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I a fm eo aon Appleton-Shrum wedding On July 25th, 1981, Beaver- Debra J. Swain, of Black- stock and Dr. William G. Percy, Oshawa were united in marriage in Blackstock United Church, Saturday, Sept. 5, 1981. Rev. J.T. Irwin officiated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swain of Blackstock. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Percy of Hastings, Ontario. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a chapel train gown in chiffon with Wedgewood and Alencon lace, and a match- ing head piece. Mrs. Betty Lou Cowen of Whitby - was matron-of- honor. Bridesmaids were, / Diane Clement of Durham, Ont., and Juanita Amos of Toronto. Kari Anne and Kimberly Mountjoy of Fruit-. vale, British Columbia were flower girls. ' Dr. Steven Gold of Oshawa was best man. Ushers were Tom Percy of Hastings and Robert Swain of Blackstock. 'The reception was held at Blackstock Recreation Ocho Rios, Centre. The couple went to honeymoon. . ° 4 Percy-Swain wedding LN No 2 3X 3. w - ly ton United Chruch was the\ setting .of a beautiful wedding when Margaret Louise Shrum bride of Ronald Bruce Appleton. . Parents of the bride are Bill and Fran Shrum of Beaverton. Parents of the groom are Andrew and Verna 'Appleton of Port Wilma Millar, sister of the bride was matron of honor. Bridesmaids Shrum and Wanda Shrum also sisters of the bride. Dave Hicks cousin of the groom acted as best man. Ushers were Art Shrum, brother of the bride, and Steve Millar brother-in-law of the bride. - Helen Hales of Cannington! was the organist and sang a: beautiful solo called "Love; Me Tender". The newlyweds ventured to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon. became the were Wendy i Jamaica, on their The newlyweds will reside' in Oshawa. Will establish action committee Agriculture and Food Minister Lorne C. Henderson' has announced the formation of an action committee to assess the recommendations of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture report on farm . financing, and to develop a positive course of action for the provincail government. The committee includes Ralph Barrie, president of the OFA; Tom Campbell, . deputy provincial treasurer; Duncan 'Allan, deputy minister of OMAF'; and an | active farmer, yet to be named.Everett Biggs, chair- man of the OFA task force on farm has also financing, been invited to participate. Mr. Henderson said also) that provincial are meeting with the banking of the OFA 'task force recommendations called for co-operative action from the federal government. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 16, 1981 -- 33 Expanded ski report service Ontario skiers will have an expanded and improved ski report service at their fingertips this winter, The provincial Ministry of Industry and Tourism and the Ontario Ski Resorts Association (OSRA) have in- corporated three new fea- tures into the telephone ser- vice which reports on OSRA member resorts. The service sports conditions throughout Ontario will include a new rating of Very Good, in add- ition to those of Poor, Fair or Good given in past seasons. The reports will also com-» ment on surface snow con- ditions, And OSRAmembers' are being required to post an official description of terms used in the reports, as well as a daily snow notice. Al- though the notices won't be seen by skiers until they ing conditions at all resorts will be available through the Barrie-travel centre of the : NOW OPEN RESTAURANT & TAVERNLTD. § i 7DaysAWeek! 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY -985-3281 ENJOY AFAVOURITE | ] : A HoTecoLD | : 57, N° SMORGASBORD || § g eI For YourEveningDining Pleasure ; When wasthelasttime : g you took the family out for dinner? ; ; PTET LAE E i Hot & Cold Smorgasbord : FRIDAY & SATURDAY ARE § ; 11A.M.t010P.M. DAILY DANCE NIGHTS : ! SALADEAR Bat la 2 ; Danceto Your Favourite Musi : i | "SUNDAY BRUNCH [ees Te | § CHILDREN Under 12. % PRICE 3 § CHILDREN Under 6. .... FREE i ; ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT | 3 WE WILL BE = -- CLOSED -- : 8 Christias Day, Boxing Day : § : and New Year's Day!! * Fm ------------" 3 rr m---- BEEF & DAIRY PRODUCERS FREE DRAW WINNERS 1st PRIZE - DESK: Stan Feasby, R.R. 4, Port Perry. 2nd PRIZE - CALCULATOR: John Molloy, R.R. 3, Port Perry 3rd PRIZE -BEEFORDAIRY COMPUTOR PROGRAMME: Milton Stephenson, R.R. 1, Nestleton. . ~ *PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL* ~ SUNFLOWERSEED....50.8.$17.95 + * MR. RATGUARD RAT & MOUSE BAIT, 1202.93.25 . KEROSENE... eth ren smee litre 50* NYLON HORSE HALTERS . . $8.49 WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 985-7363 I Oy 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick) Mon. to Fri.8:30t0 5:30 Sat. 8:30ta 5:00