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Big Brothers needed for local area Since the expansion of the Big Brother Organization to include all of North Durham a number of structural changes within the organiza- tion have occurred and the following people are now members of our Big Brother Screening and Matching Committee. Harry Hudson: A business- man in Uxbridge who is very active in community organi- zations within the town and has shown a keen interest in Big Brother activities. Elaine Hammett: has been very active in many comm- unity endeavours, most recently the new Scugog Library. Richard Farrington: -a fairly new resident in Port Perry, but has been a member of the Metro Big Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINE ALL ADVERTISING: Monday 12 Noon heart. = P.0. BOX 1153, PORT PERRY *CREATIVE WORDS* Religion should unite all hearts and cause wars and disputes to vanish from the face of the earth, give birth to spirituality and bring life and light to each Brothers prior to coming to Port Perry. Ken Hudson: is a member of our Durham Regional Police Force and has very willingly agreed to act as a consultant not only to our" Screening and Matching committee but to The North Durham organization in general. George Zenglein: has been on the Screening and Matching committee before and as Past-President brings a great deal of knowledge. The Screening and Match- ing committee has been meeting since early summer and they now find a need for Big Brothers in both the Uxbridge and Port Perry area. There a number of boys 9 to 13 years old with a variety of interests which would appeal to any poten- tial Big Brother. Men seeking personal satisfaction that can spare. approximately 4 hours a' week being a Big Brother, please contact Joan Bridge at 985-3733 or 985-7856; Harry Hudson at 852-7770 or 852- 314. - ' THE BAHA'I WRITINGS Beat the High Cost of FURNACE MAINTENANCE Any residential oil or natural gas furnace cleaned & serviced $20. plus parts 4 SEASON HEATING *Qualified Serviceman® *Guaranteed Work® & AIR CONDITIONING 985-2530) Ki STOUFFVILLE BAKERY *Specials This Week * -- Ven -- eS $C --%. "S$ 'Homemade White Sliced Bread BUY 4 - GET ONE FREE! All Crusty Rolls . . | Raisin Bread . ... IceCream....... cen... 2/$1.79 RK doz. $1.09 ce.. 2litre $1.99 A ; J PORT PERRY PLAZA - Hwy. 7A - 985-2412 "Country Village Baking" 4 KO KiKi m-- es 1] cere ¥] Yeu bs After eight weeks of rain, Saturday, July 3, 1982, dawned clear and rain-free. Just in time for the marriage of Ellen Diane Buller and Gordon Bruce Spence. Reverend Clarke offic- iated at the double ring cere- mony held at Parkwood Estates in Oshawa. Lea Dowson was soloist and was accompanied on guitar by Trisha Fewer, both friends of the bride. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Buller, R.R 2 Port Perry. The groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Spence, Greenbank. Given in marriage by her Father, and Grandfather, Mr. Alvin Malott, the bride walked down the aisle wearing a chapel length gown of sable chiffon. The: bodice and sleeves were accented with chantilly lace and the neckline was Queen Anne type. To complete the look a matching finger-tip veil was worn. The bride carried a cascade of daisies. Alison McNab of Port Perry, friend of the bride was maid-of-honour. Brides- maids were Miss Angela Fielding, Whitby; Miss Lynn O'Reilly, Port Perry; and Miss Lee Howsam, Toronto. The attendants wore mauve handkerchief cut dresses and carried daisies and nosegays. Mr. Terry Till, Uxbridge, was best man. Ushers were Mr: Robert Baird, Sunder- land; Mr. Richard Buller, Port Perry, and Mr. Lindsay Howsam, Seagrave. HELEN M. OTTENBRITE, oc is pleased to announce REVA J. BATHIE, oc -- Doctor of Chiropractic -- Is now associated in the practice of Chiropractic with HELEN M. OTTENBRITE & ASSOCIATES 108 WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY, ONTARIO uller-Spence The groom and his atten- dants wore pearl gray tuxedos. Following the ceremony, a reception and dance was held at Port Perry Town Hall 1873. Madame of Ceremonies was Chris Rollo. Out of town guests were from Windsor, Tilbury, Van- couver B.C., Toronto, Oshawa, Ridgetown, Ux- bridge, Seagrave, Sunder- land and Woodville. The happy couple honey- mooned in the Niagara area before taking up residence at R.R. 3, Uxbridge. Prior to her marriage, the bride was entertained by several showers. The maid of honour and bridesmaids held a shower at Alison McNab's home in Port Perry; Mrs. Kim Coates held a neighbourhood shower in her home at R.R. 2 Port Perry. The groom's sister, Nancy Spence and sister-in- law, Lynne Spence held a family shower in Miss- issauga. The bride's aunt, Jill Meredith held yet another shower in Belgrave. Terry Till assisted by the ushers arranged a stag party for the groom at the Port Perry Scout Hall. Latest books at Scugog Library New books arriving at the Scugog Memorial Library are as follows: How to Pick up a Man - D. Hanson; The Yip Recipes: Steam Cooking - Lin Yip; Zemindar - V. Fitzgerald; Five O'Clock Comes Early - B. Welch; Keeping It on the Road - W. Moore; Red Rose of Anjou - J. Plaidy; What The Bible Really Says - M. Howson; With Intent to Kill - H. Pentecost; The Murder of Napoleon - B. Weider; Woman's Day Crochet Show- + ~gase; Crime Wave: World's Winning Crime Stories; The Queen Mother Herself - H. Cathcart (large print); Letters from Amelia 1901- 1937 - A. Earhart; Genevieve and Alexander - M. Franco. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday August 31, 1982 -- 23 How to make Farm income is steadily declining but new approa- ches to agriculture may reverse this trend for some of eastern Ontario's farmers. Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology has organized a seminar for Sat. October 16, entitle, "How to Make Money on The Small Farm' and hopes that small farmers may be encouraged to make their operations more profitable. There are many commo- dities in eastern Ontario which do not require a large landbase. The seminar will focus on some of these to show farmers the economic realities as well as the advantages of disadvantages of each commodity. This is not pie-in-the-sky dreaming; each speaker will be curr- ently involved in the produc- tion of the food or commodity under discussion. There will also be ample time available to closely question speakers to get a full appreciation of the production systems cash on the farm A few of the commodies include: greenhouse veg- etables, herbs, raspberries, strawberries, intensive animal husbandry, and market gardening. There will also be other speakers who will join in to share their innovative ways of achieving small farm success. If a farmer is looking for an alternative income, or wants to explore commodies requiring only a few acres, a day spent talking to those engaged in that commodity production is well spent. Hobby or part-time farmers may find the ideas they need to make their operation self supporting. An idea from our successful, innovative, small acreage farmers could be the key to economic success for some of eastern Ontario's small farms. For further information, please call Phyllis Brown at 613-258-3411 ext. 251 or write Continuing Education, Kemptville College of Agri- involved in small farm cultural Technology, success. Kemptville, Ont. K0oG 1Jo. ul HUHNE DEEGAN ! = Denture Therapy Clinic : | 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY | 3 -- OPEN -- - £ BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! = E Tuesday & Jus PLEASECALL: = = Evenings - 6:30 P.M. : = & Saturdays. 985-2916 E ETT LL rr VISIT featuring ... 1/2 Mile East of the 4 Corners in Caesarea THE WINDOW BOX CRAFT SHOPPE Quilts - Baby items - Pine Accessories ... and many more! 4 5 ELT GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 15 - 2 & 3 Year Annual ALAN J. RISEN :....; LAW OFFICES OF RISEN & ESPEY LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C - 57 Simcoe St. S. OSHAWA -571-3942 (AFTER HOURS: 985-9012) Preferred Area of Practice: -- CRIMINAL LAW -- ETT TTT TTT LC = ETT en SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 30 to 364 Days Rates subject to Change without Notice. STANDARD TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. 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