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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 11, 1990 was well attended _ A thought: September is mov- ing right along; here it is almost the middle of the month already! September is transition month; it leads us away from summer into fall; and before we know it, the first frost has descended upon us; breathing down our necks winter's cold breath. For many; the weather is pretty accurate as to the outlook for the day. Give us sunshine and warm weather and everyone is on top of the world; but; a few dull, dreary days, and spirits wilt and enthusiasm drags. The attitude we bring to the day is most important; so chins high! Let us learn to accept what is ahead with a good grace! Family Concerns . Roy & Doris Nottingham of Caesarea, have had a busy sum- mer. On Tuesday, they hosted the Midway Trailér Court Re-union with 20 folks present. Lucille Wulff and Ruth Orndorff came all the way from Largo, Florida, for the special day! An enjoyable time was had by all; playing games outdoors; with a pot luck dinner; and in the evening they played cards. A grand get-to- gether for the whole group! On Monday, Norm & Bernice Allen's Siding Products Ltd. -- REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK -- FALL SALE WHITE VINYL SIDING D-4, D-5 Cash & Carry NEW SERVICE * Eavestrough Cleaning Free Estimates: Siding, Soffit, Fascia, Trough, Windows, Rainbow Rooms, Doors Call Rob - 985-3741 - 985-3333 and the Port Perry Star by acting NOW by acting NOW? a aan Perry Star? DID YOU KNOW? Did you know that when the new federal Goods and Service Tax (GST) comes into effect January 1, 1991, it will apply to subscriptions sold by community newspapers, like the Port This means our government will be ~ SRR % + subscription Mairs of Fleetwood Trailer Park, Janetville, enjoyed a scenic cruise; compliments of nephew Mike & Janice Kent aboard their 44 foot cruise boat. Their journey began at Atherley across lake Couchiching, Sparrow Lake, Severn River, over the Big Chute, then on to Midland. They travell- ed through three locks on their journey. Other guests on board were Bernice's brother Cecil Kent and Lewis & June Kent, and Mike's son and friend. The weather was beautiful; perfect for a cruise, and a really enjoyable family party for all on board. Neta Fish, Blackstock, and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Pt. Rd., enjoyed an interesting afternoon at the home of Chris Davis, Hyde House, Scugog Pt. Rd., having a great visit with her mother, Christina Henderson, as well as learning how to make a delightful craft. After all this; Chris served a super lunch! What a gal! A nice neighbour to have. Many Branches Hosted By Nestleton Women's Institute A well attended meeting of Nestleton Women's Institute was held on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in increase r-- BEAT THE TAX All new subscriptions, or exten- sions of existing subscriptions, can be sold GST-free if payment is made before December 31/30. Subscriptions sold after this date will be charged GST on the full subscription price. This means you can subscribe taxing you every time you read a copy of the Port Perry Star or any other or re-new your subscription to the Port Perry Star, for one or more "the Nestleton Community Centre; with Branches from Maple Grove, Solina, Bowmanville and Blackstock. The District Presi- dent Mrs. D. Cathcart was also an invited guest; and several former members were present. The guest speaker, Jean Adams, gave a slide presentation of the Passion Play at Oberammergau which was very worthwhile. A brief meeting took care of the business of the month, with minutes and finances reported by secretary-treasurer Neta Fish. President Rika Wygerde read a poem on Friendship and welcom- ed all to the meeting. The roll call was a "Travel Tip" and the mot- to "Friends Are Life's Treasured Possessions' was given by con- vener Doris Nottingham re - In- ternational Affairs. She also gave a historic tracing of the Interna- tional Ploughing Match. Gwen Malcolm played for the Opening Ode and for two numbers "School Days & Hymn of All Na- tions as a sing song interval. Each visiting Branch contributed a number for the program. From Blackstock; Dora Martyn spoke on a trip to Holland which she and her husband took to be present for the 45th Anniversary of the libera- tion of the Netherlands by the Canadian Forces. From: Bowmanville, Iva Twist gave a reading on "Politician Promises" and "Everyday Things." Edna Laird of Maple Grove gave a humorous reading 'We are the Survivors." From Solina, Mrs. Bray, introduced their number on a tour of Pennsylvania telling of the Milton Hershey School and this was given by Viola Ashton. "The appreciation to speaker Jean Adams, was given by Gwen Malcolm as she presented a token of our thanks. All the other ladies were also thanked for their part of the program. Marion Wiseman thanked the Nestleton Branch for the pleasant afternoon, on behalf of the visiting Branche.s A bountiful lunch was served - sandwiches, squares, other sweets, relishes - tea or coffee and a time of socializing was enjoyed. Family News Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm, Nestleton, were Monday evening guests of Judd & Velma Sinclair of Emerson Beach. Marguerite Wright & Norma Ormiston of Oshawa, were Satur- day evening callers with the Malcolms of Nestleton. On Sunday, Lawrence & Gwen Malcolm, son David & family, Nestleton, and daughter Gail of Port Perry, attended a Langmaid - Brooks Re-union held at Ebenezer Church Hall. After a sumptuous meal, a lively sports program entertained the young folk. The 1991 re-union will be held on September 15th at 1:30 p.m. at the same place. Sam & Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Rd., were pleased to see grandson Curtis and wife Christine Cawker of Cobourg, on 'Sunday afternoon for a good visit. On Sunday, Neta Fish, Cadmus, hosted a festive birthday party for daughter Audrey Leishman, and son Michael at her attractive apartment. A delicious birthday supper was served; topped off with a birthday cake and gifts. Those present for this special oc- casion were Audrey's husband, Jim, and sons William & Jamie, and Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig and Alanna, to do honour to Audrey & Michael. Many more happy birthdays to the recipients! Sympathy A good friend, in the person of the late Mrs. Ivan (Lula) Proutt, of Nestleton, passed away during the week, after a lengthly illness. Our condolences to the family, Don, John, and Beth, in this time of sorrow. Her husband Ivan predeceased her some years ago. Lula was a quiet, kindly person, fond of her lovely home, and was quite a gardener, growing many flowers and vegetables. She will be sadly missed by the family and many friends! : Neslteton Presbyterian Church The congregation of Nestleton Presbyterian Church was pleas- ed to welcome Rev. Wm. Fairley and Mrs. Fairley on Sunday mor- ning after a busy summer. Joyce Taylor was organist for the ser- vice. Scripture Matthew 19 & Ex- odus 19 and responsive Psalm was 115. (Thought from the ser- mon) Rev. Fairley spoke of the quality of each person in God's eyes; with His love and care; to be a part of our dealings among ourselves. Anniversary services will be held at 11 a.m. on September 16th Turn to Page 27 Canadian newspaper. But until then, subscribers can beat this unfair situation. years, by acting now and avoid paying the GST when it comes into effect. 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