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I. haa 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 10, 1984 Dual celebration marks longtime anniversary Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Dual Celebration of Interest A very lovely event was held on Saturday, April 7th, 1 to 4 p.m. at the McNeely residence, Williams Point, when a dual celebration took place - Daisy's 80th birth- day and Stan and Daisy's 57th wedding anniver- sary. Approximately 150 guests were in atten- dance to wish them the best. Attractive floral ar- rangements were in evidence about the home from relatives and friends, and many ex- citing gifts were receiv- ed for this unique occa- sion. Well over one hun- dred cards were also received. In a casual, friendly at- mosphere a great varie- ty of delicious food was in abundance and enjoyed by all - prepared by Dorothy and Marg Lee of Nestleton. The beautiful cake was made and decorated by a grand- daughter. The refreshments were top- ped off with excellent coffee and tea. Folks were present from- Peterborough, Toronto, Scarborough, Richmond Hill, Orillia, Oshawa, Port Perry, and many local friends and neighbours. Daisy's two sisters were present from Midland and Whit- by. A once'in a lifetime celebration. As Stan and Daisy continue the voyage of life together - we wish for them - clear sailing, serenity, much happiness and good health - a grand deserv- ing couple! Welcome Home A warm welcome home to Horace (Joe) and Doris Grills of Caesarea, who have spent the winter months in Zethyrhills, Florida - located just north of Tampa. They found the first part of the winter cold - but February and March with really ideal weather. The Grills ar- rived home the latter part of March and the family had a fine get together in Caesarea to extend a great welcome home. Family News Chris Davis, Hyde Inn, St. Christopher, "hosted a party for hus- band Cliff's 65th birthday on Friday evening with forty friends present to help him celebrate. An enjoyable "festive par- ty' with birthday cake ..and all the trimmings - a great success! Our very best wishes to Cliff! Dr. Howard L. Gauthier, East quarter line, Nestleton, has just celebrated his 70th birth- day. His family in North Bay held a fine party for him to help celebrate. Dr. Howard's health problems are now pretty well over and he is look- ing forward to resuming his Chiropratic business in June. Our warmest wishes!" Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Nest, Brantford, were overnight guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton. All attended the McClure- Smalley wedding at Sandford on Saturday afternoon and reception and dance at Zephyr in the evening. We extend a warm welcome to Richard and Janice Johns, Corynn and Dwayne to the Wi\NT[ Ug ole) 4 One Lawn-Boy Supreme, with the amazing New Generation 2-cycle engine, can do all these jobs'... beautifully. Spread clippings with the balt in side discharge chute Mulch clippings * with optionag! 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A fine number of members on hand, en- thused and ready for ac- tion in the year ahead. Two cute little boys, Chad and Craig Holland, Bowmanville, spent Fri- day with Grandma and Grandpa Fish of Nestleton. They were good as gold and grand- parents enjoyed their company very much. Executive Meeting An executive meeting of Nestleton U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Neta Fish this past week with seven members pre- sent. Mrs. Bernice Mairs chaired the meeting. Pertinent items of business were discussed at some length and deci- sions reached. The hostess served lovely refreshments at the close. Caesarea Euchre A very good atten- dance as usual at the Ladies Auxiliary card party and results as follows: Collette Larocque- 92. Gayle Paige- 79. Low- Evva Davidge - 47. A euchre will be held this Wednes- day evening - same place - same time. A pleasant night out with neighbours and friends. Refreshments were served. Beautification Committee Meeting The next meeting of Scugog Township Beautification Commit- tee will be held in the Railroadhouse Motel, Port Perry, Wednesday, April 18th, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Plan to come and see our slides. We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Caesarea, is secretary of the committee and Mrs. Diane Pearce is treasurer. Shirley is also area director for Caesarea. For informa- tion call 986-5330. Mrs. Grace Bajema is area director for Nestleton, and she needs some assistance, so please give her a call if you are willing to help with this project - 986-4895. Both areas could use donations. Annual Meeting of Nestleton W.1. Branch The Nestleton Branch met in the community centre, Wednesday, April 4, with President, Mrs. Norma Frew presiding. She welcomed the ten members pre- sent, opening with the Ode and Collect and read a poem entitled "Spring Fever." The roll call- payment of dues. Minutes were approved as read by sec.-treas. Mrs. Marg Francis. Cor- respondence included a letter re- the Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fair to be held in Latcham Cen- tre, April 28. Donations were asked for and Mrs. Rika Wygerde offered to pick up the items of bak- ed goods, etc., and take them over to the Fair. The Executive planning meeting report of Durham West District Annual was presented by Mrs. Wygerde, which is to be held in Blackstock United Church, May 23, registration at 9:15 a.m. A sing-song gave members a break - with Mrs. Gwen Malcolm at the piano. Annual Meeting: Minutes of 1983 annual were read by Mrs. France. Encouraging reports were given by convenors of standing committees and public relations officer showing a good year of progress in W.I1. work. Pres. Mrs. Norma Frew expressed appreciation to all for capable assistance - thus - making it successful DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & Thursday Evenings 630P M & Saturdays @e Heari Laid Centre ¢f Port Perry PLEASE CALL: 985-2916 Dennis J Hogan aun Hearing Aid Consultant Dr E Mannen's Office - 24 Water St S.. Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO 985-9192 985-3003 Shirley Love, and enjoyable. A new year poem was read by the president. Mrs. Win- nifred Davison presided for the election of officers for 1984-85. The approved slate was read by Mrs. Gwen Malcolm. After in- stallation - the meeting adjourned with O Canada and the W.I. Grace. Refreshments were served by the Ex- ecutive. Pres. Norma Frew thanked members for an interesting afternoon. Get Well Wishes Mr. Cecil Henderson - still in Oshawa Hospital is just the same - but holding his own. Best wishes for better health soon. Vic and Win Malcolm of Nestleton, were dinner guests with Howard and Aileen Malcolm of Yelverton on Sunday. Church Notices The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet this Thursday, at 1:30 p.m. Next Sunday Easter Communion will be observed at Nestleton Presbyterian at 11 a.m. Nestleton United, Sun- day, April 15- Palm Sun- day and Communion. On Sunday, April 29- Sacra- ment of Baptism will be held. The popular Sunshine Club for the Caesarea children held each Mon- day afternoon at the cen- tre, 4 to 5 p.m. will con- tinue until school is out. Jacqueline McDermott is in charge and the youngsters enjoy the Club immensely. Lions Club News The Blackstock and District (Cartwright) Lions Club Charter an- niversary held on Satur- day evening with a barbecue steak dinner was a great success. Later, Harvey and Joan Graham showed the pic- tures of their trip - a farm tour of Europe. Cartwright Softball League registration- . April 17 and 24th at Blackstock Rec Centre. April 18th at Nestleton Community Centre. 6 to _ 8 p.m. Children- boys and girls ages 7 to 15 years. Next meeting soon Epsom Area News By Jean Jeffery Scugog Beautification Committee will hold their next meeting April 18 at Railroadhouse Motel at Port Perry 7:30 until 9:30. Come and see our slides. Our sympathy to the family, relatives and friends of the late Gordon Ward also to the family and friends of late Clinton Jeffery of Stouffville. Congratulations to Nancy and Gerald Hill on the safe arrival of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Van- uden also welcomed a beautiful wee daughter recently. Best wishes to all. We are sorry to report that Dr. Bill McKay had to undergo surgery recently at Port Perry Hospital but he is improving. We hope for better health each day. A welcome for every- one at the home of Faye and Keith Ashton on Tuesday, April 17th, 8 p.m. for a baby shower to welcome the newest member of the comm- unity. The beautiful daughter of Nancy and Gerald Hill. Kim and Keith Elli- cott, Derek and Darlene Begin were overnight guests Saturday with Maggie McKeigan in Toronto. Darlene has just returned from a relax- ing stay in Florida. Don and Stella Asling had lunch on Sunday with Faye and Keith Ashton. Elaine Carding- ly called on the Aslings last Monday. Ted Ayre and Geoff- rey Chapman of Sandy Hook called on Howard and Ruth Ashton on Tuesday and their niece Mable Lehanne of Columbus called on Fri- day. Julie and Kathy Baster and Silke Henki spent Sat. night in Toronto at the Royal York Hotel. Sunday dinner guests with Lorraine and Ron Brown were Melody and Bernie Aldred, also Steven and Cindy Shortt and Stephanie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambier of Keridall called on Tuesday to visit Leon and Heddy Lefebvre. Janine Lefe- bvre and friend, Don of Oshawa, called on her parents Sunday. 'Walter and Kerry visited on Sunday after- noon with Elva's sister Hilda Myers of Bobcay- geon. Doug and Beth Wilson, Gord and Jill Postma had dinner Fri- day evening with Don and Faye Simmonds. Rae Taylor, Margaret Taylor and Shawn Sevier were at the Earl Taylors on Sunday. Sun- day supper guests with Earl and Marie Wilson were Marlene and Ian Archibald of Udora, Joyce and Richard Luchuc and children of Wiarton, Carol and Dennis Irwin and boys. Congratulations to Shell. , Slack who received County honours at the 4-H Achievement Day at Goodwood last Sat. Our very active youth group are planning a ham dinner Friday, April 27 in Epsom Church. This will also be our Social Club outing for April. Everyone is invited to play euchre after the supper. Tickets will be limited, call a member of the group to reserve now.