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{ i Nestleton United Church Women The Nestleton U.C.W. met in the church Tuesday, May 11th at 2 p.m. The pres. Mrs. Mabel Cawker welcomed 16 members and 2 visitors, opening with the U.C.W. hymn and a poem. She also ° voiced appreciation to: members for taking care of so many projects while being indisposed. An interesting worship period was presented by Mrs. Grace Jackson, the theme being, "Surviving Life's Storms'. Passages of Scripture were read from 1st Corinthians and St. Luke, closing with a poem. A favourite hymn was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. . Mrs. Muriel Smith - our minister's wife - took members on a trip showing slides of the Holy Land which she and Rev. John Smith toured two years ago. Many beautiful scenes of historic interest were viewed such as Nazareth, Bethlehem, Sea of Galilee - a beauty spot, River of Jordan, Garden of Gethsemane, Mount of Beatitudes 2000 years old- to name a few places of interest. She commented on the tour as we travelled describing vividly the land where Jesus had his ministry. At the close, a gift was presented to Muriel in appreciation for her efforts - by the President. "A gardening tip" was given when the Roll was called. Minutes were read by Sec. Mrs. Helen Vine and approved and a card was Auction Sales FRIDAY MAY 21 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay, on the Lindsay, Little Britain Road. The property of MR. MOYS AVERY, of Little Britain, plus others. Oak buffet, pine butlers desk, wash stands, Hoover spin washer, annex stove, wooden beds, flat top trunks, console colour TV, refinished antique dressers, oak ice box, chests of drawers, antique dressers, coal oil lamps, chrome kitchen suite, floor ramps, parlour tables, broad axe, lap desk, 24' tandem trailer with electric brakes and Holland fifth wheel, 1972 Skidoo Bombardier, 1971 Skidoo Olym- pic plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. signed for a shut-in. The statement of the Treas. was presented by Mrs, Grahame Fish showing a good balance on hand. During business a donation was voted to the Manse and Mission and Service Fund, A table has been reserved for the Flea Market June 12, 9 am. A report was given re - the Spring Concert held in the Community Centre on Friday evening when the Scugog Island Choir and Friends entertained. Members are reminded to save used stamps for Lep- rosy Mission project. Can- ada Packers lavels, and any- one having eyeglasses no in use please turn them in a the next meeting. Visiting is also to be carried out by the U.C.W. members and report- ed at each meeting. Anyone " needing a cheery call will come under this category. Let us be good ambassadors and give a sick lonely aged underprivileged newcomer hospital patient etc. a lift. After closing the meeting with the Mizpah Benediction, a plant and white elephant sale was of interest, netting a goodly sum for the Treasury, Mrs. Barbara Weir, the cap- able, hard-working Auction- eer. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge - Mrs. Leona Sadler and Mrs. Grace Jackson. Mrs. Gwen Malcolm courtesy to one and all who contributed to the enjoyable meeting. Very pleased to welcome a new member in the person of Mrs. Janice MacKenzie and trust she will find the work of the U.C.W. challenging. We also welcome to the U.C.W. Mrs. Marion Hall and Mrs. Irene McKee who joined recently. Wedding Attended "Bob and Marg. France, Scugog Point, were recent guests at a beautiful wedding held at Bethesda United Church, Don Mills. The lovely bride, Deborah Rand, daughter of Mrs. Margaret H. Rand, Don Mills, ex- changed vows with John Nicol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nicol; of Markham. The reception and delicious dinner. was- held at the Buttonville Golf and Country: Club. Don Nicol and Bob France worked together, and the families are long time friends. Comings and Goings Mrs. Winifred Davison and Mrs. Gwendolyn Malcolm of ey Le oo, I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. THINKING OUTSIDE _ HOME IMPROVEMENTS? Protect and beautify your home. Have siding ie installed. 5 ¥ . 3 * MIKE ALLEN CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM VINYL SIDING ALSO AVAILABLE 985-3747 extended the Nestleton attended the 70th Anniversary of Newtonville Women's Institute on Wed. evening, May 5th. They enjoyed the delicious banquet and interesting programme which followed. Weekend guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were Barry and Joan Malcolm, Simcoe. On Sunday, Mother's Day, they were joined by Glenn and Arlene Malcolm and girls; David and Joanne Malcolm and boys of Nestleton; Gail Malcolm of Blackstock and Stanley Malcolm, Port Perry. A gala birthday dinner was held in honour of Stanley's 89th birthday. Congratulations and best wishes from all the Nestleton friends!.. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowers, Ian, Todd, Craig and Tracey, Tyrone, were Sunday eve, guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton on Mother's Day. Co Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Williams "hosted'" a Pre- Mother's Day dinner in Lind- say for Mrs. Avelyn Williams and Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers. This past Sunday, dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm and girls were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Allin, Newcastle, Mr. Stanley Malcolm, Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, of Nestleton. Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish, Nestleton, enjoyed Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byrnell Wylie of Oakwood, who "hosted" a wonderful get-acquainted party for relatives who hadn't been to-gether for many years. After much visiting and catching up on family news, a delicious buffet supper was served to between 50 and 75 relatives. Sunday School Anniversary At Nestleton United Church, Sunday, May 16, 11 a.m. was a special day for the Sunday School as they celebrated the Anniversary with Superindent Robert Mairs capably conducting the service. With Carol Mairs presiding at the organ the service opened with the Processional Hymn, "Come, Children, Join to Sing". The following pupils had a part in the Service. Lay reader - Claire MacKenzie, Holy Scripture: Ken Weir - Prayer - Karen Doyle. Offering received by Leslie MacKenzie, Joelle Priebe, Manda Davis and Bradley Malcolm with Arlene Davis Nestleton, Caesarea news giving the Offertory Prayer. Guest speaker Rev. John Smith presented an excellent message to the Sunday School and Benediction was pronounced by Dwight Davis The offering will be used to purchase books and materials for the Sunday School. As these folks commence another year in Nestleton Sunday School may they have much satis- faction out of doing a job well - a special responsibility is theirs - to train, encourage and develop the young people of our community. We congratulate the super- intendent and his staff for their dedication and work. Well done!! Birthday Celebration Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Vine, Nestleton, held a birthday party for daughter, Laurel - who turned 22 on Saturday. Many Vine family relatives and - friends were present, among whom were special guests - Laurel's finance Tom Hansen, brother Carl, and Mother Mrs. Hansen of Epsom, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers of Nestleton. A cake beautifully decorated with all the trimmings added to the festive occasion. A belated "happy birthday"' to Laurel. Caesarea Euchre On Wed. eve. a splendid attendance and the results are: First prize winner - Brenda Phistel with 78. Second prize winner- close behind with Marlene Skinner - 75. Two tied for low prize and was divided - Gayle Pelrine and Doris Rohrer - 49. Next Wed. as usual. Caesarea Community Church Re-Opens The residents of Caesarea will be pleased to hear that "the Caesarea Church is planning to re-open for Service on this coming Sunday, May 23, at 2:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Rev. Grant Woodcock of Lindsay. A good attendance is hoped for, and a cordial welcome is extended to all. Welcome Home A warm welcome home from the sunny south to Mr. and Mrs. George Donneral, Nestleton. We are sorry to learn that they will soon be leaving our midst, after 38 years in Nestleton. On June 5th, Mr. and Mrs. Donneral are moving to Leamington, having bought a home there. 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