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a 5 ine RG Eh m_-- di Wilson-Litt Joanne Wilson and Andrew Litt were united in marriage at Port Perry United Church on July 23, 1983. Reverend Stuart McEntyre offic- iated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wilson, the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Litt all of Port Perry. Attending the bride were Elaine Abraham as matron of honour and bridesmaids Margaret Litt and Christine Wilson. Neil McDermott was best man. Ushers were David and Paul Litt. The newlyweds will live in Oakville. > 2's b 4 SOF £S eal AAR THO 2 so ANAL et, x LAY (Rd shiyt Bilin ied Qui todd ld 35) gt Lol Ge) Port Perry United Church was the setting for the evening wedding of Judy Howsam to Ken Jeffrey, on July 15, 1983. The bride is the daughter of Bob and Norma Howsam and . the bridegroom is the son of Maurice and Audrey Jef- frey, all of Port Perry. The bride's attendants were her two sisters, Shelley Howsam of Lon- don, and Lee Howsam of Toronto. The groom's at- tendants were close friends, Dave Jackson and Wayne Taylor, both of Port Perry. Howsam-Jeffrey j ENE LLR Reverend Stuart McEntyre officiated the double ring ceremony. Mr. Glen Taylor was the organist, and Marion Rodway sand the solos "Perhaps Love" and "The Lord's Prayer." Family, friends and relatives gathered to help celebrate the occa- sion, at the dance in the Latcham Centre, follow- ing the ceremony. The newlyweds went to Fern Resort in Orillia for their honeymoon and are now residing at their new home in Port Perry. Fifth great grandchild Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith was their grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Micky Stolar of Burlington and their infant daughter Eliza- beth. This is the fifth great grandchild for the Smiths, Marie e and sister-in-law Katheleen Burley of Port Perry are on a tour of Austria and Switzerland. Scott Popert of Wawa, grandson of the late Nellie Popert was in .town visiting friends and also his sister, Dana who is staying in Port Perry and attending High School there. Several ladies from the village attended the Quilt and Craft display near Barrie this past week. On Thursday, the euchre players arrived at the community centre for the weekly card party. The winners for the evening- ladies Verna Smith, Jean Pogue, Emmie Cox. Men - Alvin Spencer, Carl Gimblett, Ross . Why not bring a Aa, and come on out. Euchre starts at 8 p.m. sharp Ralph Lyle of Bob- caygeon called on the Ben Smiths on his way through town. UCW members, please note that the regular meeting will be 'held on Tuesday night instead of Wed. in the church basement. Roll Call, bring a baby or childhood picture of yourself in an envelope. Do not put your name on it. Further details at meeting. The Durham Region Horseback Riding for the Handicapped Assoc- 'iation Rideathon will be held Saturday,sept. 24th at Hoskin Stables, Blackstock. This is a 25 kilometer Trail Ride. Trophies will be award- ed to the individual rider with highest earn- ings and to the group or stable with highest earnings. For further information, registra- tion, and pledge sheets contact Hoskin Stables. Purpose - to raise funds to cover the cost of riding lessons, special equipment and insurance for handi- capped riders. Congratulaions to Charlene Daigle who has been picked from 90 girls at the Whitby Youth Theatre to play Anne of 'Anne of Green Gables". Charlene has done several other parts in youth theatre. We will be looking forward to seeing this favourite story. On Sunday, Les and Grace Beacock accom- panied their son, Don and Marilyn of Sea- grave to visit their son Lee who Is a surgery patient= in Sick Children's Hospital. Sunday, Sept. 17th is the 117th Anniversary of Prince Albert Church. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. (Nursery and kindergarten care). Guest speaker - Dr. Robt. B. McClure, Missionary Doctor and former United Church Moderator. Lunch will be served after morning service. Evening Service of thanks and Praise at 7:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Please note morning service 11 a.m., not 11:30. For next weeks news, call Earlene Armstrong 985-7873. NDP to visit soon Marg Wilbur, 1981 NDP Candidate in Durham York, com- plimented the NDP caucus at Queens Park on its plans for the com- - ing months. An NDP task force on agriculture and another on energy and environment will be visiting the region in the next few months. Mrs. Wilbur said this showed the NDPs desire to hear what people of ridings such as Durham York are feeling about many issues. In her report on a re- cent gathering of the NDP Provincial Caucus and Executive she noted that there are many in- dications that the NDP is picking up votes from the Liberals particularly in this area. Mrs. Wilbur's com- ments were part of a meeting of the Durham York NDP held in Kes- wick, Wed. Sept. 14th. Members at the meeting also outlined plans for a fall campaign designed to look at how Liberal and Tory legislative policies have hurt this country. NDPers will be em- phasizing the many legislative firsts of the NDP both provincially and federally. Members noted that the four main issues are- medicare, pensions, job security and nuclear disarmament. They will show how Liberal and Conservative stands in these areas differ from those of the NDP. ey | Sr LOETNE DEAESASEL XRF AON SHH : ' oo . nr ' ' . : £50 & « a EERE a YEN. dled hi t+ A foi PRT leh ALAR, IAT ARO TWA LILY CA TAN FANS f | Biase Add] DLAI N '3 Yo ; e EL ANE Ni / Y h le on x ' rnd vila el IR al A p OJ Adie TE a 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1983 -- 33 Hello Seagrave, I'm new Seagrave and Area News by Liz Smith What a great way for a new correspondent to start: I'd like to thank all those who phoned or dropped in news to me, including my fellow "writers". 1 hope we continue to get such marvellous co- operation. Here are some items that should have been in last weeks news, but got bumped due to lack of space. The Durham Region Horseback riding for the Handicapped Associ- ation Ridethon will be held Saturday, Sept. 24, 1983 at Hoskin Stables in Blackstock. Trophies will be awarded to the individual rider with the highest earnings and to the group or stable with the highest earnings. All riders will receive crests. Experienced riders with their own horses are being sought. The Ridethon raises funds to pay for riding lessons, equipment and insurance for handi- capped riders. For information please con- tact Hoskin Stables 985- 5558, Sandra Morton - 728-6930 or John Burr 576-2892. 4-H is starting a new session soon and girls and boys 12 years old before July 31st this year are invited to contact the Seagrave area leaders - Carol Penny - 705-786-2653 and Gwen Luke - 985-9206. You certainly don't have to live on a farm to enjoy 4-H. After a bit of a shaky start, the Seagrave Greenbank bus route, and it's new driver Julia, has swung into full gear! If there are any concerns about this or any other area route, please call Patty Will- iams 985-2453, and she'll see what can be done. Not all children can enjoy the convenience of door to door pickup and delivery, but they should be loaded and unloaded safely. Each School Advisory Committee (S.A.C.) will be choosing a repres- entative to act as a liason between parents and transportation officials. Parents should be informed by the school of who to contact with their concerns re- garding travel to and from school. Congratulations to Kelly and Allison Lee who are the proud new ts of a "not so little" boy. Eric David - 10 1bs 6 0zs. - was born at Oshawa General Hospital on Wednesday, Sept. 7th. Joan and Dave Lee are pretty pleased at being called Grandparents. Alison Boyle celebrat- ed her 8th birthday at MacDonald's fn Whitby last Saturday with a bevy of friends. From all reports a good time was had by all. Don and Marilyn Bea- cock celebrated their wedding anniversary recently. Hang in there for 16 more! Glad to see Bill Keene home from hospital again. Reserve next Sunday, September 25th, for Sea- grave United Church's 77th Anniversary at 11 A.M. The guest speaker will be the Reverend John M. Butler of Cen- tennial Rouge United Church in Scarborough. The senior choir have prepared special music. There will be no services at Pinedale and Greenbank for this special occasion. Don't forget to be collecting up all those . goodies for the Sea- grave UCW Rummage Sale. It will be held on Saturday, Oct. 1st at the church. There will also be "White Elephants" and a Bake Table. The Seagrave Con- gregation was proud to welcome back Mr. Laurence Evans as speaker this last Sun- day. He gave an interesting message on "Missions"'. He also accompanied Amy Lynn Wanamaker to the Birthday Box, but didn't reveal when his birth- day had been. The Dancercize class sponsored by the Good Neighbours Group will be panting and puffing in the Sunday School room of the Church starting this Wednesday night, Sept. 21st at 8:15 p.m. If you are still interested in joining us, call Martha Volman at 985-2473 or show up Wednesday night. The first meeting for the season of the Mar- iposa Ladies Group was hosted last week by Jan Addison. Maureen Salkeld spoke on "Deal- ing with Stress', an interesting topic that was enjoyed by all. The group would like to extend a warm welcome to all new members who joined that night. This column will keep you informed of future meetings. The Greenbank Sea- grave Group Committee open meeting will be held tonight, Tuesday at 7:30 at the Seagrave United Church. We hope all parents with children involved in our local groups will attend. The beaver meeting night has been changed for this week only. They are holding a joint meeting with the Cubs on Wednesday, Sept. 21st at 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. New boys aged 5-8 are welcome to this and any other meetings, reg- ularily held on Thurs- day nights at 6:20. For information please call Deirdre Obey at 985- 8321. Dorothy and Gloria really appreciated the BBQ the Parks Board hosted in their honour. The plaques and many cards they received will be treasured, and it have them a chance to say goodbye to all the friends they have made. The Deckets hosted a - dinner for Dorothy and Gloria on Saturday night and they enjoyed the evening with the Jefferys and other good friends. Lisa and Mark Jansen brought pictures they had made for Dorothy and Gloria into the store last week and Gloria told me they would be treasured. So would all the memories and friends that have filled these last 8 years. They say they will miss us all and they appreciated all that has been done for them. I'm sure we will miss them, and we appreciate their con- tributions to the comm- unity. They also apologize for the inconvenience, but the store will be closed next Sunday, Sept. 25 for inventory. Registration for the Seagrave Play Group went so well last Wed- nesday, that Patty Will- iams would like to inform you that they are full up for this year. Lloyd Durward was kicked by a horse while helping brother Earl yesterday. He was taken to hospital in Bracebridge, but was able to drive home later. Earl has been making a very good showing at fairs in the area with his horses this summer - Congratulations! Donna Durward bought Lillian Smith some tickets on the quilt at the Sunderland Fair this last weekend - and the number came up. What a lucky gift. About 50 people show- ed up at Marion Dur- ward's on Saturday night to say goodbye before she moves from the farm. We're glad she isn't moving far. For Girls 9-12 years old, Guides will be starting Thursday, Sept. 29th from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Seagrave Church. Girls 6-9, registration for Brownies will be Tuesday, Sept. 27 - 6:30 p.m. - Seagrave Church. Gertie Wanamaker enjoyed a pleasant weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb from Haliburton. Patty Williams will be doing the news for next week, so please give her a call at 985-2453. It's free! by Adeline Wicks The Brooklin Hor- ticultural Society will hold its September Chrysanthemum and vegetable show at Fair- view Lodge on Dundas St. W., in Whitby. The date is Saturday, Sept. 24th, with public viewing from 2 to 4 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. No admission fee. On Wednesday, Sept.- 28th, the regular of the society will be held at8p.m. at the C.E. Hall, Brooklin United Church. A large plant auction will be held.