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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 8, 1980 -- 15 | Nestleton and area news by Mabel Cawker articles for bake table etc. group. Mrs. D. Frew present for the party except | made-to-attend-and=supply-- The Family Life Series will Nestleton Women's Institute be heldon Oct. 20 abd 27th at The Nestleton Women's ® Institute met in the Com. the Town Hall, Port Perry. munity Centre on Wednes- Programmi Ny .latl: .m. Th oro) Pie The Roll Call, A Canadian welcomed 14 members and 1 Author and a book written by "visitor opening with the Ode Same was well answered. '® and Mary Stewart Collect, "followed by a reading from the latest issue of Home and Country. - Sec.-treas. 'Mrs. M. Firlit read minutes, correspond- ence and gave an encourag- ¢ ingreport refinances. Note- The Nestleton W.IL are invit- ed to attend Blackstock W.I. meeting on Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. A workshop for executive members entitled Women's Institute Procedures is being, e¢ heldin Lindsay on Oct. 27th at 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Honeydale W.I. is sponsoring a bus to the convention Nov. 4th and Nestleton W.I. mem- bers are invited to join with them. The resolution to be voted on at the Central Ontario proposed recommendations made at a special meeting held Sept. 17 for the 75th anniversary of the Nestleton W.I. and these were adopted as read. A brief sing-song livened up the meeting and was enjoyed by all. The Motto True Wisdom lies in gather- ing the precious things out of each day as it goes by was given by Mrs. R. Davison. Mrs. G. Thompson read an article about a Canadian Author, Betty Kennedy. Other items read included Doris Anderson's and Laura Sabia's viewpoints on Fem- inism. Mrs. A. Beacock delighted members with a reading entitled, "Mother's LJ Wonderful Wishing Book" Area Convention was read : by the President and endors- and Mrs. F'. Dayes favoured ed by the membership. The yup A Rural Route er. Disgrie irector's report was read r& Fun Fair which will be held in Kendal on Oct. ¢ 16 at 1 pm. Plans were After closing with O Canada and the Institute Grace, a delicious lunch was served by Mrs; F. Dayes and Mrs. L. Malcolm reported on expressed appreciation to those in charge. Next meet- ing will be held at Nestleton Community Centre Nov. 5 at 1:30 p.m. A cordial welcome to all. Allan who was unable to be present. Belated. birthday wishes to Bernice and Steven from the area of Nestleton. Nestleton United Church Rev. Victor Parsons message for our regular Sunday morning service Holy Communion based on Scriptures I Corinthians II 23-26 and John 15-1-10. The four part choir rendered Blessed Assurance. * The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was celebrat- ed. Note. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administer- ed Sunday, Oct. 19. Parents with children for baptism are asked to contact the minister. Anniversary services will be held October 26, with Rev. Merle Thompson the guest speaker. Social News Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm, Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. David Malcolm and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm and girls, all of Nestleton, Miss Gail Malcolm, Blackstock, and Birthday Celebration Belated birthday wishes are extended to our good friend and neighbour Mr. Malcolm Emerson of Nestle- ton and Toronto who cele- brated his 96th birthday on Sept. 19 at the farm home at Nestleton. 20 family members were present to mark the occasion. His brother-in-law Mr. Wilton Creed and wife Laura from Barrie were able to be on hand to share in the festivit- ies. Some were unable to attend as Malcolm's sixth great grandchild was born the same day to Chris and Maura Emerson of Oshawa. The baby is doing well and his name is Jordan James. We congratulate Chris and Maura on their new addition to the family and best wishes from the area folks. Caesarea Euchre Results With a good turnout at Wed. evening's euchre the following were the lucky winners 1.-Minnie Fisher-82;-- 2. Dorothy Whittingham-79; Low score-Lou Bandel-44. Perry. Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Mr. Stanley Malcolm of Port CTT TTT RCS CREATIVE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS * Fully Qualified Installers & Carpenters * Full Line of Alcan Aluminum Products including Seamless Eavestroughing * Free Estimates - 2 Year Guarantee on Installations Try to attend tonight, Wednesday, at the centre as usual for an interesting evening. Birthday Party Enjoyed Robert and Carol Mairs, Nestleton, hosted a birthday celebration on Sunday last for his mother Bernice Mairs, Sunday Oct. 5 and son Steven, Tuesday Oct. 7th, with all family members Caesarea visited her son Mr. and Mrs. Delton Fisher and Scott recently in West Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cawker, Scugog Point Road, called at the Morris Funeral Home Sunday afternoon to pay respects to the late Jim Abernethy, and later having a visit with Mrs. Margaret Bragg and son Ken. Messrs. Grant and Chris Cawker of Oshawa were visitors at the | ] | PORT PERRY | glioh 985-9121 | Products | J IF LETHE TEE TR HH TRENTWAY ESCORTED MOTORCOACH TOURS SINCE 196% PRE-SEASON EFFICIENCY |LIVING - ORMOND BEACH (DAYTONA BEACH) 14, 21, 28 & 35 DAY TOURS {LONGER UPON REQUEST) Depart every Monday beginning November 3, 1980 FROM $315.00 pp. twin Includes = Return transportation by private deluxe motor coach with air conditioning & washroom facilities -- Ocean-front accommodation with two double beds, air conditioning, colour television & private balcony overlooking the ocean at the Pagoda Motel while in Florida = All rooms are equipped with kitchen facilities. CHRISTMAS VACATIONS IN FLORIDA ORMOND BEACH -- 14 DAYS Depart December 22/80 ST. 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Deepest sympathy is also extended to Mrs. Vera Aber- nethy of Bowmanville in the loss of her husband Jim over the past weekend and to the Abernethy family. We trust Verna will enjoy better health soon as she has been in hospital in recent weeks. Note: Sunday School North Nestleton The regular Sunday School classes have now been in operation since September and parents are invited to bring their children to this very worthwhile part of Christian Education. With Mr. Robt. Mairs continuing as - Superintendent, wife Carol as pianist and a great staff of teachers assisting, your children will receive the many benefits of Sunday School training needed. A warm welcome awaits you at both Sunday School and Church at 11:15 a.m. every Sunday. Try to have a news item for next week. Remember - triumph is just a little "umph" added to "try". Phone 986-4715. A sincere thank you. Yelverton news by Harvey Malcolm Mrs. Audrie Brown accompanied by a lady friend have just returned home from a motor trip to Calgary, Alberta calling at Banff and other scenic' spots en route. Unfortunately they were ~ plagued with' quite a bit of - rain which did little to add to the enjoyment of driving. I guess Rabbits are like cats - théy don't like rain! "This week it was our pleasure (the Speaker of the House and myself) to motor to Windsor to be present on September 25 at the Grand Opening of the new Grain Terminal situated on the Detroit River for deep sea or ocean going vessels. The Hon. Eugene Whelan, Federal Minister of Agricul- ture and the Hon. Lorne Henderson, Ontario Minister of Agriculture and the Mayor of Windsor, his Worship Bert Weeks were distinguised guest speakers on the occa- sion and assisted Chairman Bob Coulthard and C.E.O. Julian Smith in unveiling the plague commemorating the official opening. It was quite an honour for we U.C.O. Directors to share the plat- form with such respected dignitaries. This is the first large grain elevator to be built in Ont- ario for over fifty years and was referred by the Hon. Gene Whelan who was in earlier years himself "a director of U.C.0. as a mag- nificent edifice which should serve the farmers of south western Ontario in the ex- porting of grain to foreign markets for many years to come. This formidable building, which was to have been completed at least a year earlier, but whose construc- tion was held up because of inter-union wrangling with jurisdiction disputes between U.S.A. dominated Unions which had to be settled .not in Canada but south of the Border, will cost in excess of 27 million dollars. It also serves a large adjoining soya-bean plant in loading and unload- ing their requirements shipped in by boat from U.S.A. and other points. 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