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12-PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 26, 1971 Ist Prize '100,000 3rd Prize '10,000 2nd Prize °40,000 170 Other Prizes '200,000 total cash prizes. Enctosed please find my Cheque Money order bomets at $2 00 cach - os Mail to: KIN LOTTERY, Box 15, ¥ Port Perry, Ontario. LLLALAASAAASAALASAAAAAAAAASASAASSASASSSA SASS SSS SALSA Tep Value Used Cars from the Top let PORT PERRY 1969 Rambler AMBASSADOR DPL 2 door, Hardtop, Full Power, Air Conditioning, Radio, Automatic, One Owner, Brown Metalic $2195. 1969 Buick LESABRE Sedan, ?.S., P.B., Automatic, Radio, Executive driven, "Sharp" 1970 Chevrolet BELAIR 4 door, V8, Automatic, P.S., Radio, Balance of G.M. 5 year warranty. Green with green trim $2975. 1967 Ford GALAXIE 500 2 door, V8, P.S., P.B., Automatic Radio, Discs, White wails, Green with Matching Trim, 43,000 miles $1545. New. Ontario North District Women's Inst. . The Pres North on bent Women's Institute held their sixtyfirst annual meeting at United Church in Sandford. Theme--Never let yourself feel unimportant. Remember it was one woman who start. ed the W n's Institute. There wae wonderful dis play of hobby crafts, each in- stitute placed two exhibits. There were wonderful quilts, paintings, petit points, and other hobbies too numerous to mention. The 4H_exhibit with some of the hooks was of | much int to all of us. There was a display kit from Water Resources, Addic tion and research founda- tion and United Nations. These should give thought for many future meetings. Opening exercises conduct- ed by our president Mrs. Wallace Barton. Welcome to the more than a hundred guests by Mrs Carruthers, Sandford Presi- dent) Reply by Mrs. T. See- ley of Quaker Hill. Conformation of District Morrison of Beaverton. The 'The North and South Dis Area Convention will be held |tricts in Ontario County wil! in the Royal York Hotel Tor-| join for their picnic at Elgin onto Nov. 3, 4,5. There will|Park at noon July 13th for be a dinner Nov. 4 in place|their annual Picnic. of the noon luncheon. A rousing not-to-be-forgot- The address by Mrs. J. B.| ten sing-song followed -- all Gatenby, Home Economist was not heard due to bereave- ment. Our deepest sympathy new songs. but what fun with Mrs. Whelan "who is just full to the overflowing with is expressed to Mrs, Gaten-| music", leading the singing by in her loss. . The standing committees each gave a report. Apparently all branches had been busy during the year looking after the sick, the bereaved, those who lost homes by fire, helping the al fair boards, catering to eddings, sales & banquets, having banquets and euchres. In fact doing all we could to make life interesting and pleasant in our little corner. and accompanied by Mr. W. Carruthers at the piano. There was an address by Mrs. Morrison «our Board member. Mrs. Croxall gave a mighty sigh of relief when she even- tually got a full slate of offi- cers for next year. There was the election and installation of officers. The Goodwood ladies un- der the leadership of Mrs. Irene Tindall with Mrs. Marie Wilson at the organ, The noon luncheon put on|econducted a most sincere & by the Sandford ladies was delicious and after lunch all enjoyed a beautiful solo by Mrs. Jean Pogue of Bethesda and a wonderful reading by Mrs. Ball. Jn fact each branch is to,feceive.a copy, so the members not present may devout "In Memoriam" ser- vice for members who passed away during the year. Another new song "Sing Your Way Home" led by Mrs. Whelan appealed to all. God Save the Queen was sung, then all relaxed with Directors by Mrs. Russell | enjoy a good laugh too. afternoon tea. Seniors Lose, Juniors Win In Shooting Competitions Port Perry Rod and Gun] Club have been recently in- volved in several shooting competitions. The Port Perry Pistol Club visited Peterborough on May A. E. Johnson 229 MARY STREET 985 -2383 Sth. Two targets each of slow, timed, and rapid fire, were shot and Port Perry won by 44 points. was made up of three girls and two boys to prove that shooting is not just a man's sport. Port Perry had four boys and one girl shooting. The final Junior score was Port Perry 1492 - 77x, Whitby The combined scores of the} 1468 - 48x. two teams were Peterbor- The high Junior score was ough 2244, Port Perry 2288, shot by Greg Goode of Port These are not Olympic scores| Perry by any means but show that the teams were evenly mat- ched. The following night, May 6, Whitby gun club visited Port Perry and a shooting match was held between Whitby & Port Perry Junior and Senior shooters. The Senior shoot turned out badly for Port Perry when Whitby turned in a score of 1756 - 102x, Port Perry 1676 - 53x. The high score for the Senior men was 296-22x, shot by Ron Aldred of Whitby. He} shooting 300 - 21x. Highest score for the girls was by Kathy Jackson of Port Perry who shot 300-15x A return match is planned at Whitby on June 2 and Port Perry is hoping to regain their loss and go on to win this competition. These shoots are a real test for the teams and everyone taking part in them are enthusiastic about winning. shot one perfect target in the shoot--100 - 10x. The Whitby Junior team! NOT Check The Label On Your Paper Port Perry Star ICE Beare Motors Chevrolet 1969 Camaro Automatic, 327 cu. in., V8, Vinyl Roof, Bucket Seats, Console and Spoiler Package. "Sporty" 1967 Oldsmobile 4 door Hardtop, 425 cu. in., P.S., P.B., Automatic, Radio, Like Guaranteed Warranty (24,000 miles or 24 months) On All Units @ MOVING TO NEW STORE e¢@ on SATURDAY, MAY 15th 985-7351 Port Perry Shoe Repair 233 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY (Next to Port Perry Star) HOURS--Closed Mon. ANTON TENDLER, Tues. - Sat. 96 p.m. Come All Music Lovers to a Century to Remember A MUSICAL REVUE BY THE County Town Singers Sponsored by the Port Perry Girl Guides Wednesday, June 2 8.15 P.M. PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL A show no one will forget for a long time ADULTS $1.25 STUDENTS 75c Tickets available from. any Girl Guide, Lawrence Pharmacy, Beare Motors, Mrs. Lague $2495. DELMONT 88 $1775.