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f i RR i 5 Nl liso do As far as Durham Region council is concerned, the Pickering Airport is a dead issue. But the council still wants to know what plans, if any, the federal government has for almost 20,000 acres of land which were expro- priated for the airport site. By an overwhelming vote of 23-7, Durham council last week turned thumbs down on a motion by Oshawa councillor John DeHart and Pickering councillor Alex Robertson urging Durham Region to go on record as beng in strong support of building the Pickering airport, and that ministers at both the federal and pro- vincial levels be so advised. . The motion was to have been debated at the April 29th meeting, but councillor Robertson was away on holidays then. However, at that meeting, four anti- airport speakers, includi © Dr. Paul Godfrey of PO fame, strongly Me Rail the airport and urged Durham council to defeat the motion. Individually Grown TOMATO PLANTS 6 for $1.00 'GERANIUMS 6 for $8.00 BRUNTON'S QUEEN STREET WEST PORT PERRY 985-7114 po (ops [ove [oon [opm [ope {ape [an [gm [eum | 'During debate last week, Pickering Mayor Jack Anderson told council that the airport issue is dead. He said he had been told by federal officials that there are no plans to build an airport there. Regional chairman Gary Herrema backed statement, Although John DeHart argued that building the air- up Anderson's port would be an economic boom for Durham Region, providing industry, jobs and a thriving hotel-convention business, councillor PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 20, 1981 -- 29 Robertson confused some members when he argued that all he would like to see at Pickering is a cargo air- port. He didn't say what he means by a cargo airport. Robertson explained that his main reason for putting the motion in front of council News from Nestletop and area . (From page 28) Heaslip, Mrs. H. Visser and Mrs. W. Hooey who read an amusing incident from the life of Queen Victoria. Mrs. G. Thompson gave a grafic account of the problems of a young school teacher of 50 _ years ago. 'A beautiful vocal solo by Mrs. Visser accompanied by pianist Mrs. G. Thompson completed the program. Refreshments and a social hour were enjoyed. Hostess- es Mrs. W. Hooey and Mrs. G. Thompson were thanked by Mrs. G. Heaslip for a profitable and pleasant meeting." Nestleton United Church ..Sunday morning, May 17, 11:15 a.m. service was well attended with Rev. Victor Parsons taking as his message theme 'The Great- est." Scripture I Kings 8:23-30; 41-43 and Luke 7: 1-10. Miss Laurie Malcolm sang "May Jesus Christ be Praised". The Nestleton United Church Women will conduct the service, Sunday, May 24th at 11:15 a. m. Guest speaker Mrs. Shirley plop ae lap lap an lae lon fh 66 Brock St. W., ' Uxbridge 852-5291 C3 a TL ELL Le Ty D. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 ICICLE [ode | Te | >| we] 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 Tete ahs in| win [ke | kn ae | T ope (gn yn on on [on an apn apn [apn | an opm opm oy | 4 ICC CY! "_- A J Tu <1 a LS ay WICC Brawn of Port Perry. A cordial welcome to one and all to attend this meaningful service. ; The Nestleton Sunday School Anniversary Service will be held May 31, 11 a.m. Ladies! don't forget items of good used clothing for the Bale to be left in the Sunday School Room. Nestleton Presbyterian Church ..A good. attendance on Sunday morning at 10 a.m. for the Church service. Rev. Fred Swann read Scriptures Malachi 3 : 1-12 and Romans 12: 1-21 speaking on 'Our Neglected Heritage."" The choir sang 'Trust and Obey" with the regular organist Mrs. S. Scott playing for the service. - A presentation was made tgo mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson from the congregation- as they will be moving to Blackstock to take up residence in the near future. They will be greatly missed in Nestleton by many - friends. _Caesarea Euchre ..Results as follows: 1. Pearl Day with a score of 92. 2. Yvonne Priebe with 89. Low- James Emerton with 43 A splendid attendance and a fine evening of fellowship and pleasure. Each Wednesday evening as usual at the Caesarea Centre. Congratulations Warmest Congratulations Local Authorized ALCAN DEALER. Call for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 ~I'mYour ~ a to.Paul and Valerie Mappin, Nestleton, on the birth of their. baby boy, Jonathon Troy at Port Perry Commu- nity Hospital, April 29, 1981. A little brother for Tanya Lynn. Social Mr. and Mrs. John Buchan of Lindsay and Miss Ruth Proutt of Nestleton were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Ivan Proutt, Nestleton. Weekend guests at the Cawker Homestead included Grant and Merna Cawker and Cathy of Oshawa and Chas and Nell Cawker of Scarborough and Professor Kenneth Cawker of London, Ontario. Miss Gail Malcolm enjoy- - ed the ladies' "Spring Tune Up" program with Lillian Stephens of Agincourt - held at the Port Perry United ~Church on Wednesday, May 13, 9.30 a.m. - 3 p.m. a most meaningful day! Correction : In last week's paper it was stated that Mr. Stan Malcolm celebrated his 80th Birthday. It should have read his 88th Birthday. Sorry Stan! Very sorry also about the mistake in spelling in Mr. Marvin Nesbitt's item re a presentation being made in- the Presbyterian Church service. Would like to have more social news please for interest. phone 986-4715. ol y MIKE ALLEN Alcan Products Authonzed Dealer was his concern for the expropriated land which he said has been "laid to waste' by the government. "I don't want to see a large airport there, but there must be some kind of action," he stated. Council was told that last week Pickering spent $9000 fighting three fires which had been deliberately set on the airport land. After a debate which droned on for about an hour, Durham council rejects Pickering airport Pickering councillor Laurie Cahill proposed an amend- ment calling for support of a cargo airport at the site, with the rest of the land reverting to agriculture. A final motion did get council's approval, however, calling on Durham to ask the federal government precisely what the plans are for the 18,000 acres of land in north Pickering which at one time were to be the site of a new international airport. AUCTION LARGE SELECTION - TOP QUALITY BRAND NEW, BRAND NAME FURNITURE PERSONAL - HOUSEHOLD - GIFT ITEMS FULLY GUARANTEED BY MANUFACTURER SUNDAY, MAY 24 - 7:00 P.M. At Toro Liquidators - Hwy. 7 & 12 At Thickson Rd. - 2 Miles North of Brooklin OPEN FOR VIEWING & PRE-AUCTION PURCHASING TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY - NOON til 8:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10A.M. to 4 P.M. 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