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Beh NAR $8 ae py J Lota tn ATM . Poy ND 4 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 19, 1981. News from Nestleton by Mrs. Mabel Cawker lestleton Women's Institute The Women's Institute met t the Community Centre on ugust 4th, at 1:30 p.m. His parents and other family members from this area attended and little Miss Heather Malcolm made a RF CF 25 Ro EK AAS Pea EIR PARTY RAE TARE ARBOR ST RA § Tey - AY CALA PR A Ri 2% ASA SCR NCI Tia dy AFR TI LL HT AS RR PT CO FP ROA Tes AERA ARIA AR SHEA witlolindi isntlon sik simian dap winsome flower girl, Best wishes from Nestleton friends to Barry and Joan. Wedding Vows Exchanged Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point Road, attended the wedding of their eldest grandaughter Miss Lea Cawker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Alan Cawker, Oshawa to Mr. Dan Kitchen, , Caesarea area son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kitchen also of Oshawa, on . Saturday afternoon, August (Turn to page 28) 'ollowing the Institute Ode nd Mary Stewart Collect, 1¢ president Mrs. L. lalcolm welcomed 16 embers. She read two ort poems on 'Kindness' ritten by Marion Taylor ord. Mrs. M. Firlit, secretary- 'easurer read the minutes nd gave a good financial port, Mrs. R. Davison was ianist. Mrs. . Malcolm reported at twenty adults enjoyed n excellent day at Cullen ardens on July 14th. The Roll Call - "'A way to vercome anxiety' was well answered. Cards were gned for the ill. The House nd Farm Log Contest is «pen to all students in urades 7, 8,9. It is sponsored by the District Women's Institute and is to be judged at Blackstock and Orono Fairs. Students are encouraged to enter this history of their home or farm. Family and Consumer Affairs Convenor, Mrs. D. Frew presented an excellent program. The Motto - "The best way to forget your own problems is to help someone else solve theirs." A splendid talk on Disabled Citizens and the transit service they require was most inform- ative. Two humorous readings -"Eat Life's Bowl of Cherries' read by Mrs. N. Rohrer and "Marital Tips' for Prince Charles read by Mrs. D. Frew followed. The meeting closed with "0 Canada' and the Institute Grace. A delicious lunch of fruit bread, cheese and cookies was served by Mrs. R. France and her group. Mrs. G. Fish expressed appreciation to Mrs. D. Frew, Convenor, Mrs. R. France, group leader and all who took part to make it an enjoyable afternoon. Next meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 2, : when the guest speaker will (Cur out and attach to your Bonds) cordial welcome s one nd J} US EEN EE EE ES EE. | CANADA SAVINGS BONDS RATE INCREASED TO 16'+* 4 EFFECTIVE AUGUST 41,1961 TO OCTODER 31,1961 With this increase, the annual return on all unmatured Canada Savings Bonds for the year which began November 1, 1980 is 14.41%-- interest at the rate of 112% for the first 5 months, 13%4% for the next 2 months, 16Y4% for the following 2 months and 18Y%,% for the remaining 3 months. SERIES DATED BEFORE 1977 SERIES DATED 1977 TO 1980 INCLUSIVE Series dated before 1977 have a bonus payable at Forthese Seriesthe annual rate of 14.41% will apply maturity. Holders of these Series will receive the higher for the year whichbegan November 1, 1980, instead of rate of return through an increase in the value of this - the rate printed on the Bond certificates. Each $1,000 bonus payment. The new bonus amount per $100 Bond Regular Interest Bond will now pay $144.17 interest on of each Series is as follows: November 1, 1981. - In addition to regular annual interest at the rate EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1.1981 THE RATE OF RETURN ON ALL | CANADA SAVINGS BONDS HAS BEEN INCREASED TO | BRR se oY I ART SN OA a INR AA FOR THE 3 MONTH PERIOD ENDING OCTOBER 31,1961. The rate of retum payable beginning November 1, 1981 will be announced when the terms of the new 1981/82 Series are made public in September. Family Picnic On Sunday, August 9th, over 80 family members and friends met at Cedar Park, Hampton for the annual Cawker picnic. Weather was a bit uncertain at.times but the rath held off and finally = the sun shone in all its splendor. After games, swimming, visiting and so forth a delicious buffet supper was 3 i i Cash Bonus at 5 p.m. with food in : . ; stated above, Compound Interest Bonds will earn ans d Series Marurity Dore orMarurity compound interest, for the 3 months beginning August 1, Members were present 1968/69 Nov. 1. 1982 $18.15 1981, atthe rate of 11.33% for the 1977/78 and from Orangeville, Van- 1970/71 Nov. 1 ' 1981 $10.95 1979/80 Seriesand 11.46% forthe 1978/79 Series. With ; Sudb Du troon 2 : this increase, the growth of each $1,000 Compound 1 nnd Fond Lindsay. EEA Now, ] ' : 2 pas 23 Interest Pend sol the year which began November 1, | ' ' ' V. ' 5 i : . H Pleasant Point, Fenelon 1974/75 Nov. 1.1983 $10.60 ool | Patter Seugogimang, Bow 1975/76 Nov. 1, 1984 $14.13 Volue af Value of Manills, Vangheser, Port 1976/77 Nov. 1. 1985 $18.71 Series Nov. 1, 1980 Nov. 1, 1981 P and Nestleton. Si : poy hs thank you to the Bondholders who redeem these Bonds prior to 1977/78 $1,295.20 $1,471.93 committe who planned the maturity will not be entitled to the cash bonus but only to 1978/79 $1,225.28 $1,394.46 event - namely Grace he QNginoy Shi Boyes, of Pied 2h the Bony oy 1979/80 $1,120.00 $1,277.40 \ 2 cermincates. nanolgers may C nue | ( Hastings and Gloria Forder. coupons each year and be entitled fo he cash bonus, 1980/81 $1,000.00 b1, LY Weddings of Interest ol / (Noting et interest IL I I 1 0 1 1 °° 1 0 I I} 4 Barry Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm of oe - Nestleton who was married : ; i to Miss Joan Marsiiall Satur. ; b © 5 i} "+" day afternoon in a beaut 1, outdoor ceremony at Marsh- - | ! Canadi dene Farms, Innerskip. AMG 81-59