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NILA Fra - 14 - Thursday, July 8th, PORT PERRY STAR, 1965 a will? Greenbank Wi The June Meeting of the Greenbank W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Paul Diamond. There was a good attendance of members and visitors. The Pres., Mrs. N. Smith, opened the meeting with a poem, "The Value of a Smile". After the usual opening pro- cedure, Mrs. Smith welcomed everyone and thanked Mrs. Dia- mond for use of her home. Roll Call--"The gadget I use mostly in my kitchen" brought forth some amusing answers. Our Home Economist, Miss Janitis is leaving us and is be- ing transfered to North Bay. We will miss her sparkling per- sonality. We've been accepted for a Short Course, Reports were given by Mrs. R. Cookman, on Citizenship & Ed.; Mrs. H. Howsam on His- torical Research & Current Events; Mrs. A. Couves, P.R.O. Mrs. P. Diamond gave a Splendid Report of the District Annual held in Kinsale, May 20. Mrs. J. Ianson, Curator, ask- ed us, during the summer months, to hunt up something for the Tweedsmuir History or Current Events or both, Mrs. Diamond introduced our guest speaker, Mr. Thos. Harris, Port Perry. Mr. Harris stressed the im- portance woman has in society. Abe Lincoln gave credit to his mother. Mr. Harris told of one woman's faith in another, also one woman's success. Mr. Har- ris based his main talk on "Wills". Why should you make (1) One is free to make his will any way he sees fit. (2) It is more costly if you don't have a will. (3) A will is not a costly matter. Young people should have a will. A question and answer period followed Mr. Harris' talk. Mrs. Smith thanked our guest on be- half of the ladies. This most profitable educa- tional evening was brought to a close with the singing of the Queen. on at their cottage, Pine Point A social half-hour followed. Conductor tensioning and braking equipment is holding the 44,000 volt power line circuits taut as line stringing proceeds near Port Perry. Discussing the new line stringing method are from the left Uxbridge Area Manager A. C. "Cy" Richadson, Regional Line Maintenance Superintendent Frank Barrett, Re- gional Line Maintenance Supervisor Bill O'Dwyer and Neil Mackay, Hydro. Line Maintenance Field Co-ordinator for Ontario (Ontario Hydro Photo) SCUGOG NEWS Miss Sandra Fralick of Tor- onto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick for the weekend. Mr- and Mrs. Morris and fam- ily of Oshawa at Pine Point for the weekend. Miss Jean Henderson and friend fo Rexdale at her cot- tage for the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beckett, Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. H. Matthews in Toronto on Friday and Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cole of Taunton recent guests of Mr: and Mrs. L. Empringham. Mr. and Mrs. C. Aldred and family spent Sunday visiting in Fenelon Falls: Miss Gloria Fralick has en- rolled in a summer course at the University of Toronto. Miss Marilyn Fralick is at- tending a six-weeks course in Philosophy at the Waterloo Luthern University. Good luck gals. Mr. and Mrs. Best of Hamp- for the weekend. MASTER AS FOL 5 P.M. WITH THE PORT PERRY AS OF JULY 7th, 1965 STORE HOURS WILL BE MONDAYS THRU SATURDAYS --8 A.M. TILL WEDNESDAY -- 8 A.M. 'TILL 12 NOON. FEEDS LOWS: EXCEPTION OF "1 TENDERS PORT PERRY PUBL Tenders will be receiv the installation of a chain obtained from the Prope W. HOWARD HALL. The right is reserved t Submit tender to: W. HOWARD HA R. V. ARCHER, Chairman Port Perry Public School Perry Public School property. Further information and specifications may be Tenders to close 4.00 p.m., July 16th, 1965. Box 29, Port Perry. IC SCHOOL BOARD ed by the undersigned for link fence around the Port rty Committee Chairman, o reject any or all tenders. LL, Chairman of Property, Raard, Mr- Les Walker, brother-in- law and sister from Ohio holi- daying-last- week at Pine Point. Master Farley Fox of Scar- borough with His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Minty. Mr. aad Mrs. A. Kreig and and family also Mr. and Mrs. W. Aldred spent the weekend in the Bancroft area. Mr. and Mrs. Dorn of Toronto at Pine Point for the weekend. Dr. Bathie, Mrs. Bathie and children of Port Perry at their cottage Pine Point for the sum- mer season. Mr. and Mrs. D. Jackson of Oshawa, Mr. Roy McDonald and Mr. Lloyd McDonald of Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Jackson: Mrs. - Reta Grant and Miss Audrey Douglas of Toronto, Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Minty: Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweetman and Mr. and Mrs- Glen Demara spent the weekend at Lake Ma- tachewan. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and fam- ily of Toronto at Pine Point for the weekend. Mr. J- Kane spent a couple of days last week -in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Chappell, also David and Peter of Toronto at their cottage for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. G. Samells and Lois spent Sunday in Oshawa with her mother, Mrs. E. Houn- sell. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Haines, Brian and Leanne of Bowman- ville with Mrs: R. Tetlow on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Larry Luttrell and Debbie of Rexdale Mr. John McDonald and Miss Pat McCurda of Toronto spent the holiday with Miss Jean Hen- derson. Word has been received of the death of Miss Oliven Totten, daughter of the late Rev. J. W. Totten and Mrs. Totten in her 92nd year. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Swinson of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. O. Blakely of Pickering were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick. Grace U.C-W. will meet at the Church on Juliy 14th. Ladies please bring your labels. Service next Sunday at 11:15 am. You are invited. Come. Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Chapman of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cartwright GRADE NINE 1st class honours (756% & over) Bonnie Malcolm (95.1%), Karen Campbell, Lois Wright, Diane Taylor, Judy Mountjoy, Gwen Earle, Joan Horton. 2nd class honours (66 to 74%) Linda Fallis, Donna [Edger- ton, Ellen Earle, Gail Malcolm Sharon Archer (Geog.) Paul Brinkman. 3rd class honours (60 to 65%) Gail Bonnetta, Donald Gray. Credit (50 to 59%)-- John Larmer (Geog.) Leo Schwartz (Math.) Vernon Malcolm (Math.) John Brinkman (Hist.) Udo Gobkes (Math.) and Mrs. David Little of Tor- onto recent guests of Mr .and Mrs. Wm- Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watts of Toronto at their cottage at Pine Point for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Helliwell and family of West Hill with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ty- rell on Sunday. Mr. Rick Cobbett of Toronto spent the weekend at Carnegie's Beach- . Mr. and Mrs. R. Daniels of Whitby at their cottage, Aldred's Beach over the weekend. Sorry to report Mr. Glen Hood in Oshawa Hospital. Speedy re- covery, Mr- Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mackey, New Liskeard recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.Doug Aldred and daughter spent Sunday in Markham with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gilbert. Miss Janice Carter spent the wdekend in Burlington with Dr. Best, Mrs. Best and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. Fralick and Dale in Toronto on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Davis of Pickering are holidaying for two weeks at their cottage at Mec Laren's Beach. Master Richard Appleton holi- daying for two weeks at Hamp- ton with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pearson of Uxbridge recent guests of Mr G. Flewell Mr. and Mrs.E. Tomlinson of Oshawa, Friday dinner guests of C: Lindsay; Mrs; Harvey" Beaty Mr. and Mrs: C:-Aldved. fmm High School "Promotion Report (Subjects in brackets indicate failures) * * * GRADE TEN 1st class honours (75% & over) Joan Wotten (78.2%) Marilyn Adams 2nd class honours (66 to 74%) Sheila Sharpe, Barbara Sharpe, Glenn Bonnetta, Richard Jenkins, Warren Rohrer, Linda Gray. 3rd class honours (60 to 65%) Maxine McKee, Nancy Frew Bernice Mappin Credit (50 to 59%)-- Ivan Bradburn, Bob Kyte, Lucille Beacock (Fr.) * * * GRADE ELEVEN 1st class honours (75% & over) Nancy Dorrell (88.1%), Lorna Wright; Elizabeth Thompson, Judy Cochrane, Brian Mountjoy, Denis McLaughlin. 2nd class honours (66 to 74%) Marlene Tomechischin, Sheila Tomechischin, Richard } Reitsma, Marguerite Clement Roy Bradburn, Helen Swain, Judy Swain, Jim Carnaghan, David Mackie, Betty Bradburn 3rd class honours (60 to 659%) Nadia Schwartz (Phys.) Ron Martyn, Lloyd Trewin (Math., Phys.) Credit (50 to 59%)-- Patricia Wotten, Brian Walker (Phys.), 'Doug Metcalf (Math., Fr.), Sharon Larmer (Hist.), Margaret Carnaghan (Math.) « * % GRADE TWELVE 1st class nonours (76% & over) none 2nd class honours (66 to 74%) Lynda Kyte (71%), Nancy Staniland, David Wotten, Ray Mountjoy, Dora Martyn, Dianne Mairs, Leah McKee. 3rd class honours (60 to 65%) Ken Rohrer, Shirley deJong, Credit (50 to 59% )-- Christine Sloane (Chem. Fr.) Linda Venning, David Ballingal, Eleanor Firlit (Hist., Lat.) WANT ADS A Ag oy! Tn >