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Ba ---- ON a AI THULIN MINT i 5A Co A NA Sl SEs te INET) EAN TO UIE EE GT DRE IE AR TAS SAA He TAN SH SA IIA {5 ORE BY INAS GIL FEA LS S08) SS ET WAL TY a a AN a RAV AE SAY SEA REN Forni ha FATALE TY Nat FE AILS Arata ae dd, RT ri Ah RAR SAVE el WW Null re ANE EE oN Terps A fd Fel Unt SEPTEMBER 16, 1965 - Port Perry Legion Squirts won the All-Ontario' Championship defeating Galt 6-1. Galt had held the title for the past four years. Team members are, front left, Rod Redman, John Bourgeois [bat boy], Ken Nightingale, Phil Cochrane [bat boy], Dave 'Bourgeois. Second row left, Steve Cochrane, G60 YEARSAGO Thursday, October 27, 1921 Mr. Martin of Prospect had the misfortune to break hisarm while cranking his car. Mr. Roy Scott, Seagrave, had a narrow escape while ploughing. He was stunned by lightning and his horseranaway. a i .. Ricky Short, Ricky Evans, Cal Cochrane, Bill Jeffrey. Third row left, Roland Skinner, Brent Heard, Garry Waller, Laurie Williams, Bob ~ Young. Back row left, Ed Mulholland [ Pres. Port Perry Legion], Jim Irvine [coach], Vin Walker [manager], Gary Evans [coach], and Bill Taylor [Sports Officer, P.P. Legion.] The arches of the new rink are being raised and the people are beginning to get some idea of the size and splendid construction of the building. Mr. Elgin Frise of Seagrave is home from the west andreports good crops in Manitoba. A meeting for those interested in the Progressive Party will be held at the home of R.M. Holtby. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 4, 1981 -- 5 letters That $1000 tree Dear Sir: How many obstacles does Jim Grieve have to contend with before he gets his pro- ject completed at Port Perry I1.G.A? The nerve of the council to charge him $1,000 for taking down a tree. Did they receive 1,000 for every tree removed along Lilla St. when it was widened? We enjoy the beauty of trees, but when they stand in the way of progress then they must go. How could you back a truck in a driveway with a tree in the way? We are disappointed with the council, I thought they had more foresight. Do they not consider the employment taxes and services, this man is offering to our town? Do they not recall when two large businesses left down town a few years ago, the smaller stores suffered greatly? When people shop at the friendly I.G.A. they continue downtown to browze around. Can't they see the forest for the tree? Wake up council and smell the coffee. Give. the man some consideration who is trying to help our commun- ity; he is not only providing a great and much needed service to the community, but he is also providing an excellent and much needed parking lot for the Churches on Sunday. Ken and Mildred Rodd R.R.4, Port Perry J.PETERHVIDSTEN Publisher Advertising Manager port perry star Company Limited J.B.McCLELLAND Editor Member ofthe Canadian Community Newspaper Association and Ontario Weekly Newspaper Association Published every Wednesday by the Port Perry Star Co. Ltd., Port Perry, Ontario. Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department, Ottawa, and for cash payment of postagein cash. Second Class Mail Registration Number 0265 Subscription Rate: In Canada $10.00 a year Elsewhere: $30.00 per year. Single Copy: 25* FORT PERRY STAR 2. : ~ RT "a om a --- ONS QN\ > oS \J BouUT TIME THEY CAUGHT UP TAH ME-- M\ SUPPLIES