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kia sre ------ Lawrence-Ray Mr. and Mrs. Sean Lawrence, -who were married on Saturday, Sept- ember 5, 1981, in St. Margar- et's Church, Reydon, South- wold, Suffolk, England. The bride (nee Mary Ray) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ray of Reydon, Suffolk, Mr. Ray is a retired solicitor and former coroner of the County ._ of Buckinghamshire. The groom is the only son of the Hon. Allan Lawrence, Q.C., Member of Parliament for 'Durham-Northumber- land, and his wife Moira. The wedding took place in the 700-year-old Church of St. Margaret, Reydon. 'The choral service was con- ducted by the Vicar, the Rev. Anthony Thursfield, assisted by Canon John Scammell of IEICE HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending November 26 Admissions ALE 29 Deaths ......c.cccnnninnnininnnin, 2 Emergencies ................. 172 Operations ........... Re iiiters 12 Discharged ...................... 28 Remaining ..................... 36 SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS . Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street . 985-7383 Leighton Buzzard, who gave the address to the bride and groom. The bridesmaids were Patricial Simpson of Guild- ford, Sophie and Jessica Wilby of Leighton Buzzard, and the grooms sister, Alison Lawrence of Toronto. The 'best man was Nicholas Easterman, London; and the ushers were Christopher Croft and David Batcup, of London; the groom's cousin, Gordon Hendra of Toronto; and Darryl Wyer "of Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Guests from Canada included the groom's aunt, Mrs. F. Stanley Hendra of Toronto and his uncle' William McGuffin of Ottwa; Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon of Cobourg; and Ontario Agent-General in London, Ross deGeer and his wife Frances. Following the reception and dance in the Reydon Village Hall, the bride and groom left for a motor trip to the Continent. Sean is finishing his studies at the Architectural Association School in London and working with a firm of London architects, and Mary has been recently called to the bar of Lincoln's Inn and is a practising Barrister in London. They hope to spend part of next summer with Sean's parents at their home in Manvers Township. this Vee LAY PY Eh uli iz ed YR A ITE NA Py WEHIIR NSE BAY JY FEAL EITR IE LAT PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 2, 1981 -- 21 Judges have tough time at the ; Royal's Holstein competition A capacity, international crowd viewed the top quality Holstein Show, that was a major attraction at the 53rd - Royal * Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, 18 November 1981. 193 head shown by 107 exhibitors paraded before Judge Richard E. Keene, Gilbertsville, New York. Mr. Keene did a smooth, efficient job of placing the high powered Holstein classes. Romandale Farms Ltd. Unionville "had an excep- tionally good day. They chalked up points in the individual classes to win the Premier Breeder banner and took home the Honourable George S. Henry Trophy for their Breeder's Herd (3). Romandale Tradition was the first Junior Bull (6). The climax of the day came when their first prize Mature Cow (15), the familiar show veteran, Northcroft Ella Elevation, owned with George M. Knight, Pennsyl- vania, was declared Grand Champion and best uddered female. The garland of roses and other mementos were awarded to this strong, powerful good uddered 1980 All-American, Round Oak Rag Apple Elevation, Aged Cow. Judge Keene chose Ella over the second Aged Cow. and Reserve Grand Champion, Tora Triple Threat Lulu owned by Premier Exhibitor Hanover Hill Holsteins, Port Perry on height and fullness of rear udder and her shoulder: Also in the impressive parade for Grand cow was the first prize Two-Year-Old (21) and best udder in her class, Heather Holme Warden Echo bred by Clifford E. McNeil, Goderich and owned by James A. Walker and Sons, Guelph. Romandale offered beautiful silver bowls to the breeders of the first place animals in each of the milking classes. Topping the eighteen Three- Year-Olds was A Willowcrag Kate Mar Kara shown by Cormdale Farms. Inc. Georgetown and bred by Carl Miller, Ohio. The three year old best udder and Erle Kitchen Memorial Trophy for the highest composite BCA index was also won by cow. Continental Holsteins," Leduc, Alberta flew home-bred Continental Scarlet-Red to the Royal. She won the four year old class (14) and was also de- clared best udder in that HE KC KT Ke 8 (Durham-York) [Ross STEVENSON M.P.P. | CONSTITUENCY OFFICE || Visits the Scugog Area WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9th 3:00t0 7:00P.M. RAILROADHOUSE MOTOR MOTEL - PORT PERRY adviseyou. If you require information or assistance on any provincial government matter, my assistant will be on hand to help you or Just drop in during the above hours or phone for an appoint- ment. Dial Operator' and ask for toll-free ZENITH 33130. > + commen {3 Ver |= MHC PCIE | divison. Hanover Hill Hol- steins topped the five year old class (17) with A Lawara Ormsby Prilly. Jane Bell Holloway, Interlaken, New York was on hand to receive the breeder trophy. Hanover Hill's A Shaverside Apollo Sherrn won the Dry Mature Cow class (6). Heading for the Dry Four and Five Year Old class (9) was Pickland Fury Echo owned by Claude F. Picket, Georgetown. For Junior Champion the Judge went with the first Intermediate Heifer (34), Mibelson Ned Betty Ana - ET owned by Ross Carson, South Durham, Quebec. He described her as being most correct in all parts. Betty- Ana later sold in the Royal Classic sale for $26,000.00. Reserve Junior Champion was Rivendel Ultimate Dolly shown by Browndale Farm, Paris. This first Senior Heifer (19) also sold in the sale for $7,100.00. The first Junior Heifer (23) was Ebyholme Convincer Rits, the -entry of Ebyholme Farms Ltd. Ayr. Both Champion Males were chosen from the Senior Bull section (5) and described as being sound and correct. Hanover Hill Ansil, sired by Elevation, placed over Nipponia Ability-Red owned by Nipponia Holsteins, Puslinch. Jaclin Ted shown by Ralph Dunton and Sons and the Estate of D. Hunter Cation, Inglewood, placed first in the Inter- mediate Bull class (4). Premier Sire of the show was Quality Ultimate. The Progeny of Rowntree Sham- rock Symbol won for Rown- tree Firms Ltd. Brampton. The Junior Showmanship Competition was held at noon. Donald McIntosh, Okotoks, Alberta judged many keen 4-H members. David Evans, Caistor Centre won the special Lawara Farms Trophy. "I HAD AN ITCH." JZ Star welcomes readers letters Like any community newspaper, the Port Perry Star welcomes letters to the editor from our readers. The letters column gives readers the chance to have their say on just about any topic, providing it is not outside the bounds of good taste, libel or slander. 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