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--_--__" News from Nestleton and Caesarea area - by Mabel G. Cawker Re-union Attended Last week, Don and Norma Frew, Virginia, Alan and Judy Frew and family, Paul and Valerie Mappin and family, David and Leah Frew's family - Dwayne and Andrew - attended a re-union of Norma's family - the Burrage connection - held at Oakland, in the Brantford- Simcoe area. Some fifty relatives were on hand to enjoy the once a year get-to- gether, an interesting day for all concerned, catching up on news of families and so forth, Family Visitations On Tuesday, this past week, Bob and Marg. France, Scugég Point, accompanied by Gord and Betty Keast of Scugog Island visited Moe -and Dot Scragg of Bracebridge. The Scraggs Auction Sales MONDAY EVENING JULY 26 SALE TIME: 5:30 P.M. _ Property Sold Auction sale of furniture for the property of MR. AND MRS. CARL HOUCK, Uxbridge, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge. In- cluding 9 pc. Duncan Phyfe dining room suite, Zenith TV, 26", Viking stereo, several tables 4 pc. walnut bedroom suite, twin beds, 2 dressers, cane bottom chair, several rugs, blankets, spreads, etc., dishes, crocks, lawn mower, garden tools, set of left hand golf clubs, china cabinet, tools, press back chairs, 3 clothes trees, antique dresser, antique Victrola, lanterns, antique dishes, several wicker, pleces, antique picture frames, ars, plus many, many other | articles. This sale will also in- clude the antiques and articles from MRS. STOUFFER, Stouff- ville. Sale at 5:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson, Auctions, Uxbridge. 416- 852-3524. WEDNESDAY JULY 28 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. 50 Holsteins Annual E.B.l. anniversary sale selling at the Napanee Fair Grounds, Napanee, Ont., in- cluding a lovely selection of young cows and heifers, all from E.B.l, Sires, including 25 daughters of A Nelacres Johanna Senator, including a fresh 2 yr. old Senator from a VG Dam with 245-245. A VG 4 yr. old Senator selling fresh from a VG Dam with 219-215. Also other Very Good-daughters by Kemp, Miss- issippl Fury, Rocky A, and Milllonmaker. Another feature of the sale is a 3 yr. old Marlin projected as a 2 yr. old to 140-169 also from a VG Dam. NOTE: This lovely group of young cows are with deep full pedigrees - a great many from VG Dams. All Free Listed. Lunch. avaliable. Sale at 7:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc- tions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. THURSDAY JULY 29 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of the late MRS. NETTIE FARROW of Cannington, and MRS. MARY BROWN of Beaverton. The sale will be held at the Farrow residence in the town of Canning- ton, west end next fo Arksey Lumber. 2 sets of chrome table and chairs, IHC refrigerator, Moffat stove, Zenith deep freeze, Hoover washer, Victor dryer, qu. of dishes, chesterfield and chair, apt. size plano, good condition, antique pump organ, studio couch, Lazy boy chair, small modern love seat, 2 upholstered chairs, dishes, record player, stereo, table lamps, antique - extension table, Insulated hunting storage box, 9 pc. mahogany dining' room. suite, (Chippendale style), pictures, double bed, bedding, large qu. of fools and small goods from the garage. 'Hundreds of other articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 12 noon. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. 1-708-387-3270. dy spend their winters in Florida and summers in Bracebridge where their son operates a trailer camp. The Frances and Keasts were overnight guests arriving home on Wednesday. The menfolk R.France, G. Keast and M. Scragg are all retired 0.P.P. men and have a fine time visiting back and forth discussing interesting days re 0.P.P. activities. Wedding of Interest Norm and Bernice Mairs and Robbie and Carol Mairs, Nestleton, and John and Diane Slute of R.R.1, Oshawa, attended the wedd- ing of Bernice's niece, Helen Kent to Ron Schellenerg both of Sundridge. The ceremony was held in Sundridge Christ Church on Saturday after- noon, July 17. The reception later at Pinewood Motor Inn at North Bay. "Best Wishes" to Helen and Ron from this area. Caesarea Euchre Party The Wednesday evening Euchre with a good attend- ance held at the community centre was sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary "and the winners were: first prize was a tie with Sandy Day and Helen Fletcher having a score of 86. Second prize - Marie Hammett with 81. The low prize went to Patty -Jo Shaw with 48. Next week (Wednesday) for a_ good time. Try to attend! Congratulations Warmest congratulations! to the many fine students who have graduated within the surrounding area. They are well on the way to achieving their goal - and making a success of their lives. We are "indeed" proud of you -one and alll Church News The regular Sunday morning service on July 18, 10 a.m. at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church was well attended. Rev. Fred Swann read Matthew 22, and referred to a portion of Romans 1, using as his theme, "Love in three dimensions." A quartet composed of Misses Peggy and Alison Scott, Rev. Fred Swann and Mr. Stan. McNeely sang - "Tell me the old, old story" with organist Mrs. Shirley Scott accompanying. Service next Sunday, July 25, at 10 a.m. The joint services - Anglican and United will continue next Sunday at the St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock, at 9:30 a.m. Rev. R.C.Rose will deliver his final sermon at this service, Nestleton United Church will hold services during the month of August at the regular hour of 11:15 a.m. The congregation of St. John's Anglican church is cordially invited to attend either the Blackstock or Nestleton services during August. Sympathy Our sincere sympathy goes out to the family and friends of the late Mrs. Catharine Lee who passed away during the week in Port Perry. A delightful person in her 92nd year who will be greatly missed by many folks. Your correspon- dent has many beautiful memories of her immaculate little home and her warm hospitality when she was a resident of Brooklin, and a fine member of the Women's Institute there. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late C.A. Glass - his wife Connie, daughter Claire Moore and family of Thornhill, and son Stan and family of Prince Albert. C.A. - as he was PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 20, 1982 -- 29 affectionately known - will be missed by a "host" of relatives and friends. Also sympathy to the family of the late Ross Lansing of Caesarea who passed away suddenly on July 7. Leaving to mourn - wife Julia, son Lorne of Caesarea and daughter Joan Boudreau of Oshawa. Family News A recent weekend guest with Ralph and Leona Sadler of Nestleton, was his sister, Mrs. Vivian Wetherall of Oshawa. Visiting during the week at Blackstock and area by Joyce Kelly Elaine Kelly has returned home from her week stay in Pennsylvania as an exchange with the Girl Guides of this area. Mrs. Wilbur Toms and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carscadden in Kendal United Church on Sunday. The annual Soil and Crop Improvement Assoc. Tour was held for three days this week. The tour visited Grape Farms in the Vineland area and other farms in the Guelph area. Those from here going were Lloyd and Thelma Wright; Walter and Audrey Wright; Richard and Ruby Van Camp; Ivan and Margaret Mountjoy; John and Marion Carnaghan; Harold and Eileen Mc- Laughlin; Roy and Edith McLaughlin; Jim and Bar- bara Byers; Ralph and Peggy Larmer and Harvey and Joan Graham. From all reports this trip combined learning and entertainment in a delightful manner, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow took up residence in Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa this week. Best wishes go with this fine from their many friends of Cart- wright Bonnie and Roy Lead- -better and three sons, Daryl, Daren and Darcy of Kam- loops, B.C. are spending some holidays with Gord and Marilyn Wallace and family. While here, they are visiting friends in the Port Perry, Scugog and neighbouring areas. i Mr. and Mrs. Robt Wood, Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Park, Toronto, Beth and John Wolfe, Toronto were all Seagrave area news by Sharron Fisher The Ladies Turkey Power Team under the coaching of Frank Hedges and Don Harris won the Manilla Field Day Tournament Trophy donated 'by the Manilla Community Centre on Sat- urday. In the Friday night game against Jolly Rogers, the score was 18-2. On Sat- urday, in a very tight game against the Manilla Stealers, the score was 13-12. Thanks to Shirley and Pete DeHaas for opening their home for the celebration party. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rodd of Port Perry will be holding a 90th birthday party for Mrs. Myrtie Stone of Seagrave on Wednesday, August 4 from 1 until 4, Friends and relatives are welcome to share this happy occasion. Lots of hard work and dedication paid 'off for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nobbs on Sunday at the Little Britain Horse Show. Their two mares with foals took first and second prize in the Mare and Foal Division. Con- gratulations, Fred! Happy Birthday to Doug MacDonald who will be celebrating this week. Is it true you don't really need Grecian Formula, Doug? Dean Fisher returned from a fishing trip in the Temagami area and didn't seem too disappointed that the girls were in 'more plentiful supply than the Please call Marilyn Beacock with your news items next week at 985-3595. visitors of Norma and George Wolfe. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Denis McLaughlin and Aaron of Montreal visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin and visited other relatives in the area. A warm welcome to our area is extended to Carol and Ed Chorostecki, and sons Christopher 9 and 7 year old Kendall. They have moved into the home built and resided by the Francis Rioual family on highway 57, coming from Custom Lake. The Werry Picnic was held on Sat. at the Recreation Centre with almost one hundred attending the annual gathering of the clan. Recently Steve Bryans and Lorinda Jackson were guests at the wedding dance of Ann Pipher and Don Adams. On Sunday, Peggy and Ralph Larmer, Glenn and Marion Larmer, Gerald and Joyce Kelly, Eleanor, Elaine and Esther attended the annual picnic held at the cottage of Marg Pellow near Bobcaygeon for the former members of the Oshawa Y.P.U. Executive. Nancy and Bob Bryans were weekend guests of Scott and Karen Essery, Lee An the Cawker farm, Scugog Point Road, were Sylia Cawker, son Jason and a friend Wayne Gordon of Scarborough. Chandre: returned home with the: family after a 10 day period on the far. Son, Grant Cawker, Oshawa, spent a couple of days assisting at the farm, and wife Merna Cawker, daughter Cathy and a friend Debbie Sturge were Saturday evening guests. An item of interest, please, for next week, for a worth- while column. Thank you. Phone 986-4716. and Cathy at a cottage on Stoney Lake. They also visited with Gord and Theresa Barber and Chris, Joan and Cliff Barber, and Robbie, Darren and Tammy Essery who were visiting from S. Cloud, Minnesota. At the weekly Senior Citizen's card party on Tues. there were 13 tables with the following winners: 1. Ethel Goble - 90; 2. Edgar Millson - 86; 3. Harold Burgess - 82; 4. M. Poots - 82; 5. Doug Brock - 81; 6. Doris Rohrer - 79; Low Dorothy Archer; Draws 1. Dorothy McDiarmid; 2. Ella Venning; 3. Norman Birkett. Tractor Pull Results 7,000-9,000 Stock Tractors: 1. Neil Brown-Pefferlaw- A.C.; 2. Ken Preston- Pontypool-Ford; 3. Grant Mustard-Uxbridge-A.C.; 4. John Van Starine-Port Perry-J.D.820; 5. Robert English-Sunderland-Int. w.D.9. Modified Tractors up to 6,000 1bs.: 1. Charlie Hynes- Bowmanville; 2. Roger Cochrane-Bowmanville; 3. Wayne Allen-Bowmanville; 4. Barry Grove-Brooklin; 5. Don White-Locust Hill. 9,000-11,000 Stock Tractors: 1. Harvey Gramham-Blackstock-J.D. 44-30; 2. Walter Dedman- Cambridge-Lanz; 3. Harold Guthrie-Whitby-A.C.190; 4. Carl Heffernan-Norwood- J.D.4,000; 5. Harvey Dart- Hampton-Oliver 995. Highway Tractors: 1. Gary McSweeney-New- castle-G.M.C.; 2. Chris Wells Whitby-Chevy; 3. Stan Forbes-Oshawa-Ford; 4. Bob Edgerton-Bailiebord; 5. Bonsma Farms-Blackstock- Int. 1,000-13.000 Stock ractors: 1. Brians chards-Stouffville- Int. 1066D; 2. Kent Frénch- Bolton-Int. 1086; 3. Rich Mackey-Sunderland-White 2-85; 4. Val Gould-Black- stock-A.C. 7020; 5. John Baumchem-Blackstock- J.D. 4020. 3,000-15,000 Stock Tractors: 1. Roger Porter- Pontypool-Ford TW20; 2. John Vaneyk-Bowmanville- Case 1070; 3. Bruce Buttars- Gores Landing-J.D. 4430; 4. Ken Preston-Bethany-Ford 9000; 5. Ken Porter-Ponty- pool-M.F. 2705. Pro-Stock up to 15000 Ib: 1. Harvey Graham-Blackstock- J.D.4630; 2. Mark Graham- Blackstock-J.D.4430; 3, Bob Richards-Barrie-Int.1066D; 4. Ross Brethour-Sunder- land-A.C.220; 5. Wilson French-Bolton-Int.1066. 15,000-18,000 Stock Tractors: 1. Ken Porter- Pontypool-White; 2. Frank Henke-Janetville-Case 2390; 3. Roger Porter-Pontypool- Ford TW20; 4. Bonsma Farms-Blackstock- M.F. 1155. Over 18,000 1b.-Open: 1. Ross Brethour-Sunderland- A.C.220; 2. Wilson French- Bolton-Int. 1066; 3. Ken Porter-Pontypool-M.F.2705; 4. Harvey Graham-Black- stock-J.D.4630; 5. Bob Richards-Barrie-Int.1066D. ATTENTION-VETERANS EX-SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN AND DEPENDENTS The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer, Mr. Gord Alguire, will be visiting Branch 419- Port Perry during the week commencing August 17th, 1982. Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance regarding: (a) War Disability Pensions; (b) Treatment for Entitled Veterans; {c) Application for Benevolent Funds; (d) Appeals against adverse original applications for War Veterans and Widows Allowance; Is requested to contact Clare Nightingale at 985-2647 before July 29th, 1982, that we may arrange an interview. HOME COMFORT For All Of Your PETROLEUM REQUIREMENTS "and 24 Hour Complete Heating Service in Port Perry EMERGENCY SERVICE Day or Night - Phone 985-2572 Furnaces - Air Conditioning - Boilers - Air Cleaners - Humidifiers SN ve OX en