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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 30, 1986 Clarence Butson of Port Perry says the fall crop of raspber- ries on the bushes in his backyard is as good as he's seen for quite some time. Clarence says the damp September is probably the reason for the bumper raspberry crop this year. That's a welcome change from the crop earlier in the year which was not nearly as "bountiful. Clarence is hoping the many berries still on the bushes have a chance to ripen up before the first severe frost hits. 121/-hp Lawn Tractors New 160 with 5-speed transaxle and 165 with hydrostatic drive, each with 38-in. cut. Rustproof fiberglass hood encloses engine for quieter operation. Full pressure engine lubncation. 'Inple-safety starting. Tilting seat. Sector-and-pinion steering. Full-length steel frame. Low fuel indicator. Rear bagger and other attachments available. UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 2 miles west of Manchester 085-9701 GE Grits breech guidelines-- MPP Only six cabinet ministers fully and correctly complied with the conflict-of-interest guidelines accor- ding to the Aird Report. Durham- York MPP, Ross Stevenson says that it is unfortunate that the cabinet ministers have acted in such an irresponsible manner. Stevenson questions the negligence of the ministers to com- ply with the guidelines. "The guidelines are based on a trust that all ministers will follow them. Trust is essential in public life and I feel that the Liberal cabinet has failed the people of Ontario," added Stevenson. Premier Peterson stated that his guidelines were very strict when he introduced them. The government's chief conflict advisor, Blenus Wright, has noted that the guidelines are not as strict as those of the previous Conservative government. "It appears that the cabinet is not squeeky clean as Peterson has said on several occa- sions," Stevenson commented. Aird recommends that conflict legislation be introduced and the ap- pointment of an independent com- missioner of compliance to oversee it. Stevenson s.id that it is unfor- tunate that legislation is necessary because cabinet ministers have violated the trust of Ontarians. Accident Durham Regional Police are in- vestigating an accident in Port Perry, in which a driver failed to re- main at the scene. According to police report, the ac- cident occurred September 23 at 3:55 p.m. in the parking lot of the Port Perry Plaza. Police say a Seagrave woman had parked her 1978 Chevrolet when it was struck in the right rear by another vehicle. The second driver, police say, left the scene. Damage is estimated at $200. THANKSGIVING - SALE - Sept. 30 to Oct. 11 - To Clear! NANTUCK SAYELLE Reg. 1.45 ARCTIC SPUN Reg. 2.59 TREND & SPECIAL CANADIAN Reg. 2.99 & 3.15 BIG BALL with PATTERN - 9.99 ]. 50 Many Other in-store Specials! See Many New Arrivals! PORT PERRY NEEDLECRAFT 108 Water Street - Port Perry Phone 985-7021 150 Water St. Port Perry | CLIP & SAVE COUPON | | | o Large Pizza % X-Large Pizza -- ONE COUPON PER PIZZA -- FREE DELIVERY IN PORT PERRY N IR ER or SETI June 28, 1986, Patricia Irene Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jennings of Port Perry, was married to Earl Greer of Toron- to, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greer. The wedding took place at 3:00 p.m. at the Unionville Baptist Church. The couple went to Cape Cod for their honeymoon and now reside in Richmond Hill. BICKLE - PARKES Parkwood Sunken Gardens was the setting for the marriage of Jill Leslie Parkes and Thomas Gordon Bickle on July 19, 1986. Officiating at the ceremony was Reverend Bill Tadeja. The bride is the daughter of Leslie and Zona Parkes of Port Perry. The groom is the son of Maurice Bickle and Joy Bickle, both of Oshawa. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore an original champagne satin gown featuring hand-sewn embroidery on the yoke and highlighted with lace on the bodice, sleeves and deep V-back. Her full skirt fell gracefully from a lace flounce in- to a cathedral train. A matching satin and lace peak cap, trimm- ed with pearls, held her elbow- length veil. She carried a cascade © bouquet of peach delphinium and » orange Sweetheart roses. The bride's attendants were gowned in peach satin, overlaid with cream embroidered sheer. They carried nosegays of peach roses and cream delphinium. Mrs. Valerie Bakunowicz of Oshawa, sister of the bride was matron of honour and bridesmaids were Mrs. Susan Oosterholt, of Oshawa; Mrs. Debbie Dunn of Whitby and Mrs. Janet McGarry of Toronto, sister of the groom. Greg Flewelling, of Oshawa, was best man. Ushers were lan Bickle, brother of the groom, and Roman Manko, both of Oshawa; and Clive Parkes of Toron- to, brother of the bride. 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