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EN _ me $:39 TH tL FA | t {8M (80207 FAY 1 : - 4 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 9, 1989 Auction sale of plants by Institute success Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Auction Sale of Plants a Success Nestleton Women's Institute held their usual May auction of plants, baking, hand crafts, etc., along with the regular meeting. Rika Wygerde, the capable auc- tioneer, assisted by Grace Ba- jama, with e France tallying up the proc , made a good team to turn the various dona- tions into a goodly sum for the treasury. President Neta Fish welcomed the members and some visitors ... and opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect ... and read a poem 'Welcome Friend' and a few thoughts on Mother's Day. Following the reading of April minutes, and treasurer's report, the correspondence was read. An invitation to Solina W.I. meeting, October 11, at 8 p.m. was receiv- ed; from the F.W.1.0. office ... a letter advising nominations for Officers at Provincial level should be submitted; the notes covering the recent W.I. workshop at Solina; and a generous donation from Mrs. Walter Welts. A card was signed for Norma Frew; and Doris Nottingham thanked the ladies for remembering their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Some planning for the District Annual - 9 a.m. on May 18th in Nestleton Community Centre was done ... and also ideas for the coming year's programs. The Motto, "The only place suc- cess comes before work is in the dictionary" was taken by Gwen Malcolm. The Roll Call ... "Things I Hoard" with many amusing answers. Referring to the February-March issue of Home ,and Country ... Gwen reviewed the ten resolutions ap- proved by the F.W.I.O. Board. This was our May topic for Resolutions Convenor, Norma Frew. After closing, the lunch committee served a delicious lunch and a cup of tea, and ap- oi preciation to all was expressed by Winnifred Davison. Smorgasbord a Great Success The Nestleton U.C.W. had a very satisfying Smorgasbord on Friday evening with two settings, held in the Nestleton Community Centre, with a fine crowd on hand to enjoy the delicious food. A meal worthy of a return visit next year. Congratulations to the commit- tee, chaired by president Jean Williams, with committee members - Barb Weir, Arlene Malcolm, Kay Notman and Carol Hill doing a great job of planning the event. Also - to all who work- ed at the supper, and those who bought tickets, a sincere thank you! Caesarea Euchre Results At the Wednesday evening card party, the high score was taken by Grace Short with 83. Second was Faith Lawrence with 72. Low - Dorothy Edwards with 53. Rhon- da Pottery made the tasty lunch. The Caesarea Ladies Auxiliary is meeting on Tuesday, May 16 at 1 p.m. at the Hall. A warm welcome to the younger women ... and bring along your little children ... they will enjoy games while the meeting is in progress. Nestleton United Church On a rainy, snowy Sunday, Ralph and Leona Sadler were the greeters for the service, May 7, at 11:15 a.m. The six part choir sang, "Thou Art Worthy" with Gwen Malcolm presiding at the organ. The children's theme, taken by Rev. Dale Davis, dealt with prayer. His message, 'What Must I Do?" ... believe, follow, share, sacrifice, to change things that begin with us! Lawrence Malcolm read the portions of Scripture, and Norm Mairs and Ralph Sadler received the offering. "MORE THAN JUST A DAIRY STORE" MYERS CASH & CARRY BULK FOODS--DISCOUNT DAIRY PRODUCTS SULTANA RAISINS J9¢ SESAME STICKS | 99 Allan's Red LICORICE BITS 1¢ PHOTOCOPIES 10¢. CHOCO BUTTONS 23 YORK RELISH .09¢ PIE CRUST MIX . 89¢ 2 c. Mix to 5 tbsp. Water We reserve the right to limit quantities. Sale items in effect until closing Monday, May 15th, 1989. Senior Citizens: 10% DISCOUNT on Bulk items every Mon. & Tues, MYERS CASH & CARRY Hwy. 7A East, Port Perry Next to Kentucky Fried Chicken OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed. ................... Thursday & Friday .................... Saturday... TL 9: WTR SUA SN 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM PRU ON. LT 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM AM to 6:00 PM Nestleton Presbyterian Church Quote: (This is the day that the Lord hath made ... let us rejoice and be glad in it!). This was the opening welcome of Rev. Fred Swann to the church service at 11 a.m. The organist was Joyce Taylor. Alison Scott, having finished her university year ... led the singing for the service. Responsive reading Psalm 22 with selected verses. Rev. F. Swann read the balance of Act 2: 38-47 and continued the study of this part of Peter's sermon, which tells the need of fellowship and vigorous growth in the church. Birthday Party Hosted Audrey Leishman and son William, Reaboro, Calvin & Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig, Alanna and Mom, Neta Fish, Blackstock, hosted a lovely birth- day celebration for Jim Leishman on Saturday evening, held at the Fish-Holland residence. After the festivities with birthday cake, etc., Jim received quite an array of cards and gifts for this special occasion. A fine family get- together. Warmest wishes to Jim for many more happy birthdays. Sutton zoning The heated controversy over Mr. Laverne Suttons gravel truck rezoning applica- tion in Ward 4 reached a head in a public meeting Monday. Lawyers representing the applicant Sutton-Dorrell and the opponents Richards and Beatty made presentations to the council. An audience of ten watched as the legal represen- tatives laid out their positions on the proposed Industrial re- zoning of land beside the Town- ship equipment storage sheds. _ Councillor Cochrane estab- lished that stockpiling was defi- nitely not being considered for this proposal. Councillor Pearce inquired as to the estab- lishment of a "grandfather clause" which would allow the zoning change to remain in ef- fect only as long as Mr. Sutton owned the property - legally very difficult. Councillor Malcolm sug- gested that the reason this pro- posal would not fit into an in- dustrial fark plan is that a park would not allow a residen- tial building. Mr. Sutton would refer not to have to travel too ar from his home to perform minor repairs on his equip- ment. Mr. Sutton is a private gravel operator, who current] works from his home in Nestl. ton. With the development of a subdivision beside his proper- ty, he wants to move his opera- tion to an area of less concen- trated population. "The problem is that there (Turn to page 39), GERANIUMS -- for -- MOTHER'S DAY -- and -- SPRING SEASON BRUNTON'S QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Birthday Celebration! Although the weather was cold and stormy, a large number of relatives and friends turned out for the festive party in honour of Lorne McKee's 80th birthday, held in the Nestleton Community Centre on Sunday afternoon. The celebration was hosted by his family. They had a delicious meal later at the Bonfire Restaurant in Lindsay. Best wishes to Lorne for many more. Family News The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Rd., were pleased to have son Arthur Cawker of Sudbury, his daughter Cheryl Cawker of Peterborough, son Ralph Cawker and friend Diane Riccio & Jake of Scarborough, over the weekend. A visit was enjoyed over tea. Get Well Best wishes go out to Norma Frew who is progressing nicely after surgery in Oshawa General Hospital. Sympathy Sympathy goes out to the Hyland family, in the passing of Byron. He was a Nestleton boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyland, who lived just west of Nestleton village, and will be remembered well by folks within the area. Sympathy also, the the family of Mima Corner of Raglan, a good friend of yours truly years ago. She will be greatly. missed by relatives and many friends. Mother's Day Trust mothers everywhere will have a happy, gratifying day this coming Sunday, May 14th, and will be rewarded with visits from the family. If far away, a phone call. Anyway, a day of pleasure! Someone has said, 'The road is never long when you are on the way to your mother's."" Mothers are special folks. Mother's Day has been celebrated on the second Sunday in May since 1914 = Happy 80th! Lorne Mckee celebrated 80 great years last Sunday at the Nestieton Community Hall. Dozens of friends and rela- tives from all over came to deliver good wishes to him. How does It feel to be halfway there? 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