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Haye { 7! Dey AG Ae 3 Bh ditbont de nih SAA Ghd ¢ AHBEART SAL Fi 4 \ Agia dy SSSA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 25, 1981 -- 23 Pineridge Garden Club news YO Yelverton and area news a by Harvey Malcolm A miscellaneous shower was tendered Bride elect Nicole Martindale of Lotus Wilson presented a very interesting and informative address in a humorous many young farmers to get themselves in so deep credit wise, that they fous almost impossible to éxtri- her on the side lines, upsetting her and doing the damage. All join in wishing by Claudia McDiarmid The Pineridge Garden Club held their meeting this month on Tues. Nov. 3rd, at in to visit us. The Dec. meeting on Tues. Dec. 1st, will be our annual meeting in the form of a Arion 8:00 p.m. The meeting Christmas Pot Luck Supper. hi, : manner that kept everyones Marjorie a speedy recovery : : , ! 3 who is scheduled to enter 4 oqtion from dol cate themselves at current from this most unfortunate eongigled of a Sin vas Following the business of a into matrimony with Mr. On Wednesday evening it high interest rates. Credit accident. It is expected she Sp Saple be y wh electing directors, we will i Gary Bottomley in the not as our pleasure to repre- can be a valuable tool for will be in hospital for next 10 ith SON, | embers Wade have prizes given out to & i too distant future. The sent the U.C.0. Board at the farm expansion provided it days or so. either Jinstone x ton 4 us members who have won in iit shower took place in the 00 Meeting of the St. isnot permitted to be abused ~~ Mrs. Art Rowan also spent reais one wi eg different entries throughout i Wasps, of bie Yelverton | rence Group comprised to the detriment of the afew days in Civic Hospital wh tobe ju a oh the year. The rest of the { Your Yelverton corres- pondent has been_on the move this week in conjunc- tion with his obligations as U.C.0. Zone 3 Director. On Tuesday Corrie and I had the pleasure of attending the' noon Banquet and annual meeting of Madoc District Coop in the Presbyterian Church in Madoc. Following a bountiful Roast Beef dinner, those present were privileged to hear Mr. Lloyd Wilson Auctionéer, Dairy farmer and dealer of Ux- . bridge provide and excellent of Cornwall, Chesterville and Finch at Dimetrious restaur- ant jin Monkland (near Cornwall). This was a pleasant change of pace - a Smorgasbord of Chinese dishes served in luxurious surrounding followed by a short annual meeting. Guest speaker for this occasion was a Mr. Brian Wilson, Bank'of Commerce Farm Rep for Eastern and Northern Ontario who ably defended the Banks position in the current economic crunch. On the side he admitted that Government farmer. . On Friday evening we are scheduled to attend the Annual Meeting and Banquet of Campbellford Branch of U.C.0. at their Curling Club there. Sorry to report that Mrs. Floyd Stinson had the mis- fortune to fall while curling on Tuesday evening fractur- ing her hip. Marjorie is currently in St. Josephs Hospital in Peterborough having undergone surgery which included a new ball joint in her hip. Apparently a rock wicked another rock this past week but has now been able to return home to recuperate from her opera- tion. Likewise a speedy convalescance to Doris and good luck to Art in babysit- ting his devoted wife. Have just learned of the passing of a former Cart- wright neighbour- Mr. Bert Gibson of Blackstock.' Sincere sympathy is extended his wife Bernice, son Glenn, daughter Gladys and family. Bert was a most helpful neighbour and also served for many years as Reeve and Councillor of "pinecone and will be given out for the best cornhusk wreath. During our meeting we were pleasantly sur- prised by our district direc- tor Mr. Alan Foss dropping STANDARD & FULL SIZE evening will consist of music entertainment and carol singing. We certainly invite all our members to attend this meeting starting at 6:30 p.m. with the Pot Luck Supper. RENT ANEW PONTIAC © TRUCK RENTALS 3 Walp TP 3 PETE BP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED LO VANEDWARO DRIVE. PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Weekdayslo9P M_ Fridaysto6P M Saturdaysto4P.M after dinner speech. 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