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Slides of the" wedding ceremony which took place in Belton, Missou- ri, US.A. were enjoyed by all. Over fifty guests signed the guest book and enjoyed a delicious buffet. Guests were present from Perth, Midland, Simcoe, Newcas- tle, Bowmanville, Port Per- ry, Blackstock and Nestle- ton. Dennis and Laina ex- pressed their appreciation to all for gifts and best wishes. Following the reception the newlyweds left for Flint, Michigan where Dennis is an erb Chateauneuf Room, Har- bour Castle Inn, Toronto, with Virginia Fortune on Tuesday evening last. Food enthusiasts find the menu imaginative and the service excellent. ' Mrs. Vera Goode, Cobourg had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Nestleton, on Wednesday. Many from the Port Perry area well remember Vera well. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes of Nestleton enjoyed a visit recently with their daughter and her husband Lorraine and Charlie Andrews, Prince Albert. Mrs. Dayes spent a pleasant afternoon on Wed- nesday assisting at Scugog Shores Museum. Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish, Nestleton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Kenny at Golden Beach, Rice Lake at their trailer camp, and enjoyed supper and a visit with them Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cal- vin Holland from Port Hope were Wednesday night sup- per guests with Grahame and Neta Fish. On Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Fish attended the funeral of Mr. Bill Leishman from Pleasant Point. The late Mr. Leish- man was the father of Jim Leishman of Lindsay, son-in- law of Mr. and Mrs. Fish. Sympathy is extended to the family from this area. Caesarea Euchre At the weekly card party in the Community Hall last Wednesday evening with the following winners:1-Carol McMillan, 2-Olive Frayer, 3-Pat Ince. Euchres are continuing throughout the summer. Those who enjoy a lively game of cards try to attend, the Ladies Auxiliary would surely appreciate it. The Cawkers attended the Honeydale Women's Insti- tute picnic on Wednesday afternoon.(men were in- vited) at Palmer Memorial Park with supper at Latch- am Centre due to rain. On Sunday they went to the Cawker Reunion held at Fan- tasy Land Park, south of Brooklin. If you have news of inter- est from Nestleton-Caesarea area take a moment to call your correspondent. Phone 986-4715. It would be appre- ciated. Phair-985-2705. engineering student at Gen- Wedding Reception eral Motors Institute. On Saturday, July 21, in Decoration Service : Nestleton Recreation Centre The Annual Decoration pi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mal- Service will be held in North ur colm hosted a reception to Nestleton United Church on & honour newlyweds Mr. and Sunday, August 12th, at 2:30 " Mrs. Dennis Malcolm. Miss p.m. The speaker for the y Gail Malcolm presided over service, Rev. E. Joblin of SPECIAL PURCHASE! 14 the guest book and Miss Lindsay, and music will be Pay) Laurie Malcolm &ver the supplied by Janetville 5 punch bowl. Silver candela- bra and pink carnations Church Choir. A good atten- dance is expected for this -- - graced the Bride's Table special day set aside in ik which was centered by a 3 memory or our loved ones. R hk Social News of Interest Rap District commissioner Mr. faa Walter Welts and Mrs. Welts Jor | Nestleton, attended the Girl Aes Guide Banquet held in the fi Legion Hall, Port Perry on San Thursday evening - a relax- 50) ing and enjoyable event. by 12 Guides from England JOG FOR LIFE AND BREATH Support your local Lung Association 723-3151 were present and they are spending three weeks in Can- ada, guests of the Canadian Guides. " For an interesting evening "of diversion Mildred and Bill Fortune accompanied by Lucy and George Donneral, Nestleton, dined in the sup- MILES 525e5 252 * WOOD 5ft. 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