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4 wh Hu win) TL BE *i by Harvey Malcolm Congratulations are extended to couples who observed their 40th Wedding Anniversary this week - a former resident and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Capstick of Lindsay who observed their anniversary in Ops Community Centre on Saturday evening with several local residents present to extend best wishes. Congratulations too, to Myra and Clarence Page who are 40 years married today, Sunday October 11 and observed their Anni- versary by being hosted to dinner at the Gatehouse Restaurant by their sister and brothers. The Pages were married on a similar bright sunny day 40 years ago by Rev, A. W. Harding in Bethany and Clarence had brother Harold as Best Man and Myra was supported by Florence (Curtis) Bray as brides- maid, now of Hairy Hills, Alberta. Sorry to learn that a former resident of our community Mr. Bert Gibson is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital with a heart condition and offer best wishes for a speedy recovery. Thanksgiving Sunday combined with Communion Service was held in Yelverton United Church with a large attendance. Mr. Dennis Franzky officiating assisted by Rev. Bruce Harrison from Cannington. Elders Art Rowan and Harvey Malcolm assisted Rev. Harrison with the Communion. Mrs. Linda Pfoh presided at the organ and Messrs, Darryl and Quentin Robinson were the ushers. Long weekend guests visiting with their families included, Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson and Tanya of Stroud with the Balfour Moores. Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Beggs and family of Port Elgin with the Norman Wilsons. Pleased to learn that Jims dad, Percy Beggs will be released from hospital to spend Thanksgiving week- end with the family. At Sunday service we were particularly pleased to meet and greet Rev. Bruce Harrison of Cannington whom we hadn't seen since his tenure in the Blackstock charge serving Nestleton almost 40 years ago. Rev. Harrison retired some 18 years ago and keeps active assisting in a supervisory capacity with student 4 PORT MILANI [31119 J 985-8631 *UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT GARROW AUTOMOBILELTD. DBA. PORT PERRY CHRYSLER COOLING SYSTEM SPECIAL: $2972. atwhichtime we: *Pressure test system *Check thermostat & heater *Checkall belts & hoses *Drain & flush rad system we sie WEEN INE LL an ON A TU EYES ERT Sintrg BY FNS BRERA 2s verton and a spp gy gn gun gr greg ggg gg guy pr ge pe SE SLI CI CI CI CAL CACACICACACAC ACC ALAC AC AC ALICE IC ICAL JIG : $y [ER SY ATA ministers etc. Marte and Jane Malcolm enjoyed a visit to Maple Leaf Gardens on Saturday evening and particularly enjoyed their choice location at ice level where they were within touching distance of many of the hockey players with the 3 star selection being made right in front of them. Unfortunately we missed seeming them on T.V. On Sunday, Jane and Marte joined Janis family for a family Thanksgiving giving dinner with Janis Aunt and Uncle in Campbell- ford. 12 2 ENT AR A nt A VIR RW WR ETON Nr tai SA TTI 8 As la BAGH, OR RR FE GRRE rea news Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundry of Barrie were week end visitors with Brenda and Terry Malcolm and family. Glad to report Jimmy Gray is progressing very favourably since returning home from Peterborough Hospital, even driving to Toronto and back to see a sick relative. Sorry to learn that Mr. Malcolm Emmerson passed away in Port Perry hospital over the week end. He was a quiet unassuming Christian gentleman, a helpful neighbour and held in the highest regard by all. Sl ET Iw & EIEN ITA FO MOE YEH ENT TAN PORT PERRY STAR -- 1227 pn: todas) Ha Wed., October 14, 1981 -- 9 LS Li" » Pad Course for novice farmers "Saturdays in Guelph' is a new series of one-day courses for novice farmers held throughout the autumn at the University of Guelph. "When we held a Saturday course last year, we were amazed to find people coming from as far afield as Quebec and Thunder Bay," explains Nancy McPherson, course co-ordinator. Buying Rural Property begins the series on October 24. This is appropriate since finding that perfect country retreat is the first step in getting started. The course is designed to steer the buyer CC CCICCICCICICICICACACACACACA CACC ACC ICICACICICICICICICICAN IS A504 CACC CICACACACICH! Tete om $s x: Why Not Try Our Salad Bar Featured Daily for your Luncheon & Evening Dining. _-- LIC Ca0H CACACACAC FRIDAY EVENING SPECIAL: "LIVE PIANO MUSIC" Quiet Dining Entertainment. ICICI ICICICICAG CCC CN Aiso Available Nightly: around this potential mine- field. Infatuation with the glories of country living are balanced with a cooler appraisal of financing, land use, farm buildings and other realities of country life. Potential earthworm farmers will learn about production (including biology, species, diseases and reproduction) compost- ing and marketing at Earth- worm Culture: The Myth and the Reality, on Saturday October 31. At Farm Ponds on Satur- day November 7, experts RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3281 "This Week's Specials: Hot & Cold Smorgasbord Children "Free" - Wednesday thru Sunday Evenings only! (Children Served Free -Must be Accompanied by an Adult) CHILDREN FREE: Applies to Smorgasbord Only! NCI Ontario. food for: | *H.M.TheQueen Mother \ *The Late Sir Winston Churchill . *Government Dignitaries it) £5 3 from around the World while visiting - MR. HARRY VONDETTE (Born in Pembroke, Ontario) in Canada. takes pleasure in announcing the acquisition of Mr. Harry Vondette, as chief Chef of Crandell's Riverboat. . Mr. Vondette is a licensed graduate of the Royal Canadian Military College in Fine Food Preparation, Kingston, He served with the Canadian Armed Forces in the capacity of Senior Chef for 15years. On occasions, he has also prepared Mr. Vondette is happy to be chosen as chief Chef for the new Crandell's. MENU DINING served until 11 P.M. n-- a TT a a a a a a wn on ee EINE ICICI CII ICI OOO CICICICCIO OOOO COCCITHCCOCIC ICC ATIC CIC AC I 25 S59 5 50 525252550 TT a TT A a A A Aa AAT AT ATATATA TA TATA ATATATA A a aA a A MLL USE I EES SERVED DAILY. SICK NOW OPEN 7 Days A Week! ENTERTAINMENT For your pleasure we present our 7' T.V. SCREEN = Come capture : allthe excitement and thrills of your favourite . Sporting and Special Events. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE NIGHT 9P.M.to1AM. Join Us For Our SUNDAY BRUNCH | SERVED FROM 10A.M.t0o2P.M. Featuringa Wide Range of Breakfast Delights. will discuss legal con- straints, design, land- scaping, wildlife sanctuaries and fish culture. Fish Farming on Satur- day November 14 will be held on a fish farm near Guelph. Topics include nutrition, rearing, management, disease and regulations. Enrolment limited. For information on these and other courses for novice farmers, contact Mrs. McPherson at the University of Guelph, Room 103, Johnston Hall, Guelph or call (519) 824-4120, Ext. 3064. 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