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3 : 3 SN TEFL BRAN SH By Jean Bolan The Caesarea and area ladies euchre club closed their fun-filled season with a most delectable pot-luck sup- per on' Monday evening .in the home of Mrs. Ron Forsyth of Caesarea. Such tasty morsels as cabbage rolls, potato s.lad, scalloped potatoes, baked macaroni and macaronj salad, etc., tempted even the most minute of appetites. 1 ad- mire the members of the T.0.P.S. club that look long- ingly at the food and reluct- antly said no. Last week 1 stated that Sue Fowler won the award for the most lone hands for the season. That statement was erroneous and for that I apologize. Sue won the most lone hands for the month. Maxinne McMillan won for the season, with a total of 60. Congratulations, Maxine, Vice Shirley Jack- son, secretary-treas. Carol Oliphant. Good Luck, girls! .score of 11 to 3. OU ; SERN TS STMT SEAR SELF FANE cI DR IE EIVVE ENCE WEA RRS S RFS FRET WUACF VS wl BESACH SIE 304 TRI SRF RY MARNE ' 20-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 16, 1976 Nestleton,Caesareanewsofinterest Jim Fowler, Jim Best, Tom Tennyson, Bob McInnis and Brady Whiteman is the pit- cher. Some of the "Swamp- ers' are, pitcher Craig Jones, Ken Vertolli, Steve Shaw, Tom Brook, Jim Chamber, Steve Cate, Tom Rutherford. Ned Berton was absent due to work as was Bert Jones. The winners were the "Molson's" with a By all reports it was a riotous after- _ noon. The members of Court Lady Snowbird held their regular monthly meeting of Wednesday evening last in the Nestleton Recreation Center with 12 members in attendance. The president, Dorothy Lee, presided. The minutes from the previous meeting were read by Sandy Day. The financial report was submitted by the Finan- cial Sec., Marg Lee. Ann Lee gave a report on the bus trip to Toronto and said, quote older people without the help of such a lift. As the cost price for this item is in the proximity of $1700.00, we shall require the assistance of you good people. These are our own "old folks" and some day we may also enjoy this facility, who knows? So each club, etc., shall be approached to 'help "Give Our Old Folks A Lift', The old lift is useless at this date. Please keep the above men- tioned in mind, won't you? Lady Snowbird shall start the fund with a $200.00 don- ation. i The Ladies Auxiliary of the Caesarea Community Hall invited Mrs. Emmie Cox to officially open their annual bazaar and tea on Saturday, June Sth. Many lovely and useful articles were on dis- play. The tea tables were daintily set and the service was excellent. Well done, ladies! Definition of total despair ..when 'an honest young man lands a hugs muskie and thinking it still '"'out of season", throws it back only to be informed later the same day that the season officially opened at midnight the night before. On behalf of the commun-' ity, may I extend a warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Gord Martin and family. Gord and Pauline have pur- chased. thé new home adjac- ent to Lorne and Ann Lee. May they enjoy residing in this area. A prayer for a rapid and complete recovery are offer- ed on behalf of Mr. Harley Jackson and Mrs. Marie Crawford. Burketon News The donkey baseball game that was held recently in the Nestleton Park proved to be quite successful. The game was sponsored by the Nestle- ton Recreation Committee. All proceeds are to assist "with the purchase of flood lights for the ball park. It would seem that in our. area, at least, itis "that time of year again". Some pernic- ious weekenders have adorn- ed our lovely ccuntryside with refuse that they must" have found far too miuch trouble to take to the local" garbage disposal site. If this type of person finds clean fresh countryside so distaste- ful that they must clutter it with smelly garbage, why then do they not stay in the city or whatever place they reside? We are well aware Can that the majority of cottag- ers, etc., are conscious of our desire to keep the roadsides clean and litter free for their benefit as well as ours. I, for one, find our own garbage quite enough without the additional mess we usually find in the front of our property Monday mornings. If any of you that do this despicable thing 'fead this, why do you not simply stay in your own area and mess'it up and leave our countryside fresh and clean??? This request is made every year about the same time. Some type of people lack the intelligence to listen to a simple request. Just a thought...A gram- matical error passes unnot- iced if the speaker is inter- esting. At approximately 10:00 the 'We all had a ball'. The By Mr. S. Taylor family recently. ladies thanked their hostess jadies donated $25.00 to- Mr. and Mrs. G. Dean and The Juniors attended -a' for her hospitality and depar- wards prizes for the races, family attended the Brooklin lovely birthday party held at ted for home. This club is etc. at the Princess Margaret Spring Fair and report a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al p limited to 20 people as it is Cancer Hospital for field day splendid crowd attended the Swain and family. meant to be a pleasant for the patients. Many of sports) and horse show. Several in the village have evening out and nothing these patients...it is sad to A (Rogation Service and had wells drilled. Some Ee more. say, are children. The field Whitsunday Joint Outdoor report water at 89 feet, & In recent years on the May days shall resume again in Service was held on others 100 feet, which is ; 24th weekend a baseball September. June the 14th is McLaughlin Farm, Nestlet- considered good for this dis- i game of much persitlage Is the final one for the season. ton. This was a Blessing of trict. Mr. and Mrs. E. = - ! played in Putsey Park bet- A thank you was sent to Mrs. Seeds, Animals, etc. 8 A Csizmadia and Mr. and Mrs. Financial assistance oy ween the **Molson Group of Robins for bringing this dainty lunch was served. Frank Holroyd are two neigh- Management counselling fl Caesarea and the 1 Scugog matter to our attention. Many from this district atten- bours mentioned. Management training ; wampers". s there. are. through a fellow member. It ded Service sponsored by St. Mr. Robert Coates and \ not enough people in Scugog was agreed to cater to John's Church, Blackstock, friend, Oshawa, called on Information on government 3144 Point to form a team, the another wedding in August. held on Sunday, June 6. friends in the village on programs for business i players from St. Christoph- After much discussion, the Mr. Jack Taylor . and Friday. . rl er's Point amalgamated with ladies adopted a brilliant friend, Oshawa, called on Mrs. A. Grace has return- Mrs. W.E. Clifford Rd them thus forming the idea regarding a gift to the friends in the village enroute ed to her home after spend- one of our representatives will be at hy Swampers". The game Port Perry Nursing Home. to Peterborough during the ing the winter months with A was played at 1 p.m. on May We have decided to work for week. her sister in Cannington. The Railroadhouse Motor Hotel, Scugog Street, 22nd. A few of the players a "lift" for the residents. It Mr. B. Baker called on Mr. Mr. Howard Davey, Bow- Hwy. 7A, Port Perry, Ontario. on the "Molson™ team are is almost impossible to bathe 'and Mrs. Gordon Baker and manville, spent Wednesday Wednesday, June 23, 1976 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. \ evening with Mrs. R. Davey. Phone (416) 985-8131. a aa BED BB TT TE Our high school students E g have finished exams and are g looking forward to summer If you require financing to start, modernize or g holidays. CS OEUE TIS JEL EERE LIE ICRTL ELIE E There is a new house being chia it sisewhale CONCEEOELIERTET] ERENT) = . : conditions or if you are interested in the = built in the south part of the FBDB management services of counselling E village, on a lot once owned and training or wish information on E = by the former Hoskin government programs available for your E brothers. business, talk to our representative. g Master Donnie Holroyd, ES Lindsay, spent Saturday with E his grandparents, Mr. and TEA E Mrs. Frank Holroyd and : . 2 family. If you own a home, farm or property in = Mr. and Mrs. T. Holroyd . ' Id s and family, Bowmanville | 1 id = called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank own, city or country, old or new, paid for E Fiorord an amily over he : A 1 t rt | . z weeken or not, our iow payment mo gage plan is § Stanley Taylor called on s Mel Skelding, Leskard, 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario. probably your' answer. Saturday evening. Phone (416) 576.6800 Decoration Day was | i . Opening new doors to small business. v| o@ Co po tery on Sunday, June 13. . @ Lonsoiiaate Ail Your | | oGet Extra Cash Now a. of i 1st, 2nd or 3rd mortgages as low as 12% %. 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