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ARES) Ny & -- PORT PERRY STAR Fa BANTEAY READ = PTR ALY, VRE AZAR IORRN 2, CPN Bi LS " WEA RES ARS WN Thursday, October 7, 1965 * Shirley Elson, Recently Married In Altona United Missionary Church Altona United Missionary Church was decorated . with baskets of pink and white mums for the wedding of Miss Shirley Blson, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Elson of Altona, and Mr. Bruce Leask, son of Mrs. Leask & the late Robert Leask of Greenbank, at 8 p.m. on Sat- urday, September 18, 1965. Rev. F. G. Huson performed the wed- ding cermony. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor length chiffon over taffeta gown with a full skirt and train, lace pointed sleeves, and lace appli- que on bodice and train. 'Her veil fell from a tiara of beads and crystal. She carried a white Bible with a mauve or- chid and cascading pink rose- buds. Mrs. Nelda Morley of Stouffville was matron of hon- our for her sister, wearing a fall green sheath with tierred overskirt, matching headdress and shoes. She carried pink * carnations. The best man was Mr. Alex Leask, brother of the groom, of Greenbank. Ushers were John Somerville, Green- bank, and Edward Lamb of Manchester. Mrs. Shirley El- son of Stouffville, sister-in-law of the bride, was the organist. For the wedding reception which was held 'in the Masonic Hall the bride's mother chose a teal blue sheath with lace bod- Bruce Leask| ice, beige accssories and a pink rosebud corsage. The groom's mother wore a gold figured shantung dress with brown ac- cessories and a yellow rosebud corsage. For the honeymoon spent in Ottawa and points east the bride chose a navy 'blue linen suit with pink accessories. On their return they will reside at Greenbank, Hilltop Herald| A late hello from P.P.H.S. In a nutshell--Football: Jrs. over Sutton 8-1; Uxbridge over Juniors 83-0; Seniors defeated by Sutton 27-0; Seniors defeat- ed by Uxbridge 36-3. The Grade 9 reception dance, with. D.J. Ross Campbell, was a rousing success. We hope all the Grade nines feel at home now. The Field Day was held Oct. 4th. Boys--Senior Champ: Joe Draper; Intermediate: Ar- nie Heayn; Junior: Gary Hun- ter. Girls -- Senior: Barbara Taylor; Intermediate: Betty Medd; Junior: Anria Forder. More next week. --Dave Read Direct Distance Dialing For Port Perry In The Near Future Direct Distance Dialing (DDD) will be introduced in the Port: Perry exchange within the next 18 months, J. W. Lowry, Bell Telephone Company of Canada manager for this area announc- ed today. At the same time Oshawa, Ajax-Pickering, Black- stock, Bowmanville, Brooklin, world news in fecus The Cliwistian Science ies Tarn hear an Plecse énter my subscription to the Monltor for the period checked be Sow, § enclose $------. (U.S, Funds) 01 YEAR $24 [J 6 months $13 0 3 months $6 Hampton and Whitby will also 'receive the service. Under the system people here will be able to reach any one of some 95,000,000 telephones in Canada and the United States with a maximum of 11 turns of the dial. To make this pos- sible the major telephone com- panies in North America split the continent into areas, each with a distinctive code. Since no two telephones have the same number within an area, each telephone number, when linked with ts Arae Code, is unique. This makes it possible for the DDD switching equip- ment to pick out any specific telephone. As the first step. in introdue- ing DDD in the area Mr. Lowry said that beginning September 20 people in Oshawa dialing other telephones in Oshawa would have to dial the full seven digits of the number to make certain their calls go through, However, no changes in dialing will take place here in the Port Perry exchange he pointed out. DDD service is continually being added to and eventually most telephone users on the North American continent will be able to place their own long distance calls without a opera- tor's assistance. It does mot affect long distance rates and can only be used for station-to- station calls. Mr. Lowry concluded by say- ing that prior to the introduc- tion 'of DDD all customers will receive detailed information on how to place their own long distance calls. Nightingale TURKEY SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SUNDAY 4.00 - 8.00 P.M. CLOSING FOR. THE WINTER AFTER THANKSGIVING WEEK-END We would like to thank our patrons for making our summer season'a very successful one. Restaurant DINNER COME and SEE THE NEW 19686 Models At VOLKSWAGEN WERNER"S SERVICE CENTRE Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Sales and Service 'Manchester, Ontario Highway 12 and 7A Opening Night -- Friday, Oct. 8 FREE Refreshments Will Be Served From 7 To 10 p.m.