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The Sound of Music at Cartwright Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Nestleton Youngsters Starred In Musical Many from this area enjoyed "The Sound of Music' production at Cartwright Central Public School on April 14 & 15. Heading the talented cast was Tracy Doyle as Maria, with Kingsley Malcolm as Captain Von Trapp, Katie Mairs as Marta, and Claire Not- man as Sister Berthe. They were in the chorus as well and also Kim Headon was a chorus member. Director Mrs. Linda Elliot is to be congratulated on a super perfor- mance. Mrs. Sharon Putt was the capable pianist. To the Production staff, teachers and volunteers, many thanks for a most enjoyable performance. Past Matrons Club Meet A great attendance - (consider- ing all the activities within the area) for the past matrons club meeting on Monday, April 11, at the lovely home of Marg Jeffrey in Port Perry. President Marguerite Mitchell chaired the brief business meeting, assisted Farm accident Regional Police report a Township man suffered a fractured leg in a farm accident last Satur- y. : According fo plice, Joseph Tolpa of Concession 7, was working in the barn moving a hammer mill. The tongue of the tractor slipped and smashed into his leg, pinning him to the floor. He managed to free himself and summon help. He was taken to Port Perry Hospital for treatment. WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 by acting secretary Marg Jeffrey. A discussion was held re - the up- coming 40th anniversary of Blue Ray Chapter, May 12, and some plans made. A time of fellowship was enjoyed over refreshments later ... to close an important meeting! Nestleton Presbyterian Church The church service at 10 a.m. was conducted by Rev. Fred Swann assisted by Susan Swann. Psalm 25 was read and Scripture Mark 5: 21-34. Miss Susan Swann spoke on the Scripture and gave a splendid messagere - "Healing By Faith." Holy Communion was . observed by Rev. Swann, assisted by Mr. Geo. Scott, and Mr. Barney McCabe. Mrs. Joyce Taylor presided at the organ. Following the service, a meeting of the Board of Managers was held. Cancer Campaign Notes The annual drive for funds for the Canadian Cancer Society is moving along well - the volunteers are engaged in an all out effort to have a successful campaign with Doris Taylor, chairperson, at the helm and 35 captains and 260 can- vassers...so we should have a tremendous year! We have received a very warm response from the interested public, as in past years, and we are deeply grateful. ~ Quite a number of new can- vassers are assisting this year and we surely appreciate their willingness to help! Each year of- fers a bigger challenge and a greater responsibility in our effort to raise funds to conquer cancer. Cook books have been a very popular item...so are again for sale this year, which offers quick and tasty recipes for healthy liv- ing entitled, "Smart Cooking" by Anne Lindsay. Yours truly has one and it is a terrific guide for good meals. If interested in buy- ing a cook book, you may pur- chase one in "From My Heart" store on Queen Street, Port Perry. Price - $14.95. Nestleton United Church On a bright Sunday morning, 2 EUROPEAN SOLID HARDWOOD FLOORING PREFINISHED OAK, ASH and BEECH. 7/8" x5 1/4" x 12' Planks. Installs easily and quickly over wood or cement sub-floor. No Waste, No Sanding, No Mess Residential -- Commercial -- PHONE: Industrial -- Recreational LEGENDARY FLOORING 416-433-1360 SA ovr 105-324-7669 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Annual Rates Monthly Rates 91/2% 3 YEARS 9 3/4% 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 10 1/4% 4 YEARS 5 YEARS -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice Call the office for information SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation April 17, 11:15 A.M. David & Regenia Walker, Avril & Kyle, were the warm greeters at the door. Art Weir was the usher. The service conducted by Rev. Dale Davis was a thoughtful message entitled, "You Are The Church" from Scripture Acts 6: 1-7 & Mat- thew 16: 13-20 with Ken Weir the reader. The children's theme was of interest before retiring to classes. In the choir the Ladies Quintet sang '"The Easter Song"... quite a modern number with a beat...and enjoyable to sing. Gwendolyn Malcolm played the beautiful new organ for the ser- vice. This fine service closed with Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Our 'best wishes' to church members, George & Ella Bowers, who are patients in Port Perry Community Hospital. The Nestleton U.C.W. is "gear- ing up" for the annual Spring Smorgasbord, on Friday, May 6, at the Nestleton Community Cen- tre. Settings at 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Advance sale of tickets. So order your tickets early! For tickets call Janice MacKenzie 986-5598 - Jean Williams 986-4788 or Barb Weir 986-4630 for more informa- tion see coming events in Port Perry Star. Caesarea Euchre Those present enjoyed the Wednesday evening game of cards at the Caesarea Centre, April 13. But - let's have a better attendance! The girls in charge work very hard to have an in- teresting time for all...so - how about it euchre players??? First prize was a tie. Fred Lawrence & Lois Lowrey each held 73. Second prize winner was Pat Van Dam with 71. Low score - Albert Watt. The euchre was hosted by Karen Ezyruk & Sharon Gooding! Let's try for 10 tables this week - and put Caesarea Euchre at the top! Teen Dance Shirley Lacey is "hosting" a Teen Dance this Friday evening at the Caesarea Centre, commen- cing at 7:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. Ages 11 to 16 years. Music D.J. Refreshments will be available! Admission $2.00. How about atten- ding kids? Sounds like fun! Family Activities Marion Cawker of Manchester, was a recent guest with Sam & Mabel Cawker at the Scugog Point farm. An enjoyable visit over a cup of tea was of interest. Carl & Dale Muirhead of Janet- ville, were callers at the Cawker farm this past week. We didn't realize that Dale had been in a serious car accident in December. Glad she seems to be her old self again...I believe the car was a write-off! Ila Sharpe of Lindsay spent a few days with cousin Neta Fish at her new abode at Nestleton. Later - another cousin joined them - Bernice Mason of Oshawa. A most enjoyable visit as they hadn't seen one another for some years. Neta took them to Sonya to visit Heather Munroe - who hasn't been too well. We wish for better health for Heather soon. The three cousins are a jolly three- some and have had a marvellous time together! Grant & Merna Cawker, CHESTERFIELD SUITES - LOVE SEATS SECTIONALS - MATTRESSES -- A Large Selection -- LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE! McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe St, S., Oshawa - 725.5181 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 19, 1988 -- 31 A super performance by musical stars daughter Cathy and friend Brent Paterson of Oshawa, visited with his parents Sam & Mabel on Sun- day. The young fry spent most of the time hiking or riding the All- terrain Vehicle about the farm! " Youth is a marvellous time for teens - and the equipment they have to use is super! Oh! to be a teenager again! The older folk had a little slower gait! Notice Monday, April 25 at 7 p.m. there will be a Women's Christian Ecumenical meeting at the home of Mrs. Adeline Blayone at Man- chester. A guest speaker will be a lady from U.S. Mrs. Blayone's home is opposite the Manchester Community Centre. For informa- tion call Adeline Blayone 985-7126 or Diane McKinzey - 985-7049. Village goes birdy over road hog swan Motorists who drive Durham Road 57 south of Blackstock on a regular basis should be warned of a new hazard on the road: a Cana- da goose. A Star reader called Monday that he has seen a large Canada goose right in the middle of the highway on three different occa- sions over the past few days. He was there Monday morn- ing and again in the exact same spot in the afternoon. It must be spring when the birds start acting a little bit strange. Another Star reader called the office Monday morning to say she had seen a large white swan swimming in the lake south of the causeway. 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