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N est let on - Caesarea Area Pert Perry Fair Aa Exedcat Seeeeee With ideal weather for the three day event (Labour Day Weekend) and activitiee for all agee, Port Perry Fair waa a tremendouely euc- ceeaful event. A great Fair and everyone was happy with the reeutta! The attendance waa up and gate receipts a way over last year. 17,000 to 88,000. Exhibits were much higher. This was the SOth anniversary anniversary year for the Holstein Show. The many activities were popular! Port Perry Fair is on the way up once again! Our congratulations to the hard working Fair Board and all who assisted in any way. We'll look forward with pleasure to next year! Interesting Speaker At Nestleten Women's Institute On Wednesday afternoon, Neetleton W.I. met at the Community Community Centre and members were pleased pleased to welcome Mrs. Evelyn Prosser as guest speaker on her handicraft "Ceramics." She was accompanied by Mrs. Shirley Hudson and her granddaughter Kimberly. An extensive extensive display had been set up on tables, and after Mrs. Prosser explained explained some of the various stages from greenware to the finished pro- jduct, the ladies had a closer look...and a chance to ask questions. There were animals, birds, figurines, look-alike Hummel and Royal Dalton, music boxes, clock, platee, dolls, and Christmas trees, and decorations, to name a few. Each piece was so hue to colour and detail. A very satisfying hobby I The speaker was thanked by Convenor of Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Industries, Mrs. Rika Wygerde. The regular meeting was opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, Collect, by President Mrs. Neta Fish. The minutes of July and August meetings were adopted as read by secretary Mrs. Gwendolyn Malcolm, and the Treasurer's report given by Mrs. Rika Wygerde. The roll call "A Handicraft Î Admire" Admire" was answered by members and the Motto was responded to by Mrs. Wygerde, "Handmade Objecte Are One Of A Kind," and showed a wooden toy...a hand made item which she had purchased. Correspondence included an appeal appeal for leaders for 4-H Workshop - Ontario Fruits and Vegetables, and information re - the Women's Institute Institute 85th Fall Convention November 3 and 4, at the Royal York Hotel. Each Branch is being asked to donate to the Butler Project...farm Project...farm animal picture kits for schools. Four members are invited to attend the 50th Anniversary luncheon luncheon at Kendal Branch on Sept. 17. President Neta Fish will attend the Fall Convention as a voting delegate to be held in Toronto. The secretary briefly reviewed the three Resolutions to be voted on. Members were reminded that the October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. Pickard, Wilmot Creek. The meeting closed with the Queen and W.I. Grace. Mrs. Irene McKee and group served a delicious lunch and a social time wu enjoyed. Several visitors attended and we hope they will come again. Appreciation Appreciation for guest speaker, group leader and convenor was voiced by • Mrs. W. Davison. Nestletoo Presbyterian Church Rev. Fred Swann conducted the morning service at 10 a.m. in Nestleton Presbyterian Church after the summer holiday, with Mrs. Joyce Taylor playing the organ. The Psalm was read in unison from the readings in the Book of Praise on Psalm I. The Scripture was 1 Corinthians Corinthians 3: 1-23. A fitting sermon for Labour Day Sunday was based on "We are labourers together with God"... 1. that we do the work in the Church... 2. that we cooperate our efforts with God... 3. that we work together with God. On Sunday, September 13 at 10 a.m. a Baptismal Service is planned. planned. On Sunday, September 20 at 11 a.m. Rev. Dr. George Moore of Port Perry, will conduct the 142nd anniversary anniversary of Nestleton Presbyterian Church. A warm welcome to all to attend this special service. Family News of Interest Mrs. Bonnie Bilton and family of Lyndhurst, spent a couple of days with her parents Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm of Nestleton, this past week before school opening. Dennis and Laina Malcolm and family of Ajax and Barry and Joan Malcolm of Simcoe were also weekend holiday guests. Bob and Paul Ford of Toronto, were Sunday visitors. A good friend Mrs. Margaret Duncan Duncan of Whitby, was a weekend guest with John and Marion Hall of Williams Point. Roy and Doris Nottingham of Caesarea, attended the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto on Thursday this past week and enjoyed enjoyed the day immensely. On Sunday evening the Sam Cawkers, Scugug Point Rd., attend- . ed the lovely barbecue "hosted" by Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa, at their attractive new home, with 21 relatives on hand to enjoy the get-together. The tempting tempting array of food was delicious...seasoned to taste, and the portions anything but skimpy...enjoyed skimpy...enjoyed in a casual dining spot. A great evening for all! Caesarea CammaaHy Church Service was conducted by Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford with a very good attendance. Rev. Charles Clarke of Prince Albert, was the guest speaker on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. His text was taken from John 21, and he preached about "Dedication" "Dedication" an excellent message! Holy Communion was held with Rev. C. Clarke in charge-assisted by Norman Norman Boynton and Arden Maschke. Scripture read by Rev. Dr. Crawford and Arden Maschke led the Responsive reading. Musicians Anne Maschke and Kathy Watts. On Sunday, September 17, a wiener roast will be held to'gather the children together, at 6:30 p.m. on Jerry's Farm. Parents are cordially cordially invited to attend. The Sunshine Sunshine Club will go into action the week of September 21. More information information next week. Very Best Wishes Our warmest wishes to a fine friend, Mrs. Olive Heaslip of Port Perry and a former resident of Nestleton village...who is presently a patient in Port Perry Community Hospital. We...from this area...wish for her continued progress and a good recovery soon. We are thinking thinking of you, Olive! Neetleton United Church ' On Labour Day Sunday, Barbara Weir and sons greeted at the door. Kingsley Malcolm sang a pleasing solo, "If I Only Had A Heart" which was appreciated by the congregation. congregation. Rev. Dale Davis' sermon was challenging on the theme, "What do you Worship?" Nice to see so many children present for story time. Remember...Sunday School begins ■ on September 13. More volunteer teachers are needed to share the teaching load. Please contact Joanne Malcolm at 966-5350 if you would be willing to help. Carol Hill and Matthew were in charge of the Nursery. Labour Day The last long summer holiday is over and we trust the Labour Day Weekend proved to be a safe and happy one with many travellers on the highways and the by-ways., .out for a bit of pleasure before the fall activities commence. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Senlembcr lfi. 1087 Happy First Birthday, Matthew Think Canadian Congratulations to the Port Perry Agricultural Society on their very successful fair over the weekend. The weather was absolutely perfect and the crowds were excellent. Congratulations. Last Thursday, the County' Ploughing Match was held at Byersdale Farms with a large number of contestants and spectators. spectators. No word of the results vet. Many local folk attended the annual annual Kinmount Fair over the weekend as well as the Port Perry Fair. Surely it is a sign that summer is over when the fair season is upon us. Sympathy is extended to several families on their recent losses. Thoughts go to Pat and Doug Sleep and family on the passing of Doug's father and to the Vernon family on the passing of Freda's father. Thoughts are also extended to Mrs. McArthur and Miss Dempsey on the passing of their sister Lilly of Stratford. Stratford. Also to the Don Gibson family on the passing of Shirley's uncle over the weekend. Next week, I shall try a list of post secondary students and also young people of the community off to work. Annual Early Buy Pre-Season SALE SAVE $$$$$$ SAVE ON WOODSTOVES and FIREPLACE INSERTS Please call sometime during the week on the whereabouts of your young person. Thank you. Harry and June DeGeer attended the wedding and reception of Sherry Miller and Bill Card in Bancroft last Saturday. They were weekend guests of Charlie and Maureen DeGeer of Bancroft. Attention all Senior Citizens: There will be a meeting at the.Town Hall on Sept. 14th at 1:30 p.m. to which all seniors are invited. There will be talks about Tax benefits and ether important items that all senior citizens should know, but might not. The only I way is to attend this meeting. 1 Happy Birthday greetings to Mrs. Lorenza McArthur who celebrated her 80th birthday recently. Her family hosted a birthday party in her honour at her home. Replacing his son Ian, at the Peterborough Speedway, Saturday evening and after a long absence from the track. Len Johansen found the infield a safer, place to stay for one reason or another. After the races, the Johansens and Campbells surprised Nellie and Bemie Gray and company at the Greenwood Ratepayers Assoc. Annual BBQ keeping the festivities going until the wee hours of the morning. A great way to let off steam. There were 12 tables of euchre at the weekly card party with the Durham Agri-News |G'> S WE GUARANTEE IT! 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In the barley class, Brent McLaughlin and Jeff Byers received 1st prize. Shelley Holliday received second f6r 2nd cut hay, Eric and Glenn Barkey tied for 1st and Rene I-Ieeringa received received 2nd. Richard Green received a first place for his silage corn. In the 4-H Sheep Club under the leadership of Jim Coombes and Fred Slemon as youth leader, Tod Ormis- ton was Champion Showman, Showman, while Terry Ormiston was Reserve Showman. In the conformation class, Shelley Holliday showed the 1st place lamb and Shannon Cornish showed the 2nd place lamb. During the 4-H Swine Show under the leadership of Dale, Van Camp, Richard Green placed 1st in showmanship showmanship while Bryan was second. In the eomforma- tion class, Bryan Green showed the top scoring pig while Jill Van Camp was second. In the 4-H Beef Club under the leadership of Jim Byers, Gerry Cornish and Wayne Beckett and Bob Goble as youth leader, Brian Goble and Penny Beckett Beckett respectively were Champion and Reserve Celebrated First Birthday on August 6 I'm Tyler William John Hare and I was one year old August 6,1987. My big brother, David, is five years old now. Our proud parents are John and Darlene. Our grandparents are David and Lorraine Lapham of Hampton and Lyall and Ivy Hare of R.R. 1, Port Hope, also our great grandparents, Daniel and Eliza Lapham of Norwood, Mrs. Howard Farrow of Bowmanville and Mrs. Allen Ferris of Oshawa. Blackstock and Area Introducing Matthew James Collacott, who celebrated his first birthday on Sunday, September 6,1987. His proud parents are Jim and Cathy Collacott. following winners: Leslie Taylor, Flossie Cameron, Clarence Masters, Dorothy Edwards, Roy Werry, Laveme Clemens. Low- Thelma McCraight. Draws were won by Meta Swain, Carl Gimblett, Elizabeth Kelly and J. Pools. This coming Sunday at the United Church is an occasion when ah former Choir Members arè invited to return. In addition to the special music the congregation is invited to wear Period Costumes to create the flavour ofjhe Centennial. Then on the 20th of Sept., theMowing Sunday, Sunday, former ministers Rev. C.W. Hutton and Rev. R.B. Harrison and théir wives will be conducting the service. Following Church, a Pot Luck casserole lunch will be held so that a social time of renewing acquaintances acquaintances with these two families can be enjoyed. Teh your friends 1 who would be interested in attending either of these special events on Sept. 13th and 20th. The Lions Club will resume meetings following their summer recess. What is our area coming to? The Blackstock Lions Sign at the south end of the village was sawed off and removed recently. Any information information of its whereabouts would be appreciated by the club. A new litUe sprout on the large VanCamp family tree arrived last week with the arrival of Dale and Janet's baby boy. Congratulations. 4H HORSE CLUB HOLDS ACHIEVEMENT DAY: On Thursday, Sept. 3rd, the Durham Est 4-H Horse Club under the leadership of Doug and Mary Ruth Moore, Shelley Delaney and Natalie Warner as youth leader, held a horse show at the farm of Wayne Beckett. As part of their 4-H project, project, members had to demonstrate demonstrate their abilities to groom a horse for show and to show a horse to its best advantage. Valerie Bush, Renee Pleasance, Laura Gilbank, Joanne Carter and Pauline Beckett were in the 1st place grouping in the Grooming Class. In the Senior Showmanship Showmanship class, Valerie Bush, Pauline Beckett, Natalie Warner and Joanne Carter were in the 1st place grouping. grouping. In the Junior Showmanship Showmanship class, Heather Todd and Laura Gilbank placed in the 1st place grouping. 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