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r al ita s WAC a IN SA Eid 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1974 Sutherland - English On Saturday, August 31, 1974, at three-thirty p.m. in the Nestleton United Church, Rev. Victor Parsons united in marriage Patricia Joanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard English, Nest- leton, and John Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutherland, Utica. The bride, given in mar- riage by her. father, wore a princess line gown of white sation, reappliqued with French lace, accentuated by sheer full sleeves tucked into pearl button cuffs, empire waistline and gently flaring hem. Her colonial bouquet was a delicate miniture of orange rose buds, small white crysanthymums and bahy's breath, intertwined with white satin ribbons. The shoulder length, four layer veil cascaded from a headpiece of white chiffon leaves, applied with small white pearls. The maid of honour, Diana English, sister of the bride, wore a gown of pink brocade patterned with small pink roses. The fitted bodice was enhanced by a white picture hat with matching ribbons. The two bridesmaids, Robin English, sister of the bride, and Connie Sutherland, sis- ter of the groom, were dressed in similar gowns of yellow and sky-blue rose patterns. They carried bou- quets of yellow and white button erysanthymums, baby's breath, gathered with flowing ribbons. The best man was Jim Zoet, Utica, a friend of the groom, and acting as ushers were Rick English, cousin of the bride, and Rod McKay, friend of the groom. The candelight supper and dance were held at the Janetville Community Hall, where the wedding party and parents greeted the wedding guests. The bride's mother wore an empire styled, floor length gown with gently gored skirt in a deep rose colour, accentuated by full length white gloves and a pink and white rose corsage. The groom's assisted in receiving in a sleeveless green formal gown topped with a front button jacket graced by a yellow rose corsage. Prior to the wedding mis- cellaneous showers were hosted to the bride by Mrs. Donna English, Newcastle, Mrs. Ruth English, Whitby, mother" Discuss need of Day Care Centres' A meeting called for the purpose of receiving more information on Day Care Centres and the need for same in this area ended up to become a lively discussion between two factions with different opinions on the subject. Called by the recently formed Scugog Social .Plan- ning Council, Mrs. Betty Deeth, who chaired "the meeting informed the 20 persons present the speaker Mrs. Mary E. Brown, Co-Or- dinator of Day Nursery Ser- vices - for the Regional - Municipality of Durham, had been unable to get any further than Raglan due to this year's first snow storm in the Oshawa-Port Perry area. It was however, decided to have a second meeting in January and hopefully have Meeting of interest to snowmobilers The Provincial Secretariat for Resources Development, the Honourable Allan Gross- man, recently announced that the Ontario Government - will establish an extensive network of recreational trails throughout the Province. The trails will be ayailable to people who enjdy! such outdoor 'sports as snowmo- biling, cross-country skiing, horseback riding and hiking. The Ministry of Natural Resources has been dele- gated the responsibility of implementing this program. A 'trails council' consisting of representatives from various recreational organ- izations, will provide recom- mendations to our Ministry. Beginning this winter, assistance will be offered to organized snowmobile clubs, municipalities and conser- vation authorities for the upgrading and grooming of Mrs. Doris Maieh, Oshawa and a Tupperware shower by Mrs. Lynne Walker of Nest- leton. 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Box 496, 160 QUEEN ST. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO il Also Pumps] Mrs. Brown a spet aker on this occasion. When Scugog Social Plan- ning Council was formed, latter part of September this year, the Star published the reasons. and objects why such a council was required here. In the discussion that took place at the Thursday meet- ing, there was a definite split' as far as the usefulness and need of a Day Care Centre in this area. The arguments for such a centre had strong support from the mothers present, but the minority group of JEFFREY - PARRINDER Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffrey were united in marriage in the Port Perry baptist Church on August 31, 1974. The bride is the former Joan E. Parrinder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parrinder of R. R. 4, Uxbridge. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jeffrey of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. men seem to take quite a dim view of the question. However, when Mrs. Brown attends the January meeting, she may have suf- ficient extra information to draw the groups closer together. existing snowmobile trails. Officials from any of these organizations in the Lindsay District (Counties of Dur- ham, Northumberland, south part Victoria and Peterborough) interested in the specific details of the snowmobile trail assistance: on ENITH TV - Stereo - Radios $ave Dollars by' Shopping Now at.. Jeffrey are now residing on Lilla Street, Port Perry. program, plegse plan to attend an 'information meeting" at the Ontario Government Building, 322 Kent Street West, Lindsay on Thursday, December 5th, beginning. 8:00 p.m. NORMAN'S ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE '1218 Simcoe St. N. - Oshawa - 579-2411 DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ' OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC MEETING Monday, December 9th. 7:30 P.M. PORT PERRY MUNICIPAL OFFICES Perry Street - Port Perry The purpose of the meeting present to the council of Scugog Township and to the public information explaining the process of the OFFICIAL PLAN, undertaken by the Regional Municipality and to outline the basic facts and issues to be considered in the process. The public is invited to attend and is welcomed to present their ideas and concerns regarding the development of the REGION. Such concerns might include hamlet and village growth, industrial development, agriculture, sand and gravel extraction, recreation, etc. In addition, the public': is invited to view Information Displays at: i BLACKSTOCK RECREATION CENTRE December 16 th. 10: a.m. to 8:00 p.m. GREENBANK RECREATION CENTRE December 20 th. 10:00 to 8:00 p.m. Further information concerning this meeting can be obtained from the Regional Planning Department in Whitby, 668-7731. LY &