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2 ' ; foot Te a 4 Bail EE er di a " LEE ON £ TT] Nona gv _§ op aT MTAELAY oe ¢ Lr aA AL oh BREA RES Fs Lin i ya EE es Can rE IN aa oar Bas a Ee | «333% THE PORT PERRY STAR Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. x PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 » $2.00 per year. Single Copy Se. * PORT PERRY PUBLIC SCHOOL FIELD DAY RESULTS ® J The School children were favoured with beautiful weather for their Annual Field Day at the Public School on Friday, July 21st. A record enroll- ment of some three hundred and eighty pupils took part in the events, all of which were keenly contested. The Public School Board annually do- nates beautiful bronze medals to the boys and girls obtaining the Junior and the Senior Championships. Sr. Girls Championship - _ Elaine Butson. Sr. Girls' Runner-Up - Joanne Pugh Sr. Boys' Championship - Jim Carn- ochan. Sr. Boys' Runner-Up - Winston Irvine, M Jr. Girls' Championship - Carol Harvey Jr. Girls' Runner-Up - Arlene Wallis Jr. Boys' Championship . Wayne Powell Jr. Boys' Runner-Up - Stephens RACES: Grade 1 Girls 1. Lynda Heayn 2. Sandra Johns 3. Francis Garvey Grade 1 Boys 1. Russell Stevens 2. Reggie Manns 3. Larry McNenley Girls 7 & under 1. Sharon Broome 2. Heather Luke 3. Lynda Moore =~ Boys 7 & under 1, Dale Beare 2. Ronald Taylor 3. Larry MsNenely Girls 8 & under 1. Lynda Jefford 2. Alberta Midgley 3. Janis Porter Boys 8 & under 1. Grant Woods 2, Scott Rollo 8. Dale Beare - Girls 9 & under 1. Barbara Taylor 2. Marie Cook 3. Judy Moore Boys 9 & under 1. Graham Powell 2. Richard Stevens 3. George Sanford Girls 10 & under 1. Marilyn Pott- ery 2. Anne Porter 3. Barbara Taylor Boys 10 & under 1. Graham Powell 2. Jamie Porter 3. Roger Pickard Girls 11 & under 1. Joanne Quan Richard 2. Gwen Weatherall 3. Gail Thompson Boys 11 & under 1. Ronald Manns 2. Byran Reader 3. Doug Edinborough Girls 12 & under 1. Carol Harvey 2. Marilyn Pottery 3. Joanne Quan Boys 12 & under 1. Wayne Powell 2. Gordon Carnegie 3. Ronald Manns Girls 13 & under . 1. Elaine Butson "2. Carol Harvey 3. Arlene Wallis Boys 13 & under 1. Wayne Powell 2. Danny McDonald 3. Kenneth Boyd Girls Open 1. Elaine Butson 2. Carol Harvey 3. Dorothy Tripp Boys Open 1. Wayne Powell 2. Winston Irvine 3; James Carnochan BOYS SACK RACES 9 & under 1. Danny Cawker 2. Richard Stephens 3. David Porter 10 & under 1. Danny Cawker 2. Roger Pickard 3. Roger Stevens 11 & under 1. David Menzies 2. Jerry Atterley 3.-Barry Oke 12 & under 1. Doug Edinborough 2. George Tripp 3. Larry Lee 13 & under 1. Doug Edinborough 2. Dale McNenely 3. Terry Atterley Open to all boys 1. Roger Pickard 2. Terry Atterley 3. Danny McDonald GIRLS SACK RACES : 9 & under 1. Marie Cook 2. Patricia Buxcey 3. Sandra Harris 10 & under 1. Sheila Levinson 2. Marilyn Pottery 3. Mary Baker -- 11 & tinder 1. Sheila Levinson 2. Sandra Harris 3, Dianne Johns 12 & under 1, Sheila Levinson 2. Sandra Harris 8. Carol Harvey 13 & under 1. Sandra Harris 2. Dianne Johns 3. Carol Harvey Girls Open 1, Sandra Harris 2. Elaine Butson 3, Dianne Johns BOYS 3 LEGGED RACES 10 & under 1. David Porter Richard Stephens 2. Barry Oke Rodger Stephen 3. Brian Reader Robert Soctt 11 & under 1, David Porter and Richard Stephens 2. Barry Oke and David Menzies 3. Rodger Pickard and Ronnie Raines : . 12 & under 1, David Porter and Richard Stephens 2. Roger Pickard and Ronnie Raines 3. David Menzies and Barry Oke ) 18 & under 1. David Porter and Richard Stephens 2. Roger Stephens and Ronnie Raines 8. David Menzies and Barry Oke Open 8 Legged 1. Bog McNeill and and and + % and Winston Irvine 2. David Porter and Richard Stephens 3. Rodger Steph- ens and Brian Reader NOTE--three legged and sack races not counted toward championships. GIRLS 3 LEGGED RACES 10 & under 1. Joanne Quan and Mary Baker 2, Lynne Beare and Marie Cook 3. Barbara Taylor and Linda Jefford 11 & under 1, Shirley Pavlik and Gwen Weatherall 2, Beverley Dymond and Francis Quan 3. Mary Baker and Joanne Quan 12 & under 1. Bonnie Wallace and Carol Harvey 2. Marg Terrett and Marion Scott 3. Gwen Weatherall and Shirley Pavlik 13" & under 1. Arlene Wallis and Elaine Butson 2. Bonnie Wallace and Carol Harvey 3, Gwen Weatherall and Shirley Pavlik Open 3 Legged 1. Arlene Wallis and Elaine Butson 2. Bonnie Wallace and Carol Harvey 3. Mary Baker and Joanne Quan 'Boys' Horse Race Grade 3 & under 1. Grant Woods and Richard Reiba 2. John McDermott and Gary Jackson 3. Ronald Menzies and Billy Beare Boys Horse Race Grade 5 & under 1. Rodger Pickard and Ronald Raines 2. Dale McNenely and David Irvine 3. Barry Oke and David Menzies Boys Relay Race, Junior 1. Wayne Powell, Buddy- Buller, Eddie Buller and Larry Lee 2. Gordon Carnegie, David Irvine, John Harper and George Tripp 3. Douglas Edinborough, Ron- ald Manns, Christopher Mumford and Ronald Kennedy : Girls Relay Race, Junior 1. Carol Harvey, Marion Scott, Bonnie Wallace and Margaret Terrett 2. Gail Thomp- son, Arlene Wallis, Gwen Weatherall and Shirley Povlik, 3. Joanne Quan, Marie Cook, Patricia Buxcey and Geradine Cooper Girls Relay™Race, Senior 1. Carol Hope, Dorothy Tripp, Beverly Sweet. man and Joanne Pugh, 2. Ada Calberry Darnell Smith, Gloria Harrison and Elizabeth St. John, 3. Elaine Butson, Nola Hunter, Arlene Wallis and Donna Heayn Boys' Relay Race, Senior 1. Wayne Powell, Jim Carnochan, Herbert Irvine and Winston Irvine, 2. Bruce Harper, Bud Dowson, Alfred Webster and Gary Porter, 3. Jim Gibson, Gordon Carnegie, George -*Carnochan and Peter Sweetman i Jr. Girls' Ball Throw 1. Nancy McDonald 2. Bonnie Wallis 3. Faye Webster Sr. Girls' Ball Throw 1. Doris Pop- ert 2, Beverly Sweetman 3. Darnell Smith Jr. Boys' Ball Throw 1. Wayne Powell 2, George Tripp 3. Ron Manns Sr. Boys' Ball Throw ochan 2. Winston Irvine 3. Ron Bray BOYS' 100 YARD DASH 11 & under 1. Ronald Manns 2. Doug Edinborough 8. Ronald Raines 12 & under 1. Wayne Powell 2. Christophers Mumford 3. David Irvine 13 & under 1. Wayne Powell 2. Dan McDermott 8. Bryan Reader Open All Boys 1. Wayne Powell 2, Winston Irvine 3. Jim Carnochan GIRLS' RUNNING BROAD JUMP Junior 1, Carol Harvey 2. Arlene Wallis 3. Geraldine Cooper Senior 1. Darnell Smith 2. Dorothy Tripp 3. Joanne Pugh BOYS' RUNNING BROAD JUMP Junior 1. Christopher Mumford 2. Ronald Manns 3. Brian Reader Senior 1, Jim Carnochan 2. Richard Thompson 3. Danny McDonald Music Festival of District Schools On Friday evening at the Port Perry Arena, the schools in the district join- ed together for a mammoth music festival. Under the direction of Mrs. Francis Sandison, the children sang in mass groups, took part in trios and solos, and finally a square dance. Dr, Fenwick, director of music for all sch. ools was guest of honour and judged the groups. Following a most enjoy- able evening the guests of honour, teachers and members of all the sch- ools boards met at the Library for tea and lunch supplied by Scugog Home and Sshool ladies. 1. Jim Camn-| 1.0.0.F. News While reviewing some of the high- lights of the past session we find many accomplishments and perhaps a few disappointments. Our lodge was privileged in being asked to confer our three degrees in various lodges and was also ably assisted in helping the needy. For the social side of our activities we again achieved much in the dart- ball baseball competition. The high- light was reached when a bus load of Oddfellows and their wives journeyed to Dundas, June 15th, to compete in the inter-district finals. Sad to re- late we were beaten by the Lynden lodge 23-21 and 29-19. Our boys (or most of them) were just below par that day However, it was readily agreed that district friends further enhanced the fraternal side of our Order. "As we shall rdcess for the months of July and August the news will be skimpy, but keep in mind the Odd- fellow and Rebekah Picnic, the date will be announced later. Hospital Auxiliary The June meeting of the Women's Auxiliary was held at the hospital on Monday afternoon 'last, June 17th, with the President, Mrs. M. B. Dy- mond, in the chair. We were pleased to welcome two new members, one from Manchester, and one from Black- stock. _ The main topic for discudsion was ing project for the summer months. The prizes are now on display in the office window of Messrs, Greer and Kelly, Queen Street, and tickets may be obtained from almost any member -of the Auxiliary, or from Miss Hortop, "Where the prizes are on display. We are hoping that the sale of tickets will surpass that of last summer as there are almost endless ways to use the money to advantage, although as men- tioned two months ago the primary object of the Penny Draw this year is to provide green linen for the operat- ing rooms. May we look forward to having the ticket container filled to the brim by September 14th, the date of the draw? Last year we published a list of the prizes, and as many people cut this out of the paper'and kept it as a re- ference guide we are publishing it again this year: } : 1--Smoker's Stand. 2--Carafe. 3--Ironing Board. 4--Barbecue. .b--Child's Car. 6--Breakfast Set. 7--Hassock. 8--Aluminum Lawn Chair. 9--Rug. 10--Electric Kettle. 11--Electric Frying-Pan. 12--Toss Cushions 13--Table Lamp. 14--Electric Steam Iron. 16--Kitchen Step-Stool. We had a very pleasant surprise a few days ago. We were informed that No. 1 and No. 2 Blackstock Brownie Packs are donating a baby's crib for the children's ward at the hospital. This crib will match the furniture we bought about two years ago, and is something we have been wanting for some time; however, these cribs are quite expensive and we hadn't seen our way clear to spend that much money. We thank the Brownies very sincerely for this splendid gift. We know it will be a real comfort to many little babies who may have to come to our hospital in the future, and it will be a real help to the nurses as well, The following donations are acknow- ledges with sincere appreciation: Mrs. Job Graham .........cin. $ 5.00 Nestleton Women's Institute .... 65.00 The T. Eaton Co. Limited .......... 10.00 A Friend icici 4.00 Service Club, Port Perry ......... 6.00 Manchester Women's Assoc. .... 20.00 I.0.D.E., Scugog Chapter .......... 60.00 L.0.B.A. Club, Nestleton ............ 10.00 Mrs. Falconer, Toronto ................ 47.00 Prospect Community........ Alum. Chair Blackstock Women's Institute-- Car Robe The Robt. Simpson Co., Ltd. Two Toss Cushions Au revoir until September, and a happy summer to all. the Penny Draw our one money-mak-' Ontario Riding Member in Cabinet Post Citizens of this area were pleased to learn of the appointment of Mike Starr, M.P. to the post of Minister of Labour. It is a good many years since Ontario Riding has been so honoured. We believe that Mike Starr is well deserving of this position, He has shown himself a man of his word, a man who has worked for every section of the riding and who has given of his time and thought unstintingly for the welfare of the country and the benefit of his fellow citizens. He has been very fair in his efforts on behalf of the citizens of this riding which he represents. Fortune Jubilee Draw * Last week the Fortune Jubiee Draw was won by C. Heard, Port Perry. "His one share coupon gave him $29.50. This week there will be $312.68 in the Diamond Mine. Someone can "win La nice sum, it just might be you. Dance Recital Port Perry Dance Recital was held in the High School auditorium, Friday, June 14th. It was under the direction of Miss Irenie Harvey, A.C.C.M.; R. M.T.; C.D.T.A., instructor with Judy Seneco at the piano. The following is the complete program: T.N.A. Flower Garden Little Rose Buds --Brenda Forder; Charlene Bourgeois; Ellen Spencer; Janet Baird; Patsy MecCammond. Our Favorite Toe Dance -- Lynn Shaw. Beverley Godfrey, Myra Les- nick. My Favorite Basket--Bonnie Cawker, Sharon Baird, Janice Porter, Lexy Love. - Pas de Pointe---Doreen Randal. Irish Coleen--Charyn Smith. Dance Caprirce--Vickie McNab, Linda Godfrey, Suzanne Lewis. Have-a-Cake -- Doreen Snudden and Erna Litz, v Snappy. Rhythm Merrily Skip -- Gale Penhale, Sheryl Dodwell., Ballet Demonstration Grade I, Grade III, Pirouette (Loreen) Favorite Melodies Tapping in Rhythm--Sharon Sweet- man, Margaret Vernon, Betty Ba- dour, Marianne Vernon, Darlene Warren, Marilyn Thaxten. Soft Shoe Tap--Jean Bright. In Dutch--Janet Warren, Sylvia Law- rance, Georgeen Burnett, Brenda Junkin, Dance Joyeuse--Dancettes Song and Dance--Doreen and Erna. Ruffles--Sheryl and Gale. March Ruffhes Sailors Hornpipe--Sharlyn Smith, Tap and Twirl -- Jean Bright and Mary Kingsland. Line Drill--Sylvia Lawrence, Marilyn Stinson. Flast Twirl-----Doreen and Erna. Britain Twirlers--Sharon Wilde, Mar- garet Linton, Carol Davidson, Jean Bright, Marlete Oliver, Colonel Twirls--Sylvia Lawrence. Strutt March--Erna, Jean and Doreen Register for the fall term, Saturday, September 7th, 1957 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the Port Perry High School. Thank You, Folks! Thank you citizens of Port Perry for your splendid co-operation with the water problem. We are very plaes- ed with the results. Please keep up the good work until our new well has proved its worth. Some of those who use the great- est amount of water because of the nature of their business have given us their full co-operation in this matt- er, namely the poultry plants and garages. All this has been a very big help. If every citizen continues to do his share we will get along quite well this summer. Please note especially that if the water in your cold water tap begins to look yellow or brown that is the danger signal that the water tank is almost empty and a special effort will be needed to cut down on usage until a reserve can be built up again. It is imperative that a reasonable amount of water be held in reserve in case of fire. Also too low a water level will cause the seems of the tank to open up and make greater wastage by leaking. There are a few people who do not feel inclined to help in this important matter, and these people will be dealt with when necessary. Plans are going forward regarding the pump house ete. for the new water supply and we hope to have this avail- able before too great a time has elasp- ged. Again we want to thank all who have made such a splendid response to our appeal for care in the use of the town water, SUE HIGGINS - a pretty cheer- leader from Humberside Collegiate is shown above wtih the handsome Tro- phy awarded annually by the Manu- facturers Life Insurance Company at the all - Ontario Interscholastic Track and Field meet. The meet was held at Lake Couchiching on Saturday, May 26th, and the Western Ontario Dis- trict Schools won the coveted Trophy as they compiled a total of 90 points to finish in front of schools from 7 other Ontario Districts. Cartwright H.S. Exam. Results June Examination results, 1957, Grade 12 Catherine Bailey-- (7 subjects) Eng. Comp. Ist; Eng. Lit. 1st; Hist. 1st; French 1st; Lat. Auth. 1st; Lat. Comp. 1st; Geom, 1st. Joyce Hooey (8)--Eng. Comp. 1st; 'ng. Lit 2nd; Hist. 2nd; French C; Lat. Auth. 1st; Lat. Comp. 8rd; Geom. Ist; Chem, 1st. Josie Hooyer (4)--Hist 3rd; French C; Lat. Auth, 1st; Lat. Comp C. Jerry Bowers (8)--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. 2nd; Hist. C; French C; Lat. Auth. C; Lat. Comp. 3rd; Geom. 8rd; 11 Alg. C. Darrell Watson (8) -- Eng. Comp. Ist; Eng. Lit 1st; His. 2nd; French C; Lat. Auth. 1st;~Lat. Comp. 3rd; Geom. 1st; Chem. lst. George Watson (8)--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit C; Lat. Auth. C; Lat. Comp. C;Geéom. C; II French C. GRADE 11-- Sandra Ferguson (9)--Eng. Comp. Ist; Eng. Lit. 1st; Hist. 2nd; French 3rd; Lat. 3rd; Geog. 2nd; 12 French C. Gloria Sadler (9)--Eng Comp. 1st; Eng. Lit. 3rd; Hist. 3rd; French 3rd; Lat 2nd; Alg. 3rd; Chem. 1st; Geog. C; 12 French C. Susanne Schwartz (9)--Eng Comp, C; Eng. Lit C; French C; Lat. 8rd; Alg. 3rd; Geog. 3rd; 12 French C. Aileen VanCamp (9)--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. 1st; Hist. 2nd; French 2nd; Lat 1st; Alg. C; Chem. Geog. Ist; 12 French grd. Grading: 1st 769% and over 2nd 66 to 74% 3rd 60 to 66% C 60 to 69% Omission of a subject indicates a failure. GRADE 10-- Gerald Asselstine (7)--Eng. Lit. C; Soc. St. 2nd; Lat, C; Math. 2nd; Se. 2nd; Shop 1st. Larry Ashton (8)--Eng. Comp lst; Eng. Lit 2nd; Soc. St. 1st; French 1st; Lat. 1st; Math. 2nd; Sec. 2nd; Shop 1st. Clifford Dayes (7)--FEng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit C; Soc. St. C; Lat. 3rd; Math. (; Shop 1st. "John Feddema (8)--Eng Camp. Ist; Eng. Lit. 1st; Soe. St. 1st; French 1st; Lat. 1st; Math Ist; Se. Ist; Shop 1st. Barry Fisher (8)--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit 2nd; Soe. St. 1st; French C; Lat. C; Math 3rd; Sc. 3rd; Shop Ist. Jack Swain (8)--Eng. Comp. 1st; Eng. Lit 1st; Soc. St Ist; French 1st; Lat 1st; Math, 1st; Se. 1st; Shop Ist. Glen Wilson (7) -- Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit 3rd; Soc. St. 3rd; Lat. 3rd; Math. Ist; Se. C; Shop 2nd. Lloyd Wilson (8)---Eng. Comp. 1st; Eng. Lit. 1st; Soe. St. 1st; French 1st; Lat. 1st; Math, Ist; Se. 1st; Shop Ist. Patricia de Vries (7)--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; Soe St. C; Fiench C; Muth. C; Se. CC; H. Se. 2nd. Sylvia Kozub (8) --Eng. Comp 2nd; ing. Lit (; Soe. St. 3rd; French 1st; Lat, Ist; Math 3rd; Se. C; H. Ee. 2nd. Margaret McColl (7)--H. Ee. 3rd. Ruth Prosser (7)--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit C; Soc. St. C; French 3rd; Lat. C; Sec. 3rd; H. Ec. 3rd. Winnifred Schwartz (8) --kEng. Comp Ist; Eng Lit. 1st; Soe. St. 1st; French Ist; Lat 1st; Math, 2nd; Se. 1st; H. Ie. 2nd. PROMOTIONS Grade 9 to Grade 10-- 1st Class Honours Standing---Mar- garet Hooey; Alan Asselstine. 2nd Clars Honours Standing Frances Staniland, Ardis McArthur. Credit Standing -- Peter Van der Heul (Math); Leslie Asselstine (Lat); Elinor Shemilt (Soc. St.); Helen Mec- Leod (Math); Ann Redmond (Soe. St, Math); Maurice Redmond (Math.); Margaret Ellis (Soe. St, Sc.); June Fowler (Soc St. Math.); red Clark (Math, Sc.). GRADE 10 to GRADE 11-- 1st Class Honours Standing---John IF'eddema, Jack Swain, Lloyd Wilson, Winnifred Schwartz, Larry Ashton, 2nd Class Honours Standing--- Sylvia Kozub; Glen Wilson. 31d Class Honours Standing--Barry Fisher; Gerald Asselstine, Credit Standing -- Ruth Prosser, Patricia de Vries, Clifford Dayes (Sc.) Subjects in brackets indicate failures and credit must be obtained in them before a certificate can be granted. Jrd;, GRADE 9 (8 Subjects) Margaret Ellis--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit C; French 1st; Lat, 2nd; Math C; H. Ec. C. . June Fowler--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; French 1st; Latin Ist; Sec. C; H. Ee. C, Doris Griffin--Eng. Comp. C; Fr. C; Lat. C; H. Ee. 3rd. Margaret Hooey--Eng. Comp. lst; Eng. Lit, 1st; Soc, St. 1st; French 1st; Lat. 1st.; Math. 2nd; Sc. 1st; H. Ec. Ist. Patsy Hoskin--Eng Comp. C; Fren. 1st; Lat 1st; Math, C. Helen McLeod --Eng. Comp. 2nd; Eng. Lit. C; Soc. St. C; Fren. 1st; Lat. 3rd; Se. C; H. Ee. C. Ann Redmond -- Eng. Comp 3rd; Eng. Lit. C; French 1st; Latin 1st; Sc. C; H. Ee. 3rd. Elinor Shemilt--Eng. Comp. 8rd; Eng. Lit, C; French 2nd; Latin 3rd; Math. 2nd; Sec. C; H. Ee. 8rd. Frances Staniland--Eng. Comp 1st; Eng. Lit. 2nd; Soc. St. 2nd; Fren. 1st; Lat. 1st; Math, 1st; Sc. 3rd; H. Ec. 1st. Alan Asselstine--Eng. Comp. 2nd; Eng. Lit 1st; Soc. St. 1st; French 1st; Lat. 1st; Math. 1st; Se. 1st; H. Ec. 1st. Leslie Asselstine--Eng. Comp. 3rd; Eng. Lit. C; Soc. St. C; French 1st; Math. C; Sec. 3rd; Shop 2nd. ' Gerald Brown--Soc, St, 1st; Math. C; Se. C; Shop 2nd. Fred Clark--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. C; Soc. St. C; French 3rd; Latin 3rd; Shop C. Ardis McArthur--Eng, Comp. 2nd; - Eng. Lit. 1st; Soc. St. 1st; French 1st; Latin 1st; Math. 3rd; Sc. C; Shop 1st, Maurice Redmond--Eng. Comp. C; Eng. Lit. 3rd; Soc. St. C; French C; Lat. C; Sc. C; Shop 2nd. Peter Van der Heul -- Eng. Comp. Ist; Eng. Lit. 2nd; Soc. St. 1st; Fren. 2nd; Latin C; Se. 2nd; Shop 2nd. Clem Wilson--Eng. Com. C; Eng. Lit. C; Lat. C; Se. C; Shop 2nd. L.O.D.E. Activities June 1st--The Annual Rose Tag Day in aid of the Port Perry Com- munity Hospital. Scugog Chapter once again wishes to thank the citizens of this area for their generous re- sponse to the Tag Day. Proceeds approximately $140.00. A special thank you is extended to the girls from the Brownie and Guide groups Ww. H. for their assistance. Murs. Harris convened the Tag Day. June 3rd--"Riddlecombe" the home of the Misses Harris was the gracious setting for our June meeting when Scugoy Chapter entertained the mem- bers of Susie Sorabji Chapter of Ux- bridge. The regular business was followed by a pictorial contest ar- ranged by Miss LL. M. Harris. Mrs. Tiers of Uxbridge was the winner. Mrs. Gordon Robertson was our guest soloist and delighted the ladies with two vocal selections. We hope Mrs. Robertson will sing for us again soon. After tea was served in the spacious rooms which were heautifully decorat- ed with baskets of lilacs. Mrs. John Murray poured tea. The committee-- Mesdames Whithy, Letcher, Lowcock and S. Bearer Friday, June 14th at 6 p.m.--A suc- cessful bake sale was held on the lawn of the library and once again proved that home made baking is a popular way of making money. Mrs. Mabel Chapman was the convener and was very gratified with the results, Friday, June 14th, 8 p.m.--A group of LO.D.E. ladies assisted the Rink Committee by pricing goods for the Rummage Sale. Saturday, June 16th, 1.30 pm.-- A few members of the Chapter acted as "salesladies" at the Rummage Sale. Saturday, June 16th, 7 p.m.-- The following program took place at Pine Grove Cemetery on Saturday evening when Scugog Chapter held its annual Decoration Day Service at honour our deceased service men. 1 God Save the Queen 2 Prayer of the Order 3 Hymn: "O God Our Hope in Ages past" 4 Scripture-~Miss LL. M. Harris b Address--Rev. Dr. Armstrong In Memoriam---Mrs. J. S. Mac- Farlane 7 Poem---Mrs. I. R. Bentley 8 Hymn---"Our Valient Dead" Benediction--Dr. Armstrong. > Parents Night Port Perry Teen Town Fri., June 2 - Public School 8.30 to 12.00 p.m. . -- « a -- lr 3