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Ee: REALS x 20 oo v1 3:3 eH a of wd a on wd iated, assisted by the Rev. E. "the bride wore a full length > = = a Septic Tanks dda Xu) 14 - PORT PERRY STAR aaa het SURE JIE Sai) FeRAM A A | A sate VF \ Ts Sh) IIE » EAE gr CVE NRE LI a ) \ TAR A 1 3 if 3 LO rs Ry ¢ i) " KEVERS Ph FR WER 210 ad & Be fad #1500 AY 3 ae RUN NE 3 ~ Thursday, July 10, 1969 Couple Wed Honeymoon A candlelight ceremony in St. Peter's Anglican Church, Carlton Street, Toronto united Miss Muriel New and Mr. John Hopper in marriage on June 7th at = 6 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mabel New and the bride- groom is the son of Mrs. Elsie Hopper all of Toronto. The Rev. J.E. Harvey offic- W. Fuller of Sudbury. Mrs. E. White was soloist accomp- anied by Mr. Newson at the organ. Given in_marriage by Mr. Herbert Buckland of Port Perry, friend of the family, gown of white lagoda crepe accented with French lace. Her headdressof whiterosettes and lily-of-the-valley, held the shoulder lefigth veil of illusion tulle. She carried a white biple with white and mauve orchjd and stephanotis. Miss Evelyn Hay was Mai of Honour and Miss Esme Fuller, godddughter of th bride was fl wer girl. Th were attired in Tloor length dresses of Lilac and pink Peau de Poiret, Italian import. They wore flowers in their hair and carried- matching cascades of roses and Mums. Mr. Chris Baldwin Sr. was best man with Dr. Charles In Toronto In Bermuda win Jr. acting as ushers. The reception was held in the Parish Hall, catered by the A.C.W. For the honeymoon io to Bermuda, the bride chose a pink dress and coat ens- emble, black accessories and white orchid corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Hopper will reside in Toronto. Nurse Sponsored By Health Unit The Board of Health of the Ontario County Health Unit] decided last week to sponsor Mrs. Catherine Acton for the Public Health Nursing course at the University of Toronto. Dr. C.M. Huffman, MOH, reported five members of the staff had tendered their resig- nations and that five nurses and a dental hygienist had been secured to fill the vacan- cies. Approval was given for the purchase of equipment for'the health unit offices in Beaver- ton, Uxbridge, Rickering and Whitby. Chaffey and Mr. Chris Bald- BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL HOMES WANTED AMBER REALESTATE LTD AT 985-7373 DIRECTORY HONDA - SUZUKI SALES and SERVICE PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SUPPLIES - SERVICE ALL MAKES FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do It The Co-Operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc. snownonms sevice | ETHEL NOTTINGHAM " R. WHITAKER MYRTLE Phone 985-2276 655-4832 DUFF | For Income ELECTRONICS Tax ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE ~ Phone 985-7993 or 985-2728 & Bookkeeping Services see "ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2, Post Office Building 'Phone 985-7031 Specializing in business and farm operations. PORT PERRY Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED ARMSTRONG EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985-7306 PORT PERRY Port Perry -- 985-2226 6G. McPhaden Insurance 985-2341 --Lee's- - ° Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sales and Service Commercial, Industrial' and Domestic Repairs to all makes. Call Oshawa 728-0321 Earl Wallace ROOFING Asphalt SHINGLES, ROLLED ROOFING, STEEL and ALUMINUM ROOFING EAVESTROUGHING We will contract for all kinds of roof work. Fralick Insurince Agency CO-OP AND FARMERS ) MUTUAL LIFE - AUTO - HOME PROTECTION "Here's how to get there" explains Sergeant Carlo Klemm, 215 Arnold Street, Belle Ewart, Ontario, as he goes over a map with fellow members of the Queen's York Rangers; left, Trooper Gordon Spencer, Box 818, Stouffville, Ontario and right, Trooper Bob Brooks, Port Perry, Cntario. The Queen's York Rangers are one of 28 units sending over 1600 militiamen to Mobile Command Reserve summer camp this week at CFB Petawawa. Dowson's Red and White Food Market was awarded the contract in Port Perry and will be catering to the students at the local high school cafeteria and Miss Bessie Brogan of Beaverton will serve food at Cannington cafeteria. Cafeterias at Yort Perry |. and Cannington high schools will remain in the hands of those in Oshawa, Whitby, Pickering and Uxbridge go to two large professional organiz- ations. - The Ontario County Board of Education also agreed to ask the home economics teachers assist® in maintaining quality local caterers next year while | han in the schools to] - Dowson's Red And White = ier Catering Contract in the cafeterias by making periodic checks and reporting deficiencies. . Mrs. Sheila Vierin, chair- man of the special commit- tee dealing . with cafeteria service, said that Tony's Refreshment Service of Osh- awa got the five cafererias in Oshawa. The Beaver service will dle the three cafeterias in Pickering and the one in Uxbridge;it will also probably handle Whitby 's two cafeterias |as 'Mrs. Marietta Kadwell of Whitby made her tender condi- tional on getting the three Pickering schools as well. Mrs. Vierin said' that use of a local caterer where you'll lead a longer life. signal. ing with and no one elses. Phone 985-7447 -- SAFETY -- _-y ELAINE JACKSON, R.H. Cornish Public School-- If you should own a bicycle you should obey the "safety. rules and not try to be a smarty and ride your bicycle with no hands down main street. Remémber saf- ety is for .you so follow the rules carefully and If you happen to ride at night have your bicycle well equipped with the necessary lights and tapes. Don't even ride at night with no lights on your bicycle, it is a hazard for drivers as well as yourself. A vehicle coming at top speed can't see you and most likely won't be able to stop until he is upon you. Riding single file down the street is also important when riding with buddies. If five or six of you are stret- ched across the street, fast moving vehicles will try to stop and most likely the vehicle behind it will crash 'into the vehicle ahead and so on, causing a chain-reaction of cars and trucks to crash and bang into one another and it | would be all your fault. So play it safe and ride single' file down the street and then there will be no more accidents that-are your fault; oa Riding on the right side of the street is important because you can see the cars and they can see you, See that your bicycle is in "top condition. Have excellent brakes, well inflated tires, good steering, a chain guard and handlegrips. Riding down the street as fast as you can go and discovering you have no brakes when you go to put them on is very dangerous. Knowing"your hand signals isa mus turning into 'a street make sure yo These are but a few of the safety rules that are written here. Follow them carefully. If you feel that you don't' need them and won't use them, it' s your life you're play- safety rules you will lead 'a safer and happier life. : . "When you are give the right So if you will follow these possible counted just as strongly as price in awarding the tenders; this will enable the board to evaluate the service of ag any firms as possible, and set "suitable standards for next year. The cafeteria prices will vary from one schodl to another, but Mrs. Vierin said that prices for basic items will be almost the same throughout the county. The caterers are required to oper- ate without subsidy, and any Obituary GEORGE BRATLEY On Sunday, June 23rd, Mr, George Bratley - of Scugeg Island passed away in Port Perry Community Hospital, Mr. Bratley had been in failing health for almost five years. He was a son of the late Frank and Margaret Bratley. Born at Whitby, Ontario, Mr. Bratlev was as a young man a member of the Armed Forces in World War I. He.. was a member of the Inde- pendent Order of Foresters Lodge. Mr. . Bratley married the late Vera Black of; Scugog 1923. He moved to Scugog | Island.in-1927- to-farm onthe------%" Island. Surviving are his daughter Margaret Warren, four grand- children Slute) of Oshawa, Darlene (Mrs. Jack Edgar)' Scugog, Ray and Leon at home, and four great grandchildren Jack- ie, Tracy and Kim. Also surv- iving ~ is. one brother - Herb | Bratley of Whitby, Ontario. He was predeceased by one sister, Ethel Byers and two ~ brothers Stewart of Bowman- ville and Scotia. + Funeral services were held _|at the Panabaker, McDermott Chapel at Port Perry, June 25, 1969 and conducted by Rev. Teskey of Grace United Church. Pallbearers were Fred Jack- "Jack Burnham, Ceecil-~ son, Smith, Robert Taylor, Murray McLaren and Len Hance. : profit beyond-a specified per- centage or a management fee reverts to the board. Several of the schools re- ed equipment to bring them up to the county standard, "and the board approved pur- chases totalling $3,100 in six quire items of new or enlarg-| BUY -- SFLL REALESTATE LID -AEALTOR 985-7373 schools for this purpose. 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