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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 9, 1979 Nestleton, Caesarea area news by Mabel Cawker Women's Institute Officers' Conference The F.W.1.O. Officers Conference held at the University of Waterloo on May 1, 2, and 3rd proved to be a most enjoyable and interesting three days, reports Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton delegate for Durham West District. Mrs. Clarence Diamond, President of F.W.1.0. presided. The theme was "Each generation makes its own accounting to its child- ren." (Robert F. Kennedy) befitting the "International Year of the Child." Guest speakers were: Dr. Richard Barham, College of Family and Consumer Studies, University of Guelph, and Mr. David Roberts, Heritage M Til S ed Ve two-tone brown automatic, p.s., p.b, 1975 FORD SUPER CAB Light Green, excellent condition, automatic, p.s., p.b., 360 V8, radio, step bumper. Lic. E28938 asking $4,500. 1977 F100 PICKUP Jade metallic, low mileage, 18,000 miles, automatic, 351 V8, p.s., p.b., box cover, twin sun roofs, step bumper, AM/FM tape deck. Lic. H74493. asking $5,700. 1977 MONARCH 4 door, cream colour, 250 CID 6 cylinder, automatic, p.s., radio. Lic. LPM706. asking $4,000. 1978 E150 CLUB WAGON , fully equipped, 23,000 km., captain's chairs, 351 V8, 5 passenger capacity. Lic. MPN989. asking $8440. Administration Branch, Ontario Ministry of Culture and Recreation. Mrs. Hugh Baird and Mrs. William Stone Greenbank, did an excellent job as song leader and accompanist for the Conference. Workshops dealt mainly with the Tweedsmuir History stressing its impor- tance to the community. On Wednesday evening the Kitchener-Waterloo Har-- monizers - a men's Barber-' shop Chorus, presented a splendid concert in the Humanities Theatre to the more than 500 delegates registered. Nestleton Womens Institute The Nestleton Women's Institute met on May 2nd at the Community Centre. President Mrs. W. Bolan hicles many more options, COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry 985-8411 welcoming 16 members and one visitor. The W.I. Ode was sung with Mrs. G. Thompson at the piano. The Mary Stewart Collect was repeated in unison. The President gave a reading "You Do Not Love Me" in keeping with the theme "International Year of the Child." Mrs. Firlit read the minutes of the last meeting. The Roll Call for June is 'Little things make life beautiful." What makes life beautiful for you? The Motto for the next month, Memory is a wonderful thing if you know how to pack it." The business portion dealt with a discussion re- dele- gates to attend the District Annual to be held at Maple Grove on Wednesday, May 9th. The three delegates are Mrs. Wm. Bolan, Mrs. L. Malcolm, and Mrs. W. Firlit. It was decided that in future "Best Wishes" only be sent in lieu of a gift to members celebrating Wedding Anniversaries, etc, from the W.I. Mrs. J. Wygerde brought to our attention that it will be Nestleton's turn to host the District Annual next year. The Programme was presented by Mrs. W. . Jackson, and a reading enjoyed "Kindergarten Rock". The singing of O Canada and the Institute Grace closed this part of the meeting. The expert Auctioneer Mrs. J. Wygerde did a fine job - from the sale of plants, baked goods and other items the Institute realized over $60.00 for the Treasury. Next meeting will be held June 6th. Mrs. H. McLaugh- lin extended a vote of thanks to all who took part making it an enjoyable afternoon. Pancake Breakfast Several Nestleton men are. ton girl Mrs. Marion Ford (nee Taylor) now a resident in Toronto, and approaching her senior years, has won an award in a playwriting competition held recently by the Smile Company, 'a non- profit theatrical group which tours Nursing Homes and Senior Citizens establish- ments, putting on dramatic and musical shows for the elderly. Marion is well know for her poetic contributions which have appeared in the Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, for many years. Now parts of her play "Martha" are to be incor- porated in presentations slated for upcoming tours this Spring. The Artistic Director of Smile Co. Peter McConnell in his criticism of Marion Ford's work, described "Martha" as a 'beautiful piece." . The friends within this area, Nestleton, Caesarea, etc., are very happy for Marion on her latest literary achievement and "Warmest congratulations' are in order. ' Reminder Don't forget the "Trees For Canada Day" in the Pine Ridge District. The Cubs and Scouts within the Dis- trict will be planting the trees on Saturday, May 12th, this is an important training for the boys in conservation and reforestration. During the next week the boys willbe be calling on people in their local areas asking for pledges, so don't disappoint them. Welcome Home Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Donneral, Nestle- ton, who enjoyed the last few months in St. Petersburg, Florida, very much. During the winter for a change of polishing their skills at 3€enery they went to Mexico pancake making this week in preparation for the Mother's Day Pancake Breakfast to be held at Nestleton Recreat- ion Centre. Bring along your family. Time9a.m. tol p.m. and help support your Community Centre. Nestleton Spring Supper Not to be outdone by the menfolk, the Nestleton U.C.W. members are hoping for a good attendance at their annual Ham Supper to be held on Friday, May 18th. Phone 986-5527 for your tickets now. Caesarea Euchre Club A very good turnout last week and the winners were 1st - Grant Bright, Port Perry, 2nd - Eva McDonald and Third - John Skinner, Caesarea. For an interes- ting game of cards, fun and delicious refreshments with time for visiting, attend the Ladies Auxiliary Euchre next week at the centre. Personalities We are pleased to note that a former well know Nestle- HARDSAND FENCE & PATIO CENTRE Ere 1) ] x3 BX LHL s TT * Commercial & Residential * Farm Gates & Fence * T-Bar * Barb Wire 725-1721 * Installations & Repairs Teunton E. Mile E. of Ritson Rd. for an interesting holiday. After arriving home Satur- day, they spent the rest of the day visiting with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill MEET: YOUR Fortune, having lunch and dinner at their home. Mrs. Florey Murdock, Caesarea, after spending time in Hospital went to Florida for a few weeks to recuperate. She has just returned home feeling much improved. Social News - Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fortune were daughter Patricia Welk, Suzanne and Lori, Eganville, and her friend Donna Verch. While in the area they spent a little time visiting Virginia in Toronto, later returning to visit Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Donneral and mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Fortune. Friends in Hospital Best Wishes to Mrs. Dora Gillson, Mrs. Fran Shaw, and Tanya Mappin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mappin, Nestleton, Mrs. Alma Perogoe, Mrs. Anne Davidge, and Mrs. Joan Brown, Williams Point. We also extend best wishes to Mr. Richard Davidson of Nestleton, since returning from Florida Dick hasn't been too well, better health soon we trust. Heather Malcolm, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm was delighted to welcome a babysitter, Alison Melissa on Tuesday, May 1st at Oshawa General Hospital. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corby and Paul Vinegk, attended a Drama held in Hampton Arena, Saturday evening. The play was entitled "Joseph and the Amazing Dream Coat" and presented by Courtice School. Paul's brother and sister were in the play. Entertainment The residents of the Port Perry Nursing Home appre- ciated the efforts of Black- stock Public School Choir DR. IAN WILSON LIBERAL CANDIDATE Saturday, May 12th, 1979 From 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. AT WATER FRONT PARK PORT PERRY Cavalcade Tour of the Riding For more information drop in or phone the LIBERAL COMMITTEE ROOMS 18 Water Street - South Plaza - Port Perry 985-3921 Authorized by the agent for Dr. lan Wilson, P.O. Box 330, Port Hope, Ontario. Band when they entertained on Friday afternoon. Under the direction of Mrs. H. Keizebrink and Mrs. Dickson the Choir and Band were excellent - even the Kinder- garten students were real performers. The Musical evening held at North Nestleton United Church Sunday evening last, presented by the Janetville Choir was much enjoyed by the large crowd atttending. The variety of solos, duets, quartets, full Choir, etc. was well worth hearing. The capable, humourous M.C. John Burn, song leader, Paulina Effer and the accompanists were splendid namely: Cathy Malcolm, Ruth Skuce, and Mr. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton attended the 25th Wedding Anniver- sary party of Mr. and Mrs. Harper Kelsey at Newcastle on Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Bert Bowers and two boys of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowers and four children of Tyrone, were Sunday evening supper guests with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bowers, Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lywood and Mrs. Vera Trick, Lindsay were evening guests. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bowers attended thé funeral of Mrs. Jim Harris in Lindsay, on Monday last, and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lywood. Next weeks news Phone 986-4715. Did You Know....... that C.ILV.P. volunteers assist people under severe emo- tional stress? For more information call us at 985- 8461. Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon. PANCAKE BREAKFAST Nestleton Hall SUNDAY, MAY 13°