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Norma Elizabeth Porter, Gary Emerson Married [In Northminster United Church A very pretty wedding was The bridesmaid was Miss Judy solemnized i n Northminster Neil of Bowmanville, Ont., sis- United Church, Oshawa, Ontario t€' of the groom. She wore a pale pink waltz length dress of . | peau de soie. The dress had a ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Geo. square neckline, a full skirt fea- Porter, Port Perry, Ont. was united in marriage to Gary Emerson, only son of Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Harvey Neil, of Bowmanville, Ont. when Norma Elizabeth, daugh- turing a low V back accented by a wide bow. She carried a cas- cade of white shasta mums. The tiny flower girl was the bride's niece, Miss Janice Pym of Forest, Ont. She wore a dainty dress in pale blue and carried a petite basket of blue and white button mums. The groom was attended by Mr. Jake VanLeewvan of Bow- manville, Ont. The ushers were Mr. Jack Pym of Forest, bro- ther-in-law of the bride and Mr. Ross Lake, West Hill, Ont. cousin of the groom. The mother of the bride wore a dress of royal blue brocade featuring a jacket.. With this } she wore black accessories and | 2 corsage of blue and white | mums. | The groom's mother wore a 2 piece dress of beige lace with brown accessories. She wore a 'corsage of yellow sweetheart had rosebuds. Rev. Dr. H. A. Mellow per-{ The reception was held in the formed the double ring ceremony | church hall after which the and Mr. Ron Kellington played guests returned to the bride's the wedding music. home. -" The bride, given in marriage For going away the bride by her father, looked lovely in| wore a fine wool beige suit with a portrait gown of ice blue peau 2 walking length coat featuring de soie with an overlay of white a fox collar accented with a organza. The gown was sleeve- | corsage of yellow roses. less with a fitted bodice and an The happy couple left amid a A line floor length skirt, lavish- | shower of confetti for Niagara ly embroidered with alencan| Falls and points in the Eastern lace and seed pearls. A white | States. They are now residing monk's cowl collar fell from the | at 165 Queen St. in Port Perry, shoulders forming a cathedral| Ont. train edged in lace re-embroid- veil, The bride carried her white bible covered with white rosebuds and dainty bows. Grade 13 Term Work Will Play | Greater Part In A Grade 13 student's term work will play a greater part in determininig his final de- partmental standing in 1966 than it did in 1965. This is one of the changes to be made in Grade 13 Depart- mental Examinations of 1966, the Honourable William G. Da- vis, Minister of Education, an- nounced. In 1966, 35 percent of the final departmental standing(in place of the 25 percent of 1965) will be based on the teacher's mark and 65 percent will be based on the examination writ- ten in June. Several of the courses, form- erly having an examination of their own, will be amalgamated into one final departmental ex- amination in June, 1966. Each of the languages including English and Francais, and Bio- logy (formerly Botany and Zoo- logy) are in this bracket. Stu- dents who obtained standing in one part of the language prior Final Standing to 1965 and who did not com- plete the other pat in 1965 may complete their standing only by obtaining standing in the single, two-credit paper in 1966. How- ever, for candidates who, in September, 1965, hold Ontario Grade 13 departmental stand- ing in one of Botany and Zool- ogy, but not in both, a one- credit, two-hour examination, based on the 1964-65 course of study, will be provided in each of Botany and Zoology to com. plete standing in Biology. The examination in each: of the lan- guages, including English and PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 18, 1965-5 Francais, and in Problems, will be three hours in length. The examination in each of the other subjects will be two hours long. No change will take place in the number of Mathematics examinations until June, 1967. At that time, there will be two Grade 13-papers in Mathematics in place of the present three papers in Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry and Statics. 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