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g_-- EN] - this year. During Cmmencement Exercises at the High School on Friday night Catherine Nelson, pre- _sident of the Student's Council (left) presented High School Commencement dauscek ated ani adi PAAR EL TT Eda BEV YEE Sls A SEE vl | Barbara 'Holtby (right) this year's Valedictorian with the annual trophy. Public Fill School Auditorium To Capacity The Port Perry High School | auditorium was filled to capa- city for the annual Commence- ment Exercises on Friday of last week. Rev. G. Teskey gave the in- vocation, and Principal Grant McDonald" extended a welcome to the Graduates, guests and students, Mr. Reg Foster, Vice-Chair- man of the Central Ontario High School Board extended greetings on behalf of the board. Scholarships and Bursaries J. Aldred Presents Cheques 'The Port Perry Hospital Buiding Campaign Committee held a meeting at the Port 'Perry Municipal Offices, on Saturday mérnin November bth, 1966, at\10 (am. well attended "by representa- - tives from Secugog, Reach, Cart- wright_and Port Perry. _ "The General Chairman of the Campaign, Joel Aldred, out- lined the progress of the cam- paign to date. Public response - though slow initially is begin- ning to build and gain strength. Mr. Aldred' congratulated the volunteers who are giving 'a great deal of time and effort to get results, Corporate donations are be- ginning to come in and several large cheques were presented to Mrs. Watson, the Campaign Treasurer by Mr. Aldred. Area Chairman are 'Anson Gerrow, Scugog R.R. 3, Port Pert; Ted Griffen, Port Perry; Mrs. J. A. McArthur, Black- stock; for Cartwright, and for Reach Township, Harry Phoe- "nix in Greenbank. Any ques- tions or requests for informa- tion can be directed to them, or through Mrs. Watson at the Hospital, To complete the campaign by the end of November, a con- It was To Hospital Building Fund certed drive is in preparation and additional volunteers will be more than welcome. It was mentioned to Mr. Al- dred at the meeting that some residents had not received the Hospital Campaign letter. If you did not receive one, by all | means let us know, and we will get information to you imme- diately. In conclusion, Mr. Aldred made it clear that if anyone wishes to contact him person- ally about the campaign, to write in care of R.R. 3, Port Perry. parents, were then presented to gradu. - ates. Susanne MacMaster was pre- sented with the Board of Edu- cation Scholarship for highest aggregate standing in Grade XIII. She was 'also presented with the University Women's Club Scholarship award and the Ontario Scholarship award. I.O.D.E. Scholarship went to Brian Donnelly and the English Prize to Dianne Wallace. The Dr. Dymond Scholarship for the all-round student of the Junior Matriculation Class was presented to Sharon Baird. Lions Club Scholarship to Grant Williams as the all-round (Continued on Page 2) | Hospital Report Week Ending November 5th Admissions .......eee. wn 10 Operations .........cenvieeee 15 Emergency Treaments .. 12 Births tasters riisnid vesensnemens Nl 2 Discharges ......... aretha . 18 Remaining ......... sethasiebone 18 Poppy Sale, Banquet, Parade Kept Legion Members Busy According to Ed Mulholland, | president of the Port Perry Legion, the sale of Poppies Friday and Saturday was ex- ceptionally good: No figures are available yet, but proceeds from the sale counted Wednesday afternoon was too late for presstime, In addition to the Poppy Sale, the week-end was a busy Elections Possible Nominations Mon., Nov. 28 The two year term for reeve, deputy-reeve, councillors, pub- lic school trustees and Hydro- Electric commissioners expires Consequently, a nomination for representatives to the vari- ous offices will be held and the date is Monday, November 28th in the Court Room of the Mu- nicipal * Building between the hour of 7.30 to 8.30 pm, If by any chance an election should become necessary, and it could well be, Port Perry re- sidents will go to the polls on December 7 between the hours of 9 am. and 7 pm, Deputy-reeve. Irving Boyd ee A SS erat # who will be completing his first term of office, in this capacity will this year be opposed by councillor Bruce Beare who claims "he will run for deputy- reeve, if nominated". Mr. Boyd was" out of town, but we hope to haye 'his comment in the next issue of the Star. Mr. Beare has served on Port Perry Council for five years, and it is only natural that he makes an attempt to higher office afer this length of ser- vice. : At press time it was impos- sible to reach the other mem- bers of council for comments. A lett ti ett rite a --E---- one for members of the Branch. On Saturday evening a mem- orial Banquet was held attend- ed by approximately 100 veter- | ans of two World Wars, Led by Caledonia Pipe Band, .about 50 members of the Branch and Auxiliary and mem- bers of the Local Fire Brigade paraded from The Post Office to the Anglican Church on Sun- day morning for the Annual Church Service, Conducting the service was Rev. R. C. Rose, minister of the Church of Ascension. Others taking part were Rev. R. S. 'Mansfield, Rev. W. R. Tristram, Padre of the Branch, and Ed Mulholland, President of the Branch. Following the Church Service, the parade marched off to the Library where a wreath laying ceremony was held at the Mem- orial Plaque inside the building. Deputy Zone Commander John Maw placed the wreath from the Province of Ontario, Mrs. P. Mulligan, a silver cross mo- ther, placed a' wreath honour- ing "The Unknown Soldier", Ed Mulholland on behalf 'of the Branch, and Mrs. Gwen Bal- lingall on behalf of Ladies Aux- iliary of the Branch, P83 ES ESET age, Oh HAVES ', . i ' LEAF FN ade WEY Me Bad | >.» Viva dh ARS 7 Nf BM BE SORA RR ET AER SERRA Ma ty pt aay NE PA Sab RR A Te a ees hid Aut aA a cae bho RISTARSIT ERAS 7. x VR EASY ANTRAL EX AT In fndbdideivonn ind RR Er fee a A i SN P2RT Q PERRY VOLUME 102. PORT PERRY, ONT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1966 NUMBER 5 Approximately 400 persons crammed into the Recreation Centre Friday night, Nov. 4th, 1966 for the Commencement ex- ercises of Cartwright High School. Following some re- marks by the chairman of the Board, Harvey Graham and Principal Gordon Paisley, Rev. P. Romeril presented Honour Graduation Diplomas to Mary Staniland and David Wotten, Bradburn, Lynda Kyte, Dianne Mairs, Ray Mountjoy, Rev. R. C. Rose presented Gra- duation Diplomas to Betty Bradburn, Ray Bradburn, Jim Carnaghan, Marguerite Clem- ent, Judy Cochrane, Nancy Dor- rell, Sharon Larmer, Denis Me- Laughlin, David Mackie, Brian Lloyd Trewin & Lorna Wright. On behalf of the Student's Council Toirio Kinnunen pre- school. Four books from the W. W. Van Camp family were received by Mrs. 'M. Johnston. The Proficiency prizes donated by Wallace Marlow were pre- sented by Mrs. Romeril to:-- Gr. 10--Bonnie Malcolm, Karen Campbell; Gr. 12--Naney Dor- rell, Judy Cochrane; Gr. 13-- Dianne Mairs. The Henry Thompson Memorial Prize spon- sored by Nestleton Women's In- stitute was. presented by Miss (Continued on Page 2) Nancy Mountjoy, Nadia Schwartz, Helen Swain, Judith Swain, Eli- zabeth Thompson, Marlene Tomchishin, -Sheila-Tomechishin,- sented a Filing Cabinet to the presented by Diane Taylor and Commencement Held At Blackstock RE Dianne Mairs, a student of Peterborough Teachers Col- lege was Valedictorian at Cartwright High School Commence- ment Exercises on Friday night. Unfortunately space does no permit the printing of her fine adddress this week. will instead be carried in the next issue of the Star. Mr and Mrs. George Irwin had a very sur- prising and pleasant event happen to them Sunday evening, on their farm north of Green- bank, when one of their purebred Holstein heifers added three small calves to their pre~ sent stock of about 70-80 Holsteins. Assistance of Dr. C. MacMast ely Port Perry Triplet Calves Born On Greenbank Farm Veterinarian, the delivery went off without any complications. At the time the above picture was taken, the calves were 18 hours old, and they were so full of vim and vigour it was almost impossbile to make them pose for the photographer. With the TT Ae pth