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_ #ZZETL THE PORT PERRY STAR gizx® te LAY Jack. i 5 2 - LES RNS FE > AARE 4, ITE A 4 SEL eaaiatane . ier thi NCAR ' 3 & rl dmdad nyse cords PL SrA YHA 4 Pin J : d en ot audio LETTE Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. 4 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1957 » $2.00 per year. Single Copy be. Port Perry Public School Promotion Report (Names arranged Alphabetically) High School Entrance. Grade VIII to Grade IX-- Beadle, Linda; Harrison, Gloria; Heayn, Donna; Hope Carol; Popert, Doris; Pugh, Joanne; Robertson, Gloria; Smith, Darnell; Snooks, Bonn- je; Sweetman, Beverly; Tripp, Dor- othy; Wallace, Judy. Armour, Albert; Boyd, Kenneth; Carnegie, James; Dowson, Arthur; Jefford, David; MacDonald, Daniel; Menzies, Grant; Pickard, John; Ptol- emy, William; Read, James; Russell, Edward; Simpson Bryan; Sweetman, Peter; Thompson, Richard, } ; R .H. CORNISH, Principal, Grade VII to Grade VIII-- Calberry, Ada; Carnegie, Jayne; Elford, Joan; Harper, Joanne; Hines, Saundra; Milne, Ruth; Wakeford, Ann; Warriner, Shirley; Webster, Fae. Bray, Ronald; Calberry, Elmer; Carnochan, Jim; Cook, Terry; Gibson, Donald; Godley, David; Hastings, Charlie; Irivine, Herbert; Lee, Larry; MacMillan, John; Manns, Ron; Mum- ford, Chris.; Porter, Gary; Powell, Wayne; Simpson, Bruce; Spears, Murray; Terrett, Michael; Thompson, Larry; "Vernon, Robert; Warren, S. A. CAWKER, Teacher "Grade VII to Grade VIII-- Adderley, Susan; Druean, Joyce; Harvey, Carol; Hunter, Nola; Scott, Marion; St. John, Elizabeth; Terrett, Margaret; Wallace, Bonnie. ) Grade VI to Grade VII-- Butson, Elaine; Clark, Laurence; Clemmenson, Sandra; Gammon, Shar- on; Reader, Audrey; Smith, Sharyn. Boyd, Terryiz* Carnegie, Gordon; Cawker, Joel; Cook, Jack; Edenbor- ough, Douglas; Farmer, Robert; Garrard, Colin; Harper, John; Haug- en, Bruce; Kennedy, Ronnie; McLau- ghlin, William; McNeill, © Robert; Stirling, Robert; Tripp, George; Tummonds, Grant; Webster, Alfred; Williams, John. A. MacFARLANE, Teahcer Grade VI to Grade VII-- Davey, Diane; Deremo, Margaret; Levinson, Sheila; Long, Judy; McNeil, Beverley; Morrow, Carol Ann; Pren- tice, Nancy; Wallis, Arlene. Carnochan, George; Gibson, James; Lane, Ross; Raines, James. \ Grade V to Grade VI-- Baker, Mary; Burnett, Georgeen; Clark, Pamela; Crawford, Mary Lou; Franssen, Anna Marie; Manns, Judith; McDonald, Nancy; Pavlik, Shirley; Thompson, Gail; Weatherall, Gwen. Buxcey, Tony; Dawson, Derinis; Locke, Rodney; Mairs, Allan; Menzies, David; McLaughlin, Donald; Prentice, Richard; Reader, Bryan. AUDREY N. LEE, Teacher Grade V to Grade VI-- Bell, . Linda; Buxcey, Patricia; Coyle, Joyce; Harrison, Bonnie; Pottery, Noreen; Quan, Joanne; Webster, Lynda. 3 Adderley, Thomas; Buller, Eddy; Buller, Buddy; Gray, James; Irivine, David; Mark, Brian; McNenly, Dale; Oke, Barry; Raines, Ronald; Steph- ens, Rodger; Walker, Robert. Grade IV to Grade V-- Beare, Lynne; Chapman, Sharron; Cook, Marie; Cooper, Geraldine; Dowson, Shirley; © Hockin, Shirley; MacMaster, Susanne; Mairs, Dianne; Read, Margaret; Wright, Linda. Farrow, Daniel; Pickard, Rodger; Powell, Graham; Scott, Robert. _ ANNA MAY THURSTON, Teacher Grade IV to Grade V-- Badour, Betty; Bruton, Lynda; Cook, Carolyn; Dymond, Beverley; Fane, Patricia; Harris; Linda; Jefford, Catherine; Leahy, Karen; Luke, Dianne; Mark, Karen; Mumford, Jenn- ifer; Pottery, Marilyn; Quan, Francis; Stirling, Heather; Vernon, Marianne, Adderley, Terrance; Ballard, Ralph; Dowson, Christopher; Farmer, Teddy; Heayn, Paul; Lee, Robert; Long, Terry; MacMaster, James; McLeod, Norman; Murray, David; Porter, David; Raines, John; Saunders, Wayne; Snooks, Richard; Stephens, Richard, G. L. HASTINGS, Teacher Grade III to Grade IV-- Andrews, Sheila; Carnochan, Dor- othy; Cooper, Janet; Deremo, Jane; Harris, Sandra; Jefford, Linda; Johns, Dianne; Kenny, Sheila; Luke, | Karen; McNeill, Susan; Midgley, Alberta; Moore, Judy; Nott, Susan; Sinclair, Karyn; Sonley, Leanne; Taylor, Barbara; Wallace, Carol; Yeo, Carolyn. Armstrong, Tommy; Cawker, Dan- ny; Cowieson, Bobby; Craig, Wayne; Edenborough, Bobby; Jackson, Gary; McDermott, John; McDonald, Peter; McNenly, Donnie; Menzies, Ronnie; Rowntnee, Wayne; Ryba, Richard; Sanford, George; Terrett, Billy; Vernon, John; Wright, Billy. LEONA REYNOLDS, Teacher | Grade II to Grade I1I-- Brown, Diane; Carnegie, Connie; Collins, Joyce; Gray, Shirley; Harris, Sharon; Locke, Brenda; Luke, Heath- er; MacDonald, Esther; Milne, Lois; Porter, Janice; Quan, Denise; Stirl- ing, Sharon; Thompson, Jean; Weath- erall, Janice; Webster, Barbara. * Andrews, Ronnie; Beare, Billy; Beare, Dale; Cook, Ian; Dawson, Grant; Edenborough, Ross; Elford, Barry; Enge, Rodney; Hillier, Ray- mond; Hockin, Tommy; Kendell, Trevor; Kent, Richard; Knight, Brian; Mark, Lonny; Porter, Jamie; Prentice, Carl; Prentice, Ken; Rollo, Scott; Taylor, Ronald; Walker, Rickey; Wallis, Bobby; Williams, = Grant; Wood, Grant. JOAN YOUNG, Teacher Grade I to Grade II-- Andrews, Christine; Baker, Louise; Cawker, Bonnie; Challis, Louise; Crowder, Carolyn; Dymond, Nancy; Falconer, Carol; Forder, Gale; Garvey, Frances; Healey, Patricia; Heayn, Lynda; Jackson, Diana; Jeffrey; Cathy; Johns, Sandra; MacGregor, Lynne; McNenley, Wendy; Ptolemy, Clare; Reader, Ruth; Rennie, Marlyn; Stein, Risa; Sweetman, Sharon; Terr- ett, Susan; Walsh, Wenda. Ballard, Ricky; Brunton, Tim; Hall, Billy; MacMaster, John; Manns, Reggie; McLaughlin, Jimmy; Raines, Ralph; Stephens, Russell. ELAINE BATILEY,Teacher Grade I to Grade IT-- Brisebois, Denise; Broome, Sharon; Gammon, .Lynn; Gerber, Sandra; Lee, Patricia; McGill, Joan; Moore, Linda; Sinclair, Faye; Sonley, Sher- ilyn; Tanton, Judith. Beare, Richard; Chapman, Howard; DeNure, Christopher; Kenny, Scott; McNaughton, Timothy; = McNenley, Larry; Nott, Kenneth; Panter, Gor- don; Podres, Ronald; Thompson, William. v NANCY KIGHT, Teacher Grade 1 to Grade 2-- Carnegie, Martha; Cowieson, Betty; Fane, Diana; Murray, June; Read, David. : Kindergarten to Grade 1-- Bathie, Rhonda; Bourgeois, Char- lene; Brown, Betty; DeNure, Peggy; Forder, Anna;:Geer, Brenda; Irvine, Darlene; Jackson, Joanne; _ Kendell, Rhonda; McCammond, Patsy; Midgley, Wenda; Nott, Patsy; Roberts, Nancy; Robertson, Heather; Spencer, Ellen; Stephens, Heather; Vokins, Sherrin; Wallace, Gail; Walsh, Judith; Warren, Nancy; Weatherall, Mary; Williams, Janice; Willoughby, Beth; Wren, Patsy. Birkett, Wayne; Brisebois, Ray- mond; Broome, Bryan; Brown, Sam- my; Bruton, Robert; Carnegie, Ste- phen; DeShane, Robert; Elford, Ro- bert; Emmerson, Larry; Hlozan, Jona- than; Howsam, Glen; Jeffrey, Ronald; Kendell, Morgan; Mairs, Robbie; Mark, Larry; Mark, Billy; O'Brien, Bobby; Pidgeon, James; Prentice, Ralph; Sauders, Barry; Short, Dennis; Smith, Donald; Stoughton, Sheldon; Taylor, Billy; Wakeford, Allan; Wake- ford, Ronald. GLADYS JOBLIN, Teacher. Attractive Sign For The Hospital An attractive new sign has been donated to the hospital. The dark wood and light lettering looks very well with the white building in the background. Mr. J. J. Gibson, who is the donor, is to be congratulated upon his forethought as the sign will be a definite asset to strangers looking for our hospital and an attractive adver- tisement to passing motorists. It is understood that the sign is to be flood lighted. -- Second Class Honours: Port Perry High Exam Results First Class Honours--769% and over Second Class Honours--66 - 749 Third Class Honours--60 . 659, Credit Standing--50 - 599, GRADE XII COMMERCIAL -- The following candidates are re- commended for the Secondary School Graduation Diploma . Commercial Option: Ashton, B.; Bailey, A.; Bell, J.; Bell, S.; Long, M.; Midgley, C.; Ptolemy, A.; Shunk, M, GRADE XII GENERAL-- ~* The following candidates are re- commended for the Secondary School Graduation Diploma: ' First Class Honours: Asling, P.; Trenka, C.. Carnegie, R.; Pickard, M. L. Second Class Honours: Levinson, N.; Cooper, C.; Samells, D.; Pickard, E.; Lukas, J. Third Class Honours: Diamond, R.; Hastings, G.; Gray, J.; Boulanger, C.; Whitaker E.; Raines, G. Credit Standing: Beare, C.; Dob- son, J.; Fralick, S.; Hunter, J.; Jan- nack, F.; Webster, H, GRADE XI promoted to GRADE XII. First Class Honours: Couves, L.; Heyes, B.; Taylor, B. Shaw, G.; Lawrence, P.; Mosienko, D.; Benschop, E.; Kiezebrink, H.; McMillan, W.; Skerratt, M.; Huntley, C. Third Class Honours: Wires, J.; Wilson, G.; Hodgins, M. L.; Couch, J.; Owen, R.; Willerton, R.; Cunning- ham, D. 3 Credit Standing: Elford, D.; Kight, J.; Lowcock, D.; Stone, M.; Williams, R. . . Recommended for Grade Twelve Commercial Courses: Dearborn, M.; McEachern, M. L.; McLaughlin, M.; Ptolemy, I.; Robertson, M. L.; Tant- on, C. GRADE TEN-- The following candidates are rve- commended for the Intermediate Certificate: First Class Honours: Harris, M.; Chandler, M.; Espie, K.; Clements, L.; Spencer, R.; Milne, D.; Hastings, K Second Class Honours: Philip, R.; Harper, L.; Reesor, M.; Wagner, R.; Oke, W.; Kiezebrink, I.; Read, A.; Beare, I.; Reesor, D.; Hutchinson, R. Third Class Honqurs: Julien, L.; Williams, A.; Davey, M.; Skerratt, K.; Haugen, S.; Spears, G.; Williamson, D.; Greenwood, L.; Houghland, V.; McLeod, N.; Palmer, N.; Rennick, M. Credit Standing: Badour, M.; Bell, R.; Bray, M.; Brown, M.; Clark, P.; Fishley, J.; Foster, B.; Fralick, IL.; Francis, A.; Grass, C.; Hancock, R.; Jeffrey, B.; Martin, K.; McNeill, D.; Mole, J.; Moore, D.; Porter, J.; Pryde, D.; Reader, G.; Strong, R.; Tripp, J. Recommended For Grade Eleven Coursé: Taylor, M.; Chapman, J. GRADE IX promoted to GRADE X-- First Class Honours: Trenka, K.; Midgley, P.; Collins, J.; Hartmann, H.; Asling, F.; Asling, J.; Williams, J.; Hancock, C.; Geer, C.; Medd, E; Wright, M.; Morton, D.; Williams, C.; Smith, C.; McMillan, D.; Kerry, A. Second Class Honours: Barnes, M.; Posthill, M.; Fielding, B.; Tease, P.; Goreski, G.; Couves, R.; Blain, M; Hayes, G.; Davidson, M.; Ross, M.; Fralick, C.; Barry, A.; Jefford, A.; Beadle, G.; Carnegie, R. Third Class Honours: MacCannell, D.; McLeod, W.; Irvine, W.; Wilson, L.; Nichols, D.; Evans, Doreen; Luke, M.; Harper, E.; Whitaker, R.; Grier, S.; Cochrane, G.; Cookson, J.; Reader, G. Credit Standing Baker, B; Buller, J.; Burnett, J.; Butt, C.; Carnegie, C.; Cervenka, A.; Corner, E.; Donnelly, R.; Dowson, K.; Drinkwater, F.; Ed- wards, J.; Edwards, J.; Elford, M.; Farmer, Patrick; Grainger, M.; Grass, B.; Gimblett, D.; Hamer, L.; Hergott, H.; Jordan, D.; Lane, E.; Michie, V.; Rynard, C.; Smith, L.; Smith, M.; Sturman, L.; Tease, N.; Thompson, L.; Wanamaker, N.; Warren, P. Recommended For Ten Course: R. Cawker; R. Durward. Good Attendance Record for Council So far this year the Port Perry Council have held 20 meetings, includ- ing 6 Special meetings. J. J. Gibson, Reeve, missed none; A. T. Cox, missed none; W. T. Harris, missed 2 regular and 2 specials; I. A. Boyd, missed two specials; E. Godley missed 1 regular and 1 special (holi- days). * Epsom School Report =~ (Alphabetically) To Grade 9-- Jack Andrews; Ross Bailey; Murray Prentice. Grade 8-- Allen Andrews; Patsy Bailey; Frank Millman; Ross Prentice; Glenn Wilbur Keith Wilson, Grade 7T-- Antoinette Laviolette; Dwight Lyon. Grade 6-- Tom Andrews; Raymond Lyon; Al- 'bert Millman; Helen Munro; Ross Munro. Grade 5-- Frances Andrews; Linda Andrews; Larry Brown; Kerry Millman; Betty Munro; Stephen Payne. Grade 4-- Lynda Geer; Jewel Dawn MacCan- nell; Denise Payne; Martha Yager; Harry Zylstra, Grade 3-- = Bobby Andrews; Karen Geer; Billy Jordan; Betty Medd. Grade 2-- Jean Andrews; Jeff Bailey; Trudy Brawn; Kenny Millman; Joyce Wilson; Floyd Wilson; Gosse Zylstra. Grade 1-- Billy Brown. Spelling Prizes-- Lynda Geer; Betty Medd; Stephen Payne; Raymond Lyon; Ross Prentice; Ross Bailey. i Perfect Attendance-- Antoinette Laviolette. "wD MRS. VIVIEN WILBUR, (Teacher) Scugog Schools Reports HEAD SCHOOL REPORT SCUGOG . 'Names arranged alphabetically. Grade IX -- Donna Collins; Alan I"ulford. Grade VII--Carol Barry, Brian Ful- Ford; Carol Wilson. Grade V---Jim Dowson; Ian Fulford; Marilyn Manns; Lynda Reader. Grade IV --Karen Carter; Fred Cox; Douglas Fulford, Arnold Heayn; Linda Teayn, Ken Wilson 'Grade 1HI--Janis Carter, Wayne Cox, Roy Gerrow. Grade Il -- Jimmy Gerrow, Bruce Heayn. J - Teacher, Edna Beckett. CENTRE, (S8.S. .NO. 2) SCHOOL Grade 9--Freda Burnham, Valerie Fden, Mildrew Martyn, Alex. Michie. Grade 8 --Bill Nixon, ' Grade 7--Bonnie Eden, Jim Lamont, David Newman. Grade 6 -- Kay Jackson; James; Ronald Nixon. Grade b5--Marilyn Fralick; Bernald Chandler; Janet Cannon, Darlene Michie, Bobby Prentice, Denny Mar- tyn. Grade 4 -- Muriel Lomant, Patsy Aldred, Beverley Eden Mary Cannon, Billy Prentice. Grade 3--Virgenia Eden. Grade 2B---John Michie, Raymond Warren. Grade 2A Hether Demera, Sharon Brayley, Joanne Martyn, Barry Pren- tice. Grade 1B--Ian Cannon, Bobby De- Hart. ' Beginners--Beverley Aldred, Marie Shute, Mary Mallon, Kenneth Michie, Teacher: Eunice M. Hunter. Letter to the Editor I'want to call attention of the rate- payers and citizens of Port Perry to the obstruction of a public street by certain individuals. Our reeve, Mr. Gibson, A. L.. McDermott and Mr. J. Raines are building boathouses across the east end of Beech street thus clos- ing of Beech street for access by the public to the water's edge. } Our street should be kept open for public purposes and if private persons wish to build boat houses they should do "so on their own property. By building on the street they do not only deprive the taxpayers and the public of the proper use of the street but they also avoid fair taxation. I suggest to the citizens of Port Perry that they see the situation for themselves and I call on the Reeve and Council to do their duty to the people of Port Perry and keep the streets free from private obstructions If this situation is justified then any of us would be justified in building our boat houses on Queen street. C. H~A Port Perry Taxpayer. Leland Second Warning Once again Port Perry Merchants | have received a very potent warning to be careful in accepting cheques to be cashed. Late last year forged cheques were passed on local merch-! ants. | This week MacGregor's Meat Mark- et and Dowson's Red & White Store were victims of this racket. i The cheques were made out in the name of a well-known customer of the merchants and were presented after banking hours to be cashed. It is believed that the forger must have been someone local as an attempt was made in one case to confirm the validity of the cheque by phoning the man whose signature was used but he proved to be out of town the! week-end. : A careful examination of the cheque in this case would have shown the en- dorsement corresponding with the signature--but this is not always the case. Extra care is advised in every case, Runaway Car Mr. I". Lintens, of Marquette St. Toronto, stopped on Queen St., to ask directions. He stepped out of his car and the car pulled away. Lintens tried to stop the car was dragged down the hill where his car struck one owned by Mr. Peter Gibson of Collingwood St., Agincourt, which was parked on the East end of Queen St. Extensive damage was done to the left rear fender of Mr. Gibson's ear! and the grill and radiator of Mr. Lin- ton's car were damaged. Police Chief Menzies investigated Hand Seriously for while using the jointer machine. The right hand was badly lacerated neces- siting the removal of part of the 2nd and 3rd fingers and skin grafting on I the palm. -- | 3 He was taken to Toronto General done by a specialist in this field. He will be in hospital for two or three weeks and is expected to spent some time in the Workmen's Compensation | Hospital for therapy in regaining the ! use of the hand. ! [in connection with stealing cars. | 0 d njure this anniversary; among which weve Mr. Jim Davison, Jr. "working on specially invited guests from Sunbeam the remodelling of Reesor's Lumber. Oshawa, Laurel, Aloha, Queen City, and coal sheds received serious injury Systie Star, Fairbank all of Toronto; Searborough, Durham, Bowmanville, Ontario; Pick- | urer's report received, -- » ering; Starlight; Port Car Stealing Four Toronto boys and one lad from Blackstock have been apprehended by Police Chief Menzies of Port Perry The youths stole a car in Toronto and drove to Port Perry. Two lads left the group and broke into J. Orde Marine, where they stole an outboard motor and a boat belonging to George Rutherford of Oshawa, After enjoy- ing a ride on the lake they abandon- | 'ned the boat at the Causeway where they were picked up by the other boys, still driving the stolen Toronto car. Back in Port, Perry they stole Ken Jackson's "56 Dodge car and drove back to Toronto, abandoning the fir<t car on a side road. In Toronto the boys stripped Jack- of radio, spare tire, seat covers, floor mats, ete, leaving the car on a side street of the city to be picked up by Metropolitan police. On Iriday Chief Menzies of Port Perry got a lead on two of the boys and following up the information was able to take into custody all five youths, son's car Heavy Rains Cause Damage Heavy last week caused considerable flooding. As last vear the bowling green suffered quite a bit of damage and it will be some time be- rains of fore it can he gotten into shape again, The water was so high and flowinj so swiftly that the main course of the stream was diveetly across leaving litter of debris and it subsided. the green ilt when Water also entered some basements. Mr. Ross Sweetman living near the "howling found water running through his basement so high that the sump pump was 'water cool- ed' instead of air cooled as usual, green" creek Mr. George Emmerson's driveway was washed away and a few folk lost their gardens. But we didn't lose our homes or our business, folk, so let's just say a little prayer of thanks that we don't live in the disaster area where "Aubrey" did so much havoe. wi: Blue Ray Chapter, 0.E.S. Celebrate 9th Birthday Recently, Blue Ray Chapter No. 238 Order of the Eastern Star held their! (annual birthday party in the beaut- | rons of Blue Ray Chapter 'were pre- iful auditorium of the Port Perry Pub. sent and introduced: lic School. This gala occasion was to. Myrtle Palmer, Helen Colbear, Mil- commerate the ninth birthday of the Chauter and the largest attendance for this event was theis year's gather- ing of two hundred and sixty-five members and out-of-town guests. Many Chapters were welcomed at | Agincourt, Bircheliffo, | Hope; Mark- wm; Sunland, Sunderland; Whitby | md St. Mary's, Several distinguished guests weve | mto; Grand Trustee, Jean Gow, Fair- vank, Toronto; and eight past district leputy grand matrons. The Worthy Matron, Margarat Jeffrey, assisted by the Worthy Pat- | The United Church Evening Auxiliary | The ladies met at the home of Mrs. John Price, on June 11. at 8 p.m. The meeting opened and the business was first discussed, then Mys. MM. Dowson gave a report of articles on display at Kinsale that will later he sent to Indian boys. Mrs, I. Crawford also gave a report on the bale packed | at Mrs. W. Walker's, A hymn was sung, and Mrs. Dowson, Mrs. Samells, and Miss Dodd took over the devotional period. Mrs. Samells gave a most instruci- ive and interesting talk on Tempeor- ance. A story was read by Mps. R. Pickard. Prayer was offered by Miss Dodd. The meeting closed with a hymn "Yeild not to Temptation". Mrs. JL Challis, convenor of the courtesy com- mittee thanked the hostess and those in charge of the meeting. Refresh- ments were served, and a social hour was enjoyed by all. 10c. Rate for Public Telephones in Port Perry The standard rate of 10 cents for each local call from public and semi public telephones became effective in Port Perry, Saturday, June 20th, ac- according to J. W. Lowery, Bell Tele- phone manager for this region. Approval in principal of the 10-cent rate for local calls from all Bell Tele- phones was given in November, 1951 by the Board of Transport Commis- sioners for Canada. However, because of equipment shortages at that time, the Bell asked for the higher rate to be applied immediately only in the larger centres. - With equipment to modify the public telephones in the smaller centres now installed, the company has decided to complete the application of the stand- ard throughout its territory. on, Len. Colbear were pleased to wel- ome eleven presiding matrons and five presiding patrons from the var- | Towering 16 storeys into the sky from an uptown site which overlooks Toronto's main business area, Imper- ial Oil's new executive office building has become a landmark which can be ious Chapters throughout the district. All the past matrons and past pat- these were; dred Jeffrey, Mabel Chapman, Jeanne Dymond, Jessie Espie, Margaret Cor- nish, Elgin Hutchinson, Hugh Espie, and Len Colbear, and twenty Charter { Members. The meeting was opened and earried out in regular form with all officers in their respective positions with the ex- ception of the Marshall and Associate Conductress. All reports were quickly presented and the minutes and treas-, During the evening, Blue Ray Chap- ter made Mrs. Reta Carothers an Honorary Member of Blue Ray Chap- ter and Mrs, Margaret Cornish, Past Hospital wheré the operating was present and those welcomed to the | Matron had the honoi of presenting Fast were Grand Ruth, Iva Pinkham | the Honorary Membership Certificate. of Sunderland; District Deputy Grand | Mys, Carothers, although taken hy Matron, Maybelle Stewart, York, Tor- surprise, thanked the officers and members for conferring this honor upon_her, in her usual delightful manner. Several short addresses were given among which was the Birthday Greet- from the "first matron of Blue Myrtle Palmer, who (Continued on hack page) ings Ray Chapter, BETES I EE ie § seen from most parts of the city, The top is illuminated at night and can be - seen 16 miles away. The observation deck above the 19th floor is 503 feet above Lake Ontario and is the high- est lookout point in the city. iN £0 4 3 Fi [J ¥ x: B 4 L jt