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Ja ne . Eu £ on in » eae > a Re Ra NT: i ye ing April "Mrs. Ws AR AIRY $0 aT" + Ug NARA =A ] 18-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 15, 1981 Nestleton, Welcome Home A warm welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Don Frew, Nestleton, who returned Friday, Apr. 3rd, after a 3 months vacation in Lakeland, Florida. Although the weather was cooler than usual, Don and Norma had a most enjoyable holiday with plenty of relaxation: Son David and Leah were down --for a few days and daughter Virginia visited with her parents twice during their sojourn in the sunny South. Birthday Celebration A "gala" birthday party with all the trimmings was hosted by Mrs. Neta Fish and members of the family in honour of Grahame's 70th birthday on Saturday even- 4, at their spacious home at Nestleton. Those present for this special occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fish and Lisa of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corby and Paul and Mr. and Ron Jacobs and Rhonda of Blackstock, -Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Holland, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith and Penny, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman, Michael, Jamie and William a new grandson, born a month and a half ago, from Lindsay. A wonderful celebration and warmest birthday wishes to Grahame from this area. Caesarea Euchre Results With a splendid turnout Wednesday evening, "April 1st, the prize winners were: 1. Eddie Wygerde with a 92 2. Pearl Day with 90 .Low score-Violet Waskan with 49. The Wednesday evening, April 8th, with a fair attend- ance the winners were as follows: No 1 Prize - Gail Pelrine with an 88. No 2 Doris Rohrer with an 80. Low-Evva Davidge with 43. Next Wed. April 15 (tonight) at the Caesarea Centre for fun and excitement and a .delicious lunch to top it off. See you there! _ Nestleton Women's Institute .The Nestleton Women's Institute met in the commu- nity Centre, Wednesday, April 1st, at 1.30 p.m. Pres- ident Mrs. L. Malcolm welcomed thirteen members opening with the '"Ode'" and "Mary Stewart Collect" and . read a poem 'Thank God for . Little Things"'.- Sec'y-Treas. Mrs. M..Firlit read minutes, correspond- ance, also minutes from an Executive meeting held at the President's home March 23rd, re-plans for the Nestleton W.I. 75th Anniversary. A splendid financial report was given by the sec'y -Treasurer as well. The Nestleton W.I. provided cookies and one member to assist for the Family Life Series held Monday evening, April 13, 8 p.m. in Town Hall 1873, Port Perry. Mrs. J. Wygerde presented a brief summary of the District Director's meeting re- District Annual. Newtonville W.I. will be the hostess Branch, Thursday, May 14. The 4H Homemaking Club Achievement: programme will be Friday, April 28, 7.30 p.m. atthe Blackstock Rec. Centre. Mrs. R. Davison and Mrs. M. Firlit attended the Quilt- ing Course held in St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville, March 18 and 19. An organizational meeting was held Tuesday, April 7th, 1 p.m. at the Nestleton community Centre for those interested in taking the course, For further inform- ation contact Mrs. R. Davison 986-4460 or Mrr. M. Firlit 705-324-3091. The Roll Call was answered by payment of.dues. A short sing-song was a welcome break. The Annual meeting follow- ed the. regular business. Most encouraging reports - were given by all conveners,, President and Public Relations Officer showing an excellent year. Mrs. Davison presided for the Election of Officers. The new Officers for 1981-82 are as follows: Past President- Mrs. W. Bolan, President-' Mrs. L. Malcolm, 1st Vice-Pres.- Mrs. D. Frew, 2nd Vice-Prfes.- Mrs. M. Firlit, Sec'y Treas.- Mrs. M. Firlit, Assistant Sec'y- Mrs R. France, District Director- Mrs. J. Wygerde, Alternate Dis. Director- Mrs. R.. Davison, Branch Directors- Mrs. F. Dayes and Mrs. R. Davison. Curator- Mrs. J. Wygerde, Public Relations Officer- Miss Gail Malcolm, Standing Committee Conveners- Agr. and Canadian Industries- Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Education and Cultural Affairs-Mrs. G. Fish, Family and Consumer Affairs- Mrs. D. Frew, Citizenship and World Affairs- Mrs. A. Beacock, Resolutions- Miss Gail Malcolm. Auditors- Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. G. Thnomp son. Sunshine Committee- Mrs. A. Earnshaw, Mrs. H. 'McLaughlin and Mrs. G. Thompson. Sunshine Committee- Mrs. A. The Annual meeting follow- ed the regular business. Most encouraging reports were given by all conveners, President and Public Rela- tions Officer showing an excellent year. Mrs. R. Davison presided for the Election of Officers. = The new Officers for 1981-82 are as follows: Past President- Mrs. W. Bolan, President- Mrs. L. Malcolm, 1st Vice- Pres.- Mrs. D. Frew, 2nd Vice-Pres.-Mrs. M. Firlit, Sec'y Treas.- Mrs. M.- Firlit, Assistant Sec'y-- Mrs. R. France, District Mrs. J. Wygerde, Alternate Dis. Director-Mrs. R. Davison, Branch Directors- Mrs. F. Dayes and Mrs. R. Davison. Curator- Mrs. J Wygerde, Public Relations Officer-Miss Gail Malcolm, Standing Committee Con- veners- Agr. and Canadian Industries- Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Education and Cultural Affairs- Mrs. G. Fish, Family and Consumer Affairs- Mrs. D. Frew, Citizenship and World Affairs-Mrs. A. Beacock, "Resolutions-Miss Gail Malcolm. Auditors- Mrs. H. Mc Laughlin and Mrs. G. Thompson. Sunshine Committee- Mrs. A. Earnshaw, Mrs. H. McLaughlin. Social Committee-Mrs. F. Dayes and Mrs. J. Wygerde. Pianist-Mrs. L.. Malcolm. Members met at the Community Centre, Nestleton, on April 7, 2.30 p.m. to plan programs for the coming year. The meeting adjourned with '0, Canada" and Institute Grace. A social hour was enjoyed. Miss Ruth A RANE Caesarea and area news Sa Uy Ry ry Bi A ENCES SINHA $3 ws LR 1 DEAR SES ERR ARE RN od AE MERON GLY STN & RARE YAR IR AR SRR RE Lions celebrate Charter Night Blackstock Lions Club held its charter night Saturday at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock with 'more than 200 club members and guests present. . Charter members back row from left to right: Merv Bayley, Ernie Swain,' Merv Brisco, Jim Waldriff, John Larmer, Al Poirier, Ken Lee, Blair Martyn, Mike Post, Cliff Trapp, Don Cliff, Roger Simmons, Lorne Clark and Ivan Thompson. Proutt expressed apprecia- tion to the President and Officers for their efforts during the year. Social Activities ' © On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, entertained their family to celebrate two birthdays. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm and baby Jove, Scarborough, Mr. Barry Malcolm, fiancee Miss Joan Marshall, Innerkip, = Miss Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm and girls, Mrs. and Mrs. David Malcolm and boys, Nestleton and Miss Gail Malcolm, Blackstock. Happy Birthday Wishes to those celebrating from Nestleton area. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mairs, Cannington, were Tuesday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mairs of Nestleton. Mrs. and Mrs. John Slute, Jeremy Jay and Julie of R. R. 1, Oshawa were Sunday supper guests. Misses Alice and Ethel Dodd, Port Perry, were recent visitors with Miss Ruth Proutt of Nestleton. Sunday evening dinner guests with Sam and Mabel - Cawker, Scugog Point Rd. were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cawker, Curtis and Cathy of Oshawa. An average attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church on Sunday, April 5th at 11 a.m. "The Garden 'of Gethsemane where Christ prayed and the Garden of the Resurrection" was chosen as Simcoe, and - Laurie - Front row from left: Merlin Sug itt, Bill Fortune, 3 V.P.; District Governor Charlie Crockford, president Roy Turner, Ray Wright 1st V.P., deputy district governor Bill Rutledge, Bill Turner 2nd V.P., Ron Hewat and, Blake . Gunter. Absent from picture are Bill Chamberlain, Cliff Davis, Earl Hartley, Bob Heyes, Steve Krajcik, Barry Rorher, Charlie Sharpe, Butch Simms, Jim Sloane, -Kerry Umphrey, Walter Welts, and Jack Hall. . qaviondl nec act LAW «i ions a § apd Boghey Aepgx 2 € Lotnrc fo Baca Aue Jat Koons 8B Dosdenton 614 (007 Hints %i Fie Rab iw &: Psyier Una © Umpiorg bingy Xr CY Bondi Fu Fob RBisldegy Joo il Dxso goer I. Cvare Gato id Tp Kab 2 Winters Kim, © Shue Baldred WRG em K . Blackstock Lions president Roy Turner Cleft] Geta the official charter from Charles Crockford, district governor A-16. There are 33 charter members in the newly formed club. the sermon theme by Rev. Fred Swann. The choir sang "In the Garden", Mrs. Scott' accompanying. On Palm Sunday, April 12, 11 a.m. Holy Communion was observed. A goodly number attended Nestleton United Church on Palm Sunday, April 12. Sermon Topic by Rev. Victor Parsons was entitled '"This Hour-One Week". Many - (Turnto page 31) | UXBRIDGE Budget CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL CANADA'S LARGEST ALL-CANADIAN VEHICLE RENTER *Ask about our Weekend Rates* LOOK FORTHE BUDGET SIGN IN THE ESSO CENTRE - HWY. 47 S. UXBRIDGE - 852-7733 This year, the new Shorter Special Income Tax,Form . .. can make preparing your return more confusing than ever. That's where H&R Block comes in. We'll make sure you get all your deductions and credits, whether they are contained in the form you receive or not. We're income tax specialists. 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