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HA Y gl? "o , a aia \ 2 Ly a A I (5 4 8 le Ae 4 = To hE A i NL NC nw of A IAT SA a A a -ry BT Ls A Nr i Sad ks - SPX SO Ahan a a ¥ 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 11, 1978 by Mrs. Harvey Malcolm Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas John- son (nee Dawn McCabe) formerly of Lotus, who were married on September 23. The ceremony took place in St. James United Church, Peterborough with the reception and dance in the Rock Haven. Music for the dance was supplied by Doug's brother's group Rick Johnson and the Coun- try Boys. On returning from their honeymoon trip to U.S.A. and St. Catherines they will reside in Oshawa. The former Dawn McCabe is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McCabe of Lotus and has been em- ployed in Peterborough and now transferred to Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rowan Nuclear (From page 5) middle, between the Pic- kering plant -- the largest in the world, and the huge $3.5 billion Darlington plant under construction, com- pounding the cancer risk problem. Greenpeace and Energy Probe environmentalists charge that additional nuclear plants are not need- ed and pose a threat to our health and even our lives. Will it take a major accident and death to halt the prolife- ration? Let Hydro know how you feel, also your provincial M.P. ' Sincerely, Dean J. Kelly, Port Perry, Ontario Doris's nephew Mr. Paul Jackson of Oshawa and Miss Maryanne Van Strein of St. Marys, Ontario. The wed- ding took place in St. Marys, Ontario. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMullen of Port Perry formerly of Yelverton - Lotus community honoured their parents with a Turkey dinner at Yelverton Church Hall on Saturday evening September 30th. Over 150 invited guests shared the happy occasion with. Mable and Howard. Among those present were Mable's brides- maid Mrs. Grace Reynolds of Stratford, Mrs. Jean Bun- yun of Midland, the Soloist - Mrs. Lorna (McGill) Han- cock of Ottawa. Mr. Wilson Heaslip of Lindsay was Howard's best man on the occasion fifty years ago September 29, 1928. Two ministers took part in that ceremony - Rev. Griffith of Nestleton United and Rev. R.M. Patterson of Janetville United. Present on the anni- versary was Mrs. Ella Patterson of Lindsay - one of the most venerable of the guests - widow of the late Rev. Patterson. The cere- mony took place at the home The Millstream men of Uxbridge, a year old char- tered barbershop chapter with thirty-eight members are proudly presenting their first annual show entitled '"'Down Memory Lane" featuring the Mello-men, The Conspiracy, '"The Mar EV-Elles sweet adelines" and the Uxatones. PA 1H of the brides parents - Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campbell now owned and operated by Mable's brother Grant. Mr. Art Rowan in his own inimitable manner was the - Master of Ceremonies on this auspicious Anniversary occasion. A Tasty hot turkey dinner was served by Yel- verton U.C.W. Following the dinner the guests attended a dance and social evening in Nestleton Community Hall with Ross Jackman, Bow- manville providing very good music to suit the taste of the age group present. Howard and Mable re- ceived numerous gifts on the occasion including a trip to the Barbados from their children - Beth and Marion and their husbands and Mable's sister Jean and hus- band. Art Rowan read a humorous poetic address of his own composition cover- ing the hi-lights of the hon- oured couples first 50 years of married life. Guests were present from all local communites and adjacent towns as well as from a distance - from Strat- ford, Bowmanville, Michi- gan, U.S. A.,, Midland and Ottawa. ' On Saturday evening, the Barbershop show The chapter meets every Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in the Uxbridge Music hall with a standing invitation for all men in the area to come and sing. This special event will be held in the Uxbridge Secon- dary School on Saturday, November 11th at 8 p.m. IAG ESI rl sit a 5 3 REHEARSE SAL LE THE NEXT ELECTION... for municipal councils and school boards will be three weeks early this year. It will take place throughout Ontario on Monday, November 13, 1978. ~- . -- Yelverton and area news attended the wedding of- end of the season Banquet and Presentation of the Lake Scugog Softball Association was held in the church hall of the Catholic Immaculate Conception Church in Port Perry with around 200 present. Following a sump- tuous hot roast beef dinner, President Bob Ryan thanked the church ladies and pro- ceeded to make the presen- tations. Then Gary Allison Memorial Trophy was pre- sented to the runner-ups in the play-off and top team during the year - the Ponty- pool team and was accepted by their coach Mr. Keith Dewar. The Charles McCullough Memorial Trophy was pre- sented to the Port Perry Canadian Tire team and accepted by their coach Doug Scott. Doug expressed the teams appreciation for the trophy noting this was the first time since 5 years ago that Port Perry had won the trophy and assisted Bob in presenting the individual trophies to all the team members. The most valu- able player during the League play-offs Trophy was presented to Mr. Jeff Boyce - Port Perry's most effective pitcher. ~ Harvey Malcolm Secre- tary-Treasurer of the League, on behalf of all the players present, expressed the appreciation of all to President Bob Ryan for the fine job he had done for the League and for his arranging the evenings entertainment. The balance of the evening was passed in dancing to disco music supplied by a D.J. The eight teams which make up the Lake Scugog League 1978 include Port Perry, " Pontypool, Yelver- ton, Scugog, Bell (Oshawa), Kedron, Nestleton and Janetville. Last Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Robinson and daughter were Laurie's brother and family - Mr. and Mrs. "Butch" Hofstetter of - Plattsville. Miss Lana Malcolm has been quite busy since win- ning the Talent contest at Lindsay Fair. On Friday evening Lana and her dad Murray participated in a group at Marmora; On remember when ...? continued Mr. Earl Martyn and daughter Marion visited relatives in British Columbia. Mr. Alvin Heayn, Scugog brought in a green pep- per measuring 13% X 14%' in circumference. Percy and Ernie Swain and Lloyd Wright of Blackstock left for Winnipeg to help with the har- vesting. ' 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 8th, 1953 W.F. Batty, Brooklin was the leading exhibitor in the heavy horse class at the Lindsay Exhibition. At the Port Perry High School Track and Field Meet, Gary Lawrence was the Sr. Boys Champion with 31 points. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fear, Prince Albert, celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Venning's home was struck by lightening disabling their radio and telephone. 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 7th, 1958 Over 200 ladies attended the Millinery and Fashion Show at the United Church sponsored by Mrs. Jessie Robertson and her group of W.A. members. Police Chief Archie Menzies addressed the Port Perry Lions Club on safety. Port Perry council agree to provide a crosswalk guard at the public school. B Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers, Epsom, celebrated their 40th Wedding Anniversary. 10 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 10, 1968 On Thursday, October 10, Mr. William F.E. Ar- mstrong of Port Perry celebrated his 90th birthday. Lynda J. Kyte, Blackstock, was one of nearly 100 students to complete their studies during the summer semester at the University of Guelph and receive a bachelor degree. Miss Kyte received her bachelor of arts in psychology at the convention. Archer Motors Limited recently changed owner- ship when Bob Archer handed over the keys to the new owner, John Majcher from Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Masters were recently honoured at a reception at Myrtle United Church on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Ten youngsters from Manchester staged a walk-a- thon from Manchester to Chalk Lake return. They raised $150. to benefit the Manchester United Church Sunday School. = Mrs. Gordon Goode presented the Dr. M.B. Dymond Trophy to the Goodwood Squirt Team who won the trophy for the second consecutive year. MORTGAGE LOANS & Sl 1st Mortgage from 10v4 % or) yw 2nd Mortgages from 11:2 % This earlier date means that the time available for enumeration and the preparation of the Preliminary List of Electors was shorter than it has been in the past. Also, the time allowed for the Municipal Clerk to Saturday she took part in the program at the Band Shell at Roseneath Fair; On Satur- : : day evening Lana was No Salary Requirements. revise the list has been cut back as well. guest perivemer with Mo Homes - Cottages - Farms - Debt. Consoli dation Larry Adams band at the MORTGAGES PURCHASED Pontypool dance. Miss Darlene Malcolm back home in Edmonton, flew to Vancouver to spend a few days with a Lindsay girl- friend now married and living there. Darlene teached a course in ceramics Open 7 Days a Week Call FRANK COULSTING SUTTON (416) 722-8343 1-. Morris Pompili Mortgage Broker T.F. EE ----E---------- To make certain that you get your vote on November 13 in the correct poll, please be sure to go and check the Preliminary Lists of Electors which the Municipal Clerk will be posting soon. Watch your news- paper for an advertisement telling you where and when the Lists will be available for revision. 5% % Cd NY yo wee wns ES oy Separate School supporters should also make a point of checking 2" Fdmonton University. i the lists. The way you are shown will not only determine which school {i trustees you can vote for, but may also affect the direction of the Reg. $189.95 ho education part of your property tax in 1979. PRESKESENT now 99 95 Engineered The municipal clerk has a list of people entitled to direct school taxes fn {aU the very best WITH FREE ANTENA and this list can be revised up to Friday, October 27, 1978. 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