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

a w a = r-- CI IN A SO A I OTA IRI" MRIS Mn es mn Ben . ENEWS. Wort NRTA gr We ami 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 15, 198 Lal 4 8 p22% : ra oh FF PRM Ra Wd ONE ROHR $30 NEE 3 aii Hie 5 F AIURIN Wi x AN KEAN PALS o ih TR ONAL " News from Nestleton, Caesarea area +. by Mabel Cawker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Beacock and boys of Caesarea, spent a relaxing weekend camping at Beaver- mead Park in Peterborough. On Friday morning Mr. and Mrs. Stan Binns of Toronto and Caesarea, joined them. The following day Stan was pleasantly surpriséd withthe arrival of 22 relatives and friends who helped him cele- brate his birthday. All en- joyed the party with a delicious salad supper topped off with the tradi- tional birthday cake and loads of interesting gifts to open. A great get-to-gether. Belated happy birthday to Stan from this area. Nestleton Women's Institute An excellent program on Citizenship and World Affairs was presented at the July 8th meeting of Nestleton W.I. held at the Community Centre. After the opening exer- cises, Pres. Mrs. L. Malcolm extended a cordial welcome to the 15 members and 6 visitors present. She read a brief tribute to Terry Fox. Mrs. R. Davison acted as pianist for the meeting. The Secretary Mrs. M. Firlit read the minutes and correspondence. A most encouraging financial report was given. A resume of the District + Annual held at Newtonville in May was given by the President in the absence of the District Director Mrs. J. Wygerde. : A steel container has been purchased in which to store the W.I. Record books. Many ideas were given re - roll call, "Why Doés Canada Attract People From Other Nations™? A pictire of the Nestleton W.I. 75th Anniversary cele- bration will be forwarded to be used in Home and Country. The trip to Weall and Cullen Gardens, July 14th - the arrangements were finalized, for a day of enjoy- ment. Citizenship and World Affairs convener Mrs. A. Beacock presented the Motto, "Buy Canadian, think Canadian, Live Canadian". For the programme she read an "In Memoriam" to Terry Fox followed by a tribute to . Canada's 114th birthday. An interesting contest was given by Mrs. A. Beacock and Miss G. Malcolm and much enjoy- ed by those present. As a result of the Quilting Course completed recently a fine display of Quilted articles were on hand for all to view. Leaders Mrs. R. Davison and Mrs. M. Firlit elaborated on the Quilted items and expressed appre- Walking tour (From page 11) Cochrane and MacDonald Streets is the best example of this design in Ontario. Further north on Cochrane, the home now owned by Dr. Matthew Dymond, former MPP, is also a fine example of this design. These homes were built mainly between 1870 and 1880, but were not based on any single design from Italy. One of the most notable features is the three-storey tower at the front of the home. The Bigelow House was built in 1876 by Joseph Bigelow, a businessman who was probably the most influential individual in the early history of the com: munity. He was involved in shipping, lumber, road build- ing and the bringing of the railway to the community. Along with the commen- tary of the distinct archi- tectural features of these homes, Mr. Arculus, who wore a black top hat for the occasion, related stories of some of the more colourful characters who lived in the community. One such gentleman kept a coffin for himself and his ~ wife in the living room. But on his death, his. widow burned the coffins in the " backyard. He also had a habit of borrowing pocket knives and not returning them, and apparently would up with a bushel basket full of small knives. This coming Sunday, the second half of the walking tour will be held through lower Port Perry, including the business section. It will get underway at 2:00 PM at Town. Hall, 1873 with Mr. Arculus as guide. *Used Trailers & Motor Homes *Complete Motor Home Service *Propane Filling Station Call ELGIN Ioce ELGIN KNOPP - PROPRIETOR Hwy. 7A - 985-9151 - SALES SERVICE RENTALS er *Rentals *Parts Dept. *Trailer Service (in park) Port Perry 2 ciation to everyone for interest shown. '0, Canada" and the Institute Grace brought the meeting to a close. A lovely lunch of fruit cocktail and cake was served by Miss G. Malcolm's group. Mrs. D. Frew extended appreciation to all who helped to make it an enjoy- able afternoon, Next meet- ing will be held Tuesday, August 4th, 1:30 p.m. at the Community Centre, with Mrs. D. Frew's group in charge. Caesarea Eurchre Although the weather was very warm a better atten- dance for the game. Results as follows: 1. Pat Ince with 90. 2. Pearl Day with 87. Low - Donna Dunn - 41. Wednes-- day evening as usual at the Caesarea Centre. Congratulations Hearty congratulations to the following 1981 High School Ontario Scholars from the Nestleton area: Trish Sleep, and Debbie Lee from Cartwright High and David Dickson from Port Perry High. Nestleton Presbyterian" - Church An average attendance for _ the service on Sunday, July 12, 10 a.m, with the regular - worshippers present. Rev. Fred Swann read Scripture John 14: 1-27. His topic 'Let not your heart be troubled - My Peace I give unto.you." Mrs. Shirley Scott played for the service. Next Sunday at 10 a.m. Everyone welcome. Birthday Party Mr. Victor Malcolm was honoured with a lawn birth- day party 'hosted' by the family on Sunday - a very enjoyable event complete with birthday cake and all the trimmings. Those attending were family . members - wife Winnie, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Malcolm - and Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Malcolm, Bradley, Tracv. Scott and Derrick, Seagrave News by Barb MacDonald Everyone must be on holi- days. Theres not much news this week. As I write this column my family is waiting for, me outside so we can get - on our way. We will be spending a week camping. At church last Sunday everyone enjoyed our guest speaker Mrs. Noakes from Oakwood. We also enjoyed a solo from Melanie Lee. The next two weeks Rev. - Kitney will be our guest speaker at Seagrave Church. Also don't forget there is no 'church during the month of August. The Seagrave Store squirts "lost to Erwin Smith last - week. Better luck next week Odd Squad . boys. Mariposa won Little Britain 8-18 in Little Britain. Marilyn McCoy from the Mariposa Odd Squad won an award last week for most valuable player. Congratulations Marilyn! Shelly Edinger spent a weeks holiday with Doug and Helena Edinger. Shelley has come from Orilla. Hope you enjoyed your holidays Shelly. 'Call Donna Phypers with your news for next week: Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 YEAR ANNUAL 2 YEAR ANNUAL Rates Subject to Change without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Kent, Katrin a, Tamara, Malcolm and Cameron of Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malcolm, Jody and Laura Michelle of Janetville, and Annette . Haines. Mrs. Brenda Haines and Anthony were unable to attend, Mr. Malcolm Emerson of Toronto was a guest as well, Happy belated birthday to Victor from a "host" of friends. Birthday Celebration on and Mabel Cawker, og Point Road, held a i thday celebration for ~ daughter-in-law Merna . Cawker, Oshawa, On Sunday, with family members present for the occasion. Warmest Wishes to Merna from the gang. . Congratulations Congratulations! to Dennis Drew Malcolm who gradua- ted recently from General Motors Institute, Flint, 'Michigan with a Bachelor of Mechanical . Engineering - degree. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm of Nestleton and is employed at General Motors Van Plant in Scarborough. He and his wife Laina and baby Jove reside in Ajax where they recently purchased a home. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brooks 'and family, Port Hope. On Tuesday, Mrs. James Millet and daughter Michelle, Ottawa, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence - Malcolm and other relatives in the area. Interesting news for next week, phone 986-4715. © ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES PHILIPS © Move' STEREOS & HI-FI'S 723-5341 Serving The Port Perry Area 214 BLOORE. OSHAWA septic tanks parking bu products. S a edging. es . Since 1952, contractors, public utilities, road builders, home owners: ahd cottagers have been using Brooklin Concrete Long in experience, Brooklin' Concrete has a large range of ~ Quality products and good dep- al Brooklin, Newmarket, curb Huntsville and Haliburton, our : products are available throughout a large part trae. 0f Central Ontario. municipal ; walk slabs Brookin Concrete Products Limited Hwy. 12, Brooklin, Ont. 416-655-3311 Yonge St. Newmarket; Ont. 416-895-2373 Hwy. 11, Huntsville, Ont. 705-789-2338 Hwy. 121. Haliburton, Ont. 705-457-1395 re ~~ G.M.Factory Invoice for any 1981 PONTIAC BUICK or GMC TRUCK In Stock! Call Andy Melville Today for Your Special Price: (613) 962-4584 'We Are Never Satisfied i You Are' / RA A i a POR ARTE FN VA. als A ZA Rak HR ew CAR em mea GC ap ow En a Poul Sn ap PEE A Pent (AN Bet SE PE am sal ml sol 0 La ad see ma