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EE a -- v Rh LR TIN ER ST Vd a CHa KR ida CE EN RRA ly LS ALYY GAS ETSY BY ATA BNE NY Ec ir LR) WAL NI AE CH NEE Be * 4 Nf Ta a SY op FE Sh Le Ades oY AECWR HEF AF PCr wr fey Yah age SNES SL ah Fs thoes ot eat Keay . 3 Pi) Ld al Joa Ae Syiim io x ¥ FFE TES GRATE EL A Edd. - we eben Volume 99 THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1964 Number 38 Will Represent Ontario County Miss Catherine Jefford, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. John Jef- ford, Port Perry, has been cho- sen as a delegate to represent Ontario County at the Provin- cial Girls' Conference for 4-H Homemaking Club members, which will be held from June | 23 to 26 in the Guelph Feder- ated College. Catherine will stay at Macdonald Hall, Guelph along with two hundred other delegates. --Staff Photo Recent Graduate Congratulations to Kathleen ~ Ann Trenka, daughter of Mrs. Charles Trenka, R.R. 4, Port Perry, who graduated from the University of Toronto with her B.Sc. degree. , Miss Trenka is a graduate of Port Perry High School and will be on the teach- ing staff of Uxbridge Secondary School next term where she will be teaching Math. and Science. Rev. Linstead Accepis New Pastoral Charge Port Perry United (Church will be losing its Minister of seven years, when the Rev, E, S Linstead and Mrs. Linstead move to the Hornby Charge north of Oakville at the end of the month. . Mr. Linstead came to Port Perry from the United Church at Moorefield in the Guelph Presbytery and has been most active in community projects in addition to his church duties. There many friends and associa: tes will miss the Linsteads a great deal, but all good wishes go with them to their new home at Hornby. Daughter Ilda will | continue at her position with the Bell. Telephone Company in Oshawa while Mr. and Mrs, Linstead. take over their new A very pleasant climax to a routine school day occurred on Wednesday afternoon, June 10, at Port Perry Public School, when the Principal and Staff gathered together to pay re- spect to five of the teachers who will not be here next year. After a social half-hour, Mr, R. H. Cornish paid tribute to the splendid contribution to- ward the welfare of the youth in this community by these la- dies during their pleasant term of service on the school staff. An original poem by our staff poectess, Mrs. Hilda Bailey, re- counted in a sincere, though humorous manner, the pleasant memories of pertinent episodes (continued on page five) Local Couple - Attend 25th ~ Convention Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bruton were among the visiting pharm- acists who gathered at the Cha- teau Laurier in Ottawa from June Tth to the 10th. The re- union of the 1939 Graduating Class of the College of Pharm- acy was a huge success. Out of a total of 85 Grads, it was learned that 10 are deceased, but 57 of the remaining 75 at- tended the Convention. During the four-day conven- tion, the ladies of the group vi- sited the National Art Gallery in Ottawa and were also taken by bus to visit Upper Canada Village at Gananoque. The 57 couples were also -entertained 'at Banquets, Luncheons and Teas. Will Stay Open On Wednesdays During Summer sey : Starting this week the Brew- er's Retail Store, and the L.C. B.O. Retail Store in Port Perry will stay open six days a week during the summer months, It has been customery to close these stores every Wednesday, but for the convenience of local residents and the many tourists and cottage owners in the area stores will stay open on Wed- nesday. Business hours will be from 10 a.m, to 6 p.m. every day, ex- cept Friday when hours will be extended three hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m, The Store hours will revert back to regular schedule for Brewer's Retail Store on Sept. 5th and for the L.C.B.O. Store on September 15th. Week Ending Sat., June 13th Admissions cui. 18 Operations .....iviunana TT ' BIFtN8 ih innmisinnpirsnsanns: 1 Deaths .....cveeviiiiniinnie, 1 Discharges viene. 12 charge around July 1st. All it = Remaining ....ccovoviiiiininns 26 'ing party at their home. 'Oshawa, Port Hope, Columbus 'and Port Perry. Hospital Report. I Teachers Receive Corsages, Gils| From School Board And Staff | Recent Graduate Miss Marlene Velma Badour was among the class of twenty- one graduates from the Ontario Hospital School of Nursing, Whithy, Ontario, who graduat- ed on Friday, June 12th, 1964. Marlene is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Badour, R.R. 4, Port Perry, and attended Pub- lic and High School in Port Perry. The graduating class were feted to many events pre- vious to their graduation, in- cluding a graduation ball, a Black Band presentation, Gra- duation Tea at the Hospital and were guests 'of the Staff Doctors at a dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. Badour entertained for their daughter following the ceremony. A family dinner at Haugen's followed by an even- Mar- lene was the recipient of many lovely gifts and flowers. Guests were present from Seaforth, We wish Mar- lene every success in her career as a nurse, Le li Present Teacher With Gift In the above photo Mrs. A. MacFarlane is pictured with Mr. Robert Archer, Chairman of the Public School Board after she was presented with a glass-topped coffee table from the Board, for her long service as 'School. a teacher at Port Perry Public Mrs. MacFarlane is retiring thig year after twenty years of teaching on the staff. --Staff Photo Warriner Lodge Hold Official Opening Of New Lodge Hall By Alma Reesor Saturday, June 13th, 1964, | will go down in Listory as a| memorable evening for the] members of Warriner Lodge, No. 75 and Maybelle Rebekah Lodge, No. 348 when the cul- mination of many hours of planning and hard work was realized to enable them to wit- | ness the grand opening cere-| monies of their new Independ-. ent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, which is situated at the south of the village on the Oshawa Road. At 9 o'clock the official cere- monies commenced under the capable supervision of the Mas- | ter of Ceremonies, Brother Earl Geer, District Deputy Grand Master of District No. 41. Af- ter the singing of O Canada Brother Geer welcomed all the members and friends with words of wisdom and friendship. The Reeves of Port Perry, Reach and Scugog brought] greetings and best wishes from their respective councils and municipalities, Brother Earl Martyn, Reeve of Reach Twp., welcomed both young and old, his theme being "We are building for the fyture, let us face the future and put our trust in God". Brother J. J. Gibson, Reeve of Port Perry, expressed the | pleasure and enjoyment he de- | rived from Oddfellowship and gave the Rebekah Lodge great credit for their untiring and loyal support in this objective of Oddfellowship. Mr. Victor Aldred, of Scugog Twp. expressed his pleasure in being able to take part in the official opening and brought greetings for continued success from his constituents. Sister Georgina Moore, Noble Grand of Maybelle Rebekah Lodge extended a sincere wel- come to the Rebekah members and friends in attendance and called upon Sisters Joan Aldred and Florence Fralick to sing "Thanks Be to God", Sister Grace Love, District Deputy President, of District 8, Oshawa East, gave an outstand- ing address on the co-operation between Maybelle Lodge and Warriner Lodge and was proud to be able to call it "Our Lodge Hall". = Sister Love welcomed and introduced Sister Jessie Hillier, of Niagara Falls, Vice- President of the Rebekah As- sembly of Ontario, Sister Hil- lier, the incoming president brought greetings from Sister MacDonald, the President of the Rebekah Assembly, who was unable to attend, and wished the Lodges health and prosperity in the years to come. (Continued on page 13) The above officials of the Lodge took part in the opening ceremonies of the new Warriner and Rebekah Lodge Hall last Saturday evening, . is Brother Earl Geer, Port Perry, District Odd Fellow Officials Open New Hall centre is Brother Leonard Beadle, Noble Grand of Warriner Lodge, Port Perry, and on the right is Brother Earl Fox, Stirling, Ont., Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows On the left Ontario. Deputy Grand Master of Dist. 41. In the --Staff Photo, _-- Ee A rou TR PT mr --_ i Saget wi