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8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- April 10, 1984 FJ On November 5, 1983, Kelly Elizabeth Beatty, daughter of Floyd and Verona Beatty, Nestleton and Kenneth Wayne Sweetman, son of Keith and Jean Sweetman, Port Perry were united in marriage by Rev. Dale Davis at Blackstock United Church. Matron of honour - Debbie Bryans. Brides- maids - Wilma Wotten, Valerie Sweetman and Jennifer Malcolm. Best Man - Robert Carr. Ushers - Ed Faber, Mike Bond and Earl Draper. Flower girl - Jennifer Beatty. Ringbearer - Brennen Malcolm. Reception was at the Nestleton Community Centre. Ken and Kelly honeymooned in Niagara Falls and now reside in Blackstock. Community Jushce Week in Ontario challenges you 10 care about ichms Our justice system has a fine tradition of pro lechng offenders However, we must all recognize that vichms have nights and needs too Vichms and their tamilies need help at the ime of cnisis They need information and guidance on how 10 use the justice system And they need sup port and care to deal with the aftereffects of crime The Ontano government has undertaken several inthatives to help victims But personal and community involvement is essenhal Get involved Participate in community-based cnme prevention programs and services Contact your local police or provincial court or write to the Provincial Secretanat for Justice. Queen's Park Toronto M7A 2A) COMMUNITY JUSTICE WEEK IN ONTARIO APRIL 8-14, 1984 Provincial Secretanat | for Justice ®@Ontario | Gord Walker. Minister Witham Davis Premier EERE Prince Albert Area News by llean Pugh Birthday wishes go out to Angela Clodd who celebrated her sixteenth birthday on Monday. The next meeting of the Scugog beautifi- cation committee will be held on April 18th at the Railroadhouse Motel from 7:30-9:30. Grierson fo run for NDP nomination Roy Grierson, comm- unity activist and former businessman, has announced that he will run for the federal Durham Northumber- land New Democratic Party nomination. The nomination meet- ing will be held at the Bowmanville Public Library on Sunday, April 15, 2:00 p.m. Mr. Grierson, now retired and living in Port Perry is very active in community affairs. He is the repre- sentative for Durham Region Community Care on the Social Planning Advisory Group, as well as being treasurer of Scugog Community Care and assistant treasurer of Durham Region Comm- unity Care. He is on the Housing Committee of the Durham Seniors Council. He is the treas- urer of the Lake Scugog Historical Society. Mr. Grierson has served on the Black- stock Fair Board, was President of the Pine Ridge Garden Club, President of Port Perry Senior Citizens. As a farmer in Manitoba he served as a Director of the Manitoba Farmers Union. Mr. Grierson is eager to put his extensive experience and energy to use in a new career. He believes that the ~ ROY GRIERSON people of Durham Northumberland need someone in Ottawa who will speak for all the people not just some groups. His varied interests mean he can speak to the issues of today, job security, the needs of farmers and small businessmen, the con- cerns of pensioners, the importance of preserv- ing our resources. Mr. Grierson was born in Manitoba, farm- ed there for a time, worked in Red Lake, Ontario and for 17 years owned and operated a dry cleaning plant in Willowdale. He retired six years ago and moved to the Port Perry area. REKKER PHOTOGRAPHY 220 Cochrane St. - Port Perry - Candid Weddings - PHONE 985-7086 Plan to come and see our slides. Mrs. Jessie Faber is eonvenor for our area. Please call 985-7163 if you can assist her with donations or physical labour. Mrs. Vivian Canning along with friends travelled to Quebec to attend a 50th wedding anniversary. Bill Peel of Golden B.C. spent a few days in Port Perry and called on some friends in Prince Albert. Bill lived here a number of years ago. Thursday evening eight tables of euchre players arrived. It was nice to have some back with us who had spent the winter in Florida and some other visitors. Winners for the evening Ladies - Bessie Mc- Cullough, Dora Geer, Laurie Skinner. Men - Richard Manns, Owen Gray and Mildred Thompson. A good turnout at church on a beautiful Sunday morning. Special music by the choir with Beth Pere- man, soloist and a duet by Chuck and Bill Willis. Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday with the Sunday school children joining their parents upstairs. Wednesday evening the UCW will meet in the church basement at 8 p.m. All ladies welcome. Friday, April 13th 7-9 p.m. the Christian Education committee of Port Perry United Church is providing a congregational skating party at the Scugog Arena for the Port Perry-Prince Albert charge. Every age welcome - free admission. Misses Doris and Evelyn Moore of Oshawa were Sunday dinner guests with Sandy and Irene Moore. Sorry to lose Robert and Jean Holtby from our village but wish them the best of luck in their new home in Beautification meeting April 18 Cawker"s Creek. Mrs. Elva Elson attended the funeral of her niece, Isabelle Sweeney in Williams- ville, New York on Friday. Arrived back in time to attend the wedd- ing of her nephew, Alan Middleton at Whitby on Saturday. Sandy -and Irene Moore entertained the Sportie-Q-Club members and their wives on Tuesday evening. Please call Earlene Armstrong with your news next week. St. John teaches first aid to industry with an emphasis on safety and accident prevention. It trains employees to the standards of the Workers' Compensation Act. For information, contact the Manager of Industrial Training, St. John Ambulance, 46 Wellesley St. East, Toronto, M4Y 1G5. Church auditorium turns into garden for '"Swing into Spring' fashions Spring came to Port Perry on Wednesday evening, April 4 when the United Church Women presented a "Swing into Spring" Fashion Show. The stage of the auditorium was trans- formed into a Spring garden with sprays of flowers and wicker furn- iture from 'Personal Touch' and drapes from 'Modern Textiles' while pots of flowers bloomed on the tables throughout the room. ] Irwin Smith provided a musical background while he serenaded the models, and entertained the capacity crowd. Pint-sized beauties led the parade sporting play outfits, rain wear and party dresses from Brock's Department Store. T. e audience was treated to a close view of the fashions as the models made their way down from the stage and among the tables. Brock's also presented a variety of stylish bathing suits and up-to- the-minute sportswear and Spring coats. Dor-Jean Fashions showed us smart suits and elegant dresses for all occasions, often com- plimented by glamorous hats and accessories. Dor-Jean also presented a wide range of colour- ful sportswear and swimwear as well as diaphanous lingerie and peignoir sets. While we were imagining our- selves looking as trim and elegant as the models, we were served an array of delectables, calorie-rich desserts. Joan Lane expressed the appreciation of the U.C.W. to all who had contributed to make the evening such a success. With Spring, comes showers and rain was gently falling as we left the church with dreams of a new Easter ward- robe in our imagination. HOME OWNERS news you have been waiting for LANDSCAPING ... Now's the Time to Plan! *Free landscape consultation *Written plan and cost estimate. *Maintenance programmes *Pergolas and pathways LIVING LANDSCAPING RR. 4 PORT PERRY (evenings) 985-8981 EE EEE EEE EEE EE EEE "4s BAAR APRN Aes a AS BEEN EXTEN If your house was built prior to SEPT. 1st, 1977 you NOW qualify for CHIP insulation grant. (Government pays 60% -- Home owner pays 40%) 723-9022 _. ITS THE COVERING THAT COUNTS