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SPT PEL a dh Voame 99 Lord Bishop of Toronto, Rt. Rev. Fred- erick H. Wilkinson is seen picture to the left with! the new Rector of the combined parishes of Church of the Ascension, Port Perry and St. Thomas of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 1963 in the above Brooklin, Rev. Owen Robinson Orr centre, and Rev, Owen Prichard, Rector of the Church of the Redeemer, Toronto who also Number 6 took part in the impressive ceremony. --Star Photo * Inducts New Minister In Rinpressive Ceremony The Church of the Ascension was filled to capacity on Thurs- day evening last when the Indue- tion of Rev. Owen Robinson Orr, M.A, S.T.B. as Rector took e. 4 - Rt. Rev. Frederick H. Wilkin- son, Lord Bishop of Toronto, conducted © the service which gave Rev, Orr official charge of the combined parish Church of the Ascension, Port Perry and St. Thomas's, Brook- 95 Enrolment At Night Classes Wednesday morning, Assist- ant superintendant Mr R. Litt of Port Perry High School in- formed the Star that 95 stu- dents are taking part in this year's night classes, ; . Broken down .into different categories the. attendance is as follows; Arts and Crafts 10; Conversations } French 11; oil painting 14; TLeathereraft 11; Sewing 18; Pypewriting 21, (8 advanced, 16 beginners); rig- onometry 10. © The 1963; 'enrolment shows a considerabl increase over pre- vious years, and Mr. Litt saidi that more students are expected : Ww apply in the next few days. ---- Figure Skating Season Started | . Once again the P. P.F. S.C. has started its activities for another! season. Mrs. Forder will be at, the arena on Tuesday and Fri- day for the next few weeks. to accept registration and member- ship fees. Anyorie if eligible to join, young, old, girls and boys. Mr. Maurice Black of the Tor- onto Hockey School says that a boy should figure skate for at least two years before play- ing hockey. Also noted a state- ment in the paper that the Tor- onto Marlboros are taking skat- ing sessions at the Maple Leaf ; Gardéns, If enough Adults are interest- ed another class will be formed for adults only. . Skating is a healthy, vigorous "sport: for everyone to enjoy. of the]. lin. Guest preacher for the ev- ening was Rev. Owen Prichard, Rector of the Church of the Re- ! deemer Toronto and member of the faculty of Trinity College. Rev, Orr was formerly an As- sistant at!the Church of the Re- deemer; and prior to that was Rector of St. Mark's, Parkdale, Toronto. RAEI Bl ~ Also taking part in the ser- vice were Archdeacon H. D. Cleverdon of Oshawa, and Rev, Stanley Armstrong, of All Saints' Church, Whitby, Rural Dean of Oshawa Deanery. . The Anglican clergy of the Deanery were in attendance at the ser- vice. A reception in the parish 'hall followed the service. The service is in two parts. i The Institution of a new Rector is the giving to him of the re- sponsibility for the care "and welfare of souls in the parish. { by the Lord Bishop, and is sym- bolized by the presentation to the Rector of a Bible and Prayer Book. ~The Induction part of Gutted By Fire Port Perry Fire Brigade was, called out to Simcoe Street on Tuesday afternoon where a half | ton pick-up truck was on fire. The owner of the truck Wood's | Plastering, Oshawa, was in po- lice chief Cameron's home doing | | plastéring. when for some un- known: reason the fire started. i 'By the time the fire brigade] arrived, windows in the truck i had blown to bits 'and the in~| side of the cab was completely gutted. Ond Monday night about 7.30 p.m, while the fire brigade held i a meeting in the fire hall a call Simeoe Street. Fire had started in 'the clothes i closet of Mr. Harold 'Hockins and spread to the roof rafters, damage was only slight. --)-- POPULATION HIGH "The population of the world in 1mid-1963 was: 3,180,000,000. : _ | as's. This part of the service is taken! the service is the handing over: to the new Incumbent of the Half Ton Truck | came in from a home also on! but was soon' extinguished and church building and all material assets of the parish. This is symbolized by the presentation of the keys to the church, This was done by the Peoples' War- dens--Mr. Hans Kraupa for the Church of the -Ascension, and Mr. Sidney Bailey for St. Thom- The Rector's_Wardens, Messrs. Ken Bateman and Grant 'Watson, also took part in the service. The service included the tak- ing of oaths by both priest and 'parishioners to carry out their part of the life of the church in: has been a success, POPULATION 2353 Down 13 IN 1963 Fle population of Port Perry decreased by 13 last year. The total now stands at 2353 against 2366 at the same time 'ast year. These figures were released to the Star this week by the clerk-treasurer John F. Raines and it shows the first decrease in the population of Port Perry in several years. As can be seen from the different age groups below it was a decrease in the first age group from one to three years of 12. This happened also in the second group, but here the decrease was only six. In the third group the decrease was five, but the age group between 60-69 shows a slight increase of ten, while the oldest group remained the same. TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1962 Age Age Age Age Age Age 70 Total 1-3 4-9 10-19 20-59 60-69 & Over All Ages 197 312 426. 1063 179 189 ....... 2366 TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1963 185 306 431 1063 189 189 ....... 2353 At the same time Mr. Raines also released some in- teresting assessment figures, and although the population of Port Perry showed a decrease, assessment figures rose in general. Below is a schedule showing the breakdown and totals of assessment for 1963 compared with 1962. Business Year Land Bldgs. Total Assess. Grand Tot. 1963 ........ 395,238. 1,784,669. 2,179,907. 135,459. 2,315,575. | 1962. ..c0000 388,530. 1,735,396. 2,123,928. 133,799. 2,257,725. | 6,708 49,273. 55,979. 1,660. 57,850. | | Cty. Cream Producers Association Elects Gordon Rynard President The annual meeting of the | Ontario County Cream Produc- ers' Association was held in the | Department of Agriculture Of- fice, Uxbridge, on Tuesday, October 15th, at 8.00 v.m. Mr. W. J. Wood, Distriet Di- rector on the Cream Froducers' the work that the Cream Pro- ducers' * Marketing Board car- ried out during the year. Mr. Glen Cole, Chairman of the Cream Producers' Market- ing Board, stated that there will be a considerable increase in the advertising of dairy products during the coming year through the Dairy Food Service Bureau. He felt that the Dairy Princess Competition, through the years, and each this place; and the theme of the | year much good advertising has sermon was the interdependence | accrued to the dairy industry of the Rector and the Christian | from it. of the' of our butter surplus, people, if the work church is to be accomplished. He stated that much in the past, was produced from surplus Marketing Board, addressed the meeting. He outlined some of} milk shipped by whole milk producers. He outlined the pro- jeet--that is underway at the present time by which cream is | graded by its acid content. ip | The election of officers and i directors resulted as follows: Fresident+--Gordon Rynard, Zephyr, #1 {Continued on page 12 "Shell - Out" Gay, carefree fun on Hal- lowe'en -- that's the tradi- tion for Canadian young- sters. To-night, Oct. 31st, welcome them with the usual treats, but do not forget to invest in world- wide goodwill by dropping your pennies in their Hal- lowe'en UNICEF boxes. Two Port Perry Cars Involved In $1,500 Collision The two vehicles shown above collided at the intersection of Queen and Lilla Street, Port Perry, on Monday, October 28th. The 'black 1962 Mercury: 'driven by Stuart Mark of Port Perry was proceeding west on Queen Street and made: a left hand turn at Lilla Streét, in front of the light coloured 1960 Dodge, driven by Lorne Gorden Smith of Street. The broadside. investigated . charges are pending. Port Perry, who was driving east on Queen Smith car hit the Mark car Damage to the Smith car was approximately $900.00 and to the Mark car approximately $600.00. ' Constable Robert Roy of the Port Perry Police. Department. the accident, and said that : --Star Photo »