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A | BY] > ES NL ir nt Ae A Te ALES ! TY 5 Wa 53 =P : ity ayes Lg ' d 5 5 ~ vi sR ' ig 5, AJ wy IR Wit whan TRAP py Ba EE a ly a THE PORT PERRY STAR SERVING PORT PERRY, BROOKLIN and SURROUNDING AREAS 4 "Authorized as Second Class Mail by the Post Office Dept., Ottawa, for payment of postage in cash" PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 6th, 1962 $2.60 Per Year, Single Copy 7¢ . Married Recently in Port Perry | REAMSBOTTOM - HASTINGS Port Perry United Church, decor- ated with gladioli, stocks, and ferns was the setting for the evening wed- ding service of Kaye, younger daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hastings, of Port Perry, to Mr. Lee Reamsbot- tom, of Prince Albert, on June 2, 1962. The Rev. Eldon Linstead officiated. ----Given- in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full length, long sleeved gown of white nylon sheer with bateau neckline. The neckline was enhanced by an overlay of chan- _ tilly lace, dotted with sequins and seed pearls. The long flowing skirt was trimmed with several appliques of chantilly lace, with sequins and pearls, and the bouffant. line at back fell softly from three separate nylon sheer roses. Her waist length veil was held in place by a coronet of sequins and pearls. She carried a cascade of baby pink rosebuds and stephonitis. Miss Gloria Hastings was mald of ~ honour for her sister; Mrs, Wm. Gib- son of Port Perry, and Mrs. Ronald Gibson of Oshawa, were bridesmaids. Their dresses were of pale blue org- anza with white lace 'bodice, covered with full length organza sleeveless duster coats with large cape collars. They wore matching headdresses of blue organza roses and veils, and car- ~ ried cascades of pink daisies. Mr. Everett Doupe, of Prince Al- bert, was best man, and the ushers were Mr. Chas, Hastings, brother of the bride, and Mr. Raymond Doupe. Mrs. John Dobson played the wed- ding music, and conducted the Church Choir in the singing of "The Lord's Prayer", and "0 Perfect Love," Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Masonic Hall, where guests from Port Perry, Prince Al- bert, Whitby, Oshawa, Toronto, Ot- tawa, Arnprior, and Regina were warmly received by the bride and groom, their respective parents, and the bridesmaids, after which all en- | joyed an informal buffet supper, | Later, the guests gathered at the home of the bride's parents, and after an enjoyable evening, bid good-bye to Lee and Kaye as they left for their honeymoon to Eastern points. The bride wore a. pale turquoise linen suit with full length coat and white fox collar, with white accessories Several pre-nuptial events took place as evidence of the many friends of this young couple. In Toronto, Kaye was surprised by a shower given by Miss Connie Hancock and mutual classmates from Toronto Teacher's College. Following a Church Service the Choir made a presentation to the future bride. Other surprise showers were glven by Mra, Frank Godley and ie Mrs. Gordon Reesor at the Godley | esaemes; and by Mrs. Marilyn Gib- son, Mrs. Ruth Gibson, Mrs. Garnet Warriner and Mrs. Irene Doupe at the Gordon Reesor residence. Mrs. M. Cryderman, Simcoe St. North, Oshawa, ! aunt of the bride, held a personal shower at her home. A Trousseau Tea was given at the home of the bride, which many friends ~and relatives attended to view the trousseau of the coming bride, and her many lovely and useful gifts. | Those pouring tea were the Mesdames Chas., Sam," Jas., and Robt, Cawker, | Mrs. Merve Cryderman, Mrs. Barry Howey, Mrs. Wm. Peel, Mrs. Frank Godley, and Mrs. Gordon Reesor. "Carol Warriner, Muriel Graham, Deb- bie Godley, and Irene Doupe assisted the bridesmaids. At the home, the bride entertained the members of the Choir prior to the wedding, and the wedding party fol- lowing rehearsal, : The happy couple are now residing in Quebec, but will soon move to . Sioux Lookout. Music Examinations The following is a list of pupils of Mrs. J. E. Jackson, A.T.CM.,, R.M.T. who tried Theory and Piano i Examiations in the recent mid-summer -|'session, conducted by the Royal Con- servatory of music of Toronto, in Port Perry. The names are arranged in order of merit. Piano ! Grade X--Honours--Edna Beckett | Grade VIII--Honours--Gail Cottyn Grade VIII--Pass--Myrtle Snelgrove Grade VII-----Honours--Bonnie Cawker Grade VI--Honours--Marilyn Manns Grade V---Honours--Jean Snelgrove Grade LV--First Class Honours-- Lynne MacGregor Grade 1V--First Class Honours "Ruthanne Buchner 2 i Grade IV--Honours--Joanne Jackson Grade IV--Pass--Mary Nelson Grade III--First Class Honours-- Arnold Heayn Grade III-----Honours--Bruce Heayn Grade II=--First Class Honours-- : Donald W. Holtby Grade I--First Class Honours-- Anna M. Croxall ' Theory - Grade II---First Class Honours-- | Ilda Linstead i Grade I--First Class Honours-- Catherine A. Nelson : Marianne Vernon Faye Harper Barbara Holtby | Sunday Basebal Port Perry High School | Promotion Results, June 1962 | Percentage promotion: Grade Nine--83.88 Grade Ten--82.90 Grade Eleven--80.66 Grade Twelve--84.76 : The highest ranking candidate in each grade is: Grade Nine--Susanne MacMaster Grade Ten--Bill Draper Grade Eleven--E. McCaig Grade Twelve--Bonnie Wallace Grade Twelve Commercial-- Sharon Beare. GRADE NINE TO GRADE TEN First Class Honours: (76% and over) Susanne MacMaster, Robert Lee, James MacMaster, Marilyn Fralick, Shirley Hockin, Bernard Chandler, Shirley Dowson, Susan Roach, Roger Pickard, Geraldine Cooper, Christo- pher Dowson, Kenneth Webster, Junia Langille, Jennifer Mumford, Ralph Ballard, Lynne Beare, Marianne Ver- non, Marilyn Manns, Jean Tripp, Mar- garet Read, Gayle Wright, Kenneth Hubbard, Graham _ Powell, Robert Fawns, Barbara Holtby, Catherine Jefford. Second Class Honours: (66% - 74%) Barbara Pereman, Gordon Werner, Vanda Franks, Lynda Kandel, Betty Badour, David Murray, Lois Summers, Margaret Beaton, Ada Newlands, Ian MacCullouch, William Patterson, Pa- tricia McLaughlin, David Porter, John Jemmett, Karen Leahy, Mar- garet Vernon, John Salisbury, Aldon | Smith, Kerry Millman, Lynda Bruton, | Penny Bright, Eric Donnelly, Susan Farrow. Third Class Honours: (60% - 65%) Judith Dagenais, Patricia Holtby, Carol Crozier, Rae MacCullouch, Rose Ann Harper, Janet Cannon, Carol | Patricia Buxcey, Ronald Raines, Den- | nis Dawson, Robert Fraser, Donna | | Sutcliffe, Larry Irwin, Sharen Crozier, | Marilyn Rodd, David Saunders, Diane Powell, Diane Davey. i Credit Standing: (60% to 659%) Joan Goslin, Brian Ciba Nancy | McDonald, Gail Jardine, Rickhrd Pren- | tice, Leyland James, Timothy Thomas, Linda Bray, Lucille Bryant, Gordon Carnegie, Helene Munro, Thomas Ad- derley, Leslie Brown, Patricia Goose, Joseph Timms, Barry Oke, Alan Bert- rand, Judy Manns, It is recommended that the following pupils follow the Grade XI courses: Alan Brown, John Harper, Kenneth | MacDonald, Grant Tummonds. --_-- [PE ---- GRADE ELEVEN to GR. TWELVE First Class Honours: (75% to 1009) | E. McCaig, J. Williams, J. Cawker, B. Burnett, G. Tripp, T. Boyd, W. Diamond, E. Roach, | Second Class Honours: (66% to 74%) | ~R. Wagner, D. Fralick, S. Fralick, | C. Morrow, B. Vernon, W. Aird, M. Croxall, S. James, M. Couch, S. Le- vinson, D. Hayes. i Third Class Honours: (60% to 65%) | V. Eden, W. Goreski, D. MacDonald, | L. Buechler, J. Carnegie, T. Zoet, L.| Beadle, J. Philip, W. Beath, C. Hast- | ings (History), I. Linstead, R. Manns, | J. Taylor, D. Boldue, G. Franklin. | Credit Standing: (650% to 599) | P. Kroes, D. Popert, (Physics), I. Blain, L. Pereman, L. Clark, G. Ver-| non, W. Powell, A. Wakeford, R.| Kennedy (Latin, French), R. Franks! (Latin), D. Beacock (History), W.| Salter (Latin), B. Simpson, J. Cook, | (Latin), J. McMillan (Industrial Arts). | GRADE TWELVE SECONDARY Bray, Dale McNenly, Karen Tripp, Wayne Saunders, Harold Hartin, Marie Cook, Linda Bell, Wayne Nor-! ton, Joan Huston, Barbara Davidson, Terry Adderley, Edward Heayn. Credit Standing: (60% - 59%) Lynda Geer, Patricia Loates, Ka- thryn Hill, Paul Hubbard, John Rain- es, Sharon Chapman, Richard Snooks, | . Ralph Nottingham, John Coates, Dar- lene Michie; Floyd Whitaker, Yvonne | Mitchell, Richard Stephens, Betty Miller; Paul Hughes, Frances An- drews, Paul Heayn, Neil Brown, Ruth Nixon, Terry Cochrane, Margaret Craighead, Linda Painter, Sharon Monahan, Sharon Gilbert, Rodger Stevens, William Ellins, Virginia Keeler, Keith Phoenix. It is recommended that these pupils follow the Grade Ten courses: Robert Prentice, Norman McLeod. GRADE TEN to GRADE ELEVEN (Intermediate Certificates) First Class Honours: (76% and over) Wm. Draper, Gail Cottyn, Isabelle Corner, Marsha Williams, Arianne den Boer, Dean Smith, Janet Man- derson, Kay Jackson, Faye Harper, Shirley Pavlik, Larry Martin. Second Class Honours: (66% - 74%) Pamela Clark, Ann Parrott, Linda Stone, Ross Diamond, Bonnie Harri- SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMA | COMMERCIAL First Class Honours-- 'Sharon Beare. Second Class Honours-- Joan Wilson, Nancy Foster, Robert Donnelly, Stanley Painter. Third Class Honours-- Evelyn- Moores: ~~ GRADE TWELVE SECONDARY SCHOOL GRADUATION DIPLOMA GENERAL ; First Class Honours-- Bonnie Wallace, Bruce Ballinger, Leslie Morgan, Elizabeth Hunter, Keith Wilson. Second Class Honours-- | Earl Werner, Jean Whitaker, Susan | Adderley, Joyce Druean. i Third Class Honours-- i Thomas Cawker, Kenneth Goreski, Pamela Perry, Margaret Terrett, Glen Wilbur, George Smith, Dieter Lehman, James Gibson, Brian Simpson. Credit Standing-- | Robert Jemmett, Frank Fielding, Beatrice Lee, Marlene Lyon, John Thompson, Larry Davidson, Charles Willes, Kenneth Nottingham, Kenneth | Dowson, James Burnett, Kenneth Boyd, Robert Parry, Gary Geer. PROMOTED to GRADE THIRTEEN | son, Marlina Jones, Murray Empring- ham, Rosemary Nodwell, Monica Lind:" holm, Gary Lytle, Mary Lou Craw- | Susan Adderley, Bruce Ballinger, 'Thomas Cawker, Joyce Drucan, James Gibson, Kenneth Goreski, Elizabeth ford, Josephine Eade, Maureen Tobin, | Hunter, Dicter Lehman, Leslie Mor- Glen Goslin, Robert Walker. Gail Thompson, gan, Third Class Honours: (60% to 656%)", Bryan . Reader,| Earl Werner, Glen Wilbur, Pamela Perry, George Smith, Margaret --Terrett," Bonnie ~ Wallace, | Keith | Jeanne Schwartz, Georgeen Burnett, | Wilson, | Fires in Port Perry Area | A number of fire alarms kept the | local Fire Brigade busy over: the! holiday week-end. There was also one | fire! earlier in the week. Tuesday noon a barn burned down | on the farm of Stuart Bray on the ridges, This fire wass attended by the Oshawa Fire Brigade and they called on Port Perry to bring in more water. Another fire at the noon hour oc- | cured in Prince Albert. Friday, the garage of Alan Martyn was dis-| covered to be on fire, although no one was at home at the time, Little dam- age was reported. That same day two calls came in from the farm of Russ Pogue, Scugog, when blazes started during baling op- erations, Saturday morning lightning started | a fire in the new barn just completed by Ray Medd near Epsom. Mr. Medd is said to have just finished obtaining the insurance coverage when the siren started, he drove home to discover that it was his barn on fire. There was a considerable amount of hay stored in. the barn. Marie Taylor - Recital On Monday, June 25th, a recital was | presented in Port Perry United | Church by students of Mrs. Marie! Taylor, A.R.C.T.,, RM.T. | The Programme was as follows: | Grade 10-- ! Elizabeth Hayes--Ah, vous dirai- | je, maman. Gloria Orr--Prelude and Fugue. Grade 9-- Lynn Fair--Ballet Music - 'Grade 8-- Nancy Bernhardt--Passacaglia Joan Hickling--German Dance Evelyn Shier--Air - : : Sally Randall--Allegretto Kathleen Beath--To the Rising Sun Sharon Capstick--Strange Ma Sharon Stark--Presto g Carol Moore--Salfegielto i Elizabeth Knight--Waltz i Robert Webber--Introduction and Fugato : Duet--John and Elizabeth Hayes-- | Roving Jack. Grade 7-- Joyce Terry--Varintions on Three Blind Mice. | Mary Clark--Waltz Barbara Noble--To a Wild Rose John Hayes--Sonatina Trio--Billy, Paul and Robert Taylor---Candlelight. Grade 6-- Billy Taylor--Tocecatina Grade b-- Patricia Webber--Mechanical Doll Grade 4-- Karen Leahy--Sonatina Paul Taylor--Menuet Grade 3-- - Sherrin Vokins--Allegretto Ronald Podres--Three Blind Mice Dnet--Penguin's Parade-- Kathy Sonley, Diane Panabaker. | { (Continued on Back Page) Port Perry's New T 2 LINDSAY os. SONYA ruck in Front of Municipal Office | eR Ty i AE at BRAVE PARK -2.00 p.m. | of Port Perry. I. Carol Mary Tanton Becomes the Bride of Garnet Warriner Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Thomas Mid the shriek of fire sirens on, Saturday, June 9th in Port Perry United Church, Carol Mary, daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. Tanton, became the | bride of Mr. Garnet Warriner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Warriner, all The Reverend E. S. Linstead offi-; cinted at the double-ring ceremony. The Church organist, Miss Gloria Hastings played the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Mr. Ken- neth Jackson, who sang "Because" before the ceremony and "The Lord's | Prayer" during the signing of the' register. _ The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a full-length gown of (Names arranged alphabetically) GRADE VIII to GRADE IX HIGH SCHOOL Carnegie, Connie Carnochan, Dorothy Cooper, Janet Hall, Dianne Harris, Sandra Jefford, Linda Kenny, Sheila McNeill, Susan Moore, Judy Nelson, Catherine Porter, Norma Rice, Christina Shaw, Crystal Sonley, Leanne Taylor, Barbara Wallace, Carol Armstrong, Tom Burnett, Ian 'Cowieson, Bob Draper, Joe Durham, David Hubbard, David Kendall, Trevor Lewis, John Lytle, Ivan McDermott, John McDonald, Peter McNenly, Don Rowntree, Wayne Ryba, Richard Short, Alvin Terrett, Bill Williams, Grant mremrere R. H. Cornish, Principal Mrs. Eunice Hunter, Part-time Teacher GRADE VII to GRADE VIII Baird Sharon Brown; Diane Collins, Joyce Garvey, Frances Harris, Sharon Healey, Pat Milne, Lois Peterman, Lynne Quan, Denise ~ Rennie, Marlyn | Spears, May Stein, Risa Taylor, Monica Thompson, Jean Webster, Barbara --Aldsworth, Oshawa Warriner silk faille fashioned with a neckline outlined with guipure lace and sced pearls designed with an em- pire bodice and long tight sleeves. The skirt formed a redingate effect edged with lace falling into a chapel train. Her crown of pearls and erys- tals was held by a bouffant veil of french illusion. scoop She carried a cas- cade of gardenias and yellow baby mums. Later as a token of affection the bridal bouquet was laid on the grave of her grandmother. Her attendants, the matron of hon- our, Mrs. William Gibson, sister of the bride, and the bridesmaid, Miss Gail Scero of Oshawa, chose identical Port Perry Public School Results Beare, Dale Beare, Bill Cawker, Danny Cox, Fred Dawson, Grant Farmer, Billy Hillier, Raymond Kent, Richard Mark, Lonny Menzies, Ronald Taylor, Ronnie Wallis, Bob S. A. Cawker, Teacher GRADE VII to GRADE VIII Cawker, Bonnie Forder, Gale Gray, Shirley MacDonald, Esther MacGregor, Lynne Porter, Janice Summers, Tripp, Linda [lford, Barry Enge, Rodney Knight, Brian Walker, Richard GRADE VI to GRADE Dymond, Nancy Jeffrey, Cathy McNenly, Wendy Murray, June Shoit, Lynda Sweetman, Sharon Terrett, Susan Walsh, Wenda "Burnett, Herbert Chapman, Howard Hall, William Hockin, Thomas MacMaster, John Manns, Reginald McGowan, Gordon Podres, Ronald Prentice, Kenneth A. MacFarlane, Teacher VII Eleanor VII GRADE VI to GRADE Carnegie, Beverly Carnegie, Martha Cowieson, Betty Fade, Sharon Hall, Sandra Heayn, Lynda [.ee, Patsy (Continued on Page Three) ADMISSION PRIZE | a ~~ i PE penn. AI a Zot on eR