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FH i 4 ARSE TTY M ? Lakedat ccodinstin. (F iY Te 7 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 11th, 1973 - 7 by N Nestleton, Caesarea and area news . ; . 3rd. Roger Gould Cartwright Chaland, were deeply in fi The Canadian Foresters A beautiful plant was sent to Bolan. Secretary, Mrs. J. Pinewood B. hig All around car, Ly volved in the days ts. bis (Court Lady Snowbird) met Mrs. J. Bolan who has been a Wygarde. Treasurer, Mrs. Derby Mark Steerman, Greenbank, Mr. Chaland is District Cub : atthe home of Mrs. Ann Lee, patient in Port Perry I Davison. District Direc- 2nd. Roddie Reid of Green- Master for West Durham. Pres. on Tuesday, April 6th. hospital for a week. Mrs. tor, Mrs. 'Gwen Malcolm. Saturday, April 8th, the bank also. 3rd Randy Reid B. It was decided to do the . Bolan has returned to her Branch Directors, Mrs. M. finals for the Pinewood pack Pt. Perry. The leaders Father and catering for the upcoming home and is progressing Emmerson, Mrs. C. y udge, derby were run off in Port then had their turn to display wedding of Miss Linda favourably. What wonderful Mrs: A. Beacock. Standing Perry, at the Scout Hall. The their skills. The following Son Banquet Collins and Mr. Wayne (are one receives at our Cunmises Agriculture and inners were as follows . . were winners . . . Ist for .. The evening event was Minshall. Many members hospital. Canaan Industry, irs. B. For speed, Ist. Jerry Goslin speed, Barbara Welts, 2nd, opened by Mr. P. Porril, baked for the sale in We of the area are Yor p, Litizenship and of pack, Port Perry. June Reid. 3rd, Walter chairman of the Cartwright Bowmanville on Saturday, = saddened to hear that World Affairs, Mrs. H. gecond Derrick Goslin C. Wels. Design, 1st. Betty Scoutmovement. Mr. Porril which incidentally was a pe) ody Train has sprained McLaughlin, Education and huge success. The funds for this event are to be used for the E.OP.A. to be held in Oshawa in April of 1975. Many more items of interest will be forthcoming for this event. We shall have our annual Patio set, draw in July and shall notify you of the date later as it has not been established as yet. It shall be drawn at our annual bake sale. the Ladies of cultural activities, Mrs. G. Heaslip, Family and Consu- mer Affairs, Mrs. F. Dayes. Resolutions Mrs. M. Em- merson. Public Relations officer . . . Mrs. G. Jackson. Curator, Mrs. L. Malcolm. Sunshine Committee, Mrs. G. Bowers, Mrs. R. Sadler, . Mrs. C. Earnshaw. Auditors, Mrs. C. Earnshaw, Mrs. A. Beacock.Pianist, Mrs. G. Malcolm. Assistant, Mrs. G. an ankle, poor child, has only recently recovered from a broken collar bone. Honey you had better take things a little more carefully in the future. Hurry and get well Melody. Mrs. Daisy McNeely of Williams Point has once more returned home from hospital. We all sincerely hope that Daisy remains there, as no doubt she does. Court Lady Snowbird shall host the Kingsway Council in the hall in Nestleton on May the 28th. At which time we shall hold a penny sale. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Jean Bolan. future Daisy. the election Vice, Mrs. 1971 JAVELIN SST 2 door Hard Top, Power Equipped, above average condition. Priced to clear. 1971 FORD % TON Heavy Duty, A1 Condition Local trade. 1971 DATSUN PICKUP Good economical vehicle, One owner, Local trade 1970 GMC *2 TON This pickup is in Al condition Local trade. 1970 PONTIAC 2 door Sedan, 29,000 original miles, 1 owner Must be seen to be appriciated. 1970 MUSTANG 2 door Hard Top, in Al condition Local trade. 1967 PONTIAC 2 door Hard Top, V8 Automatic, P.S., P.B. Above average condition. Many more top quality Used Cars from which to choose! e Harry Zering, President \ e Earl McQueen, Sales Mgr. e Bob Archer, Sales Rep. ® Morley Parish, Sales Rep. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO PONTIAC [10], ¢ LIMITED Telephone: ~~ Port Perry 985-7309 Oshawa 655 3366 Good health to you in the Nestleton W.I. On Wednesday April the 4th, the Nestleton Women's Institute held their meeting at the United church. The main item on the agenda was of officers, which are as follows . Past President, Mrs. Irma Welts. president, Mrs. B. De Jong. G. Heaslip. Second Vice, Mrs. Jean Thompson. Social Commit- tee, Mrs. M. Emmerson, Mrs. R. Sadler and Mrs. M. Fisher. As Mrs. J. DeJong will be attending the officer's conference in Waterloo, the next Institute meeting has been postponed until Friday, May 4th at the home of Mrs. C. Earnshaw in Caesarea. The meeting was closed in the usual manner. Mrs. Sophie Firlit was thanked for hosting the ladies. A del- icious lunch was served by Mrs. G. Heaslip and Mrs. H. DeJong. Mrs. J. Bolan -had her sister Mrs. W. Woocock from Toronto for a visit for a few days. the two sisters have not seen each other for over four years, so the reunion was a real treat for Mrs. Bolan. I do not have too much news as my stay in the hospital slowed me up a little. Just thoughts . . . A young girl, lovely, sweet, as yet unspoiled by life, is indeed a rare beauty to behold. A tiny bird of broken wing, hobbled panic stricken, fearing for his life, . .. yet to cage him would bring death by fright. Looking upon my beloved children, I feel a deep sense of pride; I humbly thank God that He created me a women. If you have an elderly person in your area, that has been confined to the house those long winter months. why not ask if they would care to go for a little drive with you. I am certain that you would make some dear soul find the loneliness is not so. difficult to cope with after all. Try doing this and, see how good you yourself feel. ra) MEND-N-FIT CUSTOMER \_ CONFIDENCE WE NEVER ABUSE.TO GIVE THE PROPER ADVICE. WE NEVER DO (qelol 11:7 V43 ith RELIABLE PLUMBING & HEATING For Information Phone Bert Faber 985-2012 pack, Port Perry third, Neil Williams of 1st Cartwright B pack. Design, 1st, Gordon Harte, Second, Allen Cool- edge, Cartwright B. pack. One of the many donors at the Blood Donor Clinic was Mrs. J. Franks, Manchester who is. being prepared to have a pint of blood extracted from her veins. Saulnier, 2nd, Mrs. Giannis bid the members and boys of Greenbank. Best all welcome, as well as the around car, Paul Saulnier guests. A mounted Police Port Perry. The District Cub ~~ Officer of the Oshawa Master G. Chaland and Mrs. Continued on page 8 PRUG STORES "WELL WORTH LOOKING FOR"' Supe: ForecIALS EFFECTIVE MON. APR. 9 TO SAT., APR. 14 WATCH FOR THESE ADS -- THEY'LL SAVE YOU MONEY Q-TIPS STERILIZED COTTON SWABS 180's SUGG. LIST $1.19 WAMPOLE 100's SUGG. LIST $1.38 7s GERITOL | ee== LIQUID -- 12 az. or A> TABLETS -- 40's | SUGG. 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