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28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 27, 1993 Nestleton UCW to host s Birthday Celebration We trust Aunt Jane Boyes of Carnduff, Sask., who turned 97 years old on April 24, had hosts of callers for a great birthday celebration. Qur warmest wish- es to a grand lady for many more. (She is the aunt of Neta Fish of Cadmus). A treat is in store for readers of this column as Aunt Jane Boyes' daughter Muriel Thompson wrote this poem...she passed away a year ago Country Spring The hauiiting cry of geese at night...As they wing north in tireless flight; The new born calf...legs spread wide...Finds warmth and milk at mother's side. The Crocus pokes its furry head...To see if winter's snow has fled. Faint tinge of green on tree and knoll...On gangling legs the mare's new foal. Instal clean air the echoes sound...Sweet smell of earth from new turned ground. Hearts freed from winter - rise and sing...God's given us an- other Spring! More Easter News A delightful Easter celebra- tion was hosted by Cliff and Chris Davis, Scott and Carl, Hyde House, Scugog Pt. Rd., on Sunday, April 18, when Cliff's relatives were entertained in style. A wonderful get together for the family! Easter company at the Caw- ker farmstead recently were: sister Norma Wilson of Colling- wood, daughter June Carruth- ers, Stayner, Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, Robert and Madeline Cawker, Scugog Is- land, and David and Cheryl Clarke of Peterborough. Daffodil Luncheon A tasty Daffodil Luncheon » was hosted by Blue Ray Chap- ter members on Friday, April 16 at noon heur, held in the Mason- ic Hall, Port Perry, with a fine number of members from neigh- boring Chapters present as well as local town folk, looking for a break in their busy schedule. The food was delicious, and the price reasonable. We do hope they will have another lunch- eon before too long! A most en- joyable occasion! : Nestleton United Church Although poor weather pre- vailed, a very good attendance for Sunday, April 26 service, 3rd of Easter. Greeters at the door were Ina Davis and family. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and opened with the call to worship followed by hymn "Fairest Lord Jesus." Choir an- them was a medley by Shirley, Janice and Kathy with Karen Yellowlees at the organ. The children's theme was in- teresting with a story, before they went to classes. The brief meditation for the adults was entitled, "Who Is That Masked Man?" Scripture from Luke and Acts was read by Chuck Hill. Matthew and Carol Hill gath- ered the offering and the Doxol- ogy was sung, then "The Lord's Prayer" repeated in unison, and service closed with a hymn, Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Caesarea News Regatta News Last Sunday a yard sale meeting was held and Karen McEachern and Ruth- Wardlaw will co-chair the event. Get those excess household and gar- den items gathered up. Chil- dren outgrow their toys and good clean clothing is needed. Please no defective appliances! . On Saturday last a short in- formal meeting was held deal- ing with the gold events. More to come! Jeff Handlesperger has called a meeting for this pong Sans day at 11 a.m. at 20. Putsey Drive to prepare the program for the sport events re - the Re- gatta weekend. Those involved in the running of this mammoth undertaking please come out! May is the month to get your ads in the Regatta program - call 986-0181. Birthday Celebrated Saturday, April 17, 1993, friends, neighbours and rela- tives gathered at the Communi- ty Hall for the evening to con- gratulate Mary Renouf on her 80th birthday. Best wishes Mary and may you have many more! | Don't forget the Community Hall mammoth bazaar this Sat- urday at the hall - 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Regatta folks remember to make something for the bake ta- ble. Only a couple of tables left! Easter News Mrs. Neta Fish of Cadmus, enjoyed Easter dinner with son ~ Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig and Alanna. Neta also had a lovely celebration with daughter Audrey and Jim Leishman and family of Reabo- ro. ton UCW these "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" Nestle Welcome Home A warm welcome home to Russell and Edda Bowman of St. Christopher Beach after hol- idaying in Panama City Beach ~ for the winter. Awfully good to see them once again! Nestleton Smorgasbord Coming | What's coming u or Nestle- ays? Some- thing of interest? Well! I guess! The annual Spring Smorgas- bord will be held May 7 in the Nestleton Community Centre. Once again the culinary experts will rustle up a great variety of succulent food, well seasoned .and cooked to perfection. And what's more you'll be dining in pleasant surroundin with your own friends and neigh- bors. Slip into a comfortable seat for a real meal of turkey, ham, assorted veggies, and a great variety of salads and deli- cious desserts topped off with drinks for the young fry, and tea or coffee for the adults. Service is fast and efficient and the por- tions anything but skimpy. For. value a pleasant evening and 'the price is right - $8 adults; $3 children; 12 and under. A pre- sale of tickets - 5 p.m. and 6:30 p-m. For information call Barb Weir 986-4630 or any member. Inspiration Life's special moments are Examples 16 x 32 18 x 32 20 x 40 TRUCKLOAD SOLAR BLANKETS SALE -$79.95 $92.95 | HAYWARD SUPER Ii AND DYNA-GLASS 1 HP. POOL PUMPS $349.00 ms 5630.00 $169.95 $219.95 (28KG.) 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