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Senior Citizens Take Boat Tour Through The Thousand Islands Another delightful trip was enjoyed by a lot of members & non members Friday, July 3rd. Two bus loads left Port Perry at 8 am. A number of people came in cars from Uxbridge to meet the bus here. The weather was very good, we were all pleased it wasn't into the 90 degrees. The buses travelled to Kingston, had a picnic lunch at Ontario Park, then on to! Gananoque and took a boat there to tour the Thousand Is- lands. What a pleasure it was to see the beautiful summer homes and 'then into the Ameri- . can zone, to see the lovely old Castle there, and also the sum- mer home of Kate Smith, the American singer who owned it until 7 years ago. The guide was very interesting and an elderly Captain who steered the boat and led us all in a rousing sing song. After 2% hours journey on the water we board- ed the buses, had dinner at a restaurant, then on the way home again. Many thanks to those who planned this lovely tour, and also a thank you to our two bus drivers. We ar- rived in Port Perry at 9.45 p.m, tired but happy. No more Club meetings until September. A happy summer to everyone. The euchres wil] continue as usual once in two weeks. A picnic will be held PER AT 4 GAARA Rar Sa CA EPHE He A RE UH Cr er iE I Rd Prd aN SE RU b A IN A RE a i IR a es HR ATR SCA RAK : v ¥ vA) . 4s Jy Fd 4. '. | We can safely say we have ey oF FL aah RAN PRET at Cobourg for members on July 15th. A good time was report- ed last year. Winners of last euchre as fol- lows:-- Ladies High, Mrs. C. Cooke, score 77; Ladies second, Mrs. E, Watson, score 74; Con- solation, Mrs. Mackey, score 39. Gents 1st, Mr. C. Coombe, score 78; Second prize Mr. G. Smith, score 77; Consolation Mr. F. Staple, score 39. * * * On two buses from Port Perry Friday July 3rd, never heard, A happier crowd who went on a tour, We were gay and happy you may be sure, From Gananoque we all boarded a boat, Not one fell overboard or had to float, We cruised the St. Lawrence to see the Thousand Isles, It was well worth seeing, as we travelled the miles, The Captain led in a grand old sing song, And we all joined in, what a happy throng, There were some on the trip who created lots of fun, And made it happy for everyone. Such a memorial day we shall never forget, As we arrived at Port Perry, way after Sunset. Schedule For New Softhall League Formed Thurs., July 16th-- Pee Wee--Clar. at Port Bantam--Mark. at Seagrave Port at Udora Midget--Mark at Port Mon., July 20th-- Bantam--Port at Claremont Udora at Markham Midget--Stouff. at St. John's Peé Wee--Markham at Clar. Tues., July 21st-- he Squirt--Stouff, at Clar. Pee Wee--Clar. at Stouff. Bantam--Seagrave at Stouff. Clar. at Udora Wed., July 22nd-- Squirt--Mark. at Port Pee Wee--Port at Markham Bantam--Mark. at Port Midget--St. John's at Mark. Port at Clar. Thurs., July 23rd-- Pee Wee--Stouff. at Port Bantam--Stouff. at Seagrave .Midget--Claremont at Port Mon., July 27th-- Pee Wee--Stouff. at- Mark. Bantam--Seagrave at Port Markham at Claremont Midget--Clar. at St. John's Stouff. at Mark. Tues., July 28th-- Squirt--Clar. at Stouff. Bantam--<Clar. at Stouff. Wed., July 29th-- Squirt--Port at Markham Pee Wee--Mark. at Stouff, Port at Claremont Bantam--Port at Markham Stouff. at Udora Midget--Claremont at Stouff. Thurs., July 30th-- Pee Wee--Claremont at Port Bantam--Udora at Seagrave Midget--St. John's at Port All Squirt and Pee Wee games start 7 p.m., 15 min. grace, 8.15 deadline, 10 run limit per inning --Ilast complete inning decides game. All Bantam and Midget games (except Seagrave, Udora & St. John's) start at 8.30 p.m. 16 min, grace, 10 p.m. deadline, last complete inning decides game, 4 innings required. Local Softhall Schedule Monday, July 20th Pee Wee House League-- Jets at Leafs (Park) Bisons at Island Legion at Greenbank Bantam--Lions Club at Claremont. Girls--Harry's at N. Reach Juniors--Port Perry vs. Brock Road at Brougham, 9 p.m. Tuesday, July 21st Squirt House League-- Blue Birds at Greenbank Red Sox at Green Gaels Girls--Blackstock at Harry's Wednesday, July 22nd Squirt--Markham vs. Legion 7 p.m. park Bantam--Markham vs. Lions Club, 8.30 Park Pee Wee--Hope's IGA vs, Markham Midget--Scugog vs. Claremont Pee Wee (H-L)--Leafs vs. Jets 8.30 p.m. Park Island vs. Bisons, 7 p.m. Park Greenbank vs. Crackers (Gibson's) Girls--Riders vs. Island Juniors--West Rouge vs, Port Perry, 9 p.m., Brougham Thursday, July 23rd Squirt (H-L)-- Green Gaels vs. Bluebirds (School) Greenbank vs. Red Sox (Gibson's) Pee Wee--Stouffville vs. Hope's IGA, 7 p.m. Park Bantam--Stouffville vs. Seagrave. Midget--Claremont vs. Scugogs 8.30 p.m. Park Friday, July 24th Girls-- Island vs. Blackstock N. Reach vs. Riders Beacock Clan Hold Re-Union The thirty-seventh annual ga- thering of the Beacock clan as- sembled at Blackstock Park on Saturday, July 4th. Owing to unfavourable temperatures the 76 relatives were made com- fortable in the spacious Recrea- tion Centre. During the afternoon a sports line-up was conducted by the committee: Dropping pegs in bottle-- Mrs. T. Samells and Mr. L, McCauley. Threading Needle--Mrs. L. Beacock. Matching Shoes--C., Wright. Nail driving--Mr. G. Beacock and Mrs. H. Beatty. | Family from farthest distance-- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Beacock and Garry, Timins. Couple married longest--Mr. & Mrs. Lorne McCauley, Midland. Couple most recently married-- Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Archer, Bowmanville. Oldest lady present--Mrs. Lankin, Toronto. Oldest gent present--Mr. John Robertson, Dunsford. Wedding anniversary nearest _ picnic date--Mr. and Mrs. W. Strome, Toronto. Birthday nearest picnic. date-- Mr. V, Archer. Largest family--Mus. Lloyd Wright, Nestleton. Mrs. Delmar Robertson of Dunsford graciously donated a gift for the youngest grand- mother present -- Mrs. W. J. Beacock, of Port Perry, R.R. 1, being eligible, ) At 5 o'clock all ages sat down, sang "Grace" and com- menced enjoying the delicious salads and other foods arrayed on four long tables. especially grateful to two vill- age ladies Mrs. O. Wright and Mrs. J. Wotten who capably as- sisted in the serving. After the last sip of tea, Mr. Grant Ferguson, Toronto, pre- sided for his aunt the president Mrs. O. Hill, Grant welcomed everyone, fol- lowed by observing two minutes silence in memory of the de- ceased. oo Minutes read by secretary Mrs. Les Beacock. Three letters PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 16th, 1964 -- 11 and donations received from members unable to be present. Treasurer Mr. Roy Ferguson re- ported a clear paper on finances. Majority were agreeable we meet at Blackstock for next year. It has been customery that a new slate of officers be nomin- ated every second year. Execu- ive for 1966: President--Mr. Thos. Cole of Oshawa. Secretary--Mrs. Lloyd Beacock, Nestleton. Treasurer--Mr. Roy Ferguson, Blackstock. Sports and Program-- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hyland, Mr .and Mrs. Austin Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. John Mew, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archer. Few other business matters discussed, followed by a rousing sing-song. Program of interest provided by readings by Mrs. Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Adel- bert Beacock. Piano solos ren- dered by Mrs, Lloyd Beacock and Cheryle Wright. 'Auld Lang Syne' 'ended this portion of the day. In general the reminiscing, the fun, the food made ideal in- gredients for a worthwhile pienic. Obituary- NORMAN EDGAR CROZIER On June 22, 1964, Norman Edgar Crozier passed away in his 80th year at the Scarbor- ough General Hospital. Born in Cartwright Township, he was the youngest and last remaining of eleven children' born to the late George and Maria Crozier. Mr. Crozier was a veteran of World War I, He retired in 1954 and has resided in Scar- borough for the past three years. He is survived by his wife, the former Pearl Worth of Secar- borough, a son Robert of Peter- borough and a daughter Shirley of Scarborough, and two grand- sons. Mr. Crozier rested at the Duffus Funeral Home, Peter- borough, until June 24, 1964, when the funeral service was conducted by Rev. J. B. Spenc- ley, of St. James United Church. Burial in Little Lake Cemetery. Pall bearers were Milton De- mara, Lorne Thompson, John Ballard, Glen Hood, Percy Jef- frey and Donald Crozier, - We are REACH TOWNSHIP DUMP THE HOURS FOR DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE at the Reach Township Dump, West of No. 12 Highway, 6th Concession Road are: MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY-- 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. THURSDAY -- CLOSED ~ WEDNESDAY -- 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. and 7 pm. till 9 p.m. SATURDAY -- 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. DURING JULY, AUGUST & SEPTEMBER Effective July 20th, 1964 By Order of Council, Reeve W. E. 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