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» SOOO OOOOO0OTOOOONO0 A SANS ENTER EH A 5 LAr 0 SVATENIR TY f RL QT Tey High School students to Stratford Festival Congratulations to the » junior football "team who played a strong game against Ajax last Thursday. They lost to Ajax 14-12 but Mr; Cole, the coach, says that the team is really gett- 'Seagrave News By Mrs. Donna Wanamalpr ®° Communion was observed in our church last Sunday. We thank Barbara Short for her assistance during Church. No one admitted to having a birthday last week. A few couples travelled to # lhe Ploughing Match last week. They found the mud to be a major problem. Please note that there will he a Group Committee meet- ing at Greenbank Hall on Tuesday. October 11 at 8:00 P.M. There will be an elec- 4 tion of officers held on this night. Parents of, cubs, scouts and beavers are urged lo attend. The Mother's Auxiliary meeting has been changed to JYednesday, October 26th at at Fisher's. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tink- ham, Sunderland, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moore, Robinglade, attended the wedding of Susan Gledhill gand Mrs. Moore's nephew, Ian Johnston, on Saturday, September 24th in Toronto. Ian is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnston of Willow- dale. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stone attended a wedding on Satur- Alay in Port Hope. The bride was a former classmate of Sharon's. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wana- maker were supper guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Herm. Sweetman of Oshawa. On Sunday, the Neil Wana- maker family travelled north to see the fall colours. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Leroux, Cannington." We wish a speedy récovery to Jean Nodwell, Marion # Barrett and Mr. Vennér. Please call Jackie Boyle, 985-3941 with your news next week. HOO OOOO VOVVVVOOVOVOLOO! Pattersons of Port 197 QUEEN STREET 985-8332 ing -together. ~Brian Barr and Doug Luke scored two touch-downs. As for the seniors, well, they lost 13-0 to Dunbarton last Wednesday. They need student support. Why not go down and support their games against McLaughlin at the Civic Fields on Fri- day at 7 p.m. Our student council presi- dent, Laurel Price, attended a leadership seminar at Lake Couchiching from - Wednesday, September 28 to October 2nd. Leaders from 150 schools from all over Ontario were there to exchange problems, ideas and skills in communica- tions all very important to the operation of a student council. Sucker day was delicious. Those who missed out will have to wait for the next one sometime this month. On Wednesday, October 5th a group of 39 students accompanied by Mr. Bran- don are off to Stratford to see Shakespeares Richard II, Activity cards are still on sale. Any student who has purchased an activity card from the beginning of activ- ity card sales up to the end of activity period on Friday will be included in Port Perry High's Thanksgiving celebration. The student council is presenting a tur- key, just perfect for dinner on Monday night, to the lucky person whose activity card number is drawn. If you don't have an activity card, don't miss out on the fun. Support your student council and buy one today. Waldinsperger - Stubbings The marriage of Caroline Ruth Stubbings of Whitby to Allan Joseph Waldinsperger of Port Perry took place, Saturday, September 10, 1977 in St. Mark's United Church, Whitby. Rev. John M. Smith officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stubb- ings of 1008 Centre Street North in Whitby. The bridgeroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waldinsperger of 406 Lilla Street, Port Perry. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white gown of polyester high- lighted by small, white, lace daisies around the empire waistline and neckpiece. The set in Dickey neckpiece Computerized braille is now improving braille ser- vice to thousands of blind Canadians. According to The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, a weekly newsheet for deaf- blind readers was the first computerized braille service in Canada. Race descrimination An Ontario Human Rights Code Board of Inquiry has found that a Gormley land- lord discriminated against his tenant because of the "race, color and place of origin" -of the tenant's dinner guest. Professor Mary Eberts, of the University of Toronto Law School, acting as a' Board of Inquiry under the Code, found that Montford Wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Johnstone of Gormley evict- ed Brigitte Jahn because she entertained a black in her home. Professor Eberts ordered Mr. Johnstone to send letters of apology to Ms Jahn and her guest and to inform the Ontario Human Rights Commission of any vacancy in rental accom- modation owned by him, for a two-year period. 0 WATERFORD IRISH CRYSTAL eo LLADRO FIGURINES © GLASS FOLD - unique prints on glass. o COPPER & BRASS WARE o Many other gifts. % 4 TOOK SOOO DECORATE YOUR THANKSGIVING TABLE WITH: Autumn Leaves Design Table Cloths, Napkins, Place Mats, Coasters, Paper Plates. "Gifts with a Difference!" OR 2 STATIONERY & GIFT NEEDS AT ONE LOCATION x "FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. ~~ \S\E\e\e\ ee) YOO y y * Ue 0 O00O00OO000000DO0DO0N0DON00 and long, slim three buttoned sleeves were of buttons and bows lace. She wore a matching, hooded cape with train of the same lace, edged with scalloped lace. Debbie Leslie of Whitby was maid-of-honour. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Cheryl Nugent of Lindsay, cousin of the bride; Mrs. Veronica Waldinsperger, sister-in-law of the groom; and Margaret Waldinsperg- er, of Port Perry, sister of the groom. Don Waldinsperger of Stouffville, brother of the groom was best man. Bob Rahm of Saintfield, cousin of the groom, Ray Stubbings of Whitby, brother of the bride; and Mike Robertson of Oshawa were Ushers. The reception was held in the Regal Room, Centennial Building, Whitby. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1977 -- 23 Puppetree in Town Hall How many of us have tried to remember the old adage "slow and steady wins the "race" - and have recalled that the saying originates from one of the most famous of Aesop's fables, "The Tortoise and the Hare? Those who feel it is impor- tant that the widsom and humour of the Fables is passed on from generation to generation, and those who just love puppets, will enjoy taking their families to TV Puppetree's performance of 'Aesop's Fables" on Friday, October 7 at 2 p.m. at Town Hall, 1873. TV Puppetree will alsc give a performance of "Pis- tachio'" at 7 p.m. the same day. Pistachio is the story of a puppet who, through his experiences, turns into a real boy. TV Puppetree, based in Tottenham, Ontario is run by Tom Vandenburg. The Scugog performances are sponsored by the local library and the Centreal Ontario Regional Library System, with an Outreach Ontario grant from the Min- istry of Culture and Recrea- tion. Admission is free to both performances. are "The Tortoise and the Hare", "The City Mouse and the Country Mouse", "The Liop and the Mouse" and "The Spider and the Fly". "Pistachio" is based on the famous story of Pino- cchio by Carlo Collodi, and is described as 'fun show, delightful to watch and a good introduction to symbol- ism and allegory." TV Puppetree has per- formed "Aesop's Fables" more than 600 times for audiences across Ontario - and "Pistachio" almost as often. '"The Outreach Ontario grant gives us access to a wide variety of performers,' said Scugog's Chief Librar- ian Mrs. G. Milne, "and we felt that TV Puppetree would probably appeal to the widest number of people." More information on the performances can be ob- tained by calling the library at 985-7686. PETER BARKER Denture Therapist 111 Dundas Street West WHITBY - 668-1464 The newly weds will reside in Oshawa. Om. TRINH RET N OCTOBER tal 0 COMPARE OUR PRICE$ 1976 Dodge Aspen 4 door, auto., p.s., p.b., radio, Ziebart & more. LPN 44). '3789. 1974 Gremlin X 2 door, economical transporta- tion. Must be seen. JDB 465. 1884. 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