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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 4, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Griffen -- Labanovich Susan Jane Labanovich and lan John Griffen were united in marriage at a candlelight ceremony on Friday, November 8th, 1991 in the Columbus United Church by Reverend John Griffen. The bride is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Charles Labanovich and the groom is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Griffen, both of Port Perry. Attending the bride,as maid of honour was Susan's closest friend, Marina Brock; Susan's sister, Sarah; friend, Valerie Bickle and groom's niece, Ashlea Jones. The best man was lan's brother, Paul. Ushers and masters of ceremonies were Clark Menzies and Tim Thompson, long time friends of the groom. The bride wore a full sequined lace gown with matching tiara, while the bridesmaids wore short, evening irredescent purple taffeta dresses, accompanied by the groom and ushers in black tuxedos. .- The reception was held at Cullen Gardens in Whitby, followed by a honeymoon in Hawaii. PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 Queen St. 985-8451 Dr. A. Chia, Dr. J. Cottrell, Dr. M. Garfat, Dr. J. Hardy Dr. T. King - (Orthodontist) Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 am to 8:00 pm Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am to 12:00 noon We welcome all new patients with open arms mouths. Saturday & evening appointments available upon request. Local teenager to model in Paris, Fra The last place you may have seen Heather Knopp was work- ingin thebakery at the IGA. The next place you may see her is on the cover of French Vogue magazine. Miss Knopp, 18, of Port Perry, leaves Wednesday for Paris, France where she will be work- ingon her modelling career. Although she only started pursuing a career in modelling a year and a half ago -- first work- ing with an agency in Peterbo- rough and then changing to the Eleanor Fulcher agency in To- ronto -- Miss Knopp says she has "always wanted to be a mod- el." "This is a dream come true." The five-foot 10-inch model recently attended the Interna- tional Model Talent Associa- tion's (IMTA) Model of the Year competition in Los Angeles. "The competition brings to- gether models from around the world," Miss Knopp says. Eight different competitions were set up including swim- wear, legs, runway, smile, fash- ion print and script (soap opera, TV beauty, and situation come- dy). "I didn't get anything in pnz- French Immersion meeting Attention all Mariposa Town- ship (Victoria County) resi- dents. There will be an informa- tion meeting for people wishing to enrol their children in French Immersion on Feb. 11, at 7:30 p.m. at Leslie Frost Public School in Lindsay. At this meet- . ing there will be people there to explain the program to you and also parents of children pres- ently enrolled in the program who can share with you how their children have enjoyed French Immersion. French Im- Sale Price ..$8,464.35 All Taxes ...$1,534.65 Out of $ . your Pocket body side mouldings, 2.2 litre, 4 cyl. * Rebate of $1,000.00 assigned to us. DON" [83 FOOLED What you pay is what actually comes out of your pocket! Drive off our lot for under $10,000.00 Brand new Shadow - auto transmission, power steering, power brakes, chrome wheel trim rings, block heater, reclining seats, (CH RYSLER| ATSON AUTO SALES LTD. UXBRIDGE [Dodge Trucks | 852-3313 Hwy. 47S 640-2793 Hours: Mon. to Thurs. ..9-9 FACAY ssmevesnsrvvnss 9-6 Saturday ............ 9-4 Port Perry, leaves Wednesday for Paris to pursue a career in modelling. Heather Knopp, 18, of es, but I did get callbacks," Miss Knopp says, adding agents from Chic Models in California, Mod- el Management in New York and the Ford Agency were inter- estedin her. But agent Nicholas Fianni of PARR ER bs Ni mersion starts at the Senior Kindergarten level, children must be age five on or before Dec. 31, 1992. Leslie Frost Public School is at 51 Angeline Street South in Lindsay, just a bit south of the hospital. From this area you would either travel up Durham Road 2 to Manilla then east on Highway 7 to Lindsay, or up Durham Road 2 to the chip wag- on at Regional Road 28, east on 28 to Regional Road 6, north on 6 to Little Britain and then east on Regional Road 4 to Lindsay. Operation Scugog wishes to thank the village of Seagrave and neighborhood for their overwhelming support for the Christmas food drive. The non- perishable food, toys and finan- cial contributions where well re- ceived and distributed to appre- ciative families in the area. Feb. is Heart and Stroke month. Volunteers from the area will be out convassing, RN Seagrave News by Ann Sandiford nce for 2 months Eva Models in Paris offered Miss Knopp a chance to train with the bestin Paris. "This is a dream," she said, adding Eva Models is paying for her airfare to Paris and will be putting together a new portfolio for her. Miss Knopp knows she will be staying in Paris for at least two months. "I want to stay there if things work out," she adds. "If I get lonely, I'll come back." When she eventually does come back to Canada, she hopes to have at least 12 tearsheets (clippings of her work from vari- ous media) to add to her portfo- lio. "There is no business in America" for models without work experience, she says. To prepare herself for the trip, Miss Knopp has been at- tending a Grade 3 French im- mersion class to brush up on her French. "The students are amazing. They've helped me out alot." Miss Knopp hopes to some day land a cosmetics contract. "I'd love to do runway. It would be really fun. ButifIgota cosmetics contract, I'd gonuts." door to door. Please- welcome them when they arrive at your home as they are taking up their time for a very worthwhile cause. Happy birthday this week to Clarence Cameron and Betty- Fishley. Congratulations to Bill and Penny Short on the birth of a son Craig on Monday, Jan. 27, first grandchild for Charlie and Barbara Short. Sympathy is extended to John and Fern Tobin and other relatives on the death of Fern's stepmother on Thurs- daly, Mrs. Violet Moon at the age of 187. Donna Wanamaker gave the minute for mission at the church service on Sunday. Seagrave U.C.W. will be held Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 8 p.m. at the home of Luella Kennedy. For news items next week, please call Diane Cooke at 985- 3722. Alan Ernest Wilson Alan Ernest Wilson, beloved husband of Margaret (Lockyer) and loving father of Glenda and her husband Lloyd, Suzanne and her husband Hank, and ever loved by his grandchildren Valerie, Kim, Brent and Darcie passed away at Oshawa Gener- al Hospital on November 26, 1991 after alengthyillness. Born in Port Colborne on March 18, 1917, he was the third son of the late Charles and Christina Wilson. Brother of Al- fred, Winston, Lloyd, Jack and Vernon as well as sister Flor- ence (predeceased). After mov- ing to Brooklin at an early age, Alan worked for Frank Batty, Brooklin Flour Mills and Onta- rio Motor Sales. In 1941 he married Margaret Lockyer and together they man- aged a gas station and snack bar in the north end of Brooklin. After spending almost three years in the Canadian Corps, they purchased a general store in Nestleton and had a very suc- cessful business for fifteen years. Upon retirement from the store they purchased a small farm nearby and enjoyed this new way of life until 1978. Following the sale of the farm, they spent their summers at a cottage in View Lake and their winters in Florida for sev- en years. Since 1985 they have enjoyed living in an apartment on Simcoe Street in Oshawa. Alan will be sadly missed by his wife and family as well as his many lifelong friends. A truer, loving man would be hard to find.