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Lo Q "and Oshawa 501. By Mrs. J. Bolan The first euchre of the current season of the Caes- area club was hosted by Carol Oliphant and Maxine McMillen in Carol's home. The _ officers for the new. season are as follows: Pre- sident Maxine McMillen; Vice President Shirley Jack- son and Recording Secretary Carol. Oliphant. Twelve members were in atten- dance, Prior to the game, a brief meeting was -held. . It was agreed that if the mem- bership exceeded sixteen we shall endeavour to rent the Caesarea Community Hall for our games as four or five tables is rather much to have in private homes. Winners for the evening were: first - Betty Ringham; second - Helen Wilkinson and the "booby" went to Irene Train. Nestlet pd Canada. The meeting ad- journed at ten o'clock. Lunch was served then, amid friendly conversation. The next. District Council meeting shall be hosted by ~Court Peterborough; ~ Court Lady Snowbird host- - ed Kingsway District Coun- cil on Wednesday evening in the Nestleton Recreation Center. Approximately 14 members were in attendance representing Courts Bow- manville, Venture, Charlene Many items were on the agenda for the evening, among them a full report on High Court meeting in July. It was nice to welcome "Lil and Len Barker Back to Oshawa from Vancouver. Congrat- ulations were conveyed to Laura Frazer who recently became Mrs. Graham Ben- ton. (A first for both). It was reported that the official opening of Forester's Haven, a Beautiful residence for retired Foresters, was quite impressive. Pictures were shown of this modern struc- ture and it most definitely is a credit to the Foresters of A pantry and kitchen shower was hosted by Mrs. Dalton Dorrell and her co- hostess, Mrs. Jim Marlow, on Friday evening, Septem- ber 17th, to honour Lorri, the lovely daughter of Shirley and Roy Turner of Black- stock. With the assistance of the bride-elect's sister Janet and her future sister-in-law Linda Minshal, gifts far too numerous to mention were presented. Janet fashioned an apron with the ribbons and bows that adorned each gifts and pictures were taken of Lorri wearing her sister's creation. Following a delect- able buffet Lorri thanked the ladies and all that assisted in making the evening one long to be remembered with pleasure. On October 2nd, . Lorri shall become the bride of Ronald Minshal, son of Ken and Polly Minshal of Nestleton, On behalf of the community, may I extend a prayer for a long and.com-- "pletely beautiful life as man and wife to this popular young couple. I would like to take this opportunity to say hello to our dear "old folks", trust- ing this greeting finds all of them in the best of health and God Bless. What a mited up season this has been. Before we harvest what little vege: tables that did survive, the darn geese are preparing for their flight south. Where did ' summer go??? A prayer for improved health is offered on behalf of Mrs. C. Earnshaw and Mrs. C. Pedzekowski of Caesarea and to Mrs. John Doyle of Nestleton. . The Nestleton Presbyter- ian congregation observed their 131st anniversary on MORLEY W. PARISH Phone 852-7588 or 985-7300 on, Caesarea area news Sunday, September 19th. The church was filled to" capacity. To honour the occasion, Mr. M. Dymond commented upon his past. association with the resid- ents of Cartwright, assuring all, that he had many pleas- ant memories. Dr. Dymond then read passages from the scriptures. The Presbyter- ian Men's Choir from Toron- to provided the music. In splendid voice, they added a deéper,solempity to the im- pressive service. Miss Dorothy Bulmer, Deaconess of the church, expressed gra- titude to Dr. Dymond and to "the choir. Prayers were then offered in appreciation of past years and for peace in the years to come. A social time was enjoyed by all during lunch. a-Just a thought.. It is not what we demand of life, but rather what we give to it that makes facing death a simple thing. PORT PERRY CHRYSLER proudly anOuNCes 1977 Models Free Coffee & Donuts PORT PERRY CHRYSLER Highway 7 & 12 -- MANCHESTER, ONT. -- Phone 985-7329 the Introduction of its new PORT PERRY STAR -- WED., SEPT. 29, 1976 -- 23 SJ to - ON FARM INCOME STABILIZATION MON., OCT. 4, at 8:30 pm The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food wii hold meetings across the province on Monday, October 4, to receive views on farm income stabilization. : ! Interested individuals are invited to participate in any one of the following meetings: RIDGETOWN Ridgetown College of - Agricultural Technology, Livestock Pavilion STRATFORD Market Annex CAMPBELLFORD District High School Ranney Street CARLETON PLACE Zion Memorial United Fairgrounds Church Hall, 37 Franklin Street ANCASTER KEMPTVILLE Marritt Hall Kemptville College of Fairgrounds Agricultural Technology, Engineering Building NEW LISKEARD New Liskeard College of Agricultural Technology, Auditorium THUNDER BAY Airlane Motor Hotel FLESHERTON Grey Highlands Secondary School, Auditorium MARKHAM Markham Arena Hall Highways 48 and 7 Hon William G Newman Ministry of . Minister Agriculture RGB n and Food big i Ontario THURSDAY, SEPT. 30th & FRIDAY, OCT. 1st Come see the new mid-size Monaco and the exciting line-up of Volares and Aspens to the luxurious "Cordoba". at a 1 FA alg) RT ho a He ARE NE CARYN oh Sah CH A RARE ARATE A PUBLIC FORUM [* i 1% 25 -- - TST ANN NT a 2 on SIPEG ear "~. 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