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oF So ST ES >" > OnE Ni SEEN EEE 2S ZEN NE Le A 258 Rs ENT 3 ~ ey 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 20, 1977 1000 attend Beta Sigma Phi convention by Bunny Rowland From Friday, June 3rd to Sunday, June 5th. Bunny Rowland represented Theta Delta, Port Perry chaptér of Beta Sigma Phi, at the provincial convention in Ottawa. Accompanying her were Shirley Baster and Marion Barnett from Theta: Psi chapter, Uxbridge. The convention held in the beautiful Skyline Hotel brought together approxi- mately 1,000 girls represent- ing chapters from British Columbia to Newfoundland and from California to Florida. Our sorority sisters from Ottawa are to be commend- ed for the splendid organiz- ation of such a large con- vention. The theme "1,001 Nights" was carried out in dress, food, decorations and entertainment. Distinguish- ed quests for the weekend were Beta Sigma Phi presi- dent, Walter W. (Bill) Ross 111 and his son, Walter W. (Bucky) Ross 1V from Kansas City, Missouri. The guest speakers during the weekend were Madame Benoit, lecturer, T.V. personality and author of several cookbooks: Mrs. fares KAWARTHA SUMMER THEATRE presents JACK NORTHMORE ALISON MacLEOD GREG ROGERS in "The Servant of Two Masters" (By Carlo Goldoni) A ROLLICKING COMEDY FARCE! JULY 19th-23rd - 8:30 P.M. AT THE ACADEMY THEATRE, LINDSAY Monday to Friday - $3.50 Saturday - $4.00 RE Children under 15 - $1.50 PHONE 324-9111 For information & reservations. Jean Piggott, for Ottdwa-Carlton; and Mrs. Sima Holt, - M.P. for Vancouver-Kingsway. On Saturday evening the girls were entertained by a marvellous Jazzy band, "The National Press and Allied Workers Jazz Band Inc" with well known press- man, Charles Lynch as master of ceremonies also featuring guest entertainer, Ben Wicks, Many girls took advant- age of the bus and boat tours around the capital. It was a weekend of renewing from past conventions as well as making new ones. . All in all it was a weekend to be remembered 'and talk- ed about for many" months. OBITUARY -- Elmer Albert Cook Funeral services were held from Carson Funeral Home, Brooklin, Monday, July 11, 1977, for Elmer Albert Cooke, who died at the Dr. J.0. Ruddy Hospital Whitby, Friday, July 8; following a short illness. He lived at Myrtle Station. Born May 7, 1895 at Pros- pect, Ont., he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Cook. 5 He was the oldest service station attendant in Ontario. He started with British American Oil in 1920, which later. became Gulf Oil. He was a veteran of the First World War (Old Bill), and was a member of the Port Perry Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419. He is survived by his wife, the former Jessie Magee, a son, Kenneth Cooke of Brooklin, Ont., a daughter, Mrs. Audrey James of Myrtle Station; two brothers, Ray of Port Perry; Earl of Oshawa; three sisters, Mrs. Fred Beadle (Blanche) of Oshawa; Mrs. Edgar Cooper (Ruby) of Toronto; Mrs. Jim Lee (Vera) of Greenbank; two grandchild- ren, Mrs. Al Ness (Sandra) and Donna Cook and two great-grandchild- ren. One sister, Maude, two brothers, Clarence and Keith, predeased him. Interment was held at the Oshawa Union Cemetery. Rev. Robert Wragg officiat- Bicycles, the laws apply An estimated one-and-a- half million bicycles were: purchased in Canada last year -- probably a million of those in Ontario alone. While many people look to NEW CARS AMC GREMLINS PACERS HORNETS MATADORS JEEP BRITISH LEYLAND MINIS MARINAS SPITFIRES means Your Satisfaction to a New or Quality Used Car!!! Look at This!!! CONTINUED ONE MORE WEEK - BUYANEW 1977 GREMLIN 4cyl, 4speed AT THE AMAZING LOW PRICE OF JUST '3599. 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The bike is required to have a white or amber front light and a rear red light or Night driving means any time between one half hour after sunset to one half hour before sunrise. 3. In addition, the law requires ten inches of white reflective tape on the front (continued orf page 19) acquaintances - Geer - Marilyn Jane Geer be- came the bride of Gordon Richard Goode Saturday, May 21, 1977 at the Im- maculate Conception Church, Port Perry. Rev. G. Raymaker officiated, assisting as alter boys were the brides brotHers, Glenn and Michael Geer. Mr. Danny Clancy of Oshawa was soloist. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geer, Port Perry. The bridegroom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Goode Sr., Port Perry. : . The bride given in marri- age by her parents wore a long white gown of nylon sheer over net fashioned with a V-neckline trimmed with lace and daisy appliques. The full skirt was also trimmed with daisies and lace circled the chapel train. A matching picture hat with satin streamer completed the out- fit. She carried a nosegay of spring flowers. Mrs. Joan Beare, Port Perry was Matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Hygrade Fuels ARVICE FISHER Port Perry - 985-7951 - HEATING - % > : ~ Goode Mrs. Joanne Blanchard and Miss Diny DeJong, both of Port Perry. They wore gowns of pale blue, styled similarly to the brides with matching picture hats. They carried baskets of spring flowers. Mr. Greg St.John, Port Perry was bestman, Ushers were Gregory Goode, Oshawa, brother of the groom and Garry Geer, Toronto, brother of the bride. The reception and dance following the ceremony was held at the Immaculate on Hall. Following a honeymoon trip to Daytona Beach, Florida, the newly weds are residing at Bigelow St., Port Perry. Hospital Report o J . 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