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+ 4 yo 8 evening "of tulle illussion, was - to a matching organza bow. She BIN sd x Fr TFL Fé » Fe} . : >i . ig i JF EE AR RE ' 3 . 3 ii . Fol, 5.0 AL VEY A 3'2.4-% x Married In Port Perry United 'STEVENS = BADOUR Baskets of pink and white {§ carnations decorated the Port Perry United Church, recently for the double ring ceremony of Elizabeth Jane daughter of -Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Badour, of R.R. #4 Port Perry and Walter John Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. T, Stevens, Manchester, Ontario, Rev. A. Rice officiated at the ceremony and Mrs, Donald Forder was the organist. Given in marriage by her fa- "ther, the -bride wore a long gown of white organza over taf- feta, featuring appliqued flow- ers on the full sleeves and cir- cling the neck and waistline, The long bow,at back wags also embroidered with appliqued flowers. A shoulder le ength veil gathered carried a boquet of pink roses, white carnations and stephan- otis, Mrs. Carl Grass was her sis- ter's matron of honour and wore a floor length printed silk sheath, with flowing overdress of pink organza. She carried a bouquet of deep pink carnations and broad fern. Mr. John Wil- -liams, Port Perry was best man, a he ushers were Mr. Carl Grass Fof- Oshawa and Mr, James Ste- vens, Toronto. The reception was held at the Hotel Genosha, the bride's mother received in a dress of beige English lace with matching beige accessor ies. The groom's mother as- sisted in a dress of blue lace with matching white accessor- ies, The couple left on a trip to Lake Placid, the bride wear- ing a rose suit with white ac- cessories and orchid corsage. They will be residing in Osh- awa, Guests at the wedding were present from Toronto, Oshawa, Port Perry, Hampton, Myrtle, Islington and New Jersey. * * * Entertaining for the bride prior to her marriage was Mrs. John Badour at a miscellaneous shower: at her home in Oshawa, She was assisted by Mrs. Don- ald Badour, Hampton, Mrs, Keith Ross, Oshawa and Mrs, Carl Grass. The bride's mother entertain- ed at a luncheon for the friends of the bride, at her home in Port Perry, Manchester friends ard reli | bours gathered at.the home of | Cancer Campaign Highly Successful , The 1966, Campaign has in- deed been a successful one. Re- sidents of Port Perry, Reach, Scugog and Cartwright may well be proud of this year's attainment -- our objective of $2800,00 was reached -- we all know more and more money is needed to keep the vital work of Re-search, Education and Service moving forward, Many factors comutribute to a successful venture such as this --it is the result of team effort, on the part of a great many de- dicated people Almost 100 vol- unteers have worked hard to meet the quota, endeavouring to canvass every home in the above mentioned area, The funds are all in now, and we are pleased to announce the re- 'sults. Port Perry veennn$1,67.27 Reach Twp, ... w.. 863.30 Scugog Twp. ..ceveenee. 179.00 Cartwright Twp. . ree 352. 25 'In Memoriam ............ 548.18 Total ......ovvvveee, $3,010.00 "The Campaign Chairman would like to thank all Captains and Canvassers, who went all out in this effort--the citizens (throughout the canvass area who gave so willingly--the Or= ganizations for their generous contributions -- and a special word of appreciation to the Port Perry Star for excellent cover- age--the Branch Executive for co-operation the splendid Panel arranged by our Branch President Mrs. M.:B. Dymond, and St. John's Church for use of their hall--the ladies from Oshawa who presented the Cancer films through the in- and the church ministers for announcing these important events, Mrs# Mabel Cawker, - Campaign Chairman, for a miscellaneous shower, The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Hugh Strong and her daughters. Mrs. D. Kewin, Oshawa, en- tertained friends and relatives for a kitchen and linen shower at her home in Oshawa, Miss Susan Rpach, Manches-| ter held a cup dnd saucer show- er for the bride. Former school "friends attended. "Co workers" from General Motors presented the groom with a wallet and sum of money, A $08 na AY ELETRE CLI BS SEAT TRY R ' . . vie . a | RAR A terest of Mrs. G. MeDermott-- | Mrs. Fred Christie, Manchester | SRLS ERR Lat a ali .- | PORT PERRY STAR, L Bld H BN Thursday, July 7, 1966-13 TO BE MARRIED SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick of Scugog Island are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Dianne Louise to Mr. John George Cairns, son of Mr, and Mrs, James Cairns of Scarborough, Ontario. @ Wedding to take place at Scugog Grace United Church on bili July 9th, 1966. entry attended the fifth annual Willowdale Midget tournament on July 1st and although drop- ping both games came up with some good ball, In the first game the Lumber Boys met Chatham and came out on the bottom end.of a 4 to 1 ball game. Rick Beare pitch- ed 5 and one-third innings with Reg. Manns taking over for the balance of the seven innings. Port "dropped behind in the second, were behind three to no- thing in the fifth when they got their lone run; which Cha- than got back in the sixth. The difference in the game was men on base as Port left the bases loaded on two occa- sions and were outhit 8 to 5. In the second game Alder- wood was the opposition and they came out on top 5 to 3. Reg. Manns went all the way for Port as he got off to a bad start giving up two runs in the first inning. Pete Beare got drive to left field which the fielder had trouble with and he 'scampered" around the bases. Hits by Smith, Wannamaker & Stephens gave Port Perry the lead 3 to 2. one back when he hit a solid. Ballard Lumber Midgets Play In Willowdale Tourn. Port Perry' s Midget 0.A. S.A. up the game on a Home Run. In the fifth with two out an infield error then a well hit ball to centre field gave Alderwood five to three game. These boys have no league to play in this year and had only two games played before attend- experience gained at Willow- up before O.A.S.A. playoffs in August these boys will be tough to beat on any given day. Coach Gerry Hunter has a good ball team and with the help of Bill Harper and tha good sponsor Ballard Lumber; Port Perry has once again en- tered a fine Midget team. NOTE -- Winners of Second Booster Draw: Radio--T, Bourgeois, Oshawa Lawn Chair--Sandra Taylor, R.R. 3, Port Perry. I require lots of any size providing they meet local building regulations, Write HARRY O. PERRY, 16 Rossland Rd. E., Oshawa Pictured above are the golf enthusiasts who teok part in the "Fun Tournament" held on Sunday, June 26th at the Sunny. brae Golf Course, Prince Albert, Last vear about ninety took twenty-two part in the tournament but owing to the terrific 'heat only Twenty - Two Take Part In Fun Tournament At Sunnybrae Golf Course showed up this year, consisted of Jack Cook, Shaw, John Grieves and Marie Snooks. Marg. 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