Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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The stop at Dieppe concluded our visit to the continent. A touch of sadness came to our hearts as we saw the cemetery there. Two members of our group laid a wreath at the Canadian memorial. The old Frenchman who acted as our guide told us many stories of trouble and hardship under German occupation. He had a particular affection for Canadians because of the part they played in the liberation of France. While on tour we met a great many people. When we were staying at Cheltenham we met Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Weston the sponsors of our trip. We were presented to H. R. H. The Princess Royal at her residence WHarewood House.W In Ireland we met the Governor and his wife, Lord and Lady Wakehurst, and the Prime Minister and his wife, Lord and Lady Brooke- borough. On the thirtieth of June, the Empress of Australia made a special stop for us in Belfast. Je had a very smooth crossing coming home. I was away a little over seven weeks and during that time I made many lasting and valuable friend- ships. It was nice to go away but wonderful to return home. These tours are made possible in order to foster better relations between Canada and Great Britian and I am quite sure that this purpose is realized. We Weston Tour Girls of l953 are very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Weston for sponsor- ing our trip overseas in that great Coronation year. While staying at Cheltenham, England, Mr. Weston presented each girl with a sterling silver medallion with two of his most cherished mottos, which he carried with him to war, engraved on it. In concluding may I pass them along to you: WTis the set of the sails and not the gales That determines the way they go.W HThe high soul climbs the high way, The low soul gropes the low, And inbetween on the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro.N JEAN SAMELLS

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