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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wedrbsday. August 5, 1987 GEER -- CALDER Utica United Church was the setting on April 25th, 1987 of the wedding of Dulande Calder and Dale Geer. Rev. Edith Ann McMann officiated. The bride wore an off the shoulder gown of white lace. The floor length gown ended in a train. A chapel length veil fell from a pearl trimmed hat. Dulande carried a bouquet of white silk roses. Dulande was attended by Bonnie Rahm, Duniece Thomas, Carmen Calder, Pam Bright and Cindy Knox. They wore off the shoulder floor length gowns of royal and white taffeta with matching hats and flowers. Shannon Calder was the flower girl and Christopher Calder was the ring bearer } Dale and his attendents wore grey tuxedos. Ron Rahm acted as best man with Kevin Crozier, Ray Bright, Dave Geer and Randy Geer acting as ushers. The reception was held at the Blackstock Rec Centre. Dulande and Dale spent their honeymoon in Jamaica. They are now residing on Scugog Island. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM A tragic accident Blackstock and Area News by Joyce Kelly A tragic single car accident Satur- day evening claimed the life of a promising teenager Dana Smith of Janetville and injured her friend Donna Mcintyre. Sincere sympathy is extended to Dana's parents and other relatives and friends with best wishes for a speedy recovery for Donna. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ted Spencely and family on the sudden passing of Ted Spencely last week. For many years Ted was a familiar sight at most country fairs where he acted as a fine M.C. announcing the days activities. Recently Walter and Audrey Wright spent a few days on a boat trip on the Trent-Severn Waterway travelling from Picton to Peterborough. Nancy and Bob Bryans spent a few days at their cottage on Sturgeon Lake. Visitors while there were Alf and Marg Tomchishin, Scugog Island, Merv and Joan ~ NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM The Audited Financial Statements of the Corporation of The Regional Municipality of Durham for the year ended December 31, 1986 are available from the Regional Finance Department. Anyone interested in obtain- ing a copy of these statements should write to the Finance Department of the Regional Municipality of Durham, 60 Bond Street West, P.O Box 618, Oshawa, Ontarie.L1H 8B6. The following financial highlights reflect the operations, assets and liabilities of the Regional Municipality of 'Durham including the Waterworks, Sewage and Waste Disposal Systems and the Board of Commissioners of the Durham Regional Police COMPARISON OF CONSOLIDATED REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES (All amounts in thousands of dollars) WHERE THE MONEY CAME FROM: 1986 1985 Requisition on Area Municipahties 39,254 51,332 41,257 20,733 34,372 46,214 37.573 13,448 Ontarno Grants User Charges Othér Revenue 152,576 131,607 Capital Assets ..... © Accounts Receivable Restricted Assets YEAR END POSITION OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES (All amounts in thousands of dollars) 1986 1985 Cash and Short Term Investments... ........ 12,805 10,085 21,607 18,750 Other current Assets : 3,035 2,107 32,167 27.676 56,644 67,882 126,258 126,500 WHAT THE MONEY WAS SPENT FOR: General Government Protection to Persons & Property Transportation Services Water Works Sanitary Sewer System Other Environmental Services Health Services ; Social Services - Senior Citizens Day Nurseries Family & Children Services Planning and Development 1986 5.208 27.662 15.601 19.422 23.762 5937 4,355 19,367 18,059 2,958 1,187 2,783 146,301 1985 4874 24.236 13,589 16.010 18.008 4916 3,988 17.938 16,405 2.440 1.078 2.364 125,846 Accounts Payable, Accrued Liabihties Current Portion of Ontario Housing Action Program Loans Other Current Liabilities and Deferred Revenue Outstanding Long Term Debt Reserves and Reserve Funds Fund Balances Unexpended Capital Financing Trust Funds Administered by Region 13,887 6.764 2.055 56.644 39.217 3.776 3915 126,258 1,408 12,917 2.946 2.121 Brisco, Whitby, Scott and Karen Essery, Hampton and Deb and Leanna Bryans, Egypt. Bride-to-be Lori Cole has been feted with several showers recent- ly. On July 26, her junior bridesmaid and cousin Sharon Locke and her mom Marilyn hosted a family bridal shower at the Nestleton Communi- ty Centre. After Lori had opened the many beautiful gifts from the large number of relatives present she replied fittingly. A lovely lunch was served. In June her bridesmaids Julia Vanderheul and Angie McDonald co-hosted a shower in Lori's honour at Julia's home. Lori's girlfriends and school chums attend- ed this happy event and then on June 27 a Jack and Jill was held in Nestleton Hall in honour of Lori and her groom to be. Lori's wedding will be on September 12. Nancy and Bob Bryans attended a Jack and Jill dance for Bob's niece Toni Ann Walker whose marriage to Dan Quinn of Ottawa will take place in Oshawa on August 22. Bob and Joanne Lee and girls recently enjoyed a fine holiday to the Western Provinces. Best wishes are extended to Ross and. Andrea Weir, Janet, Jim and Russell as they have moved from their farm home south of Blackstock to Port Perry. Syd and Deb Fed- dema and family will be moving in- to the Weir farm. A speedy recovery from a broken arm is wished for Bill Feddema. You're having a rough time, Bill - first you reach that magical "over the hill" birthday and then you suf- fer a fall and break your arm. Nancy and Bob Bryans recently visited Pete and Nelly Keuning of Enfield and their little boys Peter and Eric. Nancy Green is on her way to Saskatchewan on a 4-H exchange. Best wishes are extended to Nancy on her adventure. Winners of the weekly card party were Charles Nesbitt, Harold Burgess, Leslie Taylor, Ann Taylor, Norman Rohrer and low - Belle Werry. From the twelve tables draw winners were Gladys Potts, David Hall, William Mahaffy and Clara Nesbitt. Craig Paisley is enjoying a week home from Portage-la-Prairie. Craig is being kept busy visiting with family and friends. Holland visitors tour Canadian attractions Prince Albert and Area News by Earline Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. F. Dykstra and daughter Pauline from Holland have spent the last four weeks visiting Lammy and Peter Vanginhoven over on Barber St. Mr. Dykstra is Lammys brother. While here they saw Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands and the C.N. "Tower but most of all they enjoyed "our weather. First time in weeks I heard someone enjoyed our weather. Sure hope you liked Prince Albert folks -- do come again. Happy Wedding Anniversary to Bob and Janice Glanville up on Sim- coe St. - they celebrated number eleven on Thursday, July 30. And if you see Elva Elson on Aug. 5 please wish her a Happy Birthday. And on Saturday, Aug. 1, Norma Cannon over on Queen St. was celebrating another birthday. Happy Birthday to Norma and Elva from all of us in Prince Albert. Thurs evening July 30 saw nine tables of euchre filled at the Prince Albert Hall. Ladies high was Dora Geer, second was Doris Dunlop and low as Marie Geer and on the men's side high was Pat Nor- ton, second was Phyllis Clarke and low was Murray Geer, (call that the men's side)? Lucky door prizes went to Jim Gibson and Mary Williamson. No card partys during August but see you'again sometime in September. Heather and Eric Parrish are back in Prince Albert after a weeks stay in Nova Scotia. Kelly is home too from her tour of England and Andrew returned on Thursday from his visit to North Bay. On Friday, July 31, the whole crew got dressed and went to Toronto to a wedding, Heather's brother John Phillips got hitched to Jill Solomon. 'Mr. and Mrs. Clint Chambers have had their grandson Jason Chambers with them for the past week. : Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock spent the weekend in Oshawa with Grace's sister Mary Devitt and her husband. : Eileen Hodgins and Beth Pereman took off for Windsor to visit Roxie Denniston, Beth's sister. I am doing the news next week again so please phone 985-7873 with your news. Daycare Centre Inc. is accepting registrations Interested parents are welcome to drop in to meet the staff and view the facilities from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM. We are located in Utica, north of the General Store, in the Utica United Church. 2985-8783 Fi 3 Fi 7 4 i