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by Mabel Cawker Nestleton Women Institute The Nestleton Women's In- stitute met in the Commun- ity Centre on Wednesday June 6th at 1.30 p.m. The president, Mrs.W. Bolan opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect and read a poem she had written entit- led, "The Question". Secretary Mrs. M. Firlit read the minutes, financial report and correspondance. During the business per- iod, members agreed to ac- cept the kind invitation to join Maple Grove Institute for their October meeting. The possibility of having the Tweedsmuir History Book Zeroxed is to be investigat- ed. The members voted to support a proposed District Project of providing prizes at local fairs for House and Farm Logs. Guides are needed for the Scugog Shores Museum and interested persons are to contact Mr. Bill Brock. Community Care is also in need of volunteers. Mrs. J. Wygerde gave an excellent report of the Dis- trict Annual held at Maple Grove. Mrs. D. Frew was thanked for a splendid job of typing and printing the pro- grams for the year. The Roll Call "Little things make life beautiful, - what makes life beautiful for you?' was well answered by those present. Education and Cultural Activities Convenor Mrs. R. Dayes presented the pro- gram. She read a challeng- ing paper onthe Motto: "Memory is a wonderful thing if you know how to pack it."" Mrs. Ben De Jong gave some hints on conserv- ing energy. For a break, all joined in singing, "The Maple leaf Forever". During the Chor- ous they marched around the room led by president Mrs. W. Bolan with Mrs. L. Mal- colm at the piano. An article adopted from Winifred Marsh's book, 'People of the Willow' was presented by Mrs. L. Mal- colm. Mrs. Marsh had left a promising career as an artist and teacher in England in 1933 to marry an Anglican Missionary stationed in the Canadian North. Her hus- band became Bishop of the North and served his church there until his death in 1973. She now resides in Thornhill, Ontario.! several prints of her Eskimo paintings were shown and insight given into her life among the Eskimo people whom she grew to love. The meeting adjourned after O Canada and the Institute Grace. Following a social hour a vote of apprec- iation was extended to Mrs. F. Dayes, Convenor and Mrs. D. Frew, Group Leader for a most enjoyable meet- ing. Caesarea Euchre News Winners for the Euchre party on Wednesday evening held at the Centre as follows: 1st -Betty Iverson, 2nd-Eva MacDonald, 3rd-Betty Ringham. A Euchre will be held next week, same place, same time. Plan to attend, you will be most welcome. Remember the Bazaar-Yard sale, June 16th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to be held at the Comm- unity Centre. Any items for the sale would be acceptable, Home baking is always a "terrific" seller. Social News Mr. Allan Mairs spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norm. Mairs of Nestleton. A family barbe- cue was enjoyed on Sunday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Slute and Jeremy Jay, R.R.1 Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mairs, Steven and Katie of Nestleton. On Wednesday evening Bernice's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kent of Sunridge were supper guests. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mal- colm, Nestleton, attended Orono Sunday School Anni- versary on Sunday. Little Katrina Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Kent, received her 1st year pin at the Anniversary. Vic. and Winnie had dinner with Jam- ie and Denise. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mal- colm and Mr. and Mrs. Aly- win Hines, Nestleton, attend- ed the wedding of Sharon Nesbitt, Nestleton and Grant, Plan A includes accommodation for two Mitchell of Ballyduff on Sat- urday afternoon at the Ang- lican Church, Blackstock. The reception was held in Nestleton Community Centre. 'Warmest Congrat- ulations" to Sharon and Grant! Many from this area en- joyed the Spring Bar-b-cue of pork chops and ribs with a delicious buffet held at Yel- verton United Church, Fri- day, June 8th. It was a tremendous success!l "Congratulations!" to Mr. Grant Campbell of Nestle- ton, who has been teaching at Blackstock for some years and will be retiring the end of June. Very best wishes for an active and enjoyable re- tirement. Visiting at the Cawker farm during the week were Mrs. Sarah Bragg and son Ken of Bowmanville. The Cawkers were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Caw- ker and family of Oshawa Sunday evening. Sympathy is extended to the late Wm. Steele's daught- er Margaret (Mrs. Ron Addi- son) and grandsons Allan and Andrew of Sydney, Aust- ralia, as well as other rela- tives. He will be greatly missed in this area. Court Lady Snowbird L1930 The, regular meeting of Court Lady Snowbird 11930 was held at the home of Marg. Jones, Scugog Pt. with eleven members pres- ent. The meeting was opened by Pres. Irene Train. the Communications were read, the minutes of the last meet- ing approved, and the Roll Call of Officers were taken. Anne Lee reported that the arrangements for the Nes- bitt Wedding were being made and everything was ready for June 9th. It was decided to purchase bowls, serving spoons, par- ing knives and two strainers for use in the Hall. The Court is buying % dozen Centennial Spoons. If anyone is interested in hav- ing a spoon to mark the Canadian Foresters 100th Anniversary, please contact Marg. Lee. A thank you letter was PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 13, 1979 -- 21 Nestleton, Caesarea area news ' nated to Cancer Research. for the year 1978-79 the Can- adian Foresters have reach- ed their goal of $100,000.00 for "Cancer Research". This will be presented at the High Court Convention in (Turn to Page 23) Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process received for the $100.00 do- HAVE YOUR ZIEBART DONE LOCALLY FOR CONVENIENT CHECKUPS! Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING Hwy. 12 & 7A - Port Perry - Ontario 985-8631 Why not make your car sparkle? Try our exclusive 'Shine Guard' Treatment. it. 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