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av 0 3 TARE ys oy . + 0 Py + 3 + N af - ed FEAR tS Be ae ho 2 Ne LY AN a a, rd Ro Ase aude GY; - Ny, lA. aa -~ ov. hd na oe Tod a oR v ot Ne 4 A oh ui = ee: ~~ a ge 4 i : oth » (5 = = = SEA RI eT FS Al Pe 12-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 7, 1979 Gremlins get the Star cameraman A couple of mean, nasty little gremlins crept into the Port Perry Star camera last week and when they were finished had completely ruined a roll of film of the Kinsmen Club Heritage Day award winners at several local schools. We're sorry, but these Rape charge A 36-year old Cannington man has been charged with rape following an incident last week in the office of the local newspaper in that community. A Durham Region police spokesman says that a 57-year old employee of the Cannington Gleaner was allegedly assaulted about 6:00 p.m. on February 28. The woman was alone at the time. Police say the alleged assault took place after a man walked into the office through the front door, which was unlocked. amount of cash was reported missing. HSSUE PACK OF 4 99° KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES 200's 2-Ply White FOR ADULTS 10's While Stock Lasts! A small DELSEY(: BATHROOM White Only 59¢ NEO CITRAN *1.39 HALO creMeRINSE CONDITIONER 350 ml A4¢p LAWRENCE PHARMACY operated by: PORT PERRY PHARMACY LTD. 209 Queen St., Port Perry, Ont. Phone 985-2231 things happen every once in a while. Here is the list of winners and their various schools. The plaques were presented last week by Kinsmen representatives Al Shelley, Barrie Leahy and Rick Bouillon. Epsom: Heidi Spann- bauer, junior essay; Sandra Kerry, junior poster; and Holly Kelso, primary poster. Greenbank: Janie Midgely, Tim Cannon and Debbie Donneral. Prince Albert: James Birkitt; junior poster; Leanne McKinzey, junior essay; Melissa Kahn, primary poster. Raglan: Ted Nesbitt, junior poster; Pino Bruno, junior essay; Mark Brobbel, primary poster. Cartwright Central: Dawn Dalton, primary essay; Stephanie Whitehead, junior essay; Michael Krasnay, junior poster; and Lori Vanryswyck, primary poster. Students at Cornish School in Port Perry are to receive their awards later this week. Heritage Day, sponsored by the Kinsmen Club is designed to help make young students more aware of the "history of their country. GUARDIAN Nestleton, Caesarea by Mabel Cawker last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wygerde of Nestleton entertained one of the exchange students from Quebec in the person of Rosalie Robinson from Polyvalente de Carlton High School, Carlton, Quebec, which is situated on the Gaspe Penninsula. Rosalie was the guest of their youn- gest. daughter Teresa for five days. Many High School activities have been planned by Blackstock High, for this eventful trip. Nancy and Brian Nichol- son of Richmond Hill were home with her parents Rita and Joe Wygerde for the weekend. Nancy and Brian are planning a trip to Florida in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes of Nestleton visited with her sister Mrs. Frances Sutton, Orono on Sunday. Congratu- lations, and belated wishes to Fred who celebrated his birthday on Feb. 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Dayes also called on her brother Malcolm Elford who is a patient in Port Perry Hospital await- ing surgery. Better health soon Malcolm. Mrs. and Mrs. Dayes stepped out Wed. evening and enjoyed the Roast Beef Dinner held at the Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry, later visiting daugh- You Could WIN a FREE Trip for Two to Sunny Barbados During Our CONTEST eo Contest Rules and Entry Forms Available at Guardian Drug Stores. ter Lorraine and husband Charles Andrew and family in Prince Albert. Mr. Alvin Bruce and daughter Marge. of Man- chester were Saturday eve. supper guests of Mrs. Bruce Heaslip Nestleton, Mrs. Bruce staying overnight. They had brought Mrs. Heaslip home from the, Port Perry Nursing Home where she spent the afternoon with her husband Bruce. Birthday Celebration Mr. afd Mrs. Norman Mairs of Nestleton held a Birthday Party for their daughter-in-law Carol on Monday night at their home. Those present for the occasion were Robert, Carol and children, Steven and Katie Mairs, Nestleton, and" Diane and John Slute and little son Jeremy Jay of R.R.1 Oshawa, Best wishes to the folk in " hospital namely - Mrs. Edith Hyland, Mr. Orm Hyland and Sally Richards of Nestle- ton, Gayle Pelrine, Caesarea and Elsie Clarke of Williams Point and Port. Perry. Mr. Donald Thompson is home after surgery in Oshawa Hospital and gain- ing strength day by day. All the best Don! - Caesarea Euchre Club Pres. Betty MacIntosh reported winners of the PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL MARCH 17 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Pack of Two 100 ml BENYLIN DM COUGHSYRUP $4 4 9 These are but afew of many outstanding specials available at Guardian Drug Stores! WE RESERVE THE MIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES { FAB YELLOW 10's PALMOLIVE DISHWASHING LIQUID 682mi/24 oz. 88¢ CONTACeC COLD CAPSULES LIGHT BULBS 40,60,0R 100 WATT DETERGENT POWDER A } 8 3. J Ly 12 LITRE No a PE WwW PADER 10 ELS iis OR 88¢ *1.19 PKGS OF TWO 9 g¢ weekly Wed. evening card . party held at the Community Centre were 1st - Mihnie Fisher, 2nd - Bill Ringham, 3rd - Ruth Davidge, Williams Point. A delicious lunch was served and a social time enjoyed, bringing to a close another friendly evening of fellowship. Don't forget next week - same place, same time. Evening of Entertainment Reports indicate that the Borelians' latest dramatic show in Town Hall 1873 '"The Second Time: Around' was well done and provided much merriment for those in atten- dance. Warmest Con- gratulations! to Emmy Cox of Caesarea for her excellent performance in the engaging part of Laura. North Nestleton Church At the Sunday morning service Rev. Victor Parsons used Script. Genesis 22: 1-14 and Mark 1; 12-15 basing his theme on "A time of test- ing". He left the congre- gation with- these thoughts, "Christianity is a Religion of the Cross, .a Religion of glory and it is in the moments of testing that our Faith is revealed. Miss Gail Malcolm sang "Just a Closer Walk" with Mrs. Joan Groves at the organ. World's Day of Prayer The World's Day of Prayer : for the Cartwright Church groups was held in St. John's Anglican Church in Black- stock, Friday March 2 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ivy Rahm spoke on the theme "Spiritual Growth'. Mrs. Linda _ McLaughlin was organist for the Service. Those taking part from the various Churches were Anglican -Mrs. Sharon Umprey, Mrs. Helen Green and Mrs. Elaine Bailey; Nestleton Presby- terian - Mrs. Dorothy North Nestleton - M Norma Frew; Blackstock United - Leader - Mrs. Dora Martyn, voices from the audience - Mrs. Flora Samells, Miss Gail Malcolm, Mrs. Margagel Van Camp, Mrs. Edna er, and Mrs. Ruby Van Camp. The Medi- tation based on Hebrews II was given by Mrs. Ruby Parsons and Mrs. Jean Adams. A social hour was enjoyed after the Service. Friends from Nestleton and Caesarea area extend warmest wishes to Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton who celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday last. Miss Gail Malcolm was a supper guest of brother David, Joanne and baby Kingsley on Wed. eve. this week. The Benefit Dance organ- ized to help raise funds for Mrs. Kathleen Harper and son Brian, held in Nestleton Community Centre, Satur- day night was a tremendous success. A large crowd attended and the music , (country and western) live 'was excellent and donated free, as was the 'Community Centre. A big hand to those who planned this "terrific" event! News for next week, please have in by 10 p.m. Sunday eve. Phone 986-4715. Hospital Report. Week Ending March 1st Admissions............cccerrunns 41 BICS...ckiirrmmmsdiinnineisions eed Deaths..........cccceeeerrnneee Nil Emergencies.................. 150 Operations............ccccuuu.... 10 Discharged...................... 40 Remaining....................... 39 | neprovide: * Managemen Can ne bep you? Owners | Quer, : Dusinesses.. x Financial assistance * Management connseling (CASE) taining © Information on government programs for blisiness at: on. See our Representative - . DUNCAN F. CLARK Railroadhouse Motor Motel, Hwy. 7A; Port Perry, Ontario. Thursday, March 13th, 1979 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. J / Phone 985-8131 for appointment. 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