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Nestleton and area news, view by Mabel Cawker Social and Personal Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ego, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Thompson, Cannington: and Mr. and Mrs. Art Brown of Oshawa spent an afternoon recently visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson of Nestleton. Grant's sisters Mrs. Vera Warmington and Mrs. Alva Currie of Beaver- ton were luncheon guests on Wednesday this past week. A warm welcome home to Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caes- area, and friend Mrs. Helen Wilkinson of Port Perry, who have had a two month period of relaxation at Ormond Beach in sunny Florida, viewing many places of interest. The weather was rather cool at times but many activities were enjoyed and the making of new friends was a highlight. Mr. Stanley Wright and sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Wright of Pontypool were recent supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers of Nestleton. Caesarea Euchre Results Pleased to report a good attendance and the .prize winners were: 1. Yvonne Prieve with a score of 87. 2. Val Prieve with a score of 86. Low - Evva. Davidge with a 38. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. To-night (Wednes- day) as usual for a bit of diversion and fun at "the Caesared Centre. attend. The Ladies' Auxiliary" would appreciate it. : Nestleton United Church A good attendance at the Sunday morning March 15, 11:15 a.m. Réverend Victor Parsons spoke on "At The Corner," based on Holy Scriptures: Isaiah 55: 1, 2, 6-11 and Mark 9: 30-35. An message! In the choir Miss Gail Malcolm heautifully with feeling '"The Stranger of Galilee" very appropriate for the Lenten Season. Her mother Mrs. L. Malcolm accompanied her. Bridal Shower On Sunday, March 15, Dorothy and Barney McCabe of Nestleton hosted -a Jack and Jill shower and buffet supper for niece Beverley Erz of Scarborough and finance Chris Laidlaw of Oakville. Thirty-six relatives and friends were present on this special occasion to' honour the young :couple and shower them with gifts prior to their wedding in May. A happy event and the area offer their congratulations and warmest wishes for future happiness. Awards Presentation Ceremony Jean Williams, Helen Vine and Julia Vanderheul, Nestleton, attended the Bell Centennial Awards preséntation Ceremony at the new Bell Telephone building on Athol St. Oshawa, when Darlene was presented with one share of Bell Telephone Stock for a piece of her art which was selected to hang in their new building.. There -were-24-- winners in all, selected and presented with one share of Bell Telephone stock. Pictures of the group were taken. They "were given a tour of the building and refreshments were: served, Enjoyable Trip Mr. Earl Bowers, Nestle- ~ton-is-having-dn-interesting holiday spending a few AY . Try . to: inspiring. sang' weeks in the Barbados, West Indies and St. Vincent Island. The people are mostly dark skinned. Earl is staying with a family who have been residents of Canada for' the past three years: They have a Cocoa- nut Palm Tree and a Mango Tree growing in the yard (the fruit of the Mango tree which is highly cultivated in the tropics is value as a dessert - red fruit with a firm skin, hard central stone and juicy pulp). Note interest: Postal rates there; 50 cents to mail a letter and 45 cents for a card. Birthday Celebration Miss Betty Hicks, Nestle- ton, attended a surprise birthday party for her aunt Sadie Hamilton or Orono, "who was 84 on Friday March 13th. Twenty-two guests were present and a delicious buffet lunch was served after the gifts were opened. Very best wishes to Mrs. Hamilton _for many more. Baby Shower On Saturday afternoon Mrs. 'Glenn Malcolm hosted a family baby shower. Guest of honour was Jove Dennis Malcolm with parents FOR A SOCIETY THAT PAYS ITS WAY Ontario needs tax reform to put cash into the pockets of people whose purchases will stimulate Ontario needs industrial development and better services for people. The first has to pay for the Dennis and Laina Malcolm, Scarborough. After gifts were opened and admired, a delicious lunch including a beautifully decorated cake was served. Nestleton Ladies' Aid The March meeting of Nestleton Ladies' Aid was held in the Presbyterian Church on Thursday after- noon; Mrs. S. McNeely, President, welcomed all and read a poem on Love. A favourite hymn was followed by Sentence Prayers by each member. Mrs. Shaw in charge of the Devotional Period enlarged on Psalm 118 "This is the day the Lord has made - let us be glad and rejoice init" concluding with _ Prayer. \ Minutes and correspon- dence were read by the Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. G. Heaslip. A thank you from the Magill family for flowers and from Fernie House for a recent donation in memory of Mr. George 'Fernie. The financial report. was received and bills paid. The Roll Call was responded to with explanation of favourite Bible verses. A card was signed for a sick member and cards to second. The money is there. In January, the Conservatives announced a $750,000,000. "five year plan" for the economy. It's a meaningless proposal. They already give out hundreds of millions every year in tax con- cessions and no-strings attached give-aways to corporations. bereaved h been sent. Recognition fto Miss Ruth Proutt fof her faithful service . as Secretary- Treasurer for a period of thirty-nine years was made. The program included readings by Mrs. Gillson "The Open Door" - Miss Ruth Proutt "Friends" Mrs. Shaw '"Lord of all Pots and Pans" and Mrs. H. Lee 'Happy St. Patrick's Day' - the story of St. Patrick's missionary work in Ireland. A hymn and Mizpah Bene- diction closed the meeting. The hostesses Mrs. H. Lee and Mrs. [. Shaw had prepared a delicious lunch for which Mrs. Davison extended the thanks of the ladies for the good meeting. Visiting A Fapm Messrs. Gary Nottingham and Grant Cawker, Oshawa, the fishing enthusiasts have ~ been haunting Lake Scugog hoping to catch a big one but not much luck! They drop in to the Cawker farmstead for a visit now and then to relate their fishing tales, air their frustrations and possibly to gain a little sympathy from farmer Sam who was an ardent fisherman before he took up the easy life on the farm. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 18,1981 -- ¢ Senior citizens meet by Marion King The regular meeting of Senior Citizens was held on Wednesday February 25th with a fairly good attendance. We opened. by the singing of O Canada with Aleta Leask at the piano. We had two visitors Mrs. Brekkie and Miss Cox. Win Philp read the minutes of the last meeting which were approved as read. Irene Philip volunteered to be our Secretary until our year closes in June. Byrnsell Webster, treasurer read the treasurer's report. Clara Warren reported the number of cards and visits to the sick and shut-ins. Mary Sweet- man told us of several trips . which are in the near future. Marion King Programme Convenor announced the pot- luck supper to be held March 11 at 5:30 p.m. We will be having entertainment after the supper. Mildred Thompson has kindly consented to convene this event. May Whybrow reported 18 tables of euchre. Mary Clarke reported a lively time enjoyed by the Square Dancers. A letter is going to be sent to Alex Thompson regarding Latcham Centre and the caretaking. Happy birthday was sung to Marion King, Mrs. Poate and Mary Clarke who all had February birthdays and Ethel Irvine had made and decorated a beautiful birthday cake. -DAISY'S CUSTOM DRESSMAKING Ryerson School of Fashion Graduate AT MODERN TEXTILES 229 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Tuesday to Friday 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. 985-3221 Monday & Saturday 985-2177 IN DURHAM-YORK VOTE ... \RGARET industry. Ontario needs energy conservation t vestment dollars here. o keep in- Ontario needs the kind of careful management which has given New Democratic Saskatchewan nearly full employment and the lowest per capita debt of any government outside of P.E.I. Ontario needs a government which will spend that money to fund development exactly where it's needed. In meeting these needs, New Democratic pro- posals for industrial and social development-will pay for themselves. ~ FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION CALL: Port Perry Commmittee Room, 108 Water Street - 985-7379 Authorized by the Durham-York N.D.P AES ~~