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a « a nt WO art da 25 ~» x, oa L ee - a Sh Ptr SAI EA CI I Pai) xy» ~ { 2--- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 30, 1976 Up «s Down the Street y Miss Jo-Anne Donnelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donnelly, Bigelow St. Port Perry, former student of Port Perry graduated June 19 from Western University, London with a B.A. in Art. She will further her educa- tion in Medical Arts in Toronto. High School , Dr. Helen M. Bathie, D.C. returned home Sunday night from Lansing, Mich., where she attended the third in a series of five Seminars on Sacral Occipital Technique of Chiropractic. She was accompanied by Mrs. Anne Gliddon and Mrs. Eleanor Davidson, who also attended the lectures. THE TRILLIUM The Trillium, a ferry at the Toronto Docks, marked the 66th year since it was launch- ed on Monday, when it left the docks on an Appreciation Cruise with many dignitaries and guests aboard. Mr. Raymond Rivett, Scugog Is- land, his wife and daughter Karenna, Mr. and Mrs. John McMorrow, summer resi- dents on the Island, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Toner of Edin- burg, Scotland were among those aboard. Mr. Rivett is Superintendent of Metropoli- tan- Toronto Ferry Docks. 8% COMPOUNED MONTHLY OR 8%% COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY WITH NO MINIMUM DEPOSIT. Remember: YOU HAVE TO MAKE YOUR MONEY WORK FOR YOU. ~ CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO SAVE AT YOUR CREDIT UNION. Phone 852-3489 852-3388 70 Brock St.. West Box 490, Uxbridge, Ont. LOC 1K0 se Kathy DeShane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeShane, Port Perry, graduated with a Bachelor.of Science Degree in Home Economics at the Spring Convocation of the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, London, Ontario on June 10, 1976. Kathy is presently doing a Dietetic Internship at Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, Kitchener, Ontario. David Stanley Payne, son of Pastor and Mrs. Don Payne of Port Perry, former student of Port Perry High School graduated recently with a Bachelor of Theology degree from Central Baptist Siminary. Mr. Payne is presently continuing studies at Waterloo University. TIRE Sales & Service MOBILE UNIT FARM TIRE SPECIALISTS 985-3042 RI Sole That's Paula Lishman of Blackstock in the middle, taking part in the official opening of the C.N. Tower, Friday. Paula, 6 feet, 3'4 inches is flanked by seven-feet tall Roger Tickner (left), Finance Minister Donald MacDonald, 6 feet, 5 inches, and the world's tallest free-standing clown. Paula helped Tickner and MacDonald switch on the lights that flooded the world's tallest free-standing structure as the clock reached midnight. Paula Lishman tallest female: HRDINA PHOTO Takes part in CN tower opening by Bill Lishman The CN tower opened to the public Friday night at 12:01, Saturday morning to be exact and 1 was there dining and sipping cham- pagne with thirty or so of the CN"s top brass in a revolving olympian world, overlooking a large glittering portion of Ontario. I was there for no other reason than my wife is six foot three and abit. She was part of the CN's public relations plan to have the tallest free standing male and female from the Toronto area, with the Federal Government's tallest cabinet minister who officially open the world's tallest free stand- ing building. A tall tale to say the least! It also co-incided with our 8th wedding anniversary. To me it was an unreal happening. 1 had to keep pinching myself to keep some sense of reality. But for Paula it was even more thrilling. A housewife from Purple Hill, mother of two young kids being zapped into the lime light in her chauffer driven Rolls-Royce, complete with police escort. The door was opened for her by Canadas Minister of Finance (that day we had been argu- ing about the $40 grocery budget)a marching band playing in the background while a clown on stilts waver- ed in front of the entrance. Stacatto flashes from photographers, movie cameras and a microphone thrust everywhere. Paula, who had been given ticket 0002, turned a switch which lit up the entrance bridge to the tower. Rodget Ticnon, the tall male at 7°1* lit the base of the tower, then the entourage flashed up the elevator to the observation deck. Donald Mcdonald illuminated the rest of the tower while a fantastic show of fireworks errupted from Harbour Front somewhere beneath us. I stood fascinated, looking down at' the crowd around the entrance. They had the appearance of a swarm of bees trying to get into the hive. Then Bob Bancleen, CN's president was shaking my hand and saying with a smile, some party we threw for your anniversary eh? Paula was still talking into microphones, I'd never seen her look better. Gradually the party wound down more hand shakes, lots of talk, then we were back in our volkswagen, one of the bees looking back at Mount Olympus and we couldn't wipe the smiles off our faces. Scugog Ho! second race for canoeists There will be a number of new classes in the Scugog Ho canoe race on Sunday, August 8. The second canoe race this year organized by the Canoe the Nonquon committee will feature a class for 14 and under, and separate classes for the boys and girls 17 and under and 14 and under. The race will be held in conjunction with Port Perry's Western Weekend celebra- tions. The course is about 12 miles. Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383