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4 | PL Noir AOA id a iis 6 Lith) a Ri Je Ska HIRAM FO Autbartied a Second Class Mall, 4 Post Office Department, Ottawa. : PORT PERRY, ONTARID, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1954 KY > -- $2.00 per year. Single Copy Se. Port Pry High School Resulis » 0 MacMillan, Malcolm PROM TED TO pgs ger McCartney, James GRADE XII Fe _Menzies, Gary Tsabel Asling, Patricia Newham, Alfred - Faux, Isabe Baker, Noreen ~ Pearce, ohn ~- Graham, Dorothy -- Banks, Mabel Raines, Grant Honey, Helen < Bell, Jean Warriner, Dale Ianson, Evelyn if Bonnell, Merium Warriner, Garnet Lamb, Muriel Buller, Charlotte Webster, Harvey Lee, Helen Cooper, Carol . McEachern, Thelma } Garvéy, Mary jeNenly, Fernie lori Sag aples, Caroline Hastings, : PROMOTED TO Parrott, Helen ~ Lane, Gla GRADE XI = Phoenix, Mary Long, Mar 2 Wilbur, "Dorothy Pickard, Mary L. and receive an Inter- Willis, Amy Pickard, Miriam mediate Certificate Bacon, Keith - Pickard, Esther Palmer, Beryl Samells, Donna Leask, John Anderson, Marie 'Wilkin, Lorne Farmer, Jim Jackson, George Lane, William rrine Beacock, Co Mahaffy, George 4 Shank Mane Birkett, Muriel Rider, David Warren, Marlene - Cookson, Shirley Taylor, Bruce - Watson, Helen Dittrick, Patricia son, Hugh™ Big Aird 'Douglas Dobson, Jeanette wil Bryden. Robert Donnelly, Mauieen Receive a Special SRE Chandler Sydney Forster, Eleanor Commercial Certificate BE Cookson ! James Harper, Kathleen Ashton, Lois | Diamond, Robert ni, Verna Clements, Enid Fralick, Stephen Jeffrey, Donna Gibson, Isabel Free, Donald *" Painter, Faye Heayn, Carol Honey, Ralph Philip, Kathleen: Hancock, Sylvia Lee Brian. : Skerratt, Dorothy Heyes, Irene Lukus, Joseph Toogood, Sylvia Hunter, Barbara McNenley, Carl Aled, James Leask, Lois Rothwell, Malcolm Hoyd, Clive Lee, Marina Sandison, Walter Cornish, William Porter, Alice Sommerville Glenn Dearborn, Harvey 'Taylor, Jean . . Trenka, Charles' Doupe, Raymond Warwick, Laureen : Whitaker, Earl i Jackson, David Warriner, Arthur ] Wilson, David Miller, Robert SECONDARY Beare, Carol - Naylor, Brian SCHOOL . Bell, 1, Sylvia Panett, Bi Ronald- 'GRADUATION "Ohristin, Darlene Rod, ert DIPLOMA ¥ » Feutol, Caroline 5 Tummonds, Gary 3_Options:' pda - Wilbur, Hillis Diafnond, Shirley : bern FAnees Bontoft, Pearl James, Sondra A Ca ce Calberry, Joan Love, Barbara Keen. Phyllis : ag Soria : Tummonds, Muriel ) eayn, Sandra -- = ER: Co Meme Run ih O 1 Options i Masters, Barbara 11 Henson, Eleanor Yeo, Elaine : Midgley, Carol iv on Norma Bailey, Charles Ptolemy, Ann Pugh, ager, Muriel ~ Dittrick, Melyin §-----+---------- Stone, Marlinne Warwick, "Ellen go Owen, Jack. J! Taylor, Shirley Atkin, Peter : : Thomas, Mary Baylis, Lester 5 Options 1 Bonnell, Doug, Dowson, Jack Crosion Sey Hl . Bofjniell, Mervin Dobson, Jack Diamon "Kent ara 24 , Brent, Bert - Fletcher, Barry Kight, Nancy § 5 Bryant, George Haynes, David Leask, Ruby | Carnegie, Bob Lee, George Finer, June { Gibson, Gary 'Melntyre, Ranald = HARRY Thelma {a & Gray, James awrence Gibson, il » Hooey, Gerald ek, Charles - Hallett, Ken ; Hunter, Jame Tobin, Dennis .' James, Dan Kight, James Williamson, Alexander JAS, *I, CRANE, ° Principal. ¢ Farewell Party for Rev. T. Wallace Friends from Zion and Seagrave gathered in Seagrave Church an Tues- day evening to say farewell to Rev. © T. Wallace and Miss Willows, With Mr. W. Crosiér as Chairman the fol- - lowing program was given: Duet by | Rosemary Nodwell, Nancy Milne; Reading by Mrs, Billingham; Solo by Z 'Ivan Goodhand; Reading, Mrs, Jacobs; Duet by Mrs, Clarke and Mrs. C. Short; Fiano Solo by Mrs. Hall; Solo by Freddie Beate; Reading by Morley Bruce; Duet by Gwen Stokes and Helen McLean; Vocal Solo by Leona 'Reynolds, Mr. Wallace and Miss. Willows were called to the front and Mrs, A. Bruce read an address to Miss Willows and © Mus, Jacobs presented her with a set of luggage. Mr. Eagleson read an address to Mr, Wallace and Mr. A, Bruce and Mr, S. Hall presented a .chair, Both replied and spoke of their pleasant two years spent in Sea- grave, A bouquet of flowers was presented to each from the Mission Band by Joyce Cookston and Carol . Butt.. Blest Be-the Tie That Binds was sung and a social time concluded -the evening. - Miss © Willows left Saturday to spend a time at Lake St. Peter and on Sept. 1 will go to 'Drumheller, Alta. to do Missionary Work. Mr. Wallace will be making his home with 'his daughter Mrs, G. Beare and Mr. Beare at Greenbank. Rev. Mr, and Mrs. E. MacNeft of Victoria Road will succeed 'Mr. Wal- lace. They will arrive in Seagrave on . Wednesday and the Induction Service will be held Friday: evening in Sea- grave Church at 8 pm. ' 3 Pupils Pass « Music Exams : The following is a listeof sticpess- ful sordidafes in examinatipns held recently b 4 the Royal Conservatory af Musie in Toronta in Port Perry, Ont. r «4 The names are arranged in order of merit, A.R.C.T. PIANO--Teacher's-- (Con- "ditioned in Performance & Viva Voce) --Jean Samells, GRADE IX PIANO--Pass--Norma Levinson, GRADE VIII PIANO--Pass-- Eleanor Jeannette Hutchinson. = GRADE VII PIANO--Honours-- Diane Joan Wilson. GRADE VI PIANO--Honours-- Donna Johnson, Marilyn Elizabeth Reesor (equal); John E. Croxall. Pass--Joan Hoskin, ; GRADE V PIANO--Honours--Joy Irene Bradley. Pass--William Car- son Hutton. GRADE IV PIANO + First Class Honours=Gloria Orr. Honours--Eli- zabeth Carruthers; Lloyd Wilson; Lo- vina Hogan; Carol Grace Fralick; Miriam Evelyn Harris, Pauline Elsie Tease (equal); Kenneth Davy Fralick; Patsy Hall, Sharon Anolda Haugen, Lorna Kydd, Jeanne Carol Williams (equal). Pass--Marion Lois Davey; Marilyn Shier; Noreen Grace Tease. GRADE III PIANO--First Class Honours--Carolle Barton. Honours-- Lenora Oliver; Jim Smith; Doris Ellen Popert. Pass--Dorig Griffin, Wayne Nottingham (equal), GRADE. II PIANO--Firat Class Honours--Eleanor Jane Wescott. Honours -- Audrey Marie Reader; John Murray Williams. GRADE I PIANO--First Class Honours -- Janice Byers; Katherine Anne Swabey., Honours--Brian Gray; Larry Hoskin, Pass--R. Murray CroXall, * x 8 At the recent Royal Conservatory of Music \Theory examinations t following pupils of Mrs. Helen | Stouffer, AT.CM, were successful: David Mosenko, Theory I -- 1st Class Honours, 95, Joanne Mosienko, "Harmony TH 1st Class Hongqurs, 84, \ Gloria Hastings, Harmony HI-- Honours 76, " Norfia Levinsan, Counterpart V-- 1st Class Honours, 82, | of Miss Rachel (Matilda) Snelgrove y and was a manifestation of the high | Harry Harper, Jtyn McKnight, Uxbridge, R.R. 8; R, | Tolar Hoke, Soowood: Manchester School Report JUNE PROMOT IONS OF 8.8. NO. 6, REACH (MANCHESTER) Names are arranged alphabetically. Grade VIII to: Grade IX -- John Croxall, Kenneth Fralick, Gloria Hobbs, Carol McCartney. Grade VII to Grade VIII -- Donna Innes, Henry Olthoff, June Strong, Ruby Strong, Vera Weaver. 'Grade VI to Grade VII -- Harold Calberry, Roselyn Donnelly, . Carol Fralick, - Russell Leach, Richard Weaver, Grade V to Grade VI--Elmer Cal- berry, Thomas Cawker, Helen Innes, Albert Leach, Robert Slack, Joyce Strong, Clinton Weaver. Grade 1V to Grade V--Ada Calber- ry, - Lois Cawker, Bobby Donnelly, John Olthoff, Walter Stevens, Dianne Weaver, -- Grade III to Grade IX -- David Hobbs, Roy Leach, Jim Stevens. Grade IT to Grade TII -- Murray Croxall, George Franklin, Benny Olt- hoff. Grade 1 to Grade IT -- Billy Aird, Elaine Gooding, Stephen Hemvy, Mar- ten Nicuwhoff, Eunice Roach, Dennis Weaver, Grade ITony VanBerg, Aly Van. Berg. £5 (Murs.) A. G. Samells, Téacher. Celebrates 8th Birthday The celebration of the 98th birthday a was celebrated recently at the home of her sister, Mrs. Hershel Stone, of Little Britain when a large number of relatives and friends spent the af- ternoon and evening with her in hon- our of this unique occasion. Miss Snelgrove was the gracious recipient of many beautiful floral tributes, presents, cards and good wishes, following which a sumptious luncheon was spread on the lawn by the ladies- which was-enjoyed by all. After lunch the guests retired to the living room where a short program _ Jeonsisting of vocal and instrumental numbers and readings was given, and a very pleasant time was spent in re- miniscing. ' Happily this kindly lady i is enjoying fine health and this celebration of her 98th birthday was a real joy to her esteem in which she. is held. from Lindsay, Port Perry, Prince Al- bert and Oshawa. 1. Potato Club Reorganized The Ontario County 600 Bushel Potato Club has been re-organized for 1954 with 26 members in the compe-} tition. This is the largest mer mbex- ship that this high yicld club has bad for some years, such' Club member is required to plant a minimum of one acre of po- tatoes and he may use any means at his disposal to produce the greatest yield of high quality potatoes. A trophy will be presented to the contestant securing the greatest yield of marketable potatoes per acre, There will 'also be a trophy for the contes- tant producing the highest quality crop, The contestants .in this high yield Potato Club for 1954 are as follows: Goodwood; Ches Old- ham, Mount Albert; Albert Hockley, Claremont, RR. No. 2; Tom Smith, Claremont; Ted Hewlett, Zephyr; John | Myers, Zephyr; John -Moore, Ux- bridge, R.R. 1; Les, Myers, Goodwood; Gordon Rynard, Zephyr; Orvan Bre- thour, Uxbridge, No. 3; Russell New- comb, 289 Strathmore Blvd, Toronto; Oscar Silversides, * Zephyr; Bruce Dale, Mount Albert; Milton Graves, Mount Albert; Denzil Oldham, Mount Atbert; Morley Bain, Zephyr; Gordon Risenbrough, 'Uxbridge, R.R, 1; Mor- ley Bagshaw, Uxbridge, R.R. 2 Gor- don Harrison, R.R. 2, Uxbridge; Geo. Dowswell, Stouffville, R.R. 3; Maus- Veitch, Uxbridge, R.R. 4; (eo, Smal- ley, Stouffyille, R.R, 8; Ken Hockley, Claremont; Lorne Tidal, Goodwood! Among those present were relatives Bap lists to Have Charch in Open Air Port Perry Baptist Church has de- cided to follow other churches of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Ontario and hold its Sun- day Evening service in the. open air, weather permitting, 'during the mos. of July and August. This practice is not uncommon, par- ticularly in Toronto where parks, baseball stadiums and drive-in shop- ping centres are being utilized. The following appeared "in the Church News of the "Telegram", "The con- gregations: of Scarboro Baptist and Kitchener Park Baptist Churches are holding combined services at the Cliff- side Plaza shopping centre, Stop 14, Kingston Road. * Hymn Sheets will be provided and guest musicians will lead the drive-in congregation in sing- ing, which will be carried over a P.A. system." In Lindsay, William Street Baptist Church have commenced their third season of Sunday evening sum- mes services in Victoria Park, * The Port Perry Church will utilize their spacious church lawn for these services, special music will be pro- vided, singing and speaking will be carcied over a P.A, system and there will be drive-in accomodation for any who 'wish to remain in their cars. Annual Piano Recital ~7@n Wednesday Evening, June the 23rd, the Piano pupils of Mrs, J. > '| Alan Ror. held their Ah asl Re. cital in the United Church. Mr. Ree- sor also gave. an organ solo and at the close of the Programme Presenta- tions: were made to both teachers by their pupils. The following students took part in the Programme, Nancy and Bill Hutton Bobby Snelgrove = Donald and Eddy McCaig Donald Gibson £5 Shirley and Kenneth Dowson - Marianne and Robert Vernon " Bruce and Marion Martyn Georgeen and Jimmie Burnett Jayne Carnegie - Jimmie and Carol Ann Carnegie Doris Popert Gloria Hobbs Muriel Birkett Miriam Harris Karel Espie Sharon Haugen Nola Hunter Murray and John Croxall Mary Yynn & Gail Hodgins Irene Emerson - Robert Rowland Marilyn Reesor Alan Reesor, Child Drowns At Springhill Park Rithie Crowe, 17, of 2656 Maple Leaf Drive, North York, drowned in the syimming pool at Springhill Park, about a mile and a half south of The body was CR estin on Sunday. re®overed a short time later. Provincial Constable Norman Me- Combe of the Whitby detachment of the OPP investigated. Coroner Dr. F. A. Cuddy released the remains to the Robinson Funeral Chapel at Brooklin and stated no inquest would be held. A son of Mr, and Mrs. Mark Crowe, the lad accompanied other children to the pool while his parents and the members of two other families set up picnic tables and prepared a picnic Scugoy Centre School Report Grade VIII Marcia Chandler Pauline Newman Grade VII--Velma Michie y Grade VI Freda Burnham "Valerie Eden Mildred Martyn Betty Lewis Alex Michie Roy De Hart (Rec.) Reggie Storms (Rec) Grade Y--David Newman Grade 1V : "Bonnie Eden _{dimmy Lamont Allan De Hart (Ree.) 2 a» Grade III "Kathleen Jackson Leyland James Barbara Levis Grade II B Denny Martyn Bobby Prentice Murray Johns Grade II Marilyn Fralick- Darlene Michie Janet Cannon Bernard Chandler --Eric Donnelly cee Grade I B Jimmy Lewis - Jimmy Moore Beginners Patsy Aldred Mary Cannon Beverly Eden Muriel Lamont Billy Prentice MRS. EUNICE M. HUNTER, Teacher. min Obituary MR. JOEL C. MILLER The sudden passing of Mr. Joel C. Miller-of Manchester came as a shock to his family and the community. Mr. Miller, eldest son of Robert Miller nad Melissa Crone, was born at. Zephyr, Scott Township on Octo- ber 6th, 1873. He lived in Zephyr un- til he moved to Epsom, where he mar- ried Gertrude. F.- Claughton in 1900. The deceased spent all of his married life in Reach Township, retiring to Manchester six years ago. Mr. Miller was a- member of the United Church. - Predeceased by a son and daughter, Ralph and Dorothy, Mr. Miller is sur- vived by his widow, three daughters, Vera (Mrs. Harold- Honey, Seagrave), Meta (Mrs. Walter Howsam) Man- chester, Retta (Mrs. Alfred Higgs) of Oshawa, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. Charles- Kennedy of Cooksville and a brother, Gordon, of Sunderland. The pallbearers were three grand. children, Robert Howsam, Wayland | Drew, Ralph Honey, the husbands of two grand-daughters, Mr. Donald Car- negie, Mr. Howard Forder, and a nephew, Mr. Orley McClure. The memorial service held in A. L. McDermott's Chapel at Port Perry was conducted by the Rev. H. H. Mut- ton of Manchester and the Rev. B. D. Armstrong of Port Perry. Interment was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert. << < lunch. When the children returned from the swim Ritchie was missing. Noel Kelly, a Toronto resident, spotted the body in about five feet of water, ~ Artificial respiration was ap- plied and later the OPP inhalator was used but without result." Springhip--Park was opened about a year ago. . A motion by Alderman Jos. Victor to pay $30,000 for a proposed addition to Fairview Lodge, Whitby, was ap- proved last night by Oshawa -City Council, The * $80,000 will provide an extra 16 beds for Oshawa patients. Pay- ment witl=be cut jn half: 650 per cent this year will be forwarded and the remainder allocated in 1955: : This move was the outcome of a long controversy in council, which has objected to the agreement between the city and county which will expirt in about 25 years, leaving the entire Oshawa Will Contribute $30,000 For Addition to Fairview Lodge county home to the county. The city at present does not own a part of Fairview Lodge, but is paying yearly rent, The county asked the city. if it is willing to donate the $30,000 for the additional 16 beds. At present about 11 persons in the city are awaiting admittance to the home, Alderman Lyman Gifford and Rae Halliday strongly supported the pro- posal by Alderman Victor. Said Ald. Gifford: "It's a welfare plan that concerns this council." - : Port Perry Public School Results Cs ' Names arranged - Badour, Marlene -}. Bryden, -Ray, Norman Swabey, Katherine Sweetman, Beverley Tripp, Dorothy "Warriner; Shirley Armour, "Albert Boyd, Kenneth Carnegie, James Cobb, Allan Dowson, Buddy Franssen, John Geer, Gary Irvine, Herbert Jacobsen, Brian Jefford, David Kight, Arthur Macdonald, Daniel Menzies, Grant Pickard, John Alphabetically GRADE VIII to GRADE IX High School Entrance Heyes, Barbara Irvine, Jean McEachern, Mary - McLaughlin, Maureen Warren, Joan Cawker, Grant Crane Roge Elford, Donald Holmes, Herbert Lawrence, Peter Owen, Ronald b) . Popert, Donald Read, James GRADE VII to Starkey, Glenn GRADE VIII Stata, Richard Sweetman, Peter Thompson, Richard Vernon, Robert Warren, Jack Conditionally Porter, Garnet RUTH KOSKI, : Teac her. GRADE IV to - GRADE Espie, Karel Harris, Miriam Haugen, Sharon" McNeil, Diane Read, Alice Reesor; Marilyn Spears, Geraldine Williams, Alice Beare, lan Crowell, Frank Oke, Wayne Reesor, Danny Adderley, Susan . Williamson, David Carnegie, Jane bE Druean Joyce R. H. CORNISH, Elford, Joan Principal. Harper, Joanne GRADE VII to Harve Gul "Hunter St. John, Elizabeth Terrett, Margaret Willace, Bonnie Webster, Fae Bray, Ronald" Carnochan, James Farmer, Robert Gibson, Donald Godley, David Hastings, Charles Haugen, Bruce Lee, Lary 'MacMillan, John Manns, Ronald McLaughlin, Bill MeNeil, Bob --Spears;-Murray Terrett, Michael Thompson, Larry Webster, Alfred Conditionally Butson, Elaine Gammon, Sharon Wakeford, Anne' Irvine, Winston GRADE VIII Bray, Marilyn Shirley Coyle, Barbara Hastings, Kaye Hutchinson, Ruby Tease, Diane Wallis, Betty : Warriner, Patsy Warwick, Louise Bell, Bob Chapman, Jack Clark, Phil Cook, Donnie Franssen, Jan Harvey, Reg. liaynes, Robert Palmer, Neil Conditionally-- Jeffrey, Louise Sinding, Laila GRADE VI to GRADE VII. Mapes, Ronald : ~Simpson, Bruce Burnett, Jim MRS. JEAN Cawker, Ralph Elford, Merrill Lane, Eric Munch, Dennis WILLIAMS, Teacher. GRADE II to Reader, Gerald GRADE 1V Wallis, Jack Wilkin, Donald Clark, Laurence Coyle, Joyce Davey, Diane Deremo, Margaret" Prentice, Nancy Reader, Audrey Webster, Lynda Wilson, Gail Boyd, Terrance Buller, Edward Buller, Russel Carnegie, Gordon S. A. CAWKER, Teacher GRADE VI to : GRADE VII Buller, Joanne Carnegie, Carol Edwards, Jacqueline Edwards, Jennifer 4 o Farmer, Patricia Carnochan, Geoi'pe Fielding, Barbara nl ] . ean Cook, Jack Irvine, Winnifred 8 : H Crane, Douglas Luke, Marilyn Fraser, Allan Midgley, Patricia Hater dof Reed, Carolyn 2rber; Sonn ha . Kennedy, Ronald Seriver, Grace Lave. Ross Tease, Noreen ths a 3 I At Raines, James Tease, Pauline Tripp, George 13 0, '] HN Warren, Phyllis Tummonds, Grant Williams, Jeanne / Villiams, J Wright, Margarot ~~ iis, John Carnegie, Richard McNeil, Beverley Chapman, William Crowells, Kenneth Dowson, George Dowson, Kenneth Farmer, Patrick Jefford, Arthur Luke, Ivan McLeod, William Menzies, Archie Irvine, David FKUNICE WILSON, Teacher. GRADE TI to GRADE 11 Cobb, Margaret Levinson, Sheila 3 "Morrow, Carol Ann Morton, David . . Pavlik Shirley Smith, Lorne Pottery. Noreen ALETA Cawker, Joel MacFARLANE Iidenborough, Douglas . Teacher. Menzies, David ; EUNICE WILSON, GRADE V to Teacher GRADE VI GRADE II to Jarvon, Carol GRADE TH Boxall, Louise : Fraser, Juanita Harrison, Gloria Heayn, Donna Hope, Carol Popert, Doris Pugh, Joanne - Robertson, Glorin Snooks, Bonnie Baker, Mary Shannon) Bell, Linda Burnett, Georgeen Clark, Pamela Crawford, Mary Lou Dymond, 'Beverley Franssen, Anna Maric Harrison, Bonnie i» MeDonald; Nancy "Holt, John ~ Br uton, Lynda _ Cook, Marie "Read, Margaret Manns, Judy Quan, Joanne Thompson, Gail ( 'onditionally Bartley, Lois Harris, Linda Stata, Sharon . Adderley, Thomas Dawson, Dennis Fraser, Glenn Gray, James Mairs, Allan Mark, Brian . NcNenley, Dale Oke, Barry Prentice, Richard Raines, Ronald Reader, Bryan Stephens, Rodger Wheeler, Paul > gn C onditionally H Farmer, Edgar Wi Snooks, Richard Pa Tease, Frank 4 i . pes GLADYS JOBLIN, bl Teacher. FRALS Pd n GRADE 1 to ral GRADE 11 Beare, Lynne Chapman,Sharron Cooper, Gerriv Dowson, "Shirley Frane, Pajey Harvey, Linda Haynes, Joan Horsley, Lee Horsley, Lynn Jardine, Gail Jefford, Catherine Leahy, "Karen Luke, Dianne Mairs, Dianne Mark, Karen; MacMaster, Susanne Pottery, Marilyn Quan, France Sinclair, Ray ir Swabey, Lynne Vernon, Marianne Westover, Teeny Wright, Linda Adderley, Terry Ballard, Ralph Bray, Dou Brintnell, Rodgot Cobb, Douggie Fawns, Bobbie Lee, Bobby. MacMaster Jimmy McLeod, Norman Pickard, Roger Porter, 'David Saunders, Wayne - : x y Stephens, Stone, Jimmy Suwala, Billy ; Conditionally i Waa Cawker, Danny wh Dowson, Chris. AIG Raines, John A Rountree , Wayne Wie) Richard ok MISS ELAINE Nou THOMPSON. afi Teacher. ry KINDERGARTEN. ALE PRIMARY to ae] GRADE I (hg Carnochan, Dorothy 5d Colbear, Constance -a EA Cooper, Janet ; Ji Crowell, Sandra $4 Dennis, Linda } Dennis, Sandra b AL Deremo, Janie Harris, Sandra 1) Jefford, Linda . a Johns, Dianne et Kenny, Sheila $9 Luke, Karen $a Mark, Gail en, Midgley, Alberta : A Moore, Judith Nott, Susan oi Quilliam, Brenda 4 Sonley, Leanne i Taylor, Barbara HE Wallace, Carol Yeo, Carolyn ie Beare, William . : aE Cowieson, Robert is ! Edenborough, Robert Ri " EIf(xd, Barry ae { Farmer, (Billy) Wm. \ Jackson, Gary McDonald, Peter McNenly, Donald Torrett, Willard Vernon, John Wright, William i MRS. ANNE RNR Mac MASTER, AGT Teacher, a i! A Pleasant Surprise On Friday evening June the 26th a number of relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerry gathered at their home and gave them a complete surprise, it being the occasion of their 35th Wed- ding - Anniversary. The two daughters, Muriel and Audrey Woon graced the dining room tablé with flowers, bon hon dishes of candy and a lovely-dee orated Wedding Cake, . During the evening a few numbers weré rendered by Arnold Kerry, Diane and Margaret Fisher. Each husband in turn told how and where he first met his wife, which was quite amus- ing. The bride and groom were then presented with a lovely mantle mirror. A 'bountiful lunch was served and the enjoyable evening came to a close with everyoné wishing Harold & Ann. many more years of happy married life to-gether. PORT PERRY . ~ LIONS CLUB ------r i Ti ne em Street Dance, and Fair, Thursday, July 1, 9.00 p.m. re TR ae wp ty ET A Pp SA 1