The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

wl WEA EA old RAL TERR SNC RA bf Lbesdbhiiah nt sii id white Bas Abin 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 5, 1974 Nestleton, by Jean Bolan Congratulations are defin- etly in order for Ralph Sddler of Nestleton. At the Peterborough Fair, Ralph once again proved his prow- ess as a horseman. To his credit are one first, two seconds. one fourth and two fifth prizes. At the Ex. in Toronto he took two seconds, two fourths, one fifth and one sixth in the harness class. This is no mean fete, as there are dozens in competition in any of these shows, Well done Ralph. Congratulations are also extended to Bruce Lawson. At the Fair in Peterborough he was awarded one first in 1am athermo asore throat. . | sneeze ... i A es aban 4 tS ir Since | spend so much time on the floor, | am the first to know if the house isn't properly heated. Itit's five degrees too cold, | get .ifit's draughty, if there are cold spots, | cough. Too bad there the breeding class, he, Mr. Lawson, is the proud owner of the Grand Champion- Hackney Stallion. In my column in. last week's issue I appealed to our readers for assistance in aiding the less fortunate than we, I feel deeply grateful that the response to this appeal has been more than I anticipated. 1 wish to take this opportunity to say thank you and God Bless for your kindness and consideration. It brings a warmth to my heart to know that there are people left in this melee, that we struggle to survive in, that really do care about the isn't an easier way to tell somebody. Don't wait for your baby or small child to tell-you what's wrong with your heating. Act now before winter's here. If you noticed draughts, cold spots, up-and-down tempera- tures last winter--or if your children seemed to have con- stant colds--then call the Gas Company right now. One of our experts will give you afree home 4 heating survey, advising you on what you pr for sneeze-proof protection. A new Natural Gas furnace may be the answer. Besides providing efficient heating throughout JEAAR" LP. So . CAT ¥ > TAA far, \ « P A LEA Arnab Bos dass indcardunm dene Anais babe $a i EWS ------ less fortunate. I have ac- cumulated many useful ar- ticles in this, my personal endeavour to assist in mak- ing life a little more tolerable for such a minute 'portion of humanity. As any endeavour in life....alone....I am no- thing....with your help....we may accomplish any given goal. 1 shall work at this project through the winter, so please keep in mind that any bedding, dishes, furni- ture of any kind shall be most gratefully appreciated. These men are doing won- derful. With our help they may do better. Monday August the twenty fourth dawned bright and clear with a gentle breeze. A -day make to order for the Senior Citizens planned bus trip and boat tour of the famed Thousand Islands in Ganonoque. Two chartered buses carried approximately eighty people from Port Perry, Blackstock and Caes- areca who had been keenly anticipating this outing. They departed from Black- stock at nine a.m. and depart at one p.m. so time was of the essance. Arriving at the pier at twelve fifty, needless to say, all present boarded the ship the "Thousand Is- land which with three spac- your home at an economical price, Natural Gas makes sense in other ways, too. It's clean. Cus- tomers who have changed their forced air furnaces to Natural Gas report that their drapes and walls stay much cleaner. A gas furnace will also pro- vide you with extra space in the basement or recreation room. Since there are no fuel tanks, 4 you can use the space for storage or recreation. Energy conservation is a great concern today and most homeowners are doing everything pos- sible to cooperate with government and communi- ty efforts to save. We feel that a thorough inspection of your heating system, combined with an up-to-date Natural Gas fur- nace, is a good way to do this. For more details, call your Gas Company today. (Consumers' clas Dial Operator and ask for ZEnith 8-5100 Caesarea and area news ious decks allowed ample room. The three hour cruise was thoroughly enjoyed a quite informative and educational as places of interest were described via loud speakers in both French and English. Among the most impressive sights was the magnificently reconstructed replica of a European Castle built for the wife of Mr. G. Boldt. This castle was constructed of stone and the island upon which it stood was a heart shape, thus the name "Heart Island". Before the project was completed, Mrs. Boldt died and in his grief Mr. Boldt had all work cancelled. That was many years ago and to this day no one has lived in the castle nor ever shall. The public is at liberty to explore the immense ro- oms, walk through the fabu- lous grounds at their leisure but the majority return to the ship with a feeling of sadness. Another point of interest was the view of Zavikon Island. This Island is in two parts, the larger is Canadian the tiny isle is American. These two Islands are con- nected by the world's short- est International bridge, which is approximately one hundred feet long. The sum- mer home of Kate Smith and the hideaway for Ira Gersh- win among other celébrities are located on what is called "Millionaires Row' were quite impressive also. This spring the great In- dian Chief Manitou visited his birthplace. He was named after his place of birth, Manitonna, (The Gar- den of the Great Spirit), thus named. Gananoque. which translated to English means BY ENOUGH INSURANCE? your policies up- dated. We'll be glad to check them for you. Ask us. + Boats v Farm +» Automobile + Snowmobiles v Tenants Pkg. +» Home Owners ,~ Commercial EMMERSON AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Are You Covered... Play safe and sure. It may be time to have Port Perry, Ont. "That Place of Health and Happiness. After viewing new shops ete, Manitou raised his bronzed face Heavenward and with gorgeous headdress rippling in the warm breeze, gave thanks to the Almighty for keeping his beloved Ganoque truly a place of health and happiness. The cruise ended at four o'clock and a weary but happy group boarded the buses for the return trip home. Supper was enjoyed in the Belleville area. Arriving home around ten p.m. many of the Senior citizens com- mented that the day was glorious and would be gorg- ious in the fall when Nature is rampant with colour. The heartfelt sympathy of the entire community is con- veyed to Mrs. Ben DeJong upon the recent passing away of her dear father in Holland. Our prayers are with her and her family at this time. Sunday, August the 25th was dedicated as Decoration Day at the Nestleton United church. The Reverend Larry Johnson officiated at the service as numerous relatives and friends placed floral arrangements upon the final resting place of loved ones. The 'Presbyterian Choir from Port Perry contributed much to this. Just a thought . . . Many of us become involved" in numerous projects, clubs etc. to-day. We complain about how time consuming these things are . but is it not wonderful that we are alive and well and that God allows us this required time??? How fortunate we are. o INSURANCE 985-7306 [5] RG