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yo NY ER eA Sdn Fae A he BRIE A SI ve Faia 3 TIRE re Sod Hd Buying Corvettes in Canada has become a profitable business for American businessmen such as 'Luey Waldon (above) of Fort Worth Texas. Mr. Waldon is seen here after taking delivery of a new 1979 Corvette from Beare Motors in Port Perry. Mr. Waldon told the Star - prior to heading backto his " dealership® in Texas that * the above car is the 30th he has purchased from GM dealers in southern Ontario since last October, and it will be the eighteenth he has driven back himself. Even with the cost of a one-way ticket to Toronto, .the gas and accomodation' for the two day, 1400 mile a» Canadian Corvettes going south trip back to Fort Worth, Mr. Waldon says that he can make more money on the Canadian purchased car than one he can buy in the USA. The reason for this is the value of the Canadian doilar. For every Cana- dian dollar spent in Canada there is between 15-18 cents exchange 'and therefore a = $16,000 Canadian Corvette will have about $2500 taken off the purchase price in American dollars. There is also a rebate on the excise tax. Mr. Waldon says he will be back in Canada again very soon. He has another. five Corvettes' waiting at dealerships in Ontario to take south of the border. Nestleton, by Mabel Cawker Apologies to Sherry Tysick - the hard working young Indoor Soccer Coach of the First Place "Raiders" for week's issue. We understand her concern and trust it won't happen again. Caesarea Euchre Club. Results of the St. Patrick's Euchre\are as follows: 1st - \ SG nd Supporte Doreen Rush, 2nd - Della Bush, 3rd - Marguerite Vince. Winner of the special draw for St. Patrick's was Betty Ringham. Attendance _ was much better, how about. an exciting evening of cards next Wednesday evening at the same place and he same time? North Nestleton Church At the Sunday morning Service Rev. Victor Parsons chose Script. Genesis 28 Ver. 10-17 and Romans 5 Ver. 1-11. The message Theme "Must Sacrifice". Pleased to welcome back Mrs. Gwen Malcolm who was in her familiar place at the organ. LS Caesarea Nestleton U.C.W. The U.C.W. met at the home of Miss Gail Malcolm, Blackstock on Monday after- noon March 12th. The Pres. Mrs. Gwen Malcolm opening the meeting with a Poem entitled Ceasing". Hymn (African) "Kum Ba Yah" was sung. Eleven members were welcomed and one visitor Mrs. Florrie Samells. The Devotional period was conducted by Mrs. Jean Williams using Script. Isaiah 53. The topic was presented by Mrs. Norma Frew. She told the members that Scien- tists are proving that life L Water St. -- Port Perry -- 985-3756 SPECIAL SPRING ONE WEEK ONLY LEVI'S cord Flares All Sizes & Colours. Regular $22.50 LEVI's Cord Jackets ) Brown, Navy, Beige. Regular $24.95 LEV I'S benim P.W. Jackets $22. 00 $17.00 -NOW $19.00 NOW "Pray Without described in the Bible is authentic re- Archaeology findings. Business included - 1st plans are being made to attend the Presbyterial meeting to be held in St. Andrews Church, Oshawa on March 28th and 2nd Discus- sion re- Spring Concert to be held May 6th. After closing lunch was served by Mrs. Jean Williams and group. Appre- ciation was voiced by the Pres. Mrs. Gwen Malcolm to the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish, Nestleton visited Mr. and Mrs. Fergie Munro, Sonya, on Wednesday last, they also visited their daugh- ter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bannister of Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Fish and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Corby and Paul of Nestleton had an enjoyable drive to Campbellford on Sunday afternoon. On their way home they dined in Bowman- ville. "Best Wishes" to six year old Jodie Malcolm who has been in Port Perry Hospital, also to his Father who met with a freak accident and broke his nose in two places. Investigator A.E. Cawker, wife Carroll, and son Bryan, of Sault Ste. Marie spent the weekend with his parents Sam and Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point Road. The rest of the clan gathered for a visit. Some twenty folks in all. News for next week please phone 986-4715. HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending March 15th Admissions...................... 37 Births.......ccoooevvvevnieinnnnnnn, 2 Deaths. ...coninssnirssnreninenss Nil Emergencies.................. 128 Operations.......... ferererennen 19 Discharged...................... 30 Remaining.........corciccinaind 38 ~ PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 2, 1979 -- 9 Yelverton U.C.W. by Mrs. Thora Gray The March meeting, - Yelverton U.C.W. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marray Malcolm on Thurs- day afternoon March sist. Thirteen members answered the Roll Call with some interesting facts about North American Indians. Follow- ing the singing of a Hymn, Mrs. Earl Gray convened the Devotional; Scripture was from Matt: Chapter 18 14. This being the "Year of the Child', Hazel based her theme on '"To be Child-like is to be Creatively Free'. She read the International Child- ren's Bill of Rights as passed by the United Nations and commented on the simplicity and faith of a child. She concluded the Devotional with an appropriate poem by Helen Steiner Rice - Childs Faith". The various reports were given and minutes read and adopted. A sizable donation was made to the Yelverton + - United Church Treasury. Correspondence was read. A After considerable discus- sion it was decided to forgo the usual June Garden Party in favour of a new venture. A spring Barbecue to be held as per custom on the second Friday in June, The next meeting in April will be held at the Church basement at 4 p.m. to be followed by a Pot Luck Supper at 6 p.m. to which the husbands are invited. Fpl- lowing the supper Miss Candy Malcolm is to show slides taken during her visit in Turkey. The program consisted of the reading of an essay on" discrimination - "I am an Indian" read by Mrs. Ralph Pfoh, Miss Lana Malcolm gave her speech on Indian Legends and then favoured with three vocal solos with - his own guitar accompani- 'ment. A delicious supper was served by hostesses Mrs. Ted Spenceley and Mrs. , Murray Malcolm to bring the afternoon to a close. 'The Royal Bank can help you get what you want a little sooner than you planned. Flexible rates on cars. Interest rates start at 13% with up to 48 months i t to re-pay. Monthly Cost of Term Payment Borrowing $3,000 24 Mos. $142.63 $423.01 $4,000 »36 Mos. $134.78 $851.93 $5,000 48 Mos. $134.14 $1,438.60 *Rate 13% Special purpose loans. For the things that cost more...and are worth it. Interest rates start at 12% and you can borrow up to $25,000 and amortize it over 15 years. 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