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A very pretty wedding was solemnized in Burns church last Saturday afternoon, when Miss Jo-Anne Lynde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lynde became the bride of Mr. Gino Constan- tino. The reception was held at St. Bernadette's church Hall Ajax. The happy couple will live in Brooklin on their Your child's creativity In recognition of Internat- ional Year of the Child the Blackstock Nursery School will host a parent seminar tonight, Wednesday May 30. This will be the last seminar . of the series and the topic will be "Tapping Your Chi- ld's Creative Potential". The speakers and displays should stimulate much thought and an interesting discussion period. Speakers include Judy MacColl, child- ren's librarian of Port Perry Library and Donna McGuin- ess, a play therapist. There will also be a display of children's books, games and puzzles by Maureen Bram- ley of '"Child's Play" (Grol- ier) and a display of child- ren's craft materials and projects. Guidelines on "What is a good toy?" and the results of the informal toy survey conducted earlier will also be available. The presentations take pl- ace in the library of Cartwr- ight Public School tonight-at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and refreshments will be available. Ls Ay Sy ET a Sm 5 " No SERS. Sr Sg ove. ef PATER . 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 30, 1979 Ashburn news return from their honey- moon. We wish them all the best in their life together. On Sunday morning there was an especially nice serv- ice when Stephen David James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Death was baptized and there was also reception of new members and con- » firmation. The sacrement of Holy Communion was serv- ed. Next Sunday Rev. Rex Norman of the Canadian Bible society will be with us at 11:15 AM. Everyone is urged to come out and hear about this very important work of the church. We are sorry Mrs. Ernie Humphrey is in the hospital at time of writing. We wish . her a speedy recovery. Many will be interested to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Brian Daw left last Monday for West Coast, where they will be making their home as Brian has been transferred there by his company. They will be missed by their friends and relatives. We wish them every success in their new venture. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reynolds of Aurora on Sunday. Mrs. W. Hamilton of Min- den visited with her mother and other relatives on the week-end. If you have any news for our column would you please call 655-3740. You would be surprised if you knew how many people from far and near say how much they enjoy reading the familiar names and hearing about events taking place, so please help. Safety Award Winners Awards for the Farm and Home Safety Poster Competition were presented to students at R.H. Cornish last Thursday and the above students were recipients of prizes. Some 345 pupils from 17 schools todk part this year and locally the two major winners were Jimmy Rowett and Jeff Fedyk [centre front]. Other students receiving awards were [back left] Adam Nicholishen, Tim Pokulok, Shawn Pearsell, "Lee Ann Barclay, Mike Thaeter and Randy Freeman. Front left, Linda Chow and far right Stephanie Smith. Port Perry High School news . |. by Debbie Menzies Scott Wilbur and Tim Bower, be given to Scott Wilbur, Deb Kerry, Lorna Jones, Debbie & Debbie Ireland our social convenors, for Ireland, Colin Wackett, Menzies, Janet Bruce, Cathy Friday night was the last their hard work at all the Tricia Fewer, Leslie Forder, Grabowski, Kim Kiezebrink, danceof the year at P.P.H.S. dances throughout the year. Paul Jones and Wade Kevin Harris, Karey Brig- M.G.'s Disco gave us music gente Ts ORAL a ENR pen 2) 3 YL ( port perry S XO RTE a ON SEE i nT Se Ware Ee A A a Sp EE Ge 2 No See Us Today For All Your SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS ~ | > REPAIR SERVICE LL MAKES & MODELS OF OFFICE MACHINERY. Oosterman. nall, Juliette Chow, Mary to "boogie by', as well as School Letters will be Junior Letters will be McKelvey, Martha 5 8 spot dances and a contest to given out at the assembly on given to Bob Ireland, McCallum, Claudia Lieb- guess the top five songs at Wednesday morning ,eppifer Simmonds, George cher, Lisa Nottingham, and P.P.HS Special thanks to (today). Senior Letters will pyrpett, Pat Peek, Paul Anne Rose. iti Church Services [B THE UNITED CHURCHOF CHURCH OF ASCENSION CANADA ANGLICAN N\ PORT PERRY CHARGE Rev. R.C. Rose, Minister Rev. R. Brawn, Minister Hon. Asst. Rev. A. Woolcock » . SUNDAY, JUNE 3 SUNDAY, JUNE 3 10'a.m. Church School 11:15 a.m. Holy Communion . 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