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By Mrs. Diane Puckrin Our community was busy with many various activities ---this-past-week as you" will" notice by reading on. Wednesday found 'our ladies attending the Fashion Show by Eaton's and lun- cheon in the Port Perry Unitéd Church sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Scouting. This, I am told, was an enjoyable affair and very successful. Many thanks to the organizers, helpers and to those donating food. Saturday afternoon in our church, Miss Janet Abraham and Mr. David Gemmill ex- 'changed wedding vows. A reception followed in the brides home. Our congratul- ations and sincere best wishes go out to this young couple who plan to reside in Peterborough. FUSINESS PHEECIOR Saturday evening friends, neighbours and rélatives of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stone. -~gathered at thé home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Somerville for a farewell party for Bill and Rosetta. The evening was spent in a game of progres- sive euchre from which Ros- etta" Stone took the ladies high and Ivan Barrett the men's high. Phyllis Wray and Sharon. Sténe were the low winners. Mr. Bert Wanamaker acted as master of ceremonies and after an appropriate reading, written by Mrs. Anne Clements, Bill and Rosetta were presented with a wall plaque and purse of money. A dainty lunch followed. Many thanks to Len and Betty for opening their home for this occasion. Sunday morning the Dis- trict Guiding Movement in- cluding Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers held a memorial service in honour ..of ..Lady--Baden-Powell"- in" Greenbank Church. - It was really heart warming to see our youngsters in uniform parade into Church and take part in the service. Thank you, Greenbank for opening your doors to us all. Ladies are reminded of the General U.C.W. meeting in the Church Wednesday night, May 10 at 8 pm There will be a Forum, Friday, May 12 at 7:30 p.m. entitled Energy Alternatives for Tomorrow in Port Perry 'Town Hall. Admission is free. The topics being dis- cussed are: Solar energy, garbage recycling, wind and biomass (wood energy). This forum is sponsored by the Energy Conservation Centre for the Durham Re- gion. It will be an open PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 3, 1978 -- 33 Seagrave and area news discussion and your ideas are welcome. For further ~information-calt-Bill" O'Brien" at 571-0415. Birthday box visitors in church Sunday were Mrs. Marion Short and Rev. Roun- dell. Best wishes to you birthday people. Henry Hache was Bradley Puckrin's dinner guest Sun- day evening helping him celebrate his 9th birthday. Happy Birthday, Brad. Seagrave ladies are remin- ded of the Luncheon is Ser- ved party being held in Greenbank Church, Wednes- day, May 3 at 12:30 p.m. Lindsay Presbyterial Region I Rally will be held at Little Britain United Church on Thursday, May 11 begin- ning at 9:30 am. U.C.W. ladies are urged to attend. Please call Marilyn Bea- cock at 985-3595 with your v WATER HAULAGE Seagrave R.R. JONES Wells - Cisterns Swimming Pools . 985-3481 DRYWALL CEILINGS RENOVATIONS Competitive Prices Reliable Service All work Guaranteed 985-3821 ROLLING HILLS SUMMER PASTURE F & G PERRY & SONS STABLES HORSES BOARDED Acres and acres of riding facilities. 985-8651 Wintario Tickets Port Perry Star available at the 985-7383 Hygrade Fuels R.R. 2, Seagrave, Ontario. 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Energy Conger ation A public forum on a con- sumer approach to energy conservation will be held in the Town Hall Port Perry, at 7:30 p.m. on Friday May 12. The objective will be to form an '"'information exchange' for citizens who are interest- ed in improving the quality of the enviroment, reducing energy consumption, and saving on the cost of energy. Representatives of the Oshawa Energy Conserva- tion Centre will discuss current government pro- grams, and information now available to the public. Among the topics to be covered are garbage recyc- ling, insulation, solar energy, wind and biomass technology. It is emphasized that ideas from the general public will be welcomed, and anyone interested in these areas should plan to attend. For further information call the Oshawa Energy Conserva- tion Centre at 571-0415. Speakers will include, Gord McRae who will give an overview of solar develop- ments and their practical application to new and exist- ing architecture. Mr. R. Coulter, of Port Perry and owner of Arcrad Ltd. manu- factures of horizontal wind generators, will present Alevelopments i in Wind Power and Biomass Energy. Utica news By Mrs. Vera Brown Church service on Sunday, May 7th will be at Utica United Church at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School will be at 10:15 a.m. Results of the euchre held at the Hall on Friday evening are as follow: Ladies - Doris Devlin, Elsie Taylor, Verna Smith. Men - Stan Beach, Grant Bright, Elmer John- son. Freeze-out winners were: Ernie & Violet Luke, Jim and Fran Gibson. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mildred Thompson accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clarke, Mrs. Phyllis Clarke and Mrs. Ethel West to the Grand Ole Opry show at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa. On Sunday Mr. Baker and Mrs. Thompson visited with her mother, Mrs. Miller, at Mount Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gerrow of Oshawa were Sun- day visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Charlie. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family visited his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carre at Bridgenorth on the weekend. Denise took part in the test judging of the figure skating at the A UXBRIDGE "| CREDIT UNION IS A NEW CAR IN YOUR FUTURE? It could be, with a low cost Personal Loan from your Credit Union. Repayment terms up to 48 months, at an annual interest rate of 12 PERCENT ~ Phone 852-3489 852-3388 - 70 Brock St.. West } ox 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 Memorial Centre in Peter- borough. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cro- xall of Uxbridge were Mon- day dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall and girls. On Friday evening, the Croxalls visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walker of Scugog Island. Mr. Ryan Sutcliffe of Grand Prairie, B.C., and his fiancee visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sut- cliffe. Mrs. Pete Sutcliffe and Kathy were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Crawford of Greenbank. Congratulations to Master Todd Wilbur who was recipi- ent of a trophy at the Port Perry Minor Hockey Ban- quet on Saturday evening for being the Most Valuable Player on the Bantam 1 Hockey team. Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooker and Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Mr. Scott Wilbur were in attendance at the banquet which was held at the Legion Hall. Mrs. J. Mitchell visited on' the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gray of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Milt _ Parkin of Brooklin were also ED a ia REL RAD INT > =I EIAN PE il Td ~~. a