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kk SAE TEs An eS i, mS eas J Tome TR AR ea nen Lal BR RAR, IS EA te 'THE PORT PERRY STA EE a aa es SRT Ee IS Ee AE Authorised as Becond Class Mall, Post Office Department, Ottawa PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 7th, 1960 Promotions at Port Perry Public School GRADE VI to GRADE VII-- (Nams arranged Alphabetically) GRADE VIII to GRADE IX-- (High School Entrance) y Baker, Mary ~ Bell, Linda Burnett, Georgeen Buxcey, Patricia Crawford, Mary Lou Dagenais, Carol Eade, Jody Franssen, Anna Marie Harrison, Bonnie : Manns, Judy McDonald,: Nancy Pavlick, Shirley Thompson, Gail _ Williams, Marsha Adderley, Thomas Dawson, Dennis Mairs, Allan Mark, Brian McLaughlin, Donald McNenly, Dale Menzies, David Oke, Barry Prentice, Richard Raines, Allan Raines, Ronald Reader, Bryan Thomas, Timothy Walker, Robert E. M. HUNTER (Teacher) R. H. CORNISH (Principal) GRADE VII to GRADE VIII-- Badour, Betty ; Beare, Lynne Bruton, Lynda Chapman, Sharron Cook, Marie : Cooper, Geraldine Dagenais, Judy Dowson, Shirley Dymond, Beverley Fane, Particia Hockin, Shirley Jetford, Catherine Kandel, Lynda Leahy, Karen MacMaster, Susanne Mairs, Dianne Mark, Karen Mumford, Jennifer Quan, Joanne Read, Margaret - Summers, Lois Vernon, Marianne Adderley, Terry Ballard, Ralph Buller, Buddy Dowson, Chris Gray, Jim Irwine, David Lee, Bob MacMaster, Jim Mulligan, David Pascoe, Ivan Pickard, Roger Porter, David Powell, Graham Shephens, Rodger S. A. CAWKER (Teacher) GRADE VII to GRADE VIII-- Cook, Carolyn Harris, Linda Michie, Darlene Porter, Ann Quan, France Heayn, Paul McLeod, Norman Murray, David Raines, John Saunders, Wayne Shephens, Richard GRADE VI to GRADE VII-- Cooper, Janet Harris, Sandra Jefford, Linda Johns, 'Dianne Kenny, Sheila Nelson, Catherine Rice, Christina Sonley, Leanne Taylor, Barbara Wallace, Carol Armstrong, Thomas Durham, David Edenborough, Robert Hatchinski; Fernando MeDermott, John McDonald, Peter McNenly, Donald Peterman, Robert Rowntree, Wayne Ryba, Richard Sebben, Stewart Terrett, Willard : ALETA MacFARLANE (Teacher) Carnegie, Connie Carnochan, Dorothy McNeill, Susan Moore, Judy Spears, May < Cowieson, Bob Cox, Fred Jackson, Gary Kendell, Trevor Menzies, Ronald Short, Alvin Walker, Alan Williams, Grant GRADE V to GRADE VI-- Brown, Diane Collins, Joyce Gray, Shirley Harris, Sharon MacDonald, Esther Milne, Lois Summers, Eleanor Thompson, Jean Webster, Barbara Beare, Dale Beare, Bill Dawson, Grant Edenborough, Ross Enge, Rodney, Hillier, Raymond Kent, Richard Knight, Brian Mark, Lonny Taylor, Ronald Whitter, Steven L. B. COCHRANE (Teacher) GRADE V to GRADE VI-- Cawker, Bonnie . Forder, Gale Garvey, Frances Healey, Patricia MacGregor, Lynne Porter, Janice Quan, Denise Rennie, Marlyn Stein, Risa Taylor, Monica Brunton, Timothy Cox, Wayne Elford, Barry Farmer, Bill Hockin, Tommy Rollo, Scott Spears, Ronald Walker, Ricky Wallis, Robert GRADE IV to GRADE V-- @ Baker, Louise Carnegie, Beverly Carnegie, Martha Dymond, Nancy Fane, Diana Heayn, Lynda Jeffrey, Cathy Mulligan, Susan Murray, June * Reader, Ruth Short, Lynda Walsh, Wenda Hall, Billy Manns, Reggie McNenly, Larry Read, David AUDREY N. LEE (Teacher) GRADE 1V to GRADE V-- Cowieson, Betty Eade, Sharon Johns, Sandra Lee, Patricia MecNenly, Wendy Moore, Linda Ptolemy, Clare Rice, Georgia Sebben, Elizabeth Sonley, Sherilyn Sweetman, Sharon Tanton, Judy Taylor, Priscilla Terrett, Susan Ballard, Ricky Buchner, David Chapman, Howard Cook, Ian Durham, Donald Hayden, Robert MacMaster, John McGowan, Gordon MoLaughlin, James Panter, Gordon Podres, Ronald 4 Porter, James Raines, Ralph Rice, Terrance Stephens, Russell G. L. HASTINGS (Teacher) (continued on back page) \ Police Resigns Police Chief Graham L. Chatterley on Tuesday, June 28th, handed in his resignation at Town Council, It was not read as the meeting had been ad- journed at 8.20 because "insufficient members were present to constitute a quorum, take effect on June 80th, still stands", follows: To The Editor: Chief of Police of Uxbridge, and I have done this because I feel it is in the best interest of all concerned. It has become evident to me that I have not enjoyed the confidence and co-operation of Council this year. I regret the circumstances that have made it necessary for me to resign, and I am deeply grateful for the loyalty and support given to my family and myself the past b years. Thank-you. Graham L. Chatterley. ' Oshawa Team Wins Mixed Trebles SATURDAY, JULY 2nd A full entry of ardent Lawn Bowl- ers took advantage of the sunny weather, to make the second Local Tournament a real success. Teams from Oshawa, Whitby, Cannington, Port Hope, Lindsay, and Port Perry participated in a Mixed Trebles, and all had praise for the condition of the greens, and the hospitality af- forded them by the Local Club, The Ladies section of The Port Perry Club provided refreshments be- tween games, which were very much enjoyed by all. The high Three Game Winner was J. Hunter of Osliawa, with a score of 66 plus 7. The second three Game Winner, with a score of 47, went to Dick Adams of Whitby, : | i Another Oshawa team had the High | Two Game Win, with a 48 plus 5 | score, and was skipped by Cecil Lit. "ster, A Port Perry team skipped by 'Art Cox, managed to get the High One Game Win, with a score of 36. The next Local Tournament is a Mixed Doubles, which will be held on | Wed., July 13th. Entries are being i taken now, and it is expected that there will be a full draw, and a break from the weatherman will assure us of another success. The resignation was to | USA. | i ago were all on hand to celebrate with Councillor Tipper who had been ap- the exception of the bride's only sis. { pointed chairman a few minutes ear- YY» Mrs. Allan Jenkins, who passed lier, stated he could not read the 8W8Y several years ago. letter handed to him by the Chief as! the meeting had been adjourned. neighbours, numbering well over two Chief Chatterley replied "the date hundred, who were present to con- vey their best wishes were out-of- A letter to the Uxbridge Times- town guests from Toronto, Weston, Journal Re: Letter Basket reads as. Sinton Park, Proton Station, Scar- I have tendered my resignation as ) 'flanked by Uxbridge Chief of (Local Couple Celebrated Their Silver Wedding Anniversary Recently A very happy occasion, was held on Sunday, June 17th, when Mr, and Mrs. Martyn Rennick of Port Perry, celebrated their Silver Wedding An- niversary by holding an "At Home" at their residence on Ontario Street. The bridal attendants of 25 years Among the relatives, friends, and | borough, Stouffville, Woodbridge, Pickering, Hamilton, Mount Albert, Cannington, Willowdale, Uxbridge Bowmanville, Whitby, Oshawa and; Scugog Island. Telegrams of con- gratulations were received from Hun- tington, West Virginia, Phoenix, Ari- zona_ and New London, Connecticut, The bride of twenty-five years, chose a sheath-styled afternoon gown of Chantilly Lace in pale pink, de- signed and made by herself and wore an orchid corsage to receive her guests, The happy couple were as- sisted by their only son, Martyn and the groom's mother Mrs. Thomas Ren- nick, of Toronto. The living room and dining room were a bower of flowers and made a striking background for the attrac- tively arranged tea table which was graced with an heirloom lace cloth. The unique centrepiece of pale pink rosebuds and white larkspur was silver candelabra and sparkling silver tea services. Pre- siding over the tea table during the | Downsview and Mrs, Luther Allin, of afternoon were Mrs. Fred DeNure and. Mrs, J. C._ Love, of Port Perry and Mrs, Lawrence Davis, of Pickering and Mrs. Orval Callacutt, of Willow- | dale. In the evening, Mrs. Luther Allin, of Bowmanville; Mrs. Victor Creech, of Woodbridge; Mrs. Earl Anderson, of Stouffville and Mrs, Earl Martyn, of Prince Albert did the hon- ours. Those assisting were Miss Inez Martyn of Toronto; Miss Barbara Love, of Fort Erie; Misses Mildred and Marion Martyn, of Prince Albert; Misses Dorothy and Catherine Wake- ly, of Toronto; Mrs. Horace Webster of Prospect; Mrs. John Cook of Green. bank and Mrs. Harold Martyn of Port Perry. All were recipients of garde- nia crosages to commemorate the oc- casion. The happy couple received many beautiful gifts; among which was several hand done oil paintings; ster- ling encrusted crystal, silverware and a three-piece mantel console set in imported china. Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Rennick were married in Fairbank United Church, Toronto, on June 16th, 1936 with Rev. Mr. J. Kell, minister of Fairbank United Church and Rev. Mr. R. J. Irwin, niinister of Donlands United $2.00 Per Year, Single Copy 5¢ Church officiating, There were three bridal attendants, the late Mrs. Allan Jenkins; Mrs, Henry McClelland, of Bowmanville and the best man was the groom's brother, Emmerson Ren. nick, of Toronto. Mrs. Rennick is the former Miss Myrtle Margarette Anderson, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson, of Downsview, who is well known for her artistic ability in Arts and Crafts; which she taught for many years in the Toronto Districts. Mr. Rennick is the son of Mrs. Thomas Rennick of Toronto and the late Mr. [(Rennick. Mr. and Mrs. Rennick made their home in and around Downsview, prior to coming to Port Perry, some six years ago. Mr, Rennick has been con- nected with the Timothy Eaton Stores and just before his retirement recelv- ed recognition for his twenty-five years of service with this large or ganization. For many years the Rennick family have been well-known In these parts, having spent their summers at six mile island at the fa- mily cottage, before making this com. munity their permament home. "Meet The Champs" Hockey Dinner Next Tuesday evening will bring to a close the official hockey season here in Port Perry with the citizens having the opportunity to meet and honour their Championship Team, the Port Perry Juveniles, O.M.H.A. Ju- venile "C" Champions, We have been very fortunate in se- curing the services of Mr. Jack Rox- burgh, President of the C.A.-H.A., as our guest speaker.-- Mr. Roxburgh in 1934 was first Secretary of the newly formed O.M.H.A., then President of the O.M.H.A. from 1936-38. Through the years he has been interested in hockey in his own community and throughout the rest of the Province, In 1950 Mr. Roxburgh was elected President of the O.H.A. and this year he was elected to the highest post in Amateur Hockey in Canada, President of the C.A.H.A. In Business life Mr. Roxburgh, a graduate of 0.A.C., is an active mem- ber of the Peach Growers Association at Simcoe, Ont. Last January the citizens of Sim- coe, Ont. tendered Mr. Roxburgh with an Testimonial Dinner for his years of work in Amateur Hockey through- out this country. Many hockey not- ables attended this surprise dinner in his honour, including the late George Dudley, longtime Secretary of the C.A.H.A.; Hockey's grand old man W. A. Hewitt; Tom Lockheart, Presi- dent of the A.H.L. and many others. Anyone desiring tickets for this dinner are urged to contact the Chamber of Commerce as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reesor, of Locust Hill, left; Mr, Albert Wideman, Markham, right; have attended all the | Reesor Re-Unions held since 1902, Oldest Lady at Reesor Family Re-Union Mrs. Joseph Kirk (Minnie Reésor) 91, was the oldest lady at the 1960 re- union, Mr. Wilbur Reesor is the im- mediate past president of the gather- CAR BINGO at PORT PERRY ARENA ing. --Courtesy of Markham Economist : and Sun Reesor Family Bible President Gordon F. Reesor, Port Perry, is seen here holding the Zurich Bible, 'printed by Kristoffel Frosch. over, which was the Swiss bible pub- lished for the Reformed Church of It came to Markham Switzerland. township in a conestoga wagon in 1804 and was known as the Reesor Bible. --Courtesy of Markham Economist and Sun Wedding ROY -- HARPER Seagrave United Church, prettily decorated with peonies and iris was the setting on Saturday, June 11th, 1960 at 3 o'clock when Rev. E. Mec- Neil united in Marriage Elsie Jane Harper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harper of Seagrave and Mr. Wm. Robert Roy. Mr. Roy is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Rob Roy, R.R. 4, Bowmanville. Organist Mrs. J. Tobin played the wedding music and accompanied so- loist Mr. Hugh Baird, who sang "The Wedding Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love". The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace and silk organza. The long sleeved bodice was fashioned with a sabrina neckline trimmed with se- quins and pearls and a very full or- ganza skirt over layers of net and crinolines, was caught up on hoth sides with a self material rose. Her elbow length veil of nylon illusion was caught to a pill box style head piece of matching Chantilly lace and net. Her only jewellery was a gold locket, a gift of the groom and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses with white baby mums. The bride's sister Mrs. H. Payne, Seagrave as matron of honour was In romance blue silk organza, baller- ina length designed with a self rose at the waist in front and cap sleeves. Mrs. Wm. Fitze of Seagrave, the bride's cousin, and Miss Marie Long, of Prince Albert as bridesmaids were also in Romance blue ballerina length silk organza featuring shirred bho- dices, very full skirts and self bows at the back waistline. All wore wide brimmed white picture hats and ac- cesgories and coral necklaces and ear rings, gifts of the bride and carried nose-gays of white and blue baby mums. The groom's brother-in-law, Mr. Bill Henderson was hest man and Mr. Herb Payne, brother-in-law of the bride and Mr. Bernard Standish, both of Seagrave were ushers. The groom presented his attendents cuff links & tie bar. The reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, where her mo. ther received the guests in a mauve and white linen sheath, white acces gories and white picture hat and a corsage of yellow mums. She was assisted by the groom's mother in blue lace over 'taffeta with white picture hat, black accessories and corsage of tinted red and white mums. As the couple left on a wedding trip to points west, the bride's travelling costume was a sea blue embossed dress, light blue duster, white acces- sories and corsage of pink and white baby mums. They will reside at R.R. (continued on back page) High School Results GRADES NINE and TEN Grade Nine--80.21 percent promotion Grade Ten--79.06 percent promotion The following pupils are promoted from Grade Nine to Grade Ten: Firat Class Honours: G. Tripp, T. Boyd, J. Williams, E. McCaig, J. Lawrence, D. Edenbor- {ough, E. Roach, W. Diamond, B, Ver- non, D. Hayes, M. Croxall, T. Hughes. Second Class Honours: R. Wagner, I. Linstead, J. Cawker, H. Hope, J. Cook, C, Morrow, D. Bol- duc, W. Collins, D. Fralick, T. Zoet, W. Beath, J. Stark, S. Levinson, I. | Blain, G. Tummonds, D. Cochrane, S. j Fralick, M. Couch, R. Kennedy, W. ! Aird. Third Class Honours: J. Taylor, D. Henry, S. Clothier, M. Spears, G. Franklin, C. Wilson, G. Dagenais, V. Eden, D. Saunders. Pass Standing: R. Hamer, G. Goslin, R. Franks, L. Clark, C. Spencer, J. Raines, A. An- ness, D. Davey, B. Bray, H. Lukas, J. Baker, R. Leach, G. Carnegie, P. Kroes, N. Prentice, D. Pascoe, L. Mit- chell, A. Brown, W. Willerton. It is recommended that the follow- ing pupils follow the Grade Ten i Courses: R. Painter, P. Goose, J. Stevens. The following pupils have been re- commended for the Department of Education's Intermediate Certificate for successful completion of Grades Nine and Ten: B. Ballinger, B. Wallace, S. Adder- ley, J. Druean, K. Wilson, E. Hunter, M. Terrett, B. Lee, R. Milne, G. Miller, 'E. St. John, J. Gibson, G, Wilbur, P. | Fraser, J. Whitaker, S. Saunders, N. Hunter, F. Millman, E. Teno, C. Mum. ford, B. Rynard, D. Gibson, H, Saun- ders, H. Lehman, D. Lehman, B. Martyn, D. Popert, E. Moore, E. Par- rott, L. Davidson, G. Smith, T. Taft, J. Nichols, J. Miller, T. Cook, A. Wakeford, L. Posthill, K. Boyd, S. Beare, W, Stevens, L, Lee, L. Somer- ville, A. Armour, K. Nottingham, G. | Menzies, C. Nesbitt, J. Philip, J. Har- i per, W. Powell, Jayne Carnegie, R. , Manns, W. Goreski, J. McMillan, J. I carnochan, R. Donnelly, A. Calberry, R. Vernon, James Carnegie, L. Sum- mers, L, Pereman. It is recommended that the follow- ing pupils enroll in Grade Eleven and follow the Grade Eleven courses of study: D. Beacock, C. Hastings, B. Henry, B. Nixon, S. Painter, H. Innes. | Passes Exams Dorothy Tripp, pupil of Mra. D. Rice, A.T.C.M., passed her Grade II Theory Examination at the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto with First Class Honours. 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