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f The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 29, 1987 9 Durham East Agricultural News Keep in mind the Spring • Smorgasbord, May 1, in Nestleton Community Centre. Get your tickets as soon as possible! Settings 5 p.m. ■ 6:30 p.m. Sponsored by Nestleton U.C.W. Trust everyone within the area , had a joyous and meaningful Easter this past weekend...a special time of ' year cherished by one and all. Its religious significance is very important important to worshippers around the globe...with its message of faith, hope, promise and love and life. No wonder we sing at Easter, "Christ ■ ; the Lord is Risen To-day." My humble apologies to Matron Elsie Wilbur...her name was left out re - the Eastern Star write-up last ' week. Try to do better in the future, Elsie! Welcome Home ■ ; 1 Welcome home to Russell k Ed- 1 da Bowman of St. Christopher, who had a very pleasant winter at Panama City Beach, Florida, enjoying enjoying many things of interest while holidaying there. Glad to see them , home. Easter News : Don & Norma Frew of Nestleton, .hosted the family for the Easter ; celebration with 21 present for the festivities. A great day for a family : gathering. : Edgar & Anne Emerson of ; Nestleton, had an enjoyable Easter ' for members of their family at the farm home. Grant & Helen Campbell of 'Nestleton, spent Easter with son Rod and Debbie Campbell and Sheena of Ajax. . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill of Whitby, Whitby, arid Martin Hill of Oshawa, were Easter guests with David and Regenia Walker, Avril k Kyle on Sunday. ; : Ralph k Leona Sadler, and Leslie i MacKenzie of Nestleton, had a love- ; ly Easter, celebration with Ian & Gloria Scott, Charles k Jennifer on : Sunday at Corbyville. ' Roy k Doris Nottingham, Caesarea, celebrated Easter with .daughter Nancy Nottingham Reid ' and husband Greg Reid k family of : Sunderland. . ; Russell k Edda Bowman of St. Christopher, had members of their : family for the Easter festivities on Sunday catching up on the latest •news. ; Sam & Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd. were guests with Alan & Eleanor Cawker in Oshawa on Sun- 'day evening...when they hosted 1 their family for Easter dinner.,24 in all were present - a great family get- together I Welcome Home We welcome Roy k Doris Nottingham Nottingham of Caesarea home from Largo, Florida this weekend. They ; have had a lot of activi ties enjoying : every minute of it.,.a Cruise to Freeport, Bahamas, was highlight! Robert k Tammy Nottingham of Port Perry have a baby boy, bom on Tuesday, April 14 at Oshawa General Hospital...a new grandson for Roy k Doris Nottingham of Caesarea. Our "very best wishes" and heartiest "congratulations" to them. Nestleton Presbyterian Church In a beautiful setting of Easter Lillies and Flowers..the morning service was in charge of Rev. Fred Swann. Psalm 16 was read in unison, and Ch. 28 of St. Matthew. Also from the "Living Faith" - "Descipleship." Introducing the sermon on Easter - "The real meaning of Resurrection." Resurrection." Rev. Swann read from I Corinthians, Corinthians, Ch. 15. Miss Alison Scott sang, "The Holy City" and was accompanied accompanied by Miss Peggy Scott - flute - and Mrs. Joyce Taylor - organ. Very lovely I Caesarea News Items The pot luck supper on April 15, at the Caesarea Centre was very enjoyable enjoyable with many delicious dishes to choose from. After the supper the card party was held. First prize winner winner - Gerry Taylor with 82. Paul Radford it Eva MacDonald tied for second place with 77, Low - Mary Ryan with 51. Again this Wed. for a pleasant evening. Nestleton United Church The Good Friday Service hosted by Nestleton United for the Blackstock Charge with Rev. Dale Davis conducting same was most impressive. A large wooden Cross and Crown of Thoms rested on the Communion table. Readings by various members from Blackstock k Nestleton Church congregation, interpersed by choral responses and anthems by the choir and two beautiful solos by Herbert Vine made for a very meaningful Good Friday Service. Gwendolyn Malcolm - organist. Nestleton Easter Service On a lovely Spring morning...greeters morning...greeters at the door were Arnold Arnold k Jean Williams. Many worshippers worshippers were on hand for this special Easter celebration. Opening with the Processional hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen To-day." Rev. Dale Davis spoke on, "Do Not Be Afraid 1 ' based on Scripture Acts 10: 34-43 k Matthew 28: 1-10 read by Mabel Cawker. The Junior choir sang a fine number, "Time To ' 'MrihV ' ir'alLwith Janice MacKenzie MacKenzie leading & Betty Headon at the piano. Lovely Easter Lillies enhanced enhanced the Sanctuary. The celebration closed with the very appropriate number, "Lord of the Dance," Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Easter News Guests with Mrs. Neta Fish for the Easter weekend were: Jim k Audrey Leishman, Jamie k William of Reaboro and Keith k Rhonda Bannister k Nicole of Peterborough. Get Well So pleased to hear that Mrs. Charlie (Clara) Nesbitt of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, is now at home and feeling much better after surgery and spending spending sorrie weeks in the Riverdale Hospital, Toronto. Clara is a former Nestleton girl. Our best to her. Caesarea Community Church On Easter Sunday, a very large congregation at Caesarea Church. Dan Pugh, Sr. gave the opening Prayer. Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford used used as his sermon theme, "Sorrowful Christians" - a meaningful Yelverton and District On Tuesday, April 14th, ; Yelverton U.C.W. held a very 5 successful Fashion Show in i : ij the Church Hail with over 130 5 ladies in attendance from all the surrounding towns and ' villages, as well as our own community. The main feature : following a delicious dessert and coffee session, was the modelling of Tops and Trends provided by Carol Gray, with scarves by Marilyn Wallace and jewellery by Marie Muscovy. The highlight of the evening, no doubt, was the fine • array'of designer furs presented presented by Paula Lishman Furs. f Contributing to the demonstration demonstration was the peppy piano music supplied by Dorothy Bristow. The models who deserved 1 considerable acclaim for their , contribution were Karen : Prouse, Laurie Robinson, Lor- raine Preston, Lorraine Nesbitt, Nesbitt, Jeanine Carson, Lynn j Moore and our "model" wife Corrie Malcolm. Brian Gray, ; Leanne Gray and Matthew Gray also modelled men's and 1 children's clothes. Mandy ! Robinson provided a musical interlude with a vocal rendi- , tion and guitar accompani- ! ment. Over the Easter weekend, there were many family : gatherings in our community. ' Mr. Daniel Gould of New Brunswick flew to Toronto and spent the long weekend with : all the members of his family including Nancy and Dale . Stinson of our community. | Miss Candy Malcolm spent the weekend with the Howard and Terry Malcolm's prior to taking off next week for Van- . couver for a week on business. j Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundry of Barrie spent the weekend with Terry and Brenda Mai- ,'colm and family. Belated congratulations arc ! extended to Mrs. Trimble of I Bowmanville who observed her 95th birthday on Saturday , with a few well wishers at the 1 Orono home of her daughter, Vera and Lawrence Staples. Congratulations to Master Todd Malcolm who was one of 17 lucky hockey players ; selected from our 60 players competing for the Central i Ontario Selects based at Woodvillc, Ontario, : They will be competing in the ' future In various tournaments . against their peers throughout Ontario. Yelverton United Church was actually filled to capacity on Easter Sunday following a Saturday evening service ns well, Rev. John Evans provided provided a short, but inspiring Easter message which was •followed by communion service. service. He was assisted In this portion of service by elders Clarence Page and Howard Malcolm. Special music was 1 provided with a piano-electric ,organ duet by Linda Page and Linda Pfoli and a' vocal solo by Linda Pago. Linda Pfoh read the scripture passages. Atten dance was augmented by a number of relatives visiting their families in the area.- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Robinson Robinson and family of Stroud were weekend visitors with the Balfour Balfour and Oram Moore's. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson returned recently spending a pleasant two week's sojourn in Florida. They must have brought the Florida weather home with them for everyone enjoyed Sunday's seasonably hot weather - up to 85 degrees F. Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Robinson, Robinson, who live near Ottawa, were weekend visitors with the Robinson families. Holiday weekend visitors at Malconia included Bob and Mtitzi Fick (and Molson) of Ajax, Louis and Elizabeth Nasata of Mississauga, Marti, Jane and Dionne of Omemee and Mona Malcolm of Ajax. Master Kendal and Miss Allison Allison Baker of Toronto were guests this weekend with Doris and Art Rowan. Mr, and Mrs. Orval Quackenbush had a break from routine this weekend when they were guests at the Holiday Inn in Peterborough - another honeymoon perhaps?? perhaps?? Dorothy and Gerald Bristow have opened their weekend chip and hot dog stand at Yelverton's four corners and will probably be open for business business every weekend from now until fall. Keep your wife for a pet and pick up a snack at the Bristow's this weekend. OBITUARY Lesley John MncDcrmnid, a distinguished police veteran for more than 32 years, died last Friday, April 17th, at Oshawa General Hospital after a two year battle with cancer. MncDcrmnid, known ns 'Red' to friends and family, was only one month away from celebrating his 33rd year ns a police officer. A staff sergeant with the Bowmanville detachment of the Durham Regional Police since 1974, lie is best remembered remembered by some for his part in preventing a bank robbery in Orono in 1954. MncDcrmnid was only a rookie at the time of the robbery robbery nnd received a commendation commendation for his efforts. In I960, lie was promoted to detective, and four years later lie ninde detective sergeant. sergeant. He Inter became a staff sergeant sergeant in Oslmwn in 1972, and was transferred to the 13ow- mnnville detachment in 1974 after Durham Region was incorporated, incorporated, MncDcrmnid leaves behind Iris wife, Olga, his mother Mnrgnrct Martin and sisters, Ruth Hurst, Joy Bills, Rene Tymko nnd Mario Rotisea. Services for MncDcrmnid were held in the chapel of the Armstrong Funeral Home, Monday. message. The responsive reading was taken by Arden Maschke. Scripture Scripture lesson (Luke 24: 13-27) was read by Dan Pugh, Jr. A lovely solo in keeping with Easter was sung by Robt. Heayn. Music by Hath Watts k Anne Maschke. During the service Rev. Crawford baptized Cassandra Noelle Pollard...a symbolic rite with deep religious significance. This little child was welcomed into the church family. Cancer - The drive for funds is moving along in Cartwright with Pat Sleep in charge. We trust all volunteers are doing well. If you are asked to help in this worthy cause...do your utmost to do so. The deadline is the end of April. Pine Ridge Hosts District Horticultural Convention by Marlene VVerry Rural Organization Specialist The Pine Ridge Horticultural Society hosted the recent District Seventeen Convention in Nestleton. Over one hundred members of local Horticultural Societies and Garden Clubs participated in the day's activities. In the district elections Isabelle Challice, Orono, will represent the District^ as Director to the Ontario Horticultural Association. Vicki Lesnick, Newcastle and Ken Brown, Brooklin were elected Assistant Directors, while Betty Van Burren will be their new Secretary-Treasurer. In the Junior Division of the Show, entries Carl Rothfels, R.R. 1, Pefferlaw was awarded "Best in Show" in the ten years and over age group, and Rueben De Jong, Orono, won the "Best in Show" for six to ten years. In the Society Displays, Pickering Horticultural Society placed first, Oshawa Garden Club, second, and Pine Ridge Garden Club, third. Pine Ridge also placed third in the Yearbook Competition with the Oshawa Club capturing first place. Merlin Slute, Bowmanville, was awarded first prize with his entry in the "Happy 10th Anniversary" section. Other first prize award winners included: Marilyn Barley, Blackstock, "Single African Violet"; Chrissie McKinney, Brooklin, "Double African Violet"; Jean Foss, Pickering, "Miniature African Violet"; A1 Foss, Pickering, "Houseplant Grown In Foliage" ; R. Petrie, "Pot-et-Fleur" ; Olive Robertson, Ajax, "Lasting Beauty"; Pat Kingstone, Pine Ridge, "Madame Butterfly"; Alice Turcotte, "Spring Has Sprung" and "Picnic Time". O.P.I.I.P. Averages - Quarter 4,1986 by Jim Walker, Pork Adviser The O.P.I.I.P. Provincial Averages for Quarter Four show we have some problem areas in the industry. For example, Farrow to Finish producers show an average death loss of 25.2%, with 227.9 days to market. Their average herd size is 78.5 cows. Wearier producers fare somewhat better, with a 20.8% death loss. Finishing operations have an average of 2.9% death loss, with 142.3 days" to market. Total pigs born per sow per year in both Farrow to Finish and Weaner enterprises is about ;21, however, pigs sold/sow/year is 15.8 for Farrow to Finish, and 16.6 for Weaner producers. In other words, about 5 pigs/sow are dying each year. -> Spring Appreciation Days SALE Prices effective April 27 to May 2, 1987. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. Savings shown In this ad based on Metropolitan Toronto A&P regular retails. We redeem all food store coupons. Some Illustrations are for design only and do not necessarilly represent items on sale. 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