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10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 20th, 1967 Minor Softball News By Vin Walker Tripp's Const. Juniors drop- ped two games the past week. They lost out 3-2 to T.V. Towers of Oshawa on Tues. night in a game called after 7% innings. On Thursday night in Oshawa Tripp's gave up 7 first inning runs to People's Clothing. They settled down to lose out 11-8. Ballard Midget's were knocked out of the Lakeshore Midget League Playoff when they lost out 11-8 to Cobourg on Wed. night and Friday 7-6 in Cobourg. On Wed. Ballard's gave up 9 runs in the first three in- 'nings before they started to rally. On Friday njght in a real close tussel Ballard's made several errors which may have turned the tide. Doug Hughes gave up only 6 hits in a fine performance. ~ Ballard's will now have to prepare for O.A.S.A. play which will start about Aug. 10th. Mac McMillan & Carl Luke will be working the boys out as often as possible as this club should go a long way in the playoffs this sea- son. Lake Scugog Lumber and Legion Aux. Junior Ladies teams continue to battle for top spot in the five team league. Zion, Cartwright and Scugog Island are still in the battle but one of these club's will be eliminated as only four clubs will make the playoffs. In House League play -- Goodwood Pee Wee's appear to be well in front of this league; Greenbank and Cart- wright are battling for the Squirt League; Mersco and Lions appear to be leading the Bantam League! Starlets. and Angels are tied for the lead in the Bantam Girls and | in the Tyke all four teams-- Tigers - Giants - Braves and Dodgers are battling with perhaps the Braves & Tigers In front. This coming week-end the 0.A.S.A. meeting will be held in Hamilton and playoff sche- dules will be drawn up. In two weeks all teams should be ready » gare, SOFTBALL CALENDAR Monday, July 24th-- PEE WEE Scugog vs. Greenbank Cartwright vs. Emmerson's (Park) BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 6. 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Dec-/61 EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 985-7306 PORT PERRY Dec. 31/68 | DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Phone 985-7993 or 9652728 PORT PERRY Deo-/67 Septic Tanks | PUMP EQUIPMENi' SEPTIC TANKS AND Port Perry -- 985-2226 1.5--Feb. 38/67 1867 11 1967 Jackson's vs. Udora Seagrave vs. Legion (School) JUNIOR LADIES Lake Scugog L. vs. Zion Scugog vs. Cartwright BANTAM I.G.A. vs. Greenbank Mersco vs. Udora MIDGET Ballard Lumber (8.30 Park) Tues., July 25th-- SQUIRT Archers vs. Greenbank Cartwright vs. Goodwood Seagrave vs. Ideal (Park) JUNIORS Oshawa Jay-Cee's vs. Tripps Const. (8.30 Park) BANTAM GIRLS Starlets vs. Angels (School) Red Devils vs. Cent. Girls (School) Wed., July 26th-- PEE WEE Legion vs. Greenbank Jackson's vs. Scugog Udora vs. Emmreson's (School) BANTAM L.G.A. vs. Mersco (7.00 p.m.) Greenbank vs. Lions (8.30) (Both at Park) Thurs., July 27th-- JUNIOR LADIES Legion vs. Lake Scugog Lumber (8.30) Zion vs. Scugog Is. ~~ SQUIRT. Greenbank vs. Cartwright Goodwood vs. Seagrave Ideal vs. Archers (Park) Sat., July 29th-- 5 TYKE 10 a.m. Park-- Braves vs. Tigers 11 a.m. Park-- Giants vs. Dodgers Taga T ATR PEAR RES ba of 5 % SAE NE 9 iy ann 0 0 | i : fe AFI TELA delthdidation] Mbak Senior Citizens | The winner of the lucky draw on Afghan made and; donated by Mrs. F. Hodgson was Mr. Carroz of Port Perry. No meetings will be held at the Club in July and Aug- ust. We wish all of the members a happy holiday. Many have been to Montreal to see the wonderful sights at Expo, and all report a good time, One member has just re- turned from England, which shows that even folks over 80 are not too old to see the wonders of the world. Over 45 members enjoyed the annual picnic at Cobourg on Wed., July 12th. One Bur. ley bus was filled and some went in cars. Sorry if some members could not go, as there weren't enough to charter two buses. We left from LG.A., Port Perry at 11 am. Over 600 older peo- ple from miles around en. joyed this get together. There is a lovely Park at Cobourg on the edge of Lake Ontario, ideal for a picnic and swimming for adults or children. Each Club was asked to entertain for 10 min., and there was some good numbers presented. Our club entertained with a ladies quartette all dressed in Century costumes, Mrs. E. Healy, Mrs. R. Howard, Mrs. | Steele, and Mrs. T. Redman. Mrs. E. Gibson presided at the piano. First number rendered was "God bless our Canada" composed by a mem- ber of the club. By applause it seemed to go over well, also two other songs were sung. Rain fell about 3 p.m. and | an scrambled to a large Pa- " villion there. Remainder of Program was given there. One group put on a hilarious number and we all can en- joy a good laugh. Lunch at 430 p.m. Co- bourg supplied a cup of tea domain, . Confederation, in this generation, Land of freedom, we adore, God bless our Canada, Where'er we may roam; God bless our Canada, Our home sweet home, (To the tune of * "God bless America") and folks there gave all a warm welcome. This is the |: 11th annual picnic to be held : there for Senior Citizens. Then home again by way of | Blackstock, Newcastle and so on. Next Euchre at the Hall iL July 22nd atl]: NY will be Sat., 8.30 p.m. Next meeting not until second Wed in Sept. The last Euchre 8th July | was very well attended. 13 tables, not as many as usual, so many are on holidays. Prizes won July 8th as fol- lows: Ladies high, Mrs, E. Watson; second, Mrs. R. Hardy and Mrs. F. McLean (tie); Consolation Mrs. .D. Watson. Men's High, Mr. M. Bowles; Second, Mr. R. Coat- es; Consolation, M. Baird. J] $ J God Bless our Canada God bless our Canada, Land that we love, With it's prairies and fields of grain," All it's beauty and fairest | STOP HoT Tl Cl cong (Ukeel Fv ame itsneing doy. 'We alse rire io 48 $ minor repairs fo all makes { and models of cars. ; GORD LEWIS | If ' Da ou Manchest Mr. George Merchant and son Cecil of Gaspe spent" a couple of days with his bro- ther-in-law, Mr. L. Best and family. : Mrs. Wanninkhof entertain- ed twenty-six guests at her cottage near Lindsay in hon. or of daughter Margaret's eleventh birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Walsh, Sutton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Franklin on Thursday evening. Mrs. V. Schnapp and Mrs. J. Bain visited in Buffalo this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Payton, Debbie and Davy attended a wedding in New York on the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Don Suther- land of Oshawa were week- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Kingstone, Mrs. F. Johnston and Ken. neth Torrens visited Black River Pioneer village Sun. day of last week. . and Mrs. Ruhl enter- ed their family on the '| occasion of Mrs. Ruhl's birth- day Sunday 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hoge, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and er News Mrs. Jim Mitchell one day last week. | Kenneth Torrens of Mont. real is with his grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Frank Johnston for the summer holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McKin- zie and Lisa are in Kingston, where i he is attending '| Queen's University. Robert Hurst of Midland is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fielding. - "The Hub" our busy Fish and Chip establishment will open for business on July 28 at their new spot on. High- way 12, just south of the intersection. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach ' during the week-end were: Mr. and Mrs. R. Andrews, Oshawa, Miss Susan Roach, Miss Gayle Wright and Mr. Mike Millar, Toronto. Congregational picnic for Manchester Community, July 25th at Wellspring Park. Meet at the Church at 12.00 o'clock noon. Pot luck picnic lunch. Tea provided. 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