR EASTERN CANADA LIMITED AUTHORIZED USER OF THE TRADE MARX WEIGHT WATCHERS INT ( PEGISTERED OWNER 1979 Prior to her recent appoint- ment, Miss Bulmer was involved in Social work in Hamilton, Ontario. The Presbytery of Lindsay- Peterborough are holding a recognition service for Miss Bulmer on Sunday evening, June 22nd at 7:30 in the Nestleton Presbyterian Church. It is hoped that all seats shall be occupied to bid Miss Bulmer welcome and to make her aquaintance. A welcome home from Florida is extended to Mr. and Mrs. M. MacGregor of Caesarea. It was pleasant seeing this popular couple at the Train's reception on Saturday evening. The June meeting of the Nestleton Women's Institute was held in the Nestleton Community Center on Wed- nesday the 4th. This was an exceptionally pleasant meet- ing as visitors from the Janetville and Shirley Road W.1. were guests. Another guest that was a delight to have was the "Dairy Princess", Miss Nancy Knox, who gave a most informative talk regarding nutritional value in milk and other foods. The President, Mrs. B. DeJong, welcomed all and then read a poem in reference to gardening. The financial report was submit- ted by the Secretary, Mrs. J. Wygerde. Correspondence wasread and thank you cards acknowledged. Get well cards were sent to the ill in the community. The report on the District ~ Annual was submitted by Mrs. L. Malcolm. Miss Gail Malcolm accompanied at the piano by her mother, sang "Every Dream". That young lady has the loveliest of voices and is a delight to hear. Mrs. G. Thompson gave a reading concerning her family in the Pioneer days which was a story that belongs to our history. Mrs. H. McLaughlin read 'The Farmer's Creed'. It was decided that four ladies would attend the Bow- manville W.1.'s 75th anniver- sary. The event was on June the fifth. The ladies that attended were Mrs. R. Wygerde, Mrs. H. McLaugh- lin, Mrs: Gwen Malcolm an myself. : The July meeting has been cancelled in lieu of a bus trip. The meeting came to a close with the singing of 'O Canada'. Luncheon was ser- ved and a social hour enjoyed with the guests. The sympathy of the com- munity is conveyed to the family of Mrs. Jessie Randall of Caesarea. Mrs. Randall passed away on Sunday. May God be with this family in this their hour of sorrow. Just a thought.....If youth could but foresee what age has already seen. SUMMER RECREATION The O.N.O. of Blackstock and the Sports and Recreat- ion Bureau of Ontario are co-sponsoring a summer program, hours 1 - 9 p.m. at Blackstock Recreation Centre starting on Monday, July 7 running through August 22, Registration forms must be returned to the schools by June 19 and fees will be collected by the Youth Directors on July 7th, which is the first day of our program. This program is availableto children living in Nestleton and surrounding areas of Blackstock. We have two very qualified directors, Simon Little and April Andrews. ~ Nobody seemed to know just what the rule book states about situations like these, but then, these enthusiastic Port Perry Kinsmen were only horsing around for the camera anyways. Over 30 members of the club and friends invaded Sunny Brae Golf and Country Club last week for the club's annual golf outing. A oarbeque followed. From left are Doug Wray, Lorne Scanlon and Larry Kendall. Pointing the way is Jerry Cochrane. 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