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"Eileen Dobson and Mary Jean Till. Sweethearts Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Blue Ray Chaper Holds Sweethearts and Brothers Night A smaller attendance than usual due to a stormy night with blowing snow, but Blue Ray Officers and members who were present had a delightful evening. It was held in the Masonic Temple, Port: Perry. Guests were present from Oshawa and Bowmanville Chapters and given a warm, fraternal welcome in the East by Worthy Matron Elsie Wilbur assisted by acting Worthy Patron Wilfred Alexander of Oshawa. During the business period several money raising ventures are scheduled for April and May .. and all members are asked to get behind these projects and be as supportive as possible. Our Worthy Matron's special project for year 1987 is -- a wheelchair for Central Seven for the Mentally Handicapped. Also- Estarl- to assist students in College "or University, who have dedicated their lives to the spiritual service of mankind .. let us be generous in our givings .. we are a Benevolent 'organization .. remember that!! Before closing .. draping of the Altar in memory of a Past Grand Patron was solemnly conducted. After the conclusion of Chapter business all retired to the lower Hall for the Valentine programme and party. The. room was beautifully decorated in the Heart theme: for 'he occasion. A cake walk proved to be very entertaining as well as pro- fitable. The refreshment committee under the convenership of Isabel Wilson served the lovely lunch con- sisting of a variety of sandwiches, relishes and a gorgeous Heart Cake topped off with tea and coffee .. a super lunch enjoyed by all. A fine evening of fellowship before heading out for home. Nestleton United Church A very cold Sunday for Feb. 15th and it was a pleasure to see the har- Epsom news (From page 15) neighbours (old-time friends) Mrs. Don Asling, Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Mrs. Gladys was pleased to have her sister Mrs. Annie Baker of Sunderland with her. We all wish you many happy Valentine days to come. Co Another happy Valentine celebra- tion was a Wedding Anniversary for Jill and Gordon Postma. They din- ed out for the occasion with friends Doug and Beth Wilson, Keith and Faye Ashton. Best wishes from all your friends. dy folks out to service. A warm greeting at the door was extended by Chris Davis, Scott<and Carleton. Glad to have Rev. Dale Davis back at home base again and looking fit. His fine message was taken from Genesis 3: 1-10and James I: 2-15 en- titled 'Lead Us Not Into Tempta- tion" concluded with his series of sermons re- The Lord's Prayer. An illustrated story was of interest for the children re "'Temptation." In the choir a duet by Kay Notman and Regenia Walker entitled "Cleanse Me" to the tune of 'Now Is The Hour' was pleasing with the organist accompanying The lovely red carnations were placed in the Sanctuary in memory of Mr. Grahame Fish by wife Neta, who passed away Feb. 15, 1985. Two attractive silk flower ar- rangements were placed on the Communion table .. a gift from Russell and Edda Bowman who sent the flowers from Florida. A very thoughtful gesture and greatly ap- preciated by the congregation. The Service closéd with the Three -- Fold Amen! : Nestleton Hall Board The Nestleton Hall Board met in the Community Centre on Wed. Feb 11th and the approve Executive is as follows: Chairman- Warren Rohrer, Vice chairman- Arnold Williams, ° PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 17, 1987 --.27 gather at meeting Secretary- Pat Skelton, Treasurer- Oliver Rohrer. Three new members at large were added- Larry Blun: don, Terri Wygerde and Bill In- gram Representatives from counci!- Harvey Graham and Neil McLaughlin Williams 986-4788. Meetings are held the second Wed. of each month in' the downstairs meeting room at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome: Caesarea Euchre Results At the Wed. eve:ang euchre held in the Caesarea Ceutrv the following are to be congratulated. First prize: Anne Harran with 86. Second prize Jack Poots with 85. Low score- An nette Kleinjan with 48. Lunch in charge of Gwen Robins and Pat Mathewson Next week as usual for For bookings- Jean: an interesting night out NOTICE; Anyone wishing to rent the Hall contact Charlene Rogers Phone 986-0092 Caesarea Community Church A large attendance at the Caesarea Church on Sun. morning, Feb. 15th, 11 am. Rev. Dr. W.H Crawford spoke on "A Receiving Faith" with theme- A continuing ~ sermon dealing with Faith. We need Quality of Faith not Quantity. When you pray, beliew that you are receiving that which you pray for and you shall receive it. The responsive reading was led by Arden Maschke and Dan Pugh Sr read the scripture lesson. Music by Anne Maschke and Kathy Watts To Special Canadian Grains Program is assisting farmers with $1 billion. This initiative, announced by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, is the largest of its kind ever undertaken by any Canadian government on behalf of farmers. It is a national program that responds to a national need. It will help offset low grain and oilseed prices resulting from the subsidy war between the European Community and the Mrs. Evelyn Hansen visited with > her daughter Linda, son-in-law Wayne Ford on the occasion for Allison Ford's first birthday. Another sweet little Valentine. They _§ live at Port Hover. ot The Institute The Bethesda-Reach Women's In- stitute will meet at Mrs. Orvan Brethour's home 8 p.m. Feb. 25th. Mrs, Eleanor Todd will be the guest speaker. Motto- Our Heritage is a Priceless Treasure entrusted to our care. Reply- Mrs. T. Rance. Roll Call- a wise saying from Yesteryear. The only one I can think of at present is "Do it my way, anyone can do it the right way." Hostesses are Mrs. Brethour, Mrs. es Meyers and Mrs. Lloyd Pogue. 'There was a good congregation at Epsom Church and all were very pleased with the service and en joyed the message. Gouvernement du Canada Government of Canada $1 BILLION SPECIAL CANADIAN GRAINS PROGRAM. for Grain Farmers United States. The first $300 million will be in the hands of grain and oilseed farmers this winter. Another $700 million will be paid out in the spring. =~ The details of this historic program are as follows: 1 You will benefit if, in 1986, a you grew wheat, barley, oats, rye, mixed grains, corn, soybeans, canola, sunflower seeds for crushing or flax. - Pedigreed seed, high moisture corn, high moisture barley and farm fed grain are also covered. The first cheques are « being mailed directly to Western farmers based on Canadian Wheat Board permit book data. 3 *If your crops are not a included in permit book data, or if you are a qualifying producer who'doesn't receive a cheque, you can pick up an application at the following. ++ - Offices of Members of Parliament: - Grain elevators * Grain producer organizations - Agriculture Canada offices and research stations - Farm Credit Corporation Offices. You can also have forms mailed to you by contacting the Administrator, Special Canadian Grains Program, | Agriculture Canada, Ottawa KN1A 1J3. Phone (613) 957-7078. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS MARCH 31st, 1987. The Government of Canada is committed to ensuring that agriculture remains a strong and vibrant part of our country's economy. The Special Canadian Grains Program is a part of that commitment. ie d "Cana