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12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 13, 1979 Yelverton and area news by Harvey Malcolm Yelverton United Church was particularly well atten- ded on Sunday. A vocal solo contributed by Mr. Douglas 'Eggins, a summer visitor from the Springwater Trailer Park, assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Draper on the electric organ was much enjoyed. Don't miss Yelverton's new innovation this year to the field of culinary delights, our first ever Pork Barbecue - chops and spare ribs with all the accessories including mouth watering desserts - all for the minimal price of $4.00 adult - (See Coming Events for details). One might surmise that there were in our community a number of distraught hog producers who fear a glut of pork on the market might affect the price to producers in a nega- tive aspect and who would go to any length (almost) to see us eat our way out of a project. And you could be right. However the U.C.W. Ladies have a reputation for providing sumptious supper meals which will certainly not be contradicted with this new venture. See you there amid the smoke and grease on Barbecue Pit "Z' or is that "X". . Welcome home to Joyce Malcolm, who returned home from hospital this week. Mrs. Audrie Brown enter- tained a collection of her in-laws on Saturday evening as dinner guests. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pickett and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Irons and family also of Toronto and Murray's father who is vacationing here from Scotland. Con- gratulations to Paul Pickett who was recently named provincial Judge in recog- nition of his ability in legal circles. Mrs. Hazel Whittaker of Lindsay and Miss Valerje Malcolm left this week for Edmonton - Hazel to visit her grandchildren and Valerie to visit her sister Darlene and to check the employment picture there. Mr. and Mrs. Oram Moore and family attended the 25th Anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLean of R.R. Lindsay on Friday evening. On Wednesday evening a large turnout of ladies was present at the Church Hall to honour bride elect Miss Sharon Nesbitt of Nestleton who is scheduled to enter the ia for these and many more outstanding values!!! Oo RUG STORES "Well Worth Looking For" 'CET oD ANALGESIC TABLETS 1.29... gndition Sh Clairol LJ A CONDITION | SHAMPOO *1 99 450 mi / CQ \ CREST TOOTHPASTE > 94¢ © Regular or Mint 100 mi BABYSCOTT DISPOSABLE DIAPERS © Regular 30's o Super Toddler 24's Buy Two and Clairol Will Mail You a * 1.50 Refund \ 0 A 3 ™ NNN ~~ NN A wR Flavoured 100 ml oe Regular or Winterfresh DENTAL CREAM SKIN CONDITIONING LOTION C0) O We Prices Effective ateive 1) til the Right n to Limit Quontilies JUNE 23 ¢ Scented - 180ml AGREE CREME RINSE CONDITIONER "1.49... BRUTONS I > a: DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY COLOR PRINT FILM 99¢ 110 or No. 126 © 12 Exposures o Instant Load Type 985-2511 marital estate next Satur- day, June 9th. Sharon was assisted by Mary and Gloria McCullough in opening a large and varied assortment of shower presents. Sharon expressed her thanks for the many gifts and lunch -con- cluded the evenings activi- ties. Yelverton girls played three games of ball this season winning vs. Cavan and Janetville and losing to Nestleton. Yelverton U.C.W. News Only 9 U.C.W. members availed themselves of the opportunity of touring A.R.C. Industries on May 31 in Lindsay. A.R.C. stands for Adult Rehabilitation Centre of which there are over 100 of these centres scattered throughout Ontario. Their goal is to meet the needs of the men- tally handicapped and to assist their trainees to - become happy contributing members of our society. Following the tour the ladies held their meeting in the facilities of the Pen- tathlon restaurant south of Lindsay. Following the Ode Mrs. Ralph Pfoh convened the Devotional as follows. Scripture - 1st Corinthians Chapter 1 verses 26-31. Linda read a poem "Just as I am' followed with the singing of a hymn and con- cluded with Prayer. The minutes were read and approved and various reports given. It was decided because of the large number joining the church on June 17th that the ladies would serve lunch following the Confirmation Service. Final plans were completed for the Pork Barbecue. A donation was voted to A.R.C. Industries to assist them in their work. have' Graduate Thomas James Moore, son of Mrs. J.W. Page, Langley, British Columbia, and Mr. Gordon L. Moore, Seagrave, graduated at the June 1st Convocation of Trent Uni- versity -with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography Tom is presently employed as the Assistant to the Princ- ipal, Lady Eaton College, Trent University. The next meeting was set to"be held in the Sunday School room on September 6th at which meeting a film will be shown. On Saturday we attended the annual meeting of the Rural Learning Association of Ontario held at Geneva Park at which time we managed the dubious honour of getting ourselves elected to a 9 man board of that organization. Plans are underway to revitalize the limping organization with an injection of new blood and a fresh set of policies and an improved financial struc- ture. Several from the - com- munity attended the Presen- tation of the "Wizard of 0z"" by the Grandview Public School on Friday evening. Turtle trappers (From Page 11) marshy areas of the Trent Canal system, and by the time they return home to Ohio, will have several hun- dred pounds of live turtle, enough meat to last them through next winter. Bob says that turtle meat has no fishy taste whatso- ever. He describes it as similar in texture to chicken or veal, not coarse or grainy. 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Bob and his brother John are both in their 60's and they learned to trap turtles from their father. They have trapped in Ohio, Michigan, and Florida, as well as Scu- gog and the Trent systems. ® s NH ® L bh 3 Lo Eg a ® ® y 4 LY & 4 Lj L 1S J ' * .