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" McKean-Treleaven A pretty wedding took place in Greenbank United Church, July 16th, 1978. Rev. John Roundell joined in marriage Sally Anne Tre- leaven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean, Green- bank and Bert Alexander Bishop, son of Mr. and Mrs. - William Bishop of Agincourt. Mr. Norman Watson presided over the organ. Given in marriage by Don and Helen McKean, the bride wqre a gown of white chiffon. The attendants were Penny Fitzgerald, sister of the bride and Mr. Doug Bishop, brother of the groom. The guests enjoyed a Buffet Supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean. Guests were from Mid- land, Port McNicoll, Osh- awa, Whitby, Don Mills, Wil- lowdale and Mississauga. After a honeymoon in Algonquin Park, Sally and Bert are now residing in Agincourt. Blackstock Fair Continued addition to the Fair. In the meeting room of the Recre- ational Centre this year the following artists will be demonstrating: Mary Lou Carnahan - pine cone craft; Clara Nesbitt - crochet artic- les; Lawrie Davie - wood carving; Mrs. Audrey Wright - floor mats, and Edda Bowman - 3D decoupage. When it gets close to 5:00, the Champion Cake will be auctioned to the highest bid- der. Several entries of baked goods to the fair will be sold by their owners in the Recre- ational Centre at the close of the day. Many people too tired to cook will head to the United Church for the Pork Barbeque. The evening' dance begins at 9:00, open to all ages. The 'Black Magic' will do another dance perfor- mance and foot stomping music will be provided by 4 ot co-operation. \_ Port Perry INDUSTRIAL MULTIPLES 20,000 Square Feet Available Soon! All Space Planned on 2,500 Square Foot Increments. Your local council and industrial representa- tives want light industry in the Port Perry area. Potential clients are therefore assured of every INDUSTRY MEANS JOBS - ~ AND A STRONGER TAX BASE! Call the Industrial Division of W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LTD. FRANK We want to show you the CARLAN INDUSTRIAL PARK - PHASE | Call: Stewart McTavish, Al Casey, Gord Hanna, Fred Williams or Joe Bosco. : -of 376 Lilla Street, Malcolm-Sweetman The marriage of Jennifer Elaine Sweetman of Port Perry to James Neil Mal- colm of RR2, Blackstock, took place Saturday, June 10th, 1978, in Port Perry United Church, ltev. Robert Brawn was the officiating clergyman. The bride=is the daughter of Keith and Jean Sweetman Perry. The bridegroom is the son of Neil and Norene Malcolm of RR2, Blackstock. Given in marriage by her father, gown of Chantilly lace with flowing cathedral train. A flounce of silk organza trimmed the low neckline, sleeves and skirt. The flounce was interfaced with pale yellow satin ribbon and rosettes. A bridal hat was worn to match the wedding Rick Johnston's Band. If you have entries for the Blackstock Fair, get them in to the Secretary, Joyce Kelly, as soon as possible. Phone 986-4257, for an entry . form, the deadline for many classes is Saturday, August __ 19th. See you all at the fair. Port the bride wore a gown. A 'fan with yellow rosebuds was carried. Valerie Sweetman of Port - Perry, sister of the bride, was maid-of-honour. Bridesmaids were Mary Lou Malcolm and Joy Mal- colm, both of Blackstock, Kelly St. John of Pert Perry and Debbie Walsh of Port Perry. Dave Horton of Blackstock acted as best man. Ushers were Doug Cook of Milton, Gordon Malcolm of Blackstock, Ken Sweetman of Port Perry and Tom Olsen "of Prince Albert. The reception was held at the Catholic Hall in Port Perry. A short honeymoon was spent in New York State, Niagara Falls and points of interest locally. The newly- weds are residing at RR2, Blackstock. RUBBER STAMPS fast delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR -- DONT MISS PETERBOROUGH LUMBER'S lh gto \ Wednesday, August 16, 1978 -- 23; P RUCKLOAD" URCHASE OF 1ST. ¢ 0 1, = T v, - - 0000 vinylglide PATIO DOORS | Opportunities like this don't come along every day. Thanks to a special truck- load purchase you can, for three days only, save over $80.00. One size avail- able at this outstanding price (6'-0"' x 6'-8"'). Doors are constructed of kiln- dried lumber, with fibre glass screening - and tempered safety glass. Units come complete with adjustable steel rollers. Shop early -- these will not last! J DAYS ONLY! FRI. AUG.18 SAT.AUG.19 MON.AUG.21 = : 00 EK > QUALITY \ * NOTE: TRUCK WILL BE LOCATED AT OUR PETERBOROUGH STORE ONLY. HOWEVER ORDERS WILL BE TAKEN AT ALL YARDS. PETERBOROUGH LUMBER BUILDING CENTRE HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY 985-7334 \ 5 AR ARERR TAA crwyw LY eas, a Be a aN ae a Fl / . a an ead onde pe re G2 ~ oa ¥ i Col a, TRY et Ae 0 er Za A J Ee oi ws PR ane fo Ce ~ 24s a oy » Sr ye vd Pa . =P - 45 . - "y