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AS 3 NUNES Ds PEIN (FEAL wv. | RI FF ULSVELY A, 14 . "PORT PERRY STAR -- = ry May 2nd, 1968 Susanne MacMaster Wed To D. Gordon Werner St. John's Presbyterian Church was decorated with white and mauve chrysanthe- mums for the candlelight ceremony as Susanne Marie MacMaster, Port Perry and D. Gordon Werner, Kedron, were united in 'marriage by Rev. Wm. Black, Friday even- ing, March 15th, 1968. Given in marriage by her "father, the bride chose a sheath gown of white ribbon lace, a trailing bow edged in lace trimmed the bodice front. Lace also edged the headpiece and floor length veil designed to match the dress." The long lily-pointed sleeves added a touch of tradition. She carried a cas- cade of white roses and. ste- phanotis accented by purple violets. The maid of honour was Miss Barbara Holtby. Misses Mary Lynne MacMaster, Betty Jayne MacMaster, and Miss Beth Werner were bridesmaids. The flower girl was Miss Carol Anne Werner. All were gowned alike in floor length gowns of mauve peau de creme. They SA nosegays - purple violets and wore hi) ching headpieces. 'Mr. Earl Werner acted as best man for his brother. The ushers were Mr. Paul Wills, Mr. Larry Shank and Mr. 'Bob Witzel. -- | The soloist was Mr. George |- Wright of Peterborough, Ont. He was accompanied by Mrs. Susan Wills at the organ. The reception was held in the Church parlor. The bride's mother received wearing a dress of pink lace with matching coat and ac- cessories and a white gar- denia corsage. The groom's mother assisted wearing a green flowered silk dress with green accessories -and a veorsage of 'white carna- tions. For a honeymoon to Wash- ington, D.C., the bride chose a dress of white wool, with. matching white & navy plaid coat, navy accessories and a green orchid corsage. The newlywed couple will reside in Don Mills, Ont. 2Z. 13 Hunt Deaths During'67 Season Thirteen sportsmen were killed and 99 were injured while hunting in Ontario during 1967 the department of lands and forests' accident control section reports. Most of the "fatalities occurred during October and Novem: ber at the height of the fall JZ hunting season, - Twenty-eight per cent of | the shooters were between 15] 7 and 19 years of age and .22 rim-fire rifles caused 40%, of the accidents with shotguns 39%) running a close sec- ond. Rabbit - was the quarry in 27 cases. Deer and moose accounted for only 11 cases and 10 respectively. In 459, of the cases the victim was hidden by dense cover. Sixteen per cent of the victims were out of sight of the shooter. NSTHRT BYERS Port Perry Council News Minutes of a regular meet- ing of Council of the Village of Pbrt Perry held in the Municipal Office on Tuesday, April 23rd. : Peter Crawford, Town Fore- man was present to discuss with Council the water main and hydrants for Prince Albert. . Council decided to proceed with the water main and make all speed possible since an inspector . would have to be paid to see that the water main was layed according .to the County specifications. Edward Oyler Reeve of Reach. Township was present and he sfated that they would like three hydrants-- one at Doupe's store, one at the V across from the ceme- tery gate and the third one at the new school. Mr. Crawford reported that the ditch is caving" in on Kellett Street and requires some attention along the shoulder of the road. It was left for Councillors Kenny & Orde to investigate this situ- ation. Mrs. M. proached Council Sweetman as ap- she wished to talk about taxi meters in taxi cabs. She stated that most places pass-a-by-law requiring taxi meters and setting rates, then the by-law Enforcement Officer or Police are respon- sible for enforcing the by- law. The Clerk was instructed to check on the Village by: law and also on other places to see how they operate taxi's. Mr. G. Sweetman was pre- sent 'at the Council Meeting and he stated that he would like to discuss the parking situation at the Lake teont with---the-parks- committee. --/|=: It was felt by Council that. some revenue should be ob- tained from the park to help pay the overhead and so it was decided that Queen St. Mary Street, Casimir Street, and Shanley Street from Water to the Lake should be closed. It was decided that this matter be brought to the attention of the Village Solicitor again, and so the following resolution was passed. That the town soli- citor be requested to close off Queen Street, Mary, St., Casimir St., and Shanley St. from Water Street to the Lake. Action on this matter is requested within 2 weeks. RC Men's League | Elect 68 Officers 'The regular membership meeting of the Catholic Men's League was held Sun: day, April 28th, 1968, with eighteen members present. Purpose of the meeting was to discuss the progress of the new church and the | election of a new executive. The new executive are as follows: Past .Chairman--Bill Harper President--Rev, Adrian Lee Chairman--John Franssen Vice Chairman--Leo Taylor Secretary---Jan Franssen Treasurer--Dick McAllister Board Members--Joe O'Reilly Jim Waters, Walter Albers - -Art Vandervoort, Ted Kroes, Bill Peters and Bill Francis. ~house, furthest projection of The following Statement of Accounts was authorized for payment: H 4 ogi 12,318.90) Gen. Depart. i Street Maint. .. 707,16, Truck & Tractor 53.17 Property & Parks 86.28 * Relief Depart. .... 268.10 Water. Depart. .... 5,028.21 Carried. $18,461.82 Building Permits were is- sued to: Mr, S. Hatschinski, pt. lot 95, 96, Perry St., tool shed; Mr. P. Salter, Lot 88, Caleb and Clark, rebuild pre- sent porch; Mr. Emedi, pt. lot 184 Scugog Street, new garage must be 4 feet from property line. Mr. E. Grif. fen, Lot 38, Water Street, temporary office. All per- mits subject to Village by- laws where applicable. _ Letter from Mr. W. A.| Twelvetrees, dated April 16, 1968. Re Watermain, Cty, Road #1A, Prince Albert. "King Paving and Materi- als Limited have indicated that they will be returning to Prince Albert to conclude the construction on County Road 1A in May. It would greatly facilitate the.-trim- ming operations if the Vill- age could have the water- main work concluded prior to the return of King Paving : tothe site. = Will you vie vile us prior to commencement of the work so that we can ar- range for the necessary in- spection. The Clerk was instructed} | to contact Mr. Twelvetrees and advise 'that the Village of Port Perry and the Twp. of Reach do: not feel that it ; i is necessary for a full time Inspector and would: appre- ciate the holding of expen- ses as 1ow: as possible. i ° ] ! eo ] Married In United Church . Miss Maria Johanna de Haan recently became the bride of Mr. Phil Orde. The ceremony was held in Port Perry United. Church. Mr. John Orde acted as groomsman for his brother and Mrs. Bill Baker was the 'Matron of Honour. ATTENTION FARMERS! 1 SA V E ..wny pay more ~~ On Premium Quality * GASOLINE -- DIESEL and MOTOR OILS Farm Tanks and Pumps Available = Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District D X Oo CALL COLLECT 668 - 3341 CORNTROL 852 OIL and your IMPERIAL (Esse) AGENT aR CORNTROL 862 OIL saves time... frustration and money--and your nearby ESSO Agent has it. 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