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THE PORT PERRY > T'AR SERVING PORT{PERRY, BROOKLIN and 'SURROUNDING AREAS "Authorized as Second win by the Post Office Dept, Ottawa, Yor payment of postage in cash" PORT PERRY, 0 ah"? NTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 31st, 1962 O\WNUAL CADET INSPECTION AT THE PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL The Annual Cadet Inspection of the Port Perry High School was held on Thursday, May 25th on the High School Campus. Students and teach- ers alike were greatly relieved that the weather was cool and bright pro- viding pleasant conditions for hold- ing this important event. The Inspecting Party consisted of Capt. Dawson, Officer Commanding, Ontario Regiment; Capt. Hutton, H.Q. Central Ontario Area; Mr. Beare, Education and his wife. trophy was presented to Major Jim Read for the best cadet in the school. This trophy is donated by Howard Hall, Gord Goode, Ted Griffen and' Grant Michell. The events followed the usual pat- tern, with inspection of the ranks, the march past and demonstrations by the*Bren gun teams, Signal teams, girls Physical education classes and by the band. At the end of the in- Wm. | spection period the corps marched Chairman of the Board of | past the saluting base and up Queen A cadet | Street to the Public School and back to the Campus for dismissal. For a number of years the Port Perry High School Cadet Corps were the winners of the coveted Strath-' cona Shield. To win this prize id tails a great deal of work and co- operation between instructors and students. The Corps will not know | for some time whether they have succeeded in winning this award. The Cadet Corps is instructed by the following teachers, I. W. Parkin- | son, CI; Lt. R. H. Litt, Lt. John Jefford and Capt. Grant MacDonald. $2.60 Per Year, Single Copy 7¢ BE 0.0.F. Lodge News On Sunday, May 27th, District 41 | held its annual Church Parade and service in Whitby United Church. On Monday, May 28th Warriner Lodge held its meeting when two Bros. of Warriner Lodge and one of | Beethoven Lodge, Brooklin, received | their second degree, conferred by Ilastern Star Lodge, Whitby. On Sat, June 2nd we are taking these candi- | i dates to Peterboro to reecive the 3rd | degree, which will he conferred by} | ! The Caddettes are under the divec- tion of Miss Gloria Hasting. The! Commanding Officer, Cadet Major B.| Ballinger with .,.Second-in- Command | Cadet Captain John Williams and Adjutant, Cadette Capt. K. McKenzie. The band was headed by Cadet Capt. Jim Carnegie; the flag party was led by Cadet Lt. W. Beath., The Super- numery Officer, Cadet Major J. Read, Cadette Lt. E. Couves and Cadette Lt. C. Skerratt. The Corps is affili- ated with the Ontario Regiment, - (R.C.A.C.) H.Q. Oshawa. Blue Ray Chapter Entertains A large nuniber of members and guests gathered together in the Ma- sonic Temple, Queen Street, recently, to honour the presiding matrons and patrons as well as the associate mat- rons and patrons from the various chapters throughout the district, The meeting was opened in regular form with all officers in their res- pective stations with the exception of four. These duties were capably carried out by Fast Mattons Adelia White and Jessie Espie, Alice Thom- [ cy and Ruth Mark. The opening ceremonies were car- ried out in a very impressive manner and the Worthy Matron, Doris Not- tingham, in her gracious manner gave the honoured guests a very warm welcome and was assisted 'by |- the Worthy Patron Leonard Colbear. Chapters were represented from Sunbeam, Sunland, Whitby, Starlight, Durham, Markham, ' Aloha, Ontario, Eastdale, West Hill, . York, Zenith, Scarborough: Rivercourt and Corona- tion. ic The business of the chapter was dispensed in record time. Thé Ways and Means convenor, Adelia White, P.M. reported on the draw for: the Birthday Party and tickets are how available. Sick and Sunshine conven- or, Associate Matron Emma Cook was happy to report that Joyce Storry had: a new baby boy and that Karel Not- tingham and Sarah Kight were get- ting along nicely. The Benevolent convenor, Jessie Robertson reported "that they were catering to a wedding reception in the near future. The En- tertainment convenor, Conductress Dora Suggitt, reported that $5.00 was realized - from the sale of Barbeque Aprons which were donated by Vivian Lane. The charge of the Estarl Convenor, Sarah 'Kight is keeping on the move. Invitations have been received from Scarborough, Laurel, West Hill, Ontario, Markham, Sunbeam, Whitby and Aloha. Several have been ac- cepted. - ' Among the. distinguished guests present were District Deputy Grand Matron Margaret Keever, District # 12; Presiding Matrons Agnes Griffis; Ethel Wynn; Audrey McKenzie; Ma- bel Alpin; Doris Byers; Emily Myers; Marion Jones; Joan Smith; Phyllis Magee; Ruth Findley; Margaret Fi- sher; Edith Lawson and the matron from Sunland; Presiding Patrons Marshall Myers; Lloyd Findley; Frank Train; Jeff Martin and patrons from Sunland and Coronation Chapters. The Worthy Matron was happy to welcome so many of the past matrons and patrons of Blue Ray Chapter and gave them a hearty 'welcome and thanked them for the support shown to her during the term to date. This being Presiding and Associate Officers' Night special greetings were extended to the Normac Matrons by the Worthy Matron and Patron. As- sociate Matron Emma Cook did the honours for the visiting Melody as- sociate matrons and patrons. A spe- cial welcome was given to Martha Dunlop, of Sunbeam Chapter, Osh- awa, who-is an Honorary Member of Blue Ray Chapter. The District De- puty Grand Matron, in her short ad- dress, spoke briefly on the meaning of-true Friendship. - The doo prize was won by Mrs, Vera" Collins, of Sunland' Chapter, Travelling Apron ¢ in' ! Company on Monday last, 11 'l'ender- "licious luncheon was served by -the form, Courtesy, Badges and Know- u sy ' Girl Guide News At the final meeting of the 1st feet were enrolled to bring the total enrollment to 44 girls. The girls receiving their pins were: Ruth Ann Buchner, Anna Forder, Heather Rob- | ertson, Mary Nelson, Beverley Car- negie, Sydney Chaney, Elaine Snod- don, Joanne Jackson, Patsy Wren, Nancy Warren, and Kathy Gardner. Blazer badges were presented to the Pansy Patrol for accumulating the most points for Attendance, Gi») ledge during the past year. Second Class Badge was awarded to Chris- tina Franks, Toymaker to Susanne MacMaster, Life and Religion to Janet Cooper and Catherne Nelson. First Year Stars were presented to Grace Bassant, Nancy Dymond, Ger- aldine Franks, Debbie Godley, Cathy Jeffrey, Lynne McGregor, Risa Stein, Sharon Sweetman and, Judy Tanton, Harry Gardner tested Second Class First Aid, and the remainder of the girls went on a scavengér hunt. Fol- lowing singing of a few songs and taps, lunch was served by Hostesses Wendy McNenly, Sherilyn Sonley and Susan Roach. On Saturday, June 2nd, the entire Company will go for a hike to pass tests and have fun in the country. << Sunderland. The Farewell was given by Presiding matron Audrey McKen- zie, of Whitby Chapter, At the closing of the meeting a de- refreshment committee under the cap- able supervision of Alice Thomas, ! party was composed of Captain E. Hilliop Herald Fine weather greeted the Cadet Inspection last Friday and a good number of parents turned out 'to watch the displays. The. inspecting Dawson, Captain Hutton, Mr. and Murs. Wi. Beare, and Cadet Major Bruce Ballanger. The cadefs were pleased with the complimentary remarks by Ciiptan Hutton and Captain Dawson.. Shooting awards were presented to Cadet Capt. John Pickard, Cadet Capt. David Jefford, Cadet Robert Jemmett, Cadet Ross Munro, Cadet Sgt. Edward McCaig, Cadet L/Cpl. Bill Diamond,- Cadet Capt. John. Williams, Cadet . Mount Pleasant Lodge of Schenectady | | New York. Bro. Vic. Ibbetson, Past! Sovereign G.M. will be the speaker at this Oddfellows Rally. A committee was also appointed to bring in suggested plans and approxi- mate cost of the new lodge hall. Warriner lodge received the Bunker { Trophy for the highst percentage of gain of mmbers in District 41 for the last year. Graduates at Niagara Falls guest rT ------ Glen Wilbur. This yeat's "bast cadet * award went to Cadet Capt. Mildred Martyn and Cadet Major Jim. Read.' To complete the successful 'day, the corps marched up to the Public School to show the pupils what they will be doing in a few years. The final exams began Wednesday Davey, Niagara-on-the Lake received (he nym of her On Friday evening, May 25, Miss Marion Davey, daughter of the late | Mr. Marshall BPavey, of Toronto, granddaughte roof Mrs. L. Smith, | Prince Albert and of Mrs Vernon: "on Saturday, May 5th, of Snapdragons Standards and Chrysanthemums in spring tones decked the Church of the Ascension, 1962, for the marriage of Miss Shirley Marie Warriner, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Warriner and Mr. Frederick George Stevenson Ware, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. F, John Ware, 51 Williamson Road, Toronto. ~The Reverend Mr. E. W. Fuller officiated at the double ring service. The wedding music was played by Mrs. Frank Hastings, who also ac- companied the soloist, Mr. James Burnett, of Oshawa, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" before the ceremony and "The Lord's Prayer" during the signing of the register. The bride, entered the Church on father, wearing a 'and continue until June '15, and most her graduation diploma at an impres. | full-length gown of cathedral white 'of the school's activities will be lim- sive ceremony held in the Niagara silk Faille, fashioned with a scooped ited: to: 'studying. -t er | ULW. | Unit #7 met at the home of Mre.| Robert Pickard on Tuesday evening, May 22nd, with an attendance of 14 members, The leader, Mrs. Burnett, assisted Niagara Falls, Falls Collegiate Auditorium. Marion was among the twenty-nine charming nurses graduating from the | [ Greater Niagara General Hospital mn | Ont.,- this year, ! The reception held at the' Nurses' Residence. Friends from Tor-' onto, Prince Albert, and Niagara Falls accompanied Marion to the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. was neckline, enhanced with embroidered lace medallions, encrusted with tear- drop pearls, fitted princess bodice and long pointed sheath sleeves, The full billowing skirt, falling into a Chapel train was similarly appliqued with long bands of lace motifs. Her finger-tip veil of tulle illusion was held-in place with a small cluster of Orange Blossoms and Pearl Flowera by Mrs. Lane, conducted the worship. { John Pitcher where they enjoyed a' freq with net leaves. Her bridal Mrs. Lane reviewed a chapter from | the book "Signals of the Sixties" and Mrs, Burnett- read a story from "Hasten the Day". Several visits were reported and an offering of $8.60 was received, : The next-meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Short on Tuesday, June 26th at 8 p.m. ANNUAL RECITAL OF DANCING STARS OF TO-MORROW The Jean Bright School of Dancing staged . their annual mass recital m a 2" Port Perry Public School Audit- 'wim on Saturday evening, May 25. This production included pupils trom Blackstock, Seagrave, Uxbridge and Port Perry classes. The auditorium was attractively decorated for the secasion with spring flowers; it was filled to capacity with relatives and friends. The pertormers ranged in age four years to the late teens, Space does not permit detailed descriptions of the various costumes which were so well designed and blended; but the showmanehip of each child was commendable in the ver- satile performance of ballet, tap and baton. This year the program was' so arranged that everything was carried out in record time without any undue hold-ups. . The guest artist from Toronto, Mr. Ron. Kopas, who is Miss" Bright's AT Sunday Baseball sa instructor, has won many laurels among which is the Senior Canadian National: Championship and the Milit- | ary March Championship. Mr. Kopas leaves on June 1st for an' extensive tour through the United States and will be teaching at various univers. (Continued on Back Page) FENELON FALLS SONYA delicious lunch, New Democrat Hall on the Move Continuing her terrific campaign! around the riding Aileen Hall, M.A. has talked to many and diverse groups since last Tinsley. On that day Tommy Douglas, Fed- eral Leader of the New Democratic Party visited Oshawa and along with Miss Hall was enthusiastically greet- | ed by New Democratic supporters. A huge and noisy motorcade escort- ed the leader and Ontario Riding can- didate to O'Neill Collegiate where | better than 800 cheering supporters, welcomed them. On Friday, Miss Hall visited Bay Riuges where the laying of the cor- nerstone of the new school took place. Saturday afternoon, she spent can- vassing various parts of the riding visiting friends as far out as Scott Township. ~ Ti the evening she was! invited to attend the German Club and the UAW Softball Club Dance and at both gatherings talked to many supporters. On Monday, May 28 Miss Hall will open officially her Ajax committee rooms and speak to her Ajax sup- porters. Tuesday, May 20 will see the can- didate in Seagrave and Prince Albert spreading the New Democrat pro- gramme, Wednesday, May 80, on this day Miss Hall will officially file her no- mination papers in Whitby, | bouquet consisted of a cascade of yellow sweetheart roses encircled with white carnations. The bride's only i adornment was a . pearl necklace | which had been worn by the groom's mother on her wedding day: The bridal attendants were gowned' alike, in Ballerina length Daffodil; ! Yellow Silk -Organza, over taffeta, ' fashioned with a princess styled bodice of Chantilly Lace and long sleeves. Their shoulder length veils were held in place with matching flowered head dresses. They carried cascade nosegays of pastel green tinted Chrysanthe- mums. Miss Jean Bright, of Seagrave, was maid of honour and the bridesmaids "were Miss Lorna Barber, of Toronto and Miss Jayne Carnegie, of Port Perry. The demure flower girl, Miss Peggy Burns, of Oshawa, was gowned "in" Seamist Gréen Silk Organza over taffetta, Her halo-designed headdress ' was of pleated white tulle and she "carried the Bride's White Bible en- | Married Recently in Port Perry crusted with a floral arrangement of yellow pinnochio Chrysanthemums, this was a gift to the Bride from her maternal grandmother. Mr. Barry Ware, of Toronto, brother of the groom, acted as best man and the ushers were Mr, Robert Ware, of Toronto, brother of the groom, and Messrs, Dale and Garnet Warriner, twin brothers of the bride. The groom and his attendants offset the bridal party in their black and white attire. At the reception and dinner for 104 guests which was held in the Parish Hall, the bride's mother re- ceived, attired in a Peacock Blue draped sheath afternoon gown of Silk Pesanti, topped with a frosty pink Cloche hat of braided straw and net with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pale pink carnations. The bridegroom's mother assisted, choosing a sheath-styled gown of Beige Crepe and Chantilly lace, a large hat of Apricot Chiffon and Flowers, with matching accessories completed her outfit. Her corsage was of peach tinted carnations. The groom's grandmother, Mrs. Denyes chose a Cinnamon Brown ensemble and an Apricot tinted carnation cor- sage. For a honeymoon trip through Ontario, the bride wore an ensemble consisting of a two-piece suit in Canary Yellow, topped off by a Cloche styled hat of shaded daffodils with white accessories, Her corsage was light. green-tinted carnations. To compliment her outfit the bride wore a necklace-and earring set of Alaska Black Diamonds, the gift of the groom. "On their return the happy couple will reside at 98 Elmer Ave., Toronto. Out-of-town guests were present from Oshawa, Toronto, London, De- troit, Pine Grove, Shelburne, Sea- grave and Manchester. PRE-NUPTIAL PARTIES Miss Shirley Marie Warriner, a recent bride-elect, has been the guest of honour at several pre-nuptial events. Mrs. George Wright, of Toronto was hostess at a Miscellaneous Shower and entertained 45 guests. Mrs. Ross Lippsett, of Toronto, was hostess at a Miscellaneous Continued on-the back page, Om (a with other prices. 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