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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" : PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 7, 1992 - 27 a -- TE RT RR A RAR RAR Aa Os as A stleton, Caes A rea Daffodil Day on Friday, April 3 in Port Perry was a success, but the flowers weren't as good as usual. The Cancer Society netted about $3,000. A sincere thank you to all who assisted with the sale - it was warmly appreciated! Nestleton Women's Institute Annual Meeting On Wednesday, April 1, the Nestleton Branch met at the home of Neta Fish for the annual meeting with president Rika Wygerde in the chair. She brought the meeting to order with a poem "The Farmer's Fate" followed by the Ode and Col- lect. Pleased to have Gwendolyn Malcolm back after a winter holiday in Florida. Minutes and treasurer's report were given by secretary-treasurer Neta Fish and members were reminded of the District Annual which will be held in Solina on May 6. The May meeting of Nestleton Branch will be held a week later, May 13. The 4-H Achievement Award night is April 21 at 7 p.m. in Blackstock United Church, the - by Mabel Cawker ~ J Ra EE Vine X R88 Nestleton Branch providing prizes for the four Nestleton girls. The speaker re - 'Local Indian Tribes" will be Terry Boyle. The W.I. exhibit at Orono Fair is Sweet Sixteen - to be discussed later. The June W.IL. booth in Bowmanville Mall is to be a publicity event to attract new members to join in community work. The Branch Annual meeting followed with Neta reading last years minutes. The auditor's report was presented. The roll call was the payment of dues, and hints for pro- gram ideas. Public Relations Of- ficer Winnifred Davison gave the yearly report, and the curator's report by Gwen Malcolm, and Rika and the resolutions report with no resolutions for last year, and pro- gram co-ordinator"s report was given. The slate of officer's report was read by Bertha McLaughlin for 1992-93 and the election and installa- tion was conducted by Winnifred Davison. The meeting continued with a poem "An Institute Hus- Fool's Day Dance SRE EE Ashburn News by Florence Ashton According ndar, we welcomed spring, but wouldn't it be nice if it would just warm up a bit? Results of the last euchre game are as follows: 12 tables were played. Ladies' first prize went to Ruby Smith, second Verna Draper. Men's first to Art Budd, second to Bill Collins. Lone hands to Helen Brown. 50/ 50 draw won by Mary Poops. Lucky door prize winner was Evelyn Dennis. Next euchre will be Thursday, April 9 at the Ashburn Community Centre at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Lois Daw has returned home from hospital, and recuperating nicely following her recent sur- gery. Jim Lynde underwent sur- gery aweek ago at Oshawa Gen- eral and I understand is well enough to soon come home. We extend our sincere sympa- thy to Art and Margaret Mat- thews and family in the passing of Art's father. Muriel Fisher, Catherine and Ernie Humphrey attended a memorial service last Saturday for the late Frank Mitchell of Deep River, his wife Margaret (nee Fisher) and family. Jim and Elaine Ewing of ~at Orangeville visited with Elaine's parents Theo and Joan Knight on Sunday. Grant and Sheila Parrott travelled to Belleville last Wednesday, visiting with Shei- la's mother, Mrs. Annie Hamil- ton. Doug and Florence Ashton visited with Cecil and Jean Vic- ars of Fergus recently, also vis- iting with Ruth Purdy of Or- ganeville. Grant and Sheila Parrott re- cently visited with Cecil and Jean Vicars of Fergus. It was great to have such a good response to our bowling party Saturday night in Ux- bridge. The top bowlers were Ray Porter, Joan Knight, Joan Fleming and Ross Batten. As someone said, we should do this more often. Ashton's Double Fool's Day Dance will be held on Saturday, April 11 from 8 p.m. until 1 a.m. the Thunderbird Golf Course. Tickets $25 a couple and $13 for a single. This is an -annual fundraiser for the Ash- burn Community Centre. Hot roast beef on a bun, door prizes, disc jockey etc. For further in- formation contact Moyra Dob- son at 655-3904. On Sunday evening, Barb and Bill Watts of Heavenbound Ministries presented "Mission of the Water" at Burns Church. Further details in next week's column re this event. Have a good week. band's View' and contest by Neta. A social time was enjoyed with lunch provided by Bertha, Win- nifred and hostess Neta. Happy Event Our warmest congratulations to Paul and Patti Dearborn of Nestleton, on the birth of their first child Alexia Patricia Nicole, born March 16, 1992, weighing in at 9 lbs. 113 ozs. Proud grandparents are Pat and Mike Dearborn of Nestleton and a great-grandchild for Alice Dear- born of Oshawa. Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fair The annual hospital Spring Fair will be held at Latcham Centre on Saturday, April 18 from 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. and a noon luncheon will be a feature. Many tables of interest to the buyer - crafts, plants, varie- ty table, delightful home baking table groaning with goodies. Mark the date on your calendar folks; this 1s your hospital which will benefit. In need of information call Camille Crosier 985-2644. Nestleton Newsworthy Items Don and Norma Frew of Nestleton arrived home from Lakeland, Florida, on Saturday. They had a good winter but a bit cool at times. They enjoyed golf and many other activities. Welcome home folks! Welcome home to Lawrence and Gwendolyn Malcolm of Nestleton from Zephyshills, Florida. They had a fine winter with plenty of activity to keep life interesting. Enroute home they stayed over- night in Simcoe with Barry and Joan Malcolm and granddaughter Emi- ly and new grandson Paul Stanley, born March 14. A bonny wee fellow! Sam and Mabel Cawker of Nestleton, enjoyed an interesting visit with son Grant Cawker of Oshawa and a tasty lunch, then later in the day they had a lovely dinner with son Alan and Eleanor Cawker, also of Oshawa. Monday, April 6, was Cliff Davis' birthday, and a wish for Cliff - a real good friend to the Cawker family, in sO many ways! This 'happy birthday' greeting - is cordial and sincere, and brings vou Cliff a host of good wishes - to last you all the year! Nestleton United Church On a more spring like Sunday, April 5, 11:15 a.m. with many wor- shippers present, the greeters were Richard and Janice MacKenzie. Nice to see Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm back, and daughter Gail from Port Perry. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the Lent V service with a splendid message re - "The Prodigal Son" based on scripture lessons from Luke 15, read by Carla Davis. A number of children enjoyed the theme story with the minister before attending classes. Reception of the Czyruk family. Karin and Mark and son Colter Aaron were received into the church family. The Baptism and confirma- tion of Karin Czyruk and the Bap- tism of son Colton Aaron ceremony was conducted by Rev. Davis, assisted by Clerk of Session Richard MacKenzie. The choir sang 'It's A Wonderful World" with Carol Mairs at the piano. Offering received by Dennis and Karen Yellowlees. Next Sun- day, April 12, Palm Sunday - Sacra- ment and Holy Communion. Our best wishes to friends in hospital from Blackstock-Nestleton charge. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On the fifth Sunday of Lent, Rev. Wm. Fairley spoke on '"'Accepting the éontrast in our lives, as we ex- perience changes. We are all strug- gling through to the promised land." The book of the week Ephesians - for the Sunday School story, is a book of letters to the Ephesians to guide them - as if putting each part Daffodil Day raised $3,000 for Cancer Society of a puzzle in place making a com- plete picture. 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