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el auld = A , tremendous WRIA TERR TANS AY EC RK UN AT RT XA ATI bye I FALWAL Don Coclirene Elected President Of District Minor Softhall Assoc. The Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association held their first annual meeting on Tuesday, October 20th and a good turnout resulted. The minutes of the last gen- eral meeting, Sunday, Septem- ber 13th and the executive meet- ing of Monday, October 12th were read by the secretary. The president, Mr. Carl Luke spoke of the success enjoyed by the association in two years of operation. He added that as he was stepping down as president he was proud to have been part of such a success and he would continue to work for the better- ment of Softball. President Luke received a hand from the group who appreciate the time he has put into softball work. Secretary Vin Walker an- nounced another large registra- tion last year; about 280 boys and girls, He then spoke of the fine Booster Night success and added that this event was per- haps one of the strongest shows of softball strength in the pro- vince. The strong showing made by the teams in 0.A.S.A. Play- offs and the way the name of Port Perry has become accepted in the softball series. In closing he thanked the ONTARIO RIDING P-C ASSOCIATION (FEDERAL) ANNUAL MEETING at the Port Perry MASONIC HALL on THURSDAY Nov. 5 8 p.m. SPECIAL GUESTS MIKE STARR M.P. Ontario Riding GORDON FAIRWEATHER M.P. Royal, N.B. EVERYBODY WELCOME coaches, sponsors, umpires, the Port Perry Star for the fine co- operation, the good parents and fans who have supported the boys and girls at the ball park and the Executive who have worked together to make the success possible. Elmer Lee gave the treasurer's report and he reported a bank balance of $304.00 with two minor bills to be paid. He add- ed that for two years the boos- ter night has brought about 500 dollars clear & we must be prepared to look ahead to pre- serve the funds as well as the good fortune. A constitution was read, as was a set of playing rules and by-laws and after some discus- sion and two minor additions they were passed without any objection from the members. This will be a big help to the new Executive for now they will have some solid rules to govern with. The constitution, playing rules and by-laws were drawn up by the three man committee of Chas. Bourgeois, Howard Hall and Vin Walker. The Election of Officers then took place and results were as follows: Don Cochrane, the hard work- ing 1st vice president for the past two years and also the coach of the Hope's I1.G.A. Pee Wees was elected president by acclamation. Jim Irvine, coach of the Le- gion Squirts for the past two years as well as serving as 2nd vice president was elected 1st vice president by acclamation. Bill Harper, perhaps one of the best known ball players and now an umpire in this area was elected 2nd vice president de- feating Harry Short in an elec- tionn which took two ballots to decide. Elmer Lee was elected trea- surer by acclamation for his third straight year & as Elmer said he has made so many trips to the local bank the past two summers it would be a shame to break up such a friendship. The work of Elmer Lee speaks for itself. Vin Walker was elected sec- retary by acclamation for his third year, He has managed the Legion Squirts for the past two years, managed the Juniors the past summer as well as be- ing the O0.A.S.A. convener for PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES JUNIOR COMMENCEMENT Thurs, November 5th, 1964 at 2.00 p.m. SENIOR COMMENCEMENT Friday, November 6th, 1364 at 8.16 p.m. The Guest Speaker MR. N. A. SWEETMAN, Director of Education, City of Toronto The Valedictorian-- ~ MISS CAROL MORROW RAYMOND FRALICK, Chairman of the Board GRANT MacDONALD, Principal the Port Perry District. The eight directors were elected as follows: Don Ash- bridge (Scugog Island); Don Hurst (Seagrave); Rod Foster (Greenbank); Wayne Venning (Cartwright); Don Gray; Chas. Bourgeois, Harry Short and Howard Hall of Port Perry. It should be noted that Joe Fowler and Len Clark on last year's executive did not make it this year; it is hoped that these two hard workers are still willing to work for the good of Softball as they have in the past. Joe Fowler moved a vote of thanks to the 1964 Executive for a job well done. A discussion followed on um- pires, equipment, the installing of a fence down the foul lines at the ball park and the running of the booth. Senior Citizens Club members met at the Hall, Port Perry, Wednesday, Oct. 14th. A good number of 42 members and one visitor attended. Business as usual was conducted with the Pres- ident, Mrs. Chapman in the chair. Cards were enjoyed with new members being made acquain- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 -- b ted and a nice lunch served by group. Uxbridge people were kind enough to invite us there on Thursday, Oct. 22nd for dinner. And what a delic- ious turkey dinner we all en- joyed in their Church parlours. After dinner Wright spoke words of welcome and it followed with an enter-| tainment of solo, sing - song, and recitation. Mrs. St.John of | Uxbridge gave an interesting | talk of the history of Uxbridge. Afterwards Uxbridge residents took us in their cars to tour the town. We saw first Church there in 1809 by the Quakers. A gentleman, 85 years (young) told a very interesting story of that Church when his an- cestors attended there. The Anglican Minister took us through his Church and also described history of it. Built 77 years ago. After this tour, back to the Church parlours at 4 p.m. for a cup of tea and lunch. Home at 5 p.m. Meetings at our Club 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at 2 p.m. in the Hall. Euchre on Oct. 17th, was a good success with 19 tables (good prizes) and a nice lunch. Next Euchre, Saturday, Oct. 31, in the Hall at 8:30 p.m. | No doubt there will Winners at last Euchre as follows: Ladies High---Miss C. Crozier, score 77. Ladies 2nd-- Mrs. G. Bradly,score 76. Con- solation--M¥s, B. Dickey, score 46. Men's High--Mr. N. Symes, score 77. Men's 2nd--Mr. H. | Bradley, score 74. Consolation the minister, Mr. -- Mr. D. Getchell, score 41. Be sure and come to our next Euchre. Everyone Welcom.e All get prepared for this Halloween, be same sights to be seen. A knock at the door as they shout "Shell Out" We all as we look at them know what its about Some will be shy as they hold out their bags Some dressed elegant and others in rags Se let's make this October a day for their fun We were young once after all said and done. They love the. fun going from door to door As we did in groups of maybe three or four Our Euchre 31st is on that very night So come early please so we won't miss the sights Kiddies you'll be welcome so do not lag, And we will see what we have to fill up that bag. EADY 2 It's no Trick to Save this Week-End at your CARLOAD FOOD MARKET, PRINCE ALBERT It's a happy Haunting Ground for good food at Money Saving Prices DOMESTIC LIBBY'S Fancy AYLMER CARNATION SHORTENING TOMATO VEGETABLE INSTANT 3c. OFF JUICE | Soup MILK 23 . 48 oz. Tin 10 oz. Tins 3 1b, Pkg. [ J 1b. Pkg. 3c. 2 = 25¢. $1.09 Aylmer Choice Heinz Strained AYLMER AYLMER BARTLETT INFANT - Strawberry TOMATO PEARS FOODS JAM CATSUP 20 oz. Tin 5 oz. Tins 24 oz. Jar 11 oz. 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