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An ag SR Se, ES 2 i fy HANNE AR ¢ RAR AAR Ws Ra AA iE Ny ATR Pw RR NVA 4 Na AB doe TRANS tt 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 26, 1981 Accident under investigation Durham Police are investi- gating an accident near Seagrave in which a pedeéstrian was struck when a car pulled out to pass another. A police spokesman said the. accident occurred August 21 near the bridge on Durham Road 2 when a northbound car pulled out to pass another pedestrian. Single car accident An accident early Sunday morning on Regional Road 2 caused extensive damages to a car driven by Gordon Green of Port Perry. Durham Police say the =. driver was northbound about 2:00 AM and told police he swerved to avoid another car and lost control. The driver suffered minor injuries, and police describe the 78 Chev as a total write- off. As of Monday afternoon, the accident was still under investigation. 'D.THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 214 Dundas St.E., Whitby 668-7797 The car, driven by David Giles of Missassauga then struck the car it was passing and both ended up off the road. . The pedestrian, who was not identified by police, suffered cuts and bruises in . the mishap and a passenger in the Giles car was also slightly injured. The driver of the second car involved in the mishap was James Meakin of Don Mills. Stolen car found burned A car reported stolen August 19 from a residence on Lilla Street in Port Perry was found the same day completely burned in a field on Old Simcoe Road, near the 14th Concession, north of Port Perry. The incident is still under investigation by Durham Regional Police. 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 ICICICCCCICICICAT Whiteley - Lafontaine Michelle Lafontaine of Blackstock and Richard Whiteley of R.R. 4, Sunder- 'land were united in marriage in the Church of the Immacu- late Conception, Port Perry on Saturday August 1, 1981. Father F. Vipellaro offici- ated at the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lafontaine, 11 Greensboro Drive, Blackstock. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whiteley, R.R. 4, Sunderland. CORRECTABLE BOND Typing Paper (Reg. $1.75) $1.55 INDEX DIVIDERS 5Plain/ pkg. (Reg. 55¢ pkg.) .49* Doodlebug Slim ExtraFine PENS (Reg. $1.38) .98¢ --PKG.OF3 -- port perry -S ALL HILROY & ACCO SCHOOL SUPPLIES AVAILABLE HERE! Qf 235 Queen St. - "OPENING"' in PORT PERRY 'THURS. SEPTEMBER 3 . Watch Next Week's Paper for Details! Stationery & * Office Surrly Port Perry - 985-7383 Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a gown of silk organza with a Queen Anne neckline. The deeply flounced apron uirt fell into a chapel train. Her dress and full length veil were enhanced with Alencon lace. She carried a cascade of yellow roses and white daisies. Miss Jacqueline La- fontaine, sister of the bride was maid-of-honour. - Bridesmaids were Lee-. Ann Hoge! of Oshawa and Lea Ann Hardy of Black- stock. Stephanie Jensen of Blackstock was flowergirl and Justin Lafontaine of Toronto was ring bearer. Steve Dowson of Sunder- land acted as best man. Ushers were Len Franssen { of Port Perry, Don Rowan of Enniskillen and Clinton Whiteley (brother of the groom). The reception was held at the Nestleton Community Centre. Guests attended from England, British Columbia, Alberta and many Ontario places. : The, couple spent their honeymoon in northern Ontario. The newlyweds will reside in Oshawa. 40-year reunion Mr. and Mrs. Ted White of Kelowna B.C. spent several days with cousins Florence and Harvey Mahaffy and family. This was a happy reunion after 40 years, as the last time Ted visited Port Perry, he spent sometime with his grandmother Mrs. James White at 279 Mary St., where the Mahaffy"s reside now. Ted's father Jim White is a brother of the late George S. White once the caretaker of 30 years of the Post Office. Ted and his wife Adele spent sometime looking up relatives at Whitevale, where the family originally settled in Canada. HELPFULHINT To water household plants while on vacation, stand the plants on bricks submerged in water in the bathtub. The bricks absorb the water, keeping the plants happy. fp Fas In our society at the present time, there are more than 200,000 single-parent families in Ontario with responsibility for 251,000 dependent children under the age of 18. On Saturday, September 12th, we are holding our - Durham District Semi- Annual Conference ' at the YWCA, Oshawa. Mrs. Joy Goudge of Durham Regional Health Unit and Mr. Keith Marlowe of Family Counselling, Division of Social Services, will do an afternoon workshop about '"Honesty with our Children about our Sexuality." The purpose of this conference is to put people back in touch with our Chapters, ourselves and most of all our Family, with good advice, practical common sense and sensitive perception. We hope to be able to point out that problems of intense concern to you, are not unique or confined to your own family. You will find others who experienced problems, solved them or simply survived them. There is an apparent need for us to be able to talk about our sexual family needs. If you think about the process of our life; the trust and the similar i One Parent Families 4 meet Sat. Sept. 12 sincerity of the request for advice; the warmth and intensity of the feeling among our families, that grows steadily throughout each year; the mixture of hesitancy and commitment in our own personal exper- -iences; the confidence that actually' other people listened and cared - could we not say that we have demonstrated and exper- jenced some of the very values and behaviour that we believe to be at the heart of our beliefs about the nature of our families? The essence of family is: the willingness to contribute part of one's self to a greater whole, to join your identity with that of others, to grow '"'with'"' one another and decide a course in life together, not separately. To love each person not for what he does or makes, but simply because he is himself. It's the responsibility of all of us individually to ensure that there is a better life for our family. 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