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TN lt ~ A, he REY, A SEL MEY MN 4 » 3% Y FTN av Mt v Th . REAL RAL ERAN A TRE FER ON a £5 TAHA Ws) CRRA DERN ASN 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 8, 198) < a RIN re Cr Sng r , 4 Sr SR EE A NI I oe te i News from Yelverton and area by Harvey Malcolm I. E. Weldon Secondary School Awards and Gradua- ~ tion Exercises were well attended by Manvers area residents, both students and parents. Joe Chidley, head boy for 1980-81, had the most impressive record as far as number of scholastic awards received, almost a dozen - he almost wore out his runners trotting up to receive same. Mike Zieger also had an impressive record. Manvers students were quite prominent in the list of award winners and are to be congratulated for their efforts and success. We shall list those whom we recognize as coming from Manvers and apologize in advance for those we may inadvertently miss. Miss Alison Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Scott received the Year one General Profi- ciency award with an average of 97 percent winners included - Danny Mitchell, Wendy and Dan Johnston, Darcy Van Der Veen, Bonnie Priston, Laurie Banham, Jay Grove, Debbie Barter, Wendy Penn (sev- eral awards), Katharina Ehret, Susan Robertson, Wayne Johnson, Shelley Gisson (picked up two in languages), Peter Effir, Mona Malcolm (top girl in Physical Education), Scott Henderson - most outstand- ing male athlete, Lynn Pickering, Terry Spearing one of eight students Gradu- ating in Year Five with Honours (85 percent) in one or more subjects, Christine Craig who received an Excellence Award in Citizen- ship. Congratulations too, to all those other students who - whe wn ne h = [> © A C " 'B Lr) L H] h - a - a » LIMITED 197 Foose Street - Port Perry OPEN: Monday thru Saturday 9A.M.to 6 P.M. Thursday & Friday t09:00P.M. -DIAMONDS - - Cards & Gifts for All Occasions - -EAR PIERCING - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - were Honour Students. Special congratulations to those who made the Honour Club - an average of percent or more with ¥ or . more subjects over 85 {per- cent (are quite proud t daughter Mona made this category again for the fourth year in a row). Hearty congratulations to I. E. Weldons six Ontario Scholars - Linda Drummond, Gregg Houser, Kirby Sibley, Mike Zieger, Christopher Hutton, Bob Schaefer, Mike Switzer missed this honour because two of his subjects were passed in Alberta. A successful Jack and Jill party was held in the audi- torium of the Manvers Arena on Saturday evening June 27th to honour a popular local young man - Mr. Warren Sutcliffe and bride to be Debbie Wilkins Warren is a member of the Band "Sweet Dreams" which will be supplying music for next assistants spun the records for the dance. A tidy sum (well over $500.00) was realized to start the young -- couple on their merry way. Their marriage is scheduled for mid July. The Yelverton and Janet- ville charge held a joint church service in Janetville United Church on the occa- sion of the farewell service of Rev. Arthur Rodgers who is moving shortly to serve the Greenbank-Seagrave area. Mrs. Paulina Effer of Janet- ville provided a lovely vocal solo accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Skuce on the organ. Rev Rodgers with scarcely two years service to the Janetville charge has left an indelible imprint on our congregations and will be Tek x Yeudachey eI09ey eoCY > - CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL RENT YOUR"WHEELS" BY THE DAY - WEEK - MONTH CANADA'S LARGEST ALL-CANADIAN VEHICLE RENTER SEE US NOW FOR YOUR NEEDS! Ask about our Weekend Rates. LOOK FOR THE BUDGET SIGN IN THE ESSO CENTRE - HWY. 47 S. UXBRIDGE - 852-7733 deeply missed in the future. Mrs. Rodgers and their family likewise made a note- worthy contribution specially in their generosity with their music gifts so freely given at Church services and other functions. During his brief tenure in this area, Rev Art performed 36 Baptism, presided at 14 weddings, 15 funerals and confirmed 21 new members. Following Sunday a.m. service a pot luck dinner was enjoyed followed 'by a social hour. The best wishes of our joint communities are extended to the Rodgers family in their future for a happy life complete with Christian dedication and fulfillment. Mrs. Anne Hurren and Hally entertained a large family gathering of relatives and friends at their home on Sunday afternoon. Among those present Carl and Lorraine Smith, Mrs. Violet Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Whitby, Mrs. Ruth Wilson, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beggs and family of Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson of Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Norman, Wilson of Janetvile. Miss Jennifer Kennington of Lotus is employed for the summer holidays at Wigamog Inn near Halibur- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fick, Mr. and Mrs. Marte STRAWBERRIES Malcolm, Mr. Ronnie Shar- man observed a birthday dinner at the home of Corrie ,and Harvey Malcolm and Mona in honour of , Mitzis birthday. Sorry to learn that Mr. Harold McNeil ¢father of Mrs. Brian Wilson) has @ | Hw Lae GREENBANK || - 1070 Line a. MARS fr Btn Line | COUNTY RD. 2 o -- Reach Twp. (exceptional); Paul Finney Weeks Mortgaging Burning > son ep Mr. ) pr ey Dance for and at the Jackel ie Thelma i : Manvers Arena following the own all o ny, . | Piney fro,1s0 00 wi Some Pork B B Q. Mr. Ronnie Norman Neals Lakefield, J¥ Ey. : HWY 14 = L PHONE Banham. Other award Fisher with a variety of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hall of ge MANCHESTEE. PORT PEERY 985-8295 undergone surgery .and is convalescing in Lindsays Ross Memorial Hospital. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McGill on the addition of another grandson courtesy, of daughter Jennifer and Bill Gilmour - "Cory Blake" recently. Pick Your Own atthe MAIR'S 10th Line Tell children to play safely...away from hydro wires. Touching or coming close to hydro wires can be fatal. If kites or model airplanes contact over- 3 head lines, even touching AN the string or control wire can cause serious injury. If a pet runs up a hydro pole, never climb after it. Wait for the animal to come down by itself. Climbing hydro poles, fences eee easases around electrical equipment, or trees near power lines can be fatal. And remind children not to go near areas marked "Danger" or "Keep Out" Or, the fun could be over. Safety on on. oe ontario hydro around electricity is no shock to you. 4 F) 1 { { i 3