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Bi L] s ¢ 4 . » s 5 : [J ] ¢ Av] Ed ) » J J J L 2 Yelverton news by Harvey Malcolm On Tuesday afternoon there was a sod turning ceremony in the Industrial Park in Peterborough for the new U.C.O. feed mill which is shortly to be erected at that location. Prior to the official ceremony a luncheon was held at Burham House at which a number of digni- taries and members of the Press were present. It was our pleasure to chair this meeting at which the U.C.0. President Bob Coulthard, Chief Executive Officer Julian Smith, Rod Blackwell Mgr. of Peterborough District Coop, Mr. John Turner, M.P.P. of Peter- borough County and Alder- man George Bennett for pinch hitting for Peter- borough Mayor Wasson was present. An insight into future plans and technical capabilities of the new edifice were presented. Mr. Ernie Miller, Group Director of Zones 1, 2 and 3 introduced the guests present. Adding a little unnecessary excitement was the presence of a local Union picket group who muscled into the proceedings in customary fashion. On Thursday evening the Yelverton Sunday School sponsored an evenings enter- tainment in the church basement for members and their parents and friends. The evening commenced with a pot luck supper . followed by a program including skits, etc. put on by the Sunday School members. Clifford Wright and Paul Atkinson each gave their speech that they gave at Grandview School on "Poverty" and "Pollution" respectively. Observing the "Year of the Child" the children demonstrated their handiwork in what they were doing weekly in class. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mathison and family who farm near London, Ontario and attended Guelph Univer- sity together were weekend guests of the Terry Malcolms. Mr. Howard Malcolm assisted at the sod turning ceremony for the new Swine Research Centre to be built at Guelph. Agricultural Minister Bill Newman was an active participant in the program. Miss Jane Connolly and Mr. Marti Malcolm spent Saturday evening with friends at their cottage near Tory Hill. Mr. Don Whittaker assis- ted by his mother Mrs. Hazel Whittaker, hosted a group of their friends to a sumptuous Chinese-Polynesian dinner at the Crest Restaurant in Peterborough on Saturday evening. Those in atten- dance besides the hosts included Mrs. Audrie Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm, Mrs. Candy Malcolm and Bryce Jimmo, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Matheson and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm. Sorry to report that Miss Audrie Brown had the misfortune to get her new car clobbered while driving home from the city this week. Audrie is now the unfortunate owner of one lame "Rabbit" due to no fault of her own. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 16, 1979 -- 33 at's behind the taste of our Olde Fashioned Recipe? Nothing but old fashioned ingredients. Special for the 4 Month of May at ... DOWSON'S RED & WHITE Port Perry Plaza - A ai eT EC oR