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a ES J A ts a di | i plan of ac Nestleton-Caesarea Nows by Mabel Cawker Nestleton Women's Institute Meet The June meeting of Nestletor Branch was held Wed. June 3. at 1:30 p.m. at the lovely home of Mrs Irene McKee. Mrs. Neta Fish welcomed the members and open- ed the meeting with the Ode and Col lect. followed by a poem. The minutes of the May meeting were approved as read by assistant Secretary Mrs. Winnifred Davison. and the Treasurer's statement was given by Mrs. Rika Wygerde, The roll call was answered by naming a Spring flower. Correspondence was + read. A District resolution re- Litter- ing and Vandalism which West Durham Women's Institutes are supporting is to be instigated with a ion through the Elemen- ~ tary Schools. ~ Plans were made for members who will be attending Blackstock In- stitute meeting on Thursday, June 4. to hear a speaker; and also the opening of Bowmanville Museum, Saturday, June 6. Suggestions for the exhibit "Now and Then'™ at Blackstock Fair were left with the fair committee. New programs for the year and membership cards were given out to those present. The secretary Mrs. Gwen Malcolm will be reimbursed for expenses of prin- ting programs...and appreciation expressed for the work involved. Two get well cards were signed for - members in hospital. A generous donation from a former president to be acknowledged with thanks. The usual Award to Grade 8 student with the most improvement in writing will be-presented at the graduation exercis® on June 25. . Blackstock Institute is to be in- 'vited to the July meeting at Nestleton Community Centre to hear the guest speaker. vMrs. Grace Bajema, convenor of Citizenship and World Affairs was in charge of the program. A reading by Mrs. Doris Nottingham entitled; "We Grumble... followed by Mrs. Bajema reading "Customs and Traditions of Holland" under GREYSTONE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE several headings - population, village hfe. national dress, horse & wagon, many bridges, pastures and cattle, special Sunday and Roval family anniversanes celebrated in Fresian style of apparel Some cusioins are continued, for the tourists to sey. but some elaborate head - ¥ (gold) pieces are now in Museums A poem, "Tél yourself you're happy" concluded the pro gram. A contest by Mrs N. Fish "Test your memory was won by Doris Nottingham A summer treat of cake and ice cream was served by Mrs. Bertha McLaughlin assisted by her group and the hostess. Doris expressed the ap preciation to all An%ewcellent meeting' Caesarea News At the weekly Euchre party held on Wednesday evening the following are to be congratuiated: first prize 'winner - Kay Brown with 89, second prize - George Mathewson with 77. low - Al Brown with 54 George Mathewson won 13 lone hands for the month of May. Next Wednesday night at the centre for a pleasant time out. The Caesarea Ladies Auxiliary meeting to be held on Monday, June 15 a\7:30 p.m. at the centre. and a social time will be held after. Everyone please bring refreshments! Senier Choir Sings At Nestleton Presbyterian Church Service An ex t service was held at Nestleton Presbyterian Church on Sunday, June 7, at 10 a.m. with a goodly number present... who real- ly appreciated the "'special"" music provided by the Senior Choir of Port Perry. under the direction of leader Win Philp and organist Edna Beckett. The choir sang two numbers beautifully. "I walked where Jesus walked" with . Bill Harper taking the solo part with ease. then later they sang. "I ask- ed the Lord™"._ both fine'renditions Rev. Fred Swann was in charge of the service and Joyce Taylor ably RR. 2, SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY King's Plate Dining RE GLENDA'S BACK .. May | take this opportunity to thank ali "at Port Perry Community Hospital and or 'Krempowich, or ther cards, visits, flowers and gifts Suring my recent sick leave xs y frends, family, staff SPECIAL Every Friday Erculng oe Salad Bar. Steak Dinner. Dessert SATURDAY, JUNE 20th SUNDAY, JUNE 21st ... only 1 1. 95 Dinner and Dance SPECIAL BUFFET for FATHER'S DAY Bring dad along and spo! him TUESDAY.JUNE 9th WH oe car n3hon for each dad - Now starting to open Tuesday -- DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS -- Tuesday through 4. ~~ 2 Saturday Cold Plates ur choose from our Luncheon Menu Quick. good service for the bu I, a SINesSS persons with limited luncheon time -- DINNER MENU SERVED ~ Wednesday through Satur rday 5 30 Relax and enpy fine d dn ng nou on our picturesque outdoor Booking Now for Weddmgs Banquets. Special Occaswons Please call ahead if you wish ™ dine GLENDA and STAFF me - - ~ rn - QIy 27 CONTEC Ou pate Bo= ¢ to 8 30 PM } PM to 8 30 U = om (84) ¥ Cerne Oy - 985. 9711 presided at the organ Psalm 95 was read and Scripture was taken from Matthew Ch 6. In his sermon Rev Swann spoke eloquently Notices - Next Sunday will be Communion Sunday The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday June 11, at Mamie Magill's home, and the Ladies will have a table at the Flea Market on Sat. June 13 Cartwright Umron Cemetery Decoration Service on June 14 - 2:30 p.m. with speaker Rev Fred Swann Cancer Campaign ' Over The Top Again Doris Taylor, chairperson for the 1982 Cancer Campaign re - figures in, and WOW' We're over the top again with over $30,000 for the Drive this past April Its very graufving to all who worked hard r this worthy cause. $2000 more than last vear. The Society who helped make 1t_the great suc- cess it was - the captains - volunteers - the generous donors - and the Campaign Chairperson and executive. For those who would like to pur- chase one of the popular cookbooks - vou now have the opportunity. The "Smart Cooking' - ty recipes for healthy living - by Anne Lindsay' - are again for sale at "From My Heart" store on Queen Street. Just a few - so - if you wish one for a gift or for yourself - don't delay! Price $14.95 - and well worth it! Caesarea Community Church Celebrates in Style The Caesarea Church was filled to the door on Sunday morning when they celebrated their 5th anniver- sary in grand style. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford conducted the service and student minister Teo Hoekstra spoke. His topic - "God's New Cove- - mant"...a meaningful message. Many assisted during the ser- vice Jerry Jonkher led in Prayer, and Rev. Van Harmelen & Arden Maschke read the Scriptures. Rev. Charles Clarke gave the Benedic- tion. Organists Anne Maschke' & Kathy Watts. Lovely music was enjoyed. Karen Buchanan sang a solo and Lynn and Norma Arney sang a duet. Leandra Tromans on clarinet and Esther Maschke on flute played a duet. A highhght was a poem written by Frank Arney especially for the an- niversary and read by daughter Norma. The Primary Sunshin€ Club sang as well: A note of congratula- _ tions is in order for these dedicated . workers in Caesarea Church, We surely wish them well as they com- mence their 6th year! The pot luck supper held at 5p.m. PIZZA PARLOUR 150 Water St Port Perry 985-2225 CLIP & SAVE COUPON Any Large Pizza with 3 Items ... Only *8.00 Pickup or Delivery From 4 PM to 8 PM Daily Wednesday, June 10th to Sunday. June 14th, 1987. ONE PIZZA PER COUPON NR TG ------ WW -- -- -- -- -- -- a TN SN -- WS WS -- -- -- -------------------------- ---- --" -- -- o---------- -- -- ----_-- --_-- ----_ v-- vod : the - Township of Scugog, has the final wishes 'to say a ! sincere word of appreciation to all the "quick and tas- ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tussday, June 9, 1987 -- 27 was a success' Sorry to have miss- ed this tremendous service! Nestleton United Church On a cool Sunday, June 7, with Robert and Carol Mairs and family greeting at the door... saw a smaller attendance than usual with Doreen VanCamp conducting the service She spoke on "Building Towers" based on Scripture f rom Genesis 11: 1-9 & John 14: 8-17, 25-27. In the choir a trio composed of Regeria Walker, Kay Notman & Janice MacKenzie sang - 'The Spirit Of God," with organ accompaniment by Gwen- estleton Women's Institute June meeting dolyn Malcolm Doreen VanCamp will be leaving for her charge about the middle of June - we wish for Graduate Doreen VanCamp a fulfilling life in hér new church - St. Therese.. St. James in the Valley . north of Sudbury. On Wed June 10 at 8 pm. the evening U. CW Unit to meet at the home of Yvonne Priebe - Nestleton U.CW. are celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the UC. W. on June 14, 1987 Mrs. B. Turcott - guest speaker - 11:15 a.m. Please Join us for this time of fellowship. 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