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x by Barbara Carnegie Scugog Community Care is expanding its service to include an Information Centre. The Community Care Advisory Board felt that this would be a helpful service to the residents of Scugog. The aim of the Community Information Centre is to help people find solutions to social, legal, health, govern- mental and environmental problems by either providing information or by referring inquiries to the appropriate service available in the community. This service is provided to everyone. Some inquiries come from those to whom people turn for help, but most are from the public. For example, people who need help with government, people looking for day care in their neighbourhood, people looking for commun- ity services. We can either #3. tell you what you need to Layzell-Watson Marion Layzell and Randy Watson were united in mar- riage on August 19, 1978 at Tohity -United Church in @xbridge. } The bride gowned in white Sata-glo featuring a high neckline, with beaded net yoke, cascading down from an empire waistline into a flowing train. A matching headpiece held her four tiered mantilla. She carried a cascade of yellow roses and white daisies, and was escorted down the aisle by a Father Robert Layzell of bridge. The matron of honour, Miss Catherine Tobin of Greenbank, also brides- maids, Miss Janet Watson, sister of the bridegroom of Port Perry and Miss Karen Couch of Sunderland, all were attired in Yellow poly- ester with V neckline, pleat- ed caplet sleeves and skirts, carrying baskets of multi- coloured daisies. Mr. James McLaughlin of Port Perry acted as best man. Mr. Robert D. Layzell of Whitby, brother of the bride and Mr. Dennis Watson of Port Perry, brother of the bridegroom were ushers. The groom and all atten- dants were in sandalwood formal wear. The bride's Mother selec- ted a beige floral gown with corsage of yellow roses. The groom's mother Mrs. Grant Watson of Port Perry chose a green gown with corsage of white roses. Mrs. Charlotte Tripp, Bancroft, grand- mother of the bridegroom was charming in beige with a yellow rose corsage. The soloist was Mr. George Timms of Black- water. A delightful wedding dinner was enjoyed in the church basement. Mr. Larry Watson of Toronto, brother know or quickly refer you to the right service. The foundation of Infor- mation regarding Scugog Township - eg. churches, community halls, Health services, service clubs and organizations, is the Com- munity Resources Handbook prepared by the Scugog Social Planning Council this year. The S.S.P.C. has given Community Care the respon- of the groom acted as Master of Ceremonies with the usual toasts-being offered. A wedding dance followed at Immaculate Conception Church Hall in Port Perry where the bride and groom danced and dined with their 250 guests. The bridal bouquet and garter were caught by Miss Joy Reekie and Mr. Robert Barr, both of Port Perry, after which the happy couple departed for their honeymoon spent at Montego Bay, Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs. Watson have now returned and taken up residence in Uxbridge. MURRAY HOUSE 279 QUEEN ST. BESIDE THE BOWLING GREEN CTO CHEESE SHOP OPENING OCTOBER 30th port perry for SUNDAY TEA 2to5 p.m. sibility of keeping the infor- mation up to date. In addition to answering questions, your Community Information Centre plays an important role in identifying gaps in services. By noting PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 18, 1978 -- 9 Information centre set up the types of inquiries we receive we can recommend changes or new ways to improve services to our community. The solution to even the most difficult problem Sporting looks ... new for fall! Here's something we know you can count on to brighten the coming grey days of winter. Our distinctive sport coats in soft autumn tones to co-ordinate perfectly with all your casual slacks. Tailored in the comtemporary manner with flap pockets, storm tab and elbow patches with centre vent. Herringbone, tweed and donegal patterns in subtle tones. Dressy or casual it's the sport coat for the discerning man. begins with the first step. If you have a problem take the first step. Contact your Comte Care Infor- mation Ceritre today. We are listed in the telephone book under Information - 985-8461. from $89.95 Gregory s Men's Wear Lid. LAKEVIEW PLAZA - PORT PERRY 985-8160 OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY p FREEMAN FORMAL . RENTALS eT a A --.y » "nT TO Oe a a Th = PD -- = wv on FE gM ». Sr YN, 9 ee - Iie YY I DY oe " : Peg " = -~ 3 er he A ~ a Ey BL ARR