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Electrkal demand coninues to increase The provïnce's electrical eniergy demand rose to 7.146,- 971,000 klowatt-hours during July, 4.8 per cenit greater than the corresponding total for Julyý, 1976. Primary peak demand rea- ched 12,995,000 kilowatts at 12:15 p.m. Friday, July 15. More thian 31 per cent of enerigy genierated and pur- chasedj during th-e month came from water-powered stations. Nulear power pro- vided 28.4 per cent, coal, 20.2 per cent, gas 5.7 per cent,.oil, .9 per cent, and purchases, the remainder. Ontario Hydro's export of interruptible power to the United States reached an ail-timne high Of 2,650,000 kilowatts for a thiree hour period starting 'at 4 p.m. Restoring Iawns Tujesday, July 1ý9. The following sudinmar shows the percentage Iaximum utlput tîaat H.y- dros 300,000 kilowatt and larger th ermal generating units wVere capable tof pro- ducing during July, 1977 and givesc asos for July, 1976. Mvodern and Antique NQRM FAULKNER Stoufevie 640-5691 EARL GAUSLIN Stouffvi lie 1640-3079 Orono United Church was the scene of a beautiful summer wedding on Saturday July 23, 1977 a t4:30 p.mï.w,,hen Rev. Basil Long solemnized the miarriage of Ruth Ellen Scot anid David Lewis Gray. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Scott an-d AMr. and Mrs. Kenned y Gray, ail o'f Oronio. The organlist, iMr. Douglas Dewell, accompanied the soloist, Mvrs. Stephen Coles , to the election of "If" by David Gates, as the bride came down t1he aisie. Given in marriagce by ber father, the bride wore a white formai polyester knit gown faskoned with a square neckline, and ful skirt compilte with train. Full length nylon sheer sleev- es complimiented the dress. Silver thread lace trimmed the neckline, bodire and GRAY - SCOTT WEDDING sleeves. A matching head- dress set with lace held her shoulder length veil. The bride carried a white Bible covered with a bouquet of white orchids, red roses, blue baby's bjreath and a cascade of ribbon. The Matron of Honour was Mrs. John Aluin, Newcastle, sister of thie bride, Mrs. Kent Farroro of VWeston, Miss Pamnela Marinich of Sault Ste. Marie, MV,ý. Stan Barber of Orono and Miss Càrol Sey- nmour of Hamilton were the bridesmaids. Ail wore matching formai gowns with attached capes of pale blue floral shades high-- ighted with tints of purpie. They carried nosegays of white daisies, bue baby's breath and purpie statice. Best man was Mr. John Duvali of Orono. The ushers *were Mr. Harry DeJonge of Orono, Mr. Mlichael Carman of Orono, Mr. Randail Long- field of Brampton and Mr. Brian Grav of Pontypool. Receivin g the guests at the reception held at thie Tyrone' Comm-llunity,, Centre, the bride's m-other wore a formai gown of bluie floral sheer over the apric ot knit. The groom 's mother assisted wearing a soft powder blu-e formai gown., The bride chose a brown velour jumpsuit and a compli- mentary jacket highiighted with the orchids and a single rose from bier bridai bouquet as bier going away outfit. The, happy couple travelled to Western Canada for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gray are now residing at 68 King St. E, Apt. 406, Bowmnanvilie. Orono Park busy Labor day Loud speakers, piped ina music, compeltitionis in horse Orono Fair DANCE Saturday, Sept. lthî 1977 Newcastle Commrunity Hall DiANE LEIGH writhi The Shades of Blue 9:00- 1:00 $1'.00 per couple, Tcesavailable a osKichenf shoe throwing, bag r acinig and other similar events were ail part of the Labour Day festivities down at the Orono Park oiin Monday. -Somne 700 picaicers crowded into the park from varlous church groups, as well as just people out to relaxwith their children on that last hoiday wveekend of 1977. During the summer the park bas been kept buýsy with ail kinds of events from barbeques to basebail games, to sunday picices and famaily reunions not to mention the well used tennis courts and Swimm.-ing pool. Durîniïg fte weekdays child- ren could go down and enjoy their favourite activties und- er tile supervision of Shirley Alfin, a park and playground supervisor. Late August is the best time to restore weak, patchy lawns, says D.B. MceNeill, Ontario Ministrv of Agricul- ture and Food horticulturist. "Cool faîl weather stimaul- ates grass growth, and seed- lings have time to establish roots before winter." Lawn deterioration eau be caused by poor soul, poor drainage, excessive. shade, weeds, pests, or improper maintenance. "'Poor lawns can berevital- ized withi adequate watering or by increased soul fertility." if lawns have few bare spots and topsoil is good, Mr. McNeill says, complete reseeding is unnecessary. Apply a good herbicide bef ore spreading seed. "To avoid waste, reseed only bare spots more than one foot square. Seed by miid- September with a good grass mixture such as creeping fescue and Kentucky blue- grass". Thin lawns require topdres- sing to provide a suitable seedbed. "Prepare lawns for comn- plete reseeding by remioving ail dead and cut vegetation. Apply a herbicide, such as paraquat, at four ounces per two gal-lons of water for 1000 square feet of lawn." This treatment burns off vegetation without leaving harmnful residue. When turf grass is dead, cultivate the' top two inches of soul, rake lawn surfaces and sow seed. e e e e e e s e e e e e e e. e e, e 0 1900e EVENUNG REGISTRATIONE DURHAME COLLEGE E EXTENSION COURSES IN OSHAWAu TUESDAY SEPT. 13 E THURSDAY SEPT. 15 E MONDAY SEPT. 19 E 6:30 9:00P. M.E REMIINDER I GO'îVERN MENT OFFICE OPENING You are cordial ly învited to attend the opening of the Durham East Conistituency Office, September 9, 1977 at 4 p.ml., 68 King Street East, Bowmanville, in'the new Veltri Comiplex, main f loor, north side. In order to provide additional service, Allan Lawrence, our federal M.P. for Northumberland Durham, will also, be available at this premise f0 cover local federal matters. 1 look forward f0 seeing you. Sincerely yours, Q Bowmranville Constituency Office. Sam Cureatz M.PP. - Phone 623-6663 Allan Lawrence M.P. - Phone 623-7761 I I