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2 « v ¢ e : s © ° e ° ° 1 . » * oe R 1 J . N un behalf of this,commun- ity I wish to convey a warm * welcome and equally warm wish for success in their new endeavour, to Mr, and Mrs. P: Niemi of Caesarea. The Niemi family have recently - purchased the former Caes- area Food Market that was, until approx. fpur years ago, the Eric Michna store, which most of us were familiar with. The new store is indeed an asset to the community. The entire family worked night and day to have every- thing in readiness for the opening on August 15th. The Niemis have also purchased the cabins and home of Mr. and Mrs. Murdo MacGregor of Caesarea. Good luck folks. Mr. and Mrs. Armando Fiquerido owner and operat- ors of the All 'Flags Service Station on highway 7A, west of Nestleton village have certainly ad many pleasant surprises as of late. Approx. two weeks ago tfiree of Ar- mando's brothers paid a sur- prise visit and last week a -. boyhood friend whom he had - not seen in eighteen years also visited. The human mind is capable of being thrown at aloss with disassociation and thus was the case with Armando. He did not recog- nize his old friend, because he was not forewarned and of course the friend Mr. Bert Pousada and his lovely wife Sylvia could not resist the temptation to tease Armando during their entire visit. I personally cannot bring to mind anyone that is so de- serving of pleasant events in their lives than Armando and Manchester "News Church Sunday August 31 at 11:15. Rev. B. R. Pogue in charge. Mrs. Eileen Richardson, Los Angelos, California visit- ing Mrs. Dolly Roberts a few days. ° Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mitchel and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Franklin of Prooklin visited Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Hitchens at Canarvon on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson | visiting Mrs. Cecil Adams of Courtice on Sunday. Friends of Mrs. W. J. Tapscott will be pleased to know she is home from hos- pital /Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitghe called on Mr. and . W. J. Tapscott Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fisher at Taunton on Saturday. Mr, and-Mrs. G. Marcotte visitihg Mr. and Mrs. Bob Price and boys at Ottawa' over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Lute' have returned to New Brunswick after visiting her sister Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawler. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lawler of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brockwell and family of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Fallows of Osh- awa and family with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lawler over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb attended the antique show at Quaker Hill on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanley were surprised when "about forty friggds gave them house wirthing on Pon, evening. i Adelade Fiquerido for they are "beautiful people" them- selves. 'Mr. - and Mrs. Pousada left for their homein Johannasberg, South Africa with best wishes and prayers for a safe journey home. I offer a salute to the girls in Hank's Pastries in Port perry. These girls have been very well deserving of the smallest of compliments, Many people have remarked - on their prompt, courteous and pt congenial way in which they serve the patrons of this bake shop and lunch room. I do not know the girls by name, with the exception of Kim. ' The Nestleton - United Church women played host- ess on Wednesday evening to the beautiful bride to be of Mr. Rick Campbell, 'Miss Sharalyn Reader of Will- iam's Point. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Campbell may well be proud of their son's choice for Sharalyn is indeed all that The winner was yours truly. Sharalyn thanked the UCW and the guests for their kindness, as did her mother. On behalf of the community may I extend wishes for the best that life has to offer to the future Mr. and Mrs. Rick one would hope for in a 'Campbell. May God guide daughter-in-law. Approx. 30 ladies attended the. event. Following the opening of _many gorgeous gifts, the ladies were amused by a poem written by Mrs. Norma Frew that was exceptional- ly humorous. Mrs. Mable Cawker did areading regard- ing marriage. This was hilar- ious as well as serious in part. ; Jean Williams had the ladies play a jumbled word game. Earl Close of View Lake upon their every step. Mr. and Mrs. Murdo Mac- Gregor of Caesarea shall be leaving On Oct 6 to take up residence in their new apart- ment in Oshawa. Their many friends trust that they enjoy apartment - living. We also hope that these nice people come back and visit soon. The sympathy of the com- munity is conveyed to Mrs. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 27, 1975 -- § -- / . the passing away of Mr. Close on Saturday. Earl was the owner, of the store in View Lake and known by all. May God be with the family in this their hour of sorrow. Get well wishes are con- veyed to our ill. May good health return to each of them quickly. : . And I think that I'm con- fused regarding Bell Canada as of late. Last week 1, once again, phoned repair service. It was just after five-thirty p.m. I let it ring 15 times on three attempts to reach them. Finally I asked the operator to try and reach them for me. After the same process that I *had gone through she informed me 'Nestleton, Caesarea and area news o that the repair service was closed but she would connect me to Central Repair. Well that was fine with me as long . as the problem with my darn phone was rectified. A gentle- man answered and as per usual asked the same old questigns, such as where we live, our phone number, lot and concession number, etc. I gave him the required information, I even told him that we were of the Black- stock exchange. After all this he calmly asked me if that was in the Owen Sound or Oshawa area ... I give up. Just-a thought ... Would it not be nice if Bell Canada and Ontario Hydro had a little competition? 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