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i 572 EB '4 S08 TIE A PLE, TE Tt SRR Se VR Sh AE LA YL Yard et REE eR iT) AOE ide - Nestleton, Caesarea by Mabel Cawker A Winter Trip of Interest We welcome home Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish of Nes- tleton, who have just re- turned from a most enjoy- abletrip to Carnduff, Saskat- chewan. While there they visited with Mrs. Jane Boyes and family and atten- ded the 65th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lownsbrough, who are well ort in their 80's. Mrs. Lownsbrough is still very side and were in excellent condition. Oil wells were progressing - one oil well is to go to the two mile depth - the second level. The Western folk talk a good deal re - the hardships they have had in the past and still carry on baking their own bread, etc. Grahame and Neta found all the concessions clear, and the Westerners haven't had to plow this winter as yet. The only place they saw a Carnduff, Sask. is a wonderful community, the friendliness of the people, even strangers make one feel at home, and they treat them like one of their own family. Caesarea Euchre Results of last Wednesday evening Euchre is as follows - 1. Maxine McMillan 2. Irene Train 3. Ralph Day. A special St. Patricks Day Euchre wjll be a feature next Wednesday evening with a evening at Bowmanville High School when the Cour- tice Secondary School Drama Club presented the Musical "Pippin" (a young man's search for an extra- ordinary life.) Mr. and Mrs. Dan Corby and Paul Vaneyk of Black- stock, also attended the Musical. The part of Pippin was portrayed by Paul's brother Darryl Vaneyk. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Grahame Fish for Sunday tion Sunday evening for son Alan Cawker of Oshawa. His wife Eleanor and daughter Christie were also present for the occasion. A Belated Happy Birthday! Old Man Winter is upon us at last, election over, phone TO PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 12, 1980 -- 23 NINN RESTAURANT QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY WILL BE CLOSED often out of order, neighbour- hood in the doldrums, and so many suffering from the winter blahs. Ah well! Some day unawares, Spring will have sprung! News for next week please phone 986-4715. CEES 2525252525252525 AIR RP ~. Yeh - oa? N . ~ IT STA Sree Not Tt Jen TE # active in community affairs, Snow plow in operation was draw. The Socil last Tues- €Vening supper were Mr. Monday, March 17th thru Thursday, March 27th & never missing a hockey in clearing the streets. Itis day evening was quite DPOu8 Fish (Grahame's WILL RE-OPEN eit: game, bingo, etc. Her better felt in Saskatchewan, if they successful. brother) of Sonya and Mrs. Friday. M 5" 3 ; Marion Short of Manill riday, March 28th, 1980. half, Mr. Lownsbrough, is do not have more rain or rion rt of Manilla. not able to climb stairs, soa Snow, the prospects of good Nestleton United Church Recent visitors with Mr. Thank You. tape of the Church Service is Crops are very poor, as the Sunday Service at Nestle- and Mrs. Grant Thompson of 2 2 52525262 taken to their home for his reserve moisture in the soil ton United Church was fairly Nestleton, were: Mrs. Mary pleasure. A fine couple, and Was used up with last year's well attended. A strong Naylor, Beaverton, Mr. & [J we wish them the very best Crop. sermon was delivered by Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Peffer- as they commence their 66th One farmer was ridgingup Rev. Victor Parson taking law; and Dr. and Mrs. J.N. DE a] ENTU = E S year of wedded bliss. snow into banks across his 2S his theme, What Hinders Marlow of Dundas. Grahame and Neta were fields to cause the snow to You?" Holy Scriptures: favoured with good weather drift thus having more run Ephesians 5: 1-9. Matthew Sympathy GU ARAN TEED on their travels, frosty and off to fill his dugouts for 10: 1-15. . . . Deepest sympathy IS €x- sunny, with very little snow. Summer use with moisture A harmonious trio compri- tended to the family of the INVE STM E NTS The Wvestock were fed oul- for the land. sing Bernice Mairs, Helen late Bill Chapman of Port 8 Vine, and Gail Malcolm sang Pérry, his wife Esther, "In the Garden', very daughter Anne, and son G re £ n a nk MN & WwW S appropriate for the period Jack. Bill was well known in 7/ 8 just before Easter. They Cartwright and Manvers By Helen McKean In the past two weeks Were accompanied by Mabel circles, and will be greatly % The U.C.W. Annual Pres- many young people from our Gawker enthe Organ. Tp missed by 2 "host" of 1to 5 Year Debenture Anal Interest Rate. byterial will be held on Mar. community participated in ering was received by friends. Minimum $1,000. 5 Years Monthly 13 1/8% J 95th in Cambri dge United Single and group classes in Mr. Ralph Sadler and Mr. Sympathy is also extended Rates subject lochange Without idtice Church in Lindsay. Regist- the Sunderland Lion's Club Grahame Fish. to the family of the late Cliff ration at 9:30 p.m. Rev. Music Festival. Itis encour- World Day of Prayer Service McGill, a former resident of . CALL: Robert McClure is the after- aging to see so many put The World's Day of Prayer our neighbouring com- noon speaker. forth the extra effort needed held at Blackstock United munity, Yelverton. Cliff was SC U G 0G F ] N A N C IAL Those who attended "Our to prepare for this yearly Church on Friday, March 7, well known in the Nestleton World Day of Prayer" enjoy- event. We congratulate all was very well attended. area, and was brought up in ® cd the service. The dessert those successful winners of Mrs. Lloyd Wright, U.C.W. Manvers. LL luncheon served to the the various classes. Vice President was in charge Better health is wished for 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY guests was delicious. Sympathy is extended to for the hostess Church. our friend Mr. Elmer Wright i Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lennie relatives and friends of Mrs. Ladies from Blackstock of Nestleton. PHONE: 985-3832 of Whitby were dinner guests Jean Sommerville who Anglican, Nestleton Presby- Sam and Mabel Cawker All Members Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. of the Frank Innis on Passed away this week while terian and Nestleton United hosted a birthday celebra- Sunday. vacationing in Florida. participated in the service as Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Too, our sympathy goes well. . ® ni Kelly are visiting his outtoMrs. James Lee whose ~The speaker Mrs. Victor [------ wa AS TERFEEDS | parents, Mr. and Mrs. brother, Mr. Earl Cook of Parsons presented excellent ---- Murray Lee. Oshawa, passed away thoughts on the theme '"'Res- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon recently. ponsible Freedom." pss Smith of Colborne were Guests on Sunday with Mr. Gail Malcolm was soloist, weekend guests of Mr. and and Mrs. James Lee were bringing pleasure to the SEED GRAIN CLEANING AND TREATING Mrs. Mel McGee. daughter, Mary June and congregation with her LJ Glenn Smith of Columbus, rendition of In the Garden S and daughter, Helen, of accompanied by the Church OFFICE Kitchener. Organist Linda Kyte. " Per Bushel We are happy to report Mr. After closing Tea and a SEED GRAIN SEED CORN Howard McMillan is now social hour was enjoyed. i. . FURN ITURE home from hospital. Certified Oats - $9.00 25 kg. From $30. to $59. per unit Filing Cabinets Mrs. Penny Fitzgerald and Comings and Goings Certified Barley - $7.45 25 kg. GRASS SEED 0 Desks - Chairs - etc. Kari were Sunday guests of On Saturday, March 8, Mr. Mixtures - $13.25 40 kg. Alfalfa, Timothy, Clover, etc. PORT PERRY ST AR the Don McKeans. and Mrs. Grahame Fish A 235 Street Mrs. Baker of Stouffville hosted a Birthday supper. ueen Stree visited for a week with her Guests were Mrs. Larry N 3 985-7383 daughter and family, Mr. Smith and Penny of Hamp- PIG FEEDS McKEE HOG BOWLS 3 and Mrs. Len Jarvis. ton. Later they all spent the PF. Fig Starter Pellets y } Pa $8.55 per 25 kg. Single $24.95 - Double $32.50 : ANN A . 4 Nelo sD Ashe AN A Qos 5 | M.L.M. Hog Grower Creep Feeders 7 $8.55 per 40 kg. ) | . MLLII. Scr ort 2 hole $11.95 - 3 Hole $13.95 $7.35 per 40 kg. ) TOP DRAWERS $18.00 per tonne volume and pick-up discount. Heavy Duty Pa inted Rotary Hog Feeders M FEED CARTS 11 Bushel- $106.50 CLEARANCE $299. each . Clearance Specials WORK BOOTS . SA | } Brooder Lamps - $11.59 Sizes 6-10-11-12 - 45% OFF begins today and continues Brooder Bulbs $4.99 Reg. $34.49 - $39.99 through March 22, 1980. 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