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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 5, 1982 Nestleton, Caesarea and area news by Mabel Cawker Mother's Day Thought Mother's Day will be cele- brated this Sunday, May 9th. Let us remember we have only one Mother. Most of all the other beautiful things in life come by twos and threes, dozens and hundrends. Plenty of roses, stars, sun- sets, rainbows, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles and cousins, but only one Mother in the whole world. See, that at least, you phone her, send a card or whatever, if you can't reward her with a visit which would be special to Mother. Birthday Surprise Party Norma Jean Newbold, Caesarea, who turned 16 last Tuesday, had the surprise of her life when her parents, Frank and Tess "hosted" a birthday celebration on Fri- day evening in her honour. It was held at their Newbold Beacon Marina in Caesarea, which they purchased a year or so ago. Many friends and neighbours from Markham, where they formerly lived, and Caesarea, were on hand to extend 'happy birthday" to Norma Jean. A beautiful cake and all the trimmings made it a very happy occasion. Our very best to Norma Jean on her 16th! Square Dance Club Several Nestleton couples attended the final Pot Luck Dinner and Dance of the Square Dance Club for the season, held in the Town Hall at Blackstock on Friday evening. Nestleton United Church A splendid attendance Sun- day morning, May 2, for the service which took the form of an old fashioned Hymn sing with many favourites |G ETT TTR {ROBERT J.ESPEY escuis LAW OFFICES OF RISEN & ESPEY LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C-57 Simcoe St. S. OSHAWA-571-3942 (AFTERHOURS: 985-9012) Preferred Area of Practice -- CRIMINAL LAW -- sung with enthusiasm. It was entitled "Singing The Lord's Song' divided into three sections - 'Believing, Re- sponding and Praising" with Rev. John Smith in charge. The Nestleton Sunday School Anniversary will be held May 16, 11 a.m. Rev. John Smith the Anniversary speaker. A cordial welcome to one and all. This coming Sunday, May 9, 11:15 a.m. is Mother's Day and Christian Family Sun- day. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administer- ed. U.C.W. Spring Concert The '"'Scugog Island Choir and Friends" will present their Spring Concert in the Nestleton Community Centre this Friday, May 7, at 8 p.m. This is a talented group of thirty or so, with a flair for entertaining and you are assured of an enjoyable night out. Their "aim" is to have something for every- one - the programme is geared to delight young and older folks. Try not to miss this 2 hour show. It promises to be a pleasurable evening. See coming events in Port Perry Star for further information. Nestleton W.1. Planning Program On Wednesday afternoon the Nestleton Women's Institute Executive met at the home of the President Mrs. L. Malcolm, Nestleton, to plan the programmes for the coming year. Caesarea Euchre Results A good attendance was on hand at the Ladies' Auxiliary Euchre held on Wed. eve, April 28 and the lucky winners were: First prize with the high score of 95 was won by Judy Westall. A close I= DIAM Rad TRUCKS BUY NOW SAVE MIDWAY DATSUN ) Whitt 668-6828 second was won by Dorothy Edwards with 90. Two were tied for the low score of 49 - Evva Davidge and Yvonne Priebe. Two split for the most lone hands for the month of April - Judy Westall and Linda Hughes with 15. Next Wednesday as usual for - a good evening of fun. Caesarea Centre at 8 p.m. Presbyterian Church - A very good attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church on Sunday, May 2nd with Rev. Stanley Smith of Oshawa taking the regular minister's place due to an Scugog Island news by Mrs. Earl Reader We know you are wonder- ing when the Scugog United Church Choir will present another concert. Well, I'm pleased to tell you the date will be Friday, May 14, so keep that date open. Rev. Chas. Clarke has been in Nova Scotia for a week visiting his aged sister. On Sun., Dr. McKay took the Services for the Scugog Pastoral Charge and Miss Beatrice McLean will take the Services for Family Day. Miss McLean is the Sec- retary for the Oshawa Presbytery and can take a very Inspirational and interesting Service at any time. Rev. Linstead has found it necessary to resign from his duties as of Apr. 30 due to illness. As this is sooner than we had expected, other ministers or lay speakers will fill in for his usual time. In the meantime, we are pleased to report that Rev. Linstead is recovering quite well from his surgery and hopes to be home in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love have returned from their lengthy stay in Florida. While there, Mr. Love had a very successful eye surgery. The "Head" U.C.W. will meet Wed. evening May 5 at the home of Mrs. Irene Carter. 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BLACKSTOCK PHONE 986-4201 PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7363 ~ Anniversary. The minister read passages from the Bible and used as his text from Romans 3 - "The Just Shall Live By Faith." Mrs. George Scott was the Organist, Next Sunday at 10 a.m, A cordial welcome is extended to all. Open House Mr. and Mrs, George Scott held an 'open house" on Sunday afternoon from 2-4 p.m. for daughter Alison who has been an exchange student from Weldon Collegiate Lindsay, and has been in Quebec for three months studying French, returning home over the weekend. The girl who was her hostess in Quebec - was in Nestleton in the fall on ex- change and made many friends while here. A "host" of relatives and friends from far and near attended the open house and welcomed Alison home. Best wishes to Alison from Nestle- ton friends. A Near Tragedy A light plane from Button- ville flying over Lake Scugog on Sunday afternoon flipped over - but fortunately the two men operating the plane were not hurt. They were able to get out - and were taken to Mr. Ron Sorley's home at Williams Point to be dried out. Notice The Nestlton U.C.W. will hold their May meeting on the 11th in Nestleton Church at 2 p.m. A white elephant and plant sale will be a feature of interest. A good attendance is hoped for. Group Leader Jean Williams in charge of meeting. D. GABOURIE PLUMBING & HEATING (Over 30 Years Experience) 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Hot Water Tanks - etc. Free Estimates - Competitive Rates SENIOR'S DISCOV (Senior Citizens - REPRESENTATIVE: Cassal Larmer 1985-2964 or 579-0462 Fast Dependable Service" FOR 100 YEARS SUPPORT At The Salvation Army we count on your help, se we can go on helping others. For 100 years we've been counting on you. And for 100 years you've been supporting us. Please help the National Red Shield Apped stp i ER