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a a a a a pe ---- eR gras Sige 9d a7 Fit ro AAERANE 4 Nestleton, . ATribute .. Trust Mothers everywhere had a happy gratifying day on Sunday, and were reward- ed with visits from the family- if far away a phone call --- a day of pleasure, Someone has said, "The road - is never long when you are on the way to your Mothers. Mothers are special folks! Mother's Day has been celebrated every second Sunday in May since 1914. Mother's Day Visitations ..Guests' with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler, Nestleton, for. Mother's Day, were Ian and Gloria Scott, Charles and Jennifer of Corbyville and Richard and Janice Mac Kenzie, Claire and Leslie of Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm hosted a family dinner party. following the Church service on Sunday at which their Grandson Jove Dennis, son of 'Dennis and Laina Malcolm of Ajax was christened. Besides the immediate family, guests included Mr. and Mrs. Neil . Malcolm of Blackstock, and Mr. Stanley Malcolm of Port Perry who . celebrated his 80th Birthday on Saturday. "Warmest Wishes" to friend Stanley for many more. Seventeen family members were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidge, Willaim's Point, for Mother's Day. A fine get-to - gether for the occasion! Visiting at the Cawker farmstead over the weekend were. family members Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker and Mr. Grant Cawker all of Oshawa. Those far away called by phone. Saturday evening supper guests with Miss Ruth Proutt, Nestleton, were nephew Mr. and Mrs. John Proutt, Susan and David of Whitby. Programmes Enjoyed ..Miss Gail Malcolm attend- ed two enjoyable programmes during the past week -- Thursday evening at C.C.P.S. in Blackstock and found the choir and the band excellent. Friday evening Gail saw the Borelian Play entitled"Mixed Doubles" Town Hall 1873 and it was delightful as well. ' Nestleton Women's Institute ..The May meeting of the Nestleton Women's Institute was held in the Community Centre with 14 members and 4 visitors present. President Mrs. L. Malcolm opened the meeting at 1:30 P.M. with the. Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and a poem entitled "Life's Garden". A . cordial welcome was extend- ed toall. Sec'y Mrs. M. Firlit read minutes, correspondence. and a good financial report was presented. Cards were signed for the ill. Members answered the Roll Call with "Something new on garden- ing": A decision was made to take a bus trip in July ~ more information at the June meeting. Plans were finalized re- the 75th Anni- versary Banquet of the Nestleton Women's Institute to be held May 27, at 6 p.m. in the Community Centre. voting delegates were appointed for Durham West District Annual to be held May 14, at Kendal. Sum- mary Day for the Quilting Course will be held in Orono, - June 18, 1:30 p.m. Guest speaker is Mrs. Pat Harris. A brief report was presented by Mrs. R. Davison and she stated an attendance of 15 ladies were on hand for the Course and the group named themselves 'The Nestleton Busy- Quilters". Apprecia- tion was expressed by Mrs. -R. Nottingham to the leaders Mrs. R. Davison and Mrs. M. Firlit. Miss Debbie Lee, Nestle- ton received her Provincial - Honours at the 4-H Achieve- ment Day held recently at Blackstock and was present- ed with a Trillium cup and saucer by the Nestleton Women's Institute. Congra- tulatins Debbie! A successful plant Auction was held with Miss Laurie Malcolm the Auctioneer, and Mesdames 'M. Firlit and R. France acting as clerks. A -goodly sum was realized for the W.1. Treasury. Following the singing of the Institute Grace a tasty lunch was served provided by the Executive. Mrs. D. Frew thanked those re- sponsible for the splendid meeting. The next regular meeting will be held June 3, 1:30 p.m. at Nestleton Community Centre. Every- one welcome. ° COURT LADY SNOWBIRD LIS30 ..The regular monthly meet- ing of Court Lady Snowbird LI930 was held on Monday WL GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES One Year Annual Interest Rates subject to change. STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO Telephone: 985-8435 or 985-8436 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation The aR RR WR RG TA RP RIANA AA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 13, 1981 -- 21 Caesarea and area news May 5, at the home of Marg. Jones, Scugog Point, The President Irene Train open- ed the meeting and extended a warm welcome to 10 members. Our new member Donna Bronson was given a cordial welcome. We expect to have two more new members commencing in September. Minutes were approved, communications were read and Bank balance recorded. The lovely afgham was on display and will be raffled at the fall Bazaar, A special thank you, to Mrs. McColl for making same- it is much appreciated. Meals on Wheels schedule was set up for May with Carol Doyle, Karen Mc Eachern and Marg Lee in charge. The wedding on May 30th was discussed with plans = progressing on schedule. It was also decided to cater to a wedding on Oct. 3rd, at the Nestleton Community Centre. A decision was made to rent a table at the Flea market to be held in Nestleton in June, where home baking, and odds and ends will be availa- ble. An evening out has been planned for June 2nd, the- place to be decided later. Raffle tickets are now available for the 5 piece patio set. It will be drawn on June 13th. The meeting closed and members enjoyed a social hour of visiting over refresh- ments served by Marg. Jones and Lyn Bowman. Caesarea Eurchre Results A fine attendance on Wednesday evening last for the weekly Eurchre party sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary. The high scores etc. are as follows: 1. Denise Ward with an 84. 2. Bernice Davidge - 82. Low - a tie with Yvonne Priebe and Mardie Handyside having 48, so prize was split. This week Wed. (to-night) at the Caesarea Community Centre for a friendly evening with neighbours and friends. Nestleton United Church Although poor weather prevailed there was a fine "attendance at the Christian Family Day seryice May 10, 11:15 a.m. Welcomed into the Church' family by Baptism were Adam William Bourque, Jove Dennis Malcolm and' Christopher Scott Bronson. The Sunday School were upstairs for the service. Rev. Victor Parsons Family Day theme was entitled '"To Such as These" based on § John 5: 1-12 and Matthew 18: 1-5, 19: 13-15. An inspiring message! (From page 17) The probability = of sending a Rebel to the all- Ontario meet in Thunder Bay this year seems remote. PPHS has sent high jumper Mike Patton to the past two annual OFSAA meets. It would even take an upset for - any Rebel to make it to the Regionals, which are also held in Oshawa, considering all three girls going on finished in fourth place at Regardless, the future looks promising for the Rebs. All three girls are in their first year with the team and should return next spring. Kelly West Miss Lorinda Jackson favoured with a lovely solo, "A Highland Lullaby" accompanied by Mrs. L. Malcolm. The floral arrangement was in loving memory of Mr. Marlow Thompson placed in the Sactuary by the family. Nestleton Presbyterian Church ..A very good attendance for the Christian Family Day' service May 10, 10 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann read portions of Joshua and his message dealt with Mother's Day theme closing with the thought-"'The family that prays to-gether stays to- gether." -- Peggy and Alison Scott sang harmonously "I Believe" accompanied by their Mother on the. organ. Rev. Fred Swann present- ed Mr. Marvin Nesbitt with a parting gift (a Plague) from the congregation, as 'he, is. moving to Lindsay to live. he will be missed by the Nestle- ton folks. A cordial welcome to the service next Sunday at 10. a.m. We, from the area extend sympathy to the family of the late Marlow Thompson who passed away during the week, sister Doris Rohrer, Nestleton, and brothers Stuart, Yelverton, and Hector of Oshawa. Congratulations! . Heartiest congratulations to the Hospital Auxiliary for a most successful Spring Fair, - also to the Port Perry Star for the excellent cover- age of same. News for next week please phone 986-4715. Yelverton and area news Yelverton U.C.W. spon- sored a cooking demonstra- tion in Yelverton Church Hall recently with Mrs. Mary Lisko providing the commentary. Around 100 ladies were present to take advantage of this lady's advice with approx 100 husbands at home practi- cally waiting to be guinea pigs for the little woman's next foray into a new experi- ment in culinary delights. Hopefully they will both survive the ordeal before again slipping back into the same dull daily routine till the next kitchen demonstra- tion comes along. They say that if you want to bet on a sure thing, you can bet that no lady will ever live long enough to use even a fraction of all the recipes she collects during her lifetime. Last week end a carload of local young people motored £ EXER REESE . to Sudbury to visit -Mr. Gordon Plumpton formerly of Lindsay and now an employee of the "Presidents" Hotel in that city. Those making the trip were Miss Candy Malcolm, Miss Kathy Burns, Miss * Caroline Van Alstine, Mr. and Mrs. Marte Malcolm and Mr. Henry Carkner. On Tuesday I. E. Weldon held its annual election for Co-chairman of the Students Council for 1981-82 which involves some 1000 students. This as indicated provides an opportunity for one girl and one boy each to share the top honour provided in the Students Council. This coming year Top boy will be Mr. Jim Pilkington of Lindsay and Top girl elected was Mona Malcolm of Yelverton - our youngest daughter Mona was fortu- THE CHOO RADIO CHILI COOK-OFF IROQUOIS PARK, WHITBY, ONT. MAY 30th, 1981 IN AID OF CYSTIC FIBROSIS SATURDAY NIGHT *** xx *x x x x 4 Country Dance & Concert starring ~> RONNIE PROPHET featuring * JOHNNY BURKE - EASTWIND * WHISKEY RIVER ADMISSION. TO IROQUOIS PARK -- FREE!! (Ground Open at 8:00 A.M.) 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As you may have noticed Paw and Maw Malcolm are pretty darned proud! Mrs. Audrie Brown attend- ed the 21st Birthday celebra- tion for her step-grandson Mr. attended a family hinchiesn in his honour. Jamie Pickelt and OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 AJAX; Iroquois Park Arena: 500 Victoria ~ pc Aa Ne 2 i Ce a 4 by Be . FELT = SZ a ey a, " i A A Ms