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- Soe mtd AINE a on Tn SE IE OSE we A Sa SU LETT et" bo a A Haat) a Sox Rts SRR SRS Ss py Ey ST ESSA T Ye a EN MARR LN) Ae AARNE Ye A Es RAY 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 22, 1981 News from Nestleton, Caesarea area were taken to various points by Mabel Cawker Visitations and Holidaying Norm and Bernice Mairs of Nestleton had an enjoy- able trip down to Upper Canada Village, Morrisburg," this past week camping at the Provincial Park. Many Museum items of interest were viewed in the Village such as a stumping machine, stone carrier, buggies, cutters, all kinds of machi- nery etc. to. name a few. They also had a ride on the train. An exciting type of _ holiday for relaxation away from the daily routine. Mrs. Audrey Brown of Hull and Mr. Walter Brown of Nottingham, England, were guests of cousin Fred and Mabel Dayes of Nestleton for a three weeks vacation. While in Canada many trips x pA aed LM ARE ' wy wv Id ERE i §f WOH GAG ENR ERR wag py "ef AR VARS vad pele of beauty and interest - such as Niagara, Weall and Cullen Gardens, Manitoulin Is., east to Fort Henry, Gananoque and Thousand Is. Etc. All too soon the holiday was over and they returned home to England. Walter enjoyed Canada so very much - they will probably be back soon again for another holiday. Caesarea Euchre Results of Wednesday evening card game as follows: 1. Val Priebe wi an 87. 2. Linda Hughes with 83. Low score - Jeanette MacKenzie with 38. A good attendance for the party. Next week (Wednesday to-night) as usual at Caesarea Centre - 8 p.m. MINI CINEMA ggs.6535 **SPECIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT ** "5 BIG NIGHTS" JULY 23-24-25-26-27 Thursday 8 P.M. Friday7&9P.M. Saturday & Sunday 8 P.M. 'Monday 8 P.M. Neate Gwe finda ve ond the stangth to put wp with. them. A MARTIN BREGMAN Production "THE FOUR SEASONS" ALAN ALDA - CAROL BURNETT - LEN CARIOU SANDY DENNIS - RITA MORENO * JACK WESTON BESS ARMSTRONG + Written and Directed by ALAN ALDA THE BIGGEST RECALL IN HISTORY .... A YER 4 Audrey and Women's Institute Activities On Tuesday, July 14, the Women's Institute of Nestle- ton tour of Cullen Gardens was most enjoyable, Twenty adults including some men met at the Community Centre at 4 P.M. and travel- led by car. The weather was ideal and the roses were at - their peak of loveliness. Fol- lowing the evening meal most stayed until after dark to view the miniature village lit upi.- a real fairyland. Ontario W.I. Picnic Two carloads from Honey- dale Branch attended the Ontario County Picnic held in Elgin Park, Uxbridge, on Tuesday, July 14, with a fine attendance from the Women's Institutes across the County. A most enjoy- able time was had by all. A highlight - District President Clara Warren presented the Dr. Ethel Chapman 4-H Club Scholarship to Patricia Bolton of Epsom. Heartiest Congratulations! Family News Ralph and Leona Sadler, Nestleton, had a busy week.' end, attending Oshawa Fair on Saturday and winning a first and' a third on their . Hackney entries. lan and Gloria Scott of Corbyville also were in' the ' catégory. Congratulations! On, Sunday, Ralph and Leona Sadler, Ian and Gloria Scott and son Charles and Clair Mackenzie attended the Hackney picnic held at the Armstrong Farms at Brampton. A most interest- ing and enjoyable weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Malcolm, Nestleton, hosted - 16 friends to a Lobster and King Crab cookout on Sunday afternoon. Bridal Shower Attended Mrs. Mabel Cawker was a guest at the miscellaneous shower held on Friday evening last in honour of bride-elect Lea Cawker of Oshawa. Mrs. Valerie Sweetman of Port Perry Kawartha Region The Kawartha Region Conservation Authority will receive $53,750 in provincial grants in 1981, to assist in commencing a land acquis- - ition program, Natural Resources Minister Alan W. Pope announced recently. The grant will be used to acquire shoreline property on Sturgeon Lake in the Township of Fenelon, north of Lindsay. The 245 acres of land to be $200,000 'receives grant acquired includes: frontage on McLaren's Creek and Goose Bay. The property which includes marshland, wood- lands and' open meadows, provides good habitat for fish and wildlife. The area also has the potential to serve as a conservation area with various recreation possibilities ayailable. Total estimated cost of this multi-year project is Guaranteed Investment Certificates 1 YEAR ANNUAL 2 YEAR ANNUAL 5YEARANNUAL ...... 1 YEAR MONTHLY . 5 YEAR MONTHLY Rates Subject to Change without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL 'SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 - All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. We AreHaving hosted the event. Many lovely gifts were received by Lea and all present had a most delightful evening. Minnie Fisher was a week- end guest of Margaret Cornish of Port Perry. Presbyterian Church There was a good atten- dance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church service on Sunday, July 19, 10 a.m, Many visitors were wel- comed. With Mrs. Shirley Scott as organist, a trio - comprising Allison Scott, Mr. Stan McNeely and Rev. 'Fred Swann. sang the old favourite "Trust and Obey'. Rev. Fred Swann read portions of Psalm 37 and Isaiah Chapter 13. His sermon topic: Proverbs 3:45. 'was seriously "Trust in the Lord with all they heart. Trust is reaching out- trust is committment - in all thy ways acknowledge Him". -Next Sunday at 10 a.m, : Best Wishes We, of this area extend better health soon to Paul Mappin - of Nestleton, who injured recently and taken by emergency ambulance helicopter to Sunnybrook Medical Centre. At time of the latest news .(Monday) there is a slight improve- ment in his condition - stil] in intensive care - unconscious and still in a critical condition. We trust Paul will show marked improvement 5.00, Tractor pull (From page 17) Highway Tractors: tandem axle - a pulloff was necessary to decide the three top placings: 1. John Gould, Port Hope - Mack. 2. Chris Wells = Chev. 3. Stokely VanCamp, Whitby - Ford. 4. Hyland Farms, Bailieboro - Int. 5. George Francis; Toronto - Mack. Stock Tractors: - 7,000 lb. and under: 1. Hank Vander- veen, Little Britain - J.D. 2. Pete Ferguson, Peter- borough - Int, 3. Glenn James, Uxbridge - Allis, 4. Rodger Porter, Pontypool - Ford. 5. Ivan Bacon, Uxbridge - Deutz. Vintage: 1. Blair Vaneyk, Bawmanville - Cockshutt. 2. Mark Grahm, Blackstock - J.D. 3. Bob Richards, Stouff- ville - Farmall. 4. Paul Harder, Sunderland - Int. 5. Glenn Squire, Pickering - A.C. Power Puff: 1. Marilyn Morawetz , Bewdley - J.D. 2. - Karen Vaneyk, Bowmanville - Cockshutt. 3. Joyce Kelly, rs - Blackstock - Int. 4. Cheryl - , Ferguson, Peterborough - - Int. 5. Joan Graham, Black- stock - J.D. Stock Tractors - 7,001 - 9,000 Ib. 1. Neil Brown, 'Pefferlaw - Allis, 2. Norm James,' Uxbridge - A.C. 3.- "Bruce Smith, Uxbridge-J.D. 4. Ken Preston, Pontypool - Ford. 5. John Atkinson, Castleton - J.D. Stock Tractors - 9,001 - 11,000 1b.: 1. Hyland Farms, Bailieboro, A.C. 2. Bill Reesor, Markham - Case. 3. Harold Guthrie; Whitby - A.C. 4. Mark 2. ieoc Blackstock -J.D. 5. Carl Heffernan, Norwood - J.D. ~ Stock Tractors - 11,001- 13,000 lb. : 1. Keith Hoskin, Bowmanville - Case, 2. Bob Richards, Stouffville - Int. 3. Neil Brown, Pefferlaw - Allis. 4. Murray Coates, Port Perry - Allis. 5. Hyeland Farms, Bailleboro - Allis. ~ Stock Tractors - 13,001 - 15,000 1b.: 1. Mark Graham, Blackstock - J.D. 2. Tom Morawetz, Bewdley - J.D. 3. Locust Grove Farm, Bowmanville - Case. 4. Larry Bacon, Uxbridge - Deutz. 5. Don Rickard, Bowmanville - Massey. Pro - Stock - up to 15,000: 1. Brian Richards, Stouffville - "Int. 2. Mark Graham, Black- stock - J.D. 3. Harvey Graham, Blackstock - J.D. (driven by Bruce Smith). 4. Bruce Pearce, Sunderland - AC. Stock Tractors - 15,001 - 18,000 lb.: 1. Mark Graham, Blackstock - J.D. 2. Jim Byers, Blackstock - J.D. 3. Ken Porter, Pontypool - White: Stock Tractors - over 18,000 1b, 2 wheel drive: 1. Dave Hollinger, Pickering - J.D. 2. Dan Gould, Nestleton - A.C. Four Wheel Drive - up to" 25,000 1b.: 1. Dave Hollinger, Pickering J.D. (2 wheel drive). 2. R and H Farms, Stouffville - M:F. 3. John Baumchen, Blackstock - J.D. 4. Hyeland Farms, Bailie- boro - A.C. 5. Zekveld Farms, Janetville - Int. This last class created much interest when the two wheel drive tractor outdrew the four wheel drive tractors. : We want your 3 & 4 year old Used Carand can supply you with a. vehicle that will greatly increase your gas mileage. / 12- 1981 PONTIACS, BUICKS. &GMC DEMONST RATORS- PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED «REDUCED THIS WEER! 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 BUSINESSHOURS: Weekdays to 9:00 P.M. Fridays to 6:00 P.M.; Saturdays to 4:00 P.M.