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Nestleton-Caesarea News We're very proud of three young Nestleton girls who did well at the 31st Sunderland Lions Club Mu- sical Festival during, this past week. As follows: 9 yéar old Ka- tie Mairs..a grade 3 student, won Ist in her class. Nine year old Kimberly Headon, a first year stu- dent, also won 1st in her class. Six year old Stacey Headon, in the beginners class, came in 3rd out of 22 contestants. Our warmest congratulations to the girls! Sev- eral other artists from Nestleton, although not winners, did excepti- nally well with their selections. Our best to them as well. . The festival features young art- ists from the townships of Eldon, Mariposa, Uxbridge, Scugog, Brock and the former Georgina. The festival continues until Feb- ruary 26. Coming up next well be the vocal contestants. Class winners will give special performances at the Stars of the by Mabel Cawker r'estival concerts at the Sunderland Town Hall, March 1 to 3. BLACKSTOCK AND DISTRICT LIONS CLUB The Lions Public Speaking Contest -- Grades 6,7,&8 will be held this Wednesday night in the old Town Hall in Blackstock at 8 p.m. We trust for a good atten- dance for this important event. Very sorry Dr. Howard Gauthier was involved in a car accident and 1s presently in Oshawa Hosptial. The Lions Club is looking for a speedy recovery so chin up Ho- ward....you'll be out of hospital soon now! All your friends are pulling for you. FAMILY NEWS Cousin Elva Fleury of Brock- ville, is spending a couple of weeks visitng with her cousin Marion Hall of Williams Point and Port Perry. Marion Cawker of Manchester, Paul Turner, a grade 11 Bae wwe room studen t at Port Perry High was the winner of a poster contest for the Kawartha Conservation Authority. Paul's poster warns of the danger of thin ice and swollen streams at this time of year. The poster will be on display throughout the Kawartha watershed. For his efforts, Paul received a cash prize of $30 which was presented to him last week by Denise Lauzon, information co-ordinator for the Kawartha Authority. rrr em------------------ MORE we are moving ... PRECISION AUTO ELECTRIC -- 985-8406 -- as of March 1st, will be located at 80 VANEDWARD DRIVE We will be closed for general business from February 29th to March 4th during the move. Thank you for your support. Tim PARTS - SALES - SERVICE - TESTING Of All Starters, Alternators, Generators and Regulators BATTERIES - TUNEUPS - AIR CONDITIONING Owned & Operated by TIM BARTLEY OPEN: Monday - Friday 8 AM to 6 PM Saturday 8 AM to 12 Noon spent "Thursday afternoon with Sam and Mabel Cawker at the farmstead, Scugog Point Rd., and we had a nice visit over a cup of ica. Good to see Marion! Curtis Cawker of Oshawa was also a guest. EVENING U.C.W. UNIT MEETS The Evening Uni of the Nestle- ton U.C.W. met at the lovely home of Chris Davis, Scugog Point Rd., with 10 present. Leader Regenia Walker brought the meet- ing to order with a cordial wel- come to all present. The "roll call" was answered by a favourite love story or poem...which brought forth many interesting an- swers. Minutes were approved as read and the Treasurer's statement giv- en. Arlene Malcolm brought in a suggestion, to have the duct work cleaned. The new organ is almost paid for, with many generous do- nations. The Evening Unit is sponsoring a Foster Child. Chris Davis is reported back from "World Vision" and Arlene Mal- colm reported on Canada Save the Children, the Unit will make a de- cision at the March meeting. Fi- nal arrangements were made for - the Junior Farmer's Banquet to be held on Feb. 13. Chris kindly vol- unteered to look after the Church Garden this Spring. The timely worship period enti- .. tled "Advice for Lent" and "Let's Think About Love" was present- ed by Barb Weir...after many in- spiring thoughts she closed with a meaningful Prayer. ! The next meeting will be held March 9, and members are having a tour of Paula Lishman's Furs in Blackstock. To top off the even- ing Chris Davis had a viewing of her work re- Quilting -- many ex- cellent works of art were shown. Say! that gal is a real expert. A super lunch was served by the hostess and a nice social time was enjoyed. A most interesting meet- ing. NEW PROGRAM FOR MOMS & TOTS Pre-schoolers... Wednesday mornings from 10-11 a.m. start- ing March 2nd, at the Caesarea Centre. There will be a small fee, to be discussed! Refreshments, and Moms please. bring a toy...to be shared by all. For information call 986-0147 or 986-4377 and ask for Shirley. Sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Caesarea. Sounds like a "great idea." Mrs. Neta Fish of Nestleton, at- tended the Circus with the Blackstock Scnior Citizens, on Thursday morning held in the Ma- ple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, and re- ports a very interesting and enjoy- able day...with lunch on the way home. Jim and Audrey Leishman and son William, were dinner guests with Mother Neta Fish on Sunday cvening, and had an enjoyable time catching up on family news. Yours truly had a lovely visit with a former resident of Nestle- ton on Saturday, Olive Heaslip who now resides in Port Perry Villa. The Sam Cawkers of Scu- gog Point Rd., had an interesting chat with Russell and Edda Bow- man on Sunday morning. SYMPATHY EXTENDED Very shocked to learn of the sudden death of Ronald Burr....a former well known resident of Caesarea, who recently had moved to a small farm at Oakwood, a dream Ron had for some time to operate a farm. He leaves to mourn his loving wife Doris of Oakwood and sister Madeline Ar- not of Caesarea, and many other relatives. Our deepest sympathy from this area to the Burr family. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 23, 1988 -- 31 Spring interment in Nestleton United Church cemetery. BEST WISHES Our fondest and very best wish- €s to a good friend John Hall, who has had a sojourn in Oshawa Hos- pital this time around. We trust John will soon be home again, and feeling much beuer. We all miss him so very much. Keep up your spirits John, we know you are a fighter. COMMENT Tired of winter? Got the mid- winter blues? Oh shucks! Just re- member that March is just around the corner. So keep smiling folks, of all the things you wear your expression is the most important, and, if you didn't begin the day with a smile....it is not too late to start practising for tomorrow. THANK YOU Words seem to be inadequate when I think of the many kind- nesses shown to me when hopital- ized in Oshawa and Port Perry. First of all the wonderful help my family were to me and to Sam...all the meaningful little things that are so much appreciat- DO) THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Young artists win at Sunderland Festival Also, a sincere thank you to the Port Perry Star staff for their thoughfulness....to relatives, fricnds and neighbours for lovely gifts, a "host" of cards, newsy lct- ters, pretty flowers, poetry, fruit, visitations, humour and phone calls, during the painful hours. Special thanks to the Eastern Star, Port Perry and Nestleton UCW's, Honeydale Women's In- stitute, Blackstock and District Li- ons Club for their generosity, Caesarea Ladies Auxiliary, and Nestleton Presbyterian Laides and Court Lady Snowbird. Speical thanks to the delightful young Ambulance operators, Drs. Krempowich, Eix and Monahan of Port Perry, Drs., Long and Webster of Oshawa, and the friendly concerned nurses in both hospitals. A warm thank you to Rev. and Mrs. Dale Davis, Blackstock charge, for cheery calls, and Rev. Dr. Crawford and Rev. Rudy Hee- zen, Caesarea Church.....and a good friend Joyce Kelly for letting olks know through her news col- umn of my accident, All this was very much appre- ciated and "Thanks a Million" to you all. God Bless! the map below. 'NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Take notice that the Regional Planning Committee will consider at a meeting to be held on: MARCH 1, 1988 at 10:00 AM PLANNING DEPARTMENT BOARDROOM, 105 CONSUMERS DRIVE, WHITBY: AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes a storage and operation facility for school buses within the site indicated on SCUGOG ISLAND OF day preceding the meeting. File No. 87-69/D Gary Herrema, "Regional Chairman TOWNSHIP SCUGOG Subsequently, the Regional Council will consider the recommenda- tion of the Planning Committee at a meeting to be held on: MARCH 9, 1988 at 10:00 AM, COUNCIL CHAMBERS, REGIONAL HEADQUARTERS BUILDING, 605 ROSSLAND ROAD EAST, WHITBY The report related to the amendment application is available for in- spection in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, or by calling Mr. Michael Cook, Planning Department (Whitby) 668-7731 / (Toronto) 686-1651. Requests to make a presentation before the Planning Committee concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to Dr. M. Michael, M.C.I.P., Commissioner of Planning, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3, and should be received by the Fri- Requests to make a presentation before Regional Council concern- ing the amendment application must be forwarded to the Regional Clerk, Regional Headquarters Building, 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3, and should be received 48 hours prior to the Regional Council meeting. C.W. Lundy, AMC.T. Regional Clerk