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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 25, 1979 Blackstock area news' From page 15 that a memorial plate for dedication of the playground be looked into regarding cost and arrangements. Plans for® the class photographs and individual pictures were read by Beth. The parent's cost will be $1.00 per picture or 3 for $2.50; proofs will be available to choose from at the May meeting. End of the year trip was discussed in detail. It was decided that Peterborough Zoo would be appropriate for the Nursery Children. Beth and Joanne will be in charge of the details. Chris Cliff announced that the next Parent Education Programme will take place on April 25th at 7:30 in the Library. Dr. Stewart will speak on children's health and safety. A member of St. John's Ambulance will be on hand and a health nurse will talk on Nutrition. The coffee hour will take place in the Art Room combined with parents visiting the Science Fair. Plans are underway, in co-operation with the Durham Board of Education, for a fall session on "Parent Effectiveness Training". This ten week course is designed for both parents to attend. Details at a later date. Alice Waldriff and Brenda Bryant reported on the Fair project. The School will sponsor a class in the parade, 'Best Decorated Cardboard Box on Wheels'. Plans are underway for a float for the Blackstock Fair Parade. It will be in honour of the International Year of the Child. Any parent interested in assisting with the preparations or wanting their child on the float should contact Kathy Whit or Alice Waldriff. President Chris Rollo passed on the information that the health inspector had asked that a soap dispenser be placed in the bathroom. Chris Cliff will check into the Vandalism From page 17 to cover the cost of van- dalism against school property. OTHER BUSINESS In other business at the Social Planning council meeting, Helen Redman was elected president for a two year term, Barb Carnegie is secretary and Maurice OOOO ODOOOOOOLOOOOOC ACCC C052 5252525252 52525250525252525¢ D. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 66 Brock St. W., 163 Simcoe St.S., & Uxbridge 852-5291 Oshawa 579-8752 214 Dundas St.E., Whitby 668-7797 25252 _ BREZNIKAR MEAT PRODUCTS ~ RR.I-PORT PERRY - 985-7736 BEEF: Al, cut & wrapped ... $1.55 Ib. PORK: cut & wrapped ... $1.00 Ib. CUSTOM CURING AND SMOKING OF MEAT & BACON ... 20¢ per Ib. FRESH AND SMOKED SAUSAGES AND MEAT ALSO FRESH MEAT AND PORKCHOPS (1 mile north and 1 mile west of Utica) OPPERS BROS. LEY [ « purchase through the hos- pital. Larry Schryburt will replace the tabletop recent- ly damaged by an outside activity at the Rec. Centre. Joanne Lee read the proposed 1979-80 budget. Brenda Walker, and 'assis- tants Ellen Russell and Pat 'Mowers will be returning in the fall. Next year's participating schedule was explained by the 'Committee on Improve- ment of Scheduling." After a brief coffee break nominations were taken by secret paper for the nomina- ting committee in prepara- tion for the vote for next HOME IMPROVEMENTS Year's officials to be held at the May meeting. Fralick is treasurer. The members of the council present at the meeting adopted a resolution to apply to the federal government for registration as a charitable institution which would allow any donations made to the council to be tax-deductible. FAMILY LIFE SERIES Charlie Norris, who is Durham family counsellor for Scugog, told the meeting that a Family Life series is being planning for Scugog with the first two sessions to be held at the end of October, -and two more sessions held next April. Mr. Norris said some of the topics of these seminars include "The Changing Family", '"'Adolescence", "Death and Dying", and "Human Sexuality'. He said that experts in these fields will be at the seminars which will be held at Town Hall, 1873. The Family Life Series has been held successfully in several other municipalities in Durham Region. The Scugog Social Planning council was formed in 1974, and its purpose is to provide information and assistance to a wide variety of groups and organizations active in the area of social development, and help new organizations get started. Marion Elizabeth Couper- thwaite, daughter of Mr. and - Mrs. H.J. Couperthwaite, became the bride of Leslie Orval Jermey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jermey, Orillia, in Greenbank United Church. Rev. Roundell of- ficiated and Mrs. Len Jarvis played the wedding music. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a gown of satin crepe, with a sheer lace overskirt (made by Mrs. Don McKean). Her headdress of beads and white flowers held a shoulder length veil. She Martilla Libertarian candidate Bob Martilla, a 42-year old carried coral roses. Shirley Miller of Winnipeg, cousin of the bride was Maid of Honour, Sylvia Jermey, Orillia, sister of the groom and Ginny Weldon, Stouff- ville, were bridesmaids while Heather Couperthwaite was flowergirl for her aunt. They all wore empire style gowns with shoestring straps of peach polyester with floral tie-up front jackets. Each carried nosegays of rose buds. Robert Couperthwaite, brother of the bride, welcomed the guests at the door while Byron Tinney of Orillia was best man, and ushers were Calvin Worrell and John Mowsky of Orillia, all friends of the groom. They were attired in dark brown suits. The reception followed in the church basement and later at the home of the bride's parents with the bride's mother receiving, gowned in a blue sheer dress with a pink corsage. She was assisted by the groom's mother wearing olive green with a yellow corsage. 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