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Ts Port Perry Bantams Oshawa 2 - 1 This was a very fine game and strictly a pitching duel between Bill! Beare of Port Perry and Spiers of Oshawa. % 4 Spiers had 22 strikeouts and Bill Beare 17. Bill allowed: only four hits and Spiers two. Port's hits were by Graham Powell and lan Lytle. Davidson Wields Big Bat in Braves Win SONYA -- July 8th In sweltering 90° heat this after- noon, the Sonya Braves cooled off a trio of Lindsay hurlers, and pocketed an unbelievable 29-10 win, to raise their season's record to 10-2 and mam- tain a slim margin over second place Little Britain. Lost in the barrage of 27 Brave hits, was a fine seven-in- ning pitching stint turned in by 'Doug' McMillan, who gained his third win against no defeats, "I'ed' Hallet tin- ished with two relief innings, as every Brave saw action in the lopsided win. Unlike the TV westerners, the 'In- juns' from Sonya continue to win, much to the chagrin of their "pale- face" opponetns. In disposing of the Lindsay wagon train, 'Moe' Davidson was the tribe laeder with a 360 ft. line shot over the right centre rence, with a mate aboard in the 8rd, a second consecutive cireunit clout for 3 runs in the fifth, (this blast one-hop- ped over the centre field fence at the 400 ft. point incidently) then tapered off in his next two appearances, with a mere double and an ordinary every- day single. With 13 total bases trom four hits, 'Moe' made Jack 'the Beast' Hallet's 5 singles appear very. paltry, indeed, and the 8 picked up by Wana- maker, 'Mac' McMillan, 'Doug' Me When You Shop at Your CARLOAD FOOD MARKET Lose fo | Port Lineup was Pitcher Bill Beare, Catcher Hamm, 1st base B. Lee, 2nd base G. McMillan, 3rd base S. Foster, Short Stop G. Powell, C. outfield W. Draper, L. outfield I. Lytle, R. out- field, J. MacMaster, R. outfield, R. Ballard and Dale Beare. Next game Thursday night at 8.16, July 12th, against Oshawa at Perry. Millan, and 'Pete' Fish almost insig- nificant, One of McMillan's hits was a left-centre 'Doug' round-tripper and Jim Fishley had to settle for a triple, when he rattled a drive off a fence post in right-centre. The shell-shocked Lindsay pitchers respectfully requested, that their names be omitted from the write-up; therefore, in respecting the wishes of the handicapped, we have complied with the request. Unfortunately, there are no home games this week at Sonya, but the Braves play at dra place Fenelon Falls and 2nd place Little Britain. Those vesults will be in next week's paper. Squirts Win Second Straight Squirts won their second straight Softball game. It was a 35-9 win over North Oshawa Park at Oshawa. The winning pitcher was Ken Irvine, Jim Moore pitched the last 2 mnings. Ron Phinney had two home runs, Jim Moore and Brian McNab, . each to lead the Port attack. one Next game for the Squirts will be held on Tuesday, July 17th at the be at 6:15 p.m, with Storie Park from Oshawa being the visitors. 'Come out and support the Squirts. OUTDOORS Cheese Slices Ya 1b Pkg. 31 Ungraded CHOICE AYLMER PEAS 20 oz. Tins .. 2-3 89 Te THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATURES: FRESH GRADE "A" OVEN READY CHICKENS 2:31h Average We Ib 39 ight 3 FRESH LEAN Hamburg 1h 43 FRESH SLICED PORK Liver th 29° A "HEIN KETCHUP 11 oz. Btls, Zz 49 Port | Cartwright P. §. Annual Field Day WINNERS Midget Girls-- Ist Sharon Gray--I8 pts. mto deep | I oy [ i an » +i ------ On Tuesday, July 10th, Port Perry | Pole Valuting--Intermediate Port Perry Ball Park. Game time will | rince CARNATION Instant Milk 3th Phe. JUBILEE Small Link ib Tray Pack 2nd Darlene Malcolm --156 pts. 3rd Heather Dorrell 12 pts. Midget Boys-- Ist Tommy Tennyson -19 pts. 2nd Stanley Krockenstoel--16 pis, drd Barry Malcolm--12 pts. Junior Girls-- Ist--Nancy Stinson---17 pts. 2nd---Beth Dunsmoor---10 pts drd--- Rosi Frey--17 pts, | Junior Boys-- 1st Bryan Wolfe 23 pus. 2nd Paul Mappin 17 pt. 3rd. -Murk Malcolm 6 pts rd David Gray 5H pts. Intermediate Girls-- Ist--Nancy Arscott- 18 pts 2nd --Joan Horton 10 pts. I 3rd--Sheila Tomchishin- 8 pis, Intermediate Boys-- Ist Dennis Romeril--19 pts, 2nd--Bob Kyte--17 pts. Srd--Murray Quuckenbush 6 pts. 3rd-----Ken Gibson-- Senior Girls-- 6 pts. 2nd--Cheryl Forest---17 pts. 3rd--Suzanne Tennyson 14 pty Senior Boys-- ) Ist--Donald Brown 17 pts. 2nd--Jim Dayes--14 pts, $rd- Ron Minshall---7 pts. 3rd--Brian Dunsmoor---7 pts, Ist---Vilho Kinnunen 2nd- -Vernon Malcolm Srd--IHenry Shemilt - Pole Vaulting--Seniors--- Ist--Donald Saunders 2nd---Ralph Swain 3rd---Donald Brown Relay Race--Int. Girls-- Ist--Betty Lou Stinson, Marilyn Adams, Sharon Larmer, Sharon Archer. 2nd -Naney Arscott, Bonnie Mae Leod, Gail Hart, Maijo Kin- nunen Srd Sheila Tomchishin, Elizabeth Thompson, Nancy Frew, Judy SWEET MIXED | | ROSE Pickles 16 oz. Jar | £) DEVON RINDLESS | SIDE BACON 1h Pkg. 69 i MAPLE LEAF Wieners 1h Pkg. 4y | FREE DELIVERY DON'T CARRY HEAVY FOOD PARCELS PHONE 985-2492 STORE HOURS Daily 8.30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday 8.30 to 1.00 pm. PLENTY of PARKING SPACE Ls Prices Effective This Week-End WED. - SAT. JULY 11 - 14 1st---Rosge Ann MacDonald--21 pte. | Mountjoy. | Relay Race--Int. Boys-- 1st----\ ernon Malcolm, Donald Gray, Garry Rohrer, Alexander Fdnie Red- Leonard Ronnie Shemilt, ud bennis Romeril, oad, Harry Macleod. Srd--Bob Kyte, Leonard Schwartz, Bill fhompson, Jim Carnaghan, Relay Race--Senior Girls-- "let Denise Malcolm, Aina Kin- Lucille Beucoek, Pirrka Kinnunen, Zid Rose Aun MacDonald, Frances Frayer, Alice Dykstra, Betty Bradburn. ded Judy Cochrane, Helen Swain, Carol Rohrer, Pina Duivesteyn, Race--Senior Boys-- I<t Donald Brown, Denis Me- Laughlin, Douglas Asselstine, David Mackie. Ronald Minshall, Arscott, Ray Suggitt. Dunsmoor, Wayne Ronald Murtyn, Glen Bonnetta. ¢ hampion Girl-- ose Ann MacDonald -21 pis nunen, 2d Jim Dayes, Michael Srd- Brian Ohver, hampion Boy--- cof Sunderland, i and Bryan Wolfe 23 pts. NOTE There was a possible score of | 4b points to be reached. Greenbank Some of these news items may be | iw bit stale as our last week's budget | Our new ainister, Rev. David Har- %. HarFis and children Brian donne arrived intown on Fri, June 20, and the Induction service was held in the Church that evening with Rev. Armitage of Little Britain; Rev. Reed and Rev. MeNeil of charge. Following the Seagrave in service luneh was served by the Pine- dale and Greenbank ladies and a hearty welcome and sincere good wishes were extended to Mr. Harris and family. Mr. Onlock of the W hitby O.P.P., Chis wife and three children, also Mr. Mrs. Onlock, Sr. of West Hill and Mrs. have moved to their ne home in the | village, the former W. St. John home. Congratulations to Mr. Thos. Bush- by 'who celebrated his 90th birthday on June 30. . Mr. and Mrs. Murray family spent the holiday at Hepwith with Myr, don Walker, Mrs, home fee and week-end and Mrs. Gor- Tomlinson has returned to her in the village for months, Mr. Rodd Foster business for G.M.C. Congratulations to our High Sshool pupils who were successful in passing their exams. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kent and family spent week vacationing: friends Chatham. Congratulations to Mr. Ralph Dusty on the is in last near and arrival of lan Ralph, a wee brother for Denise. Mr. Mike Wood of Brooklin spent two weeks visiting his parents, sis- ters and brothers in England. While he was away Mrs. Till stayed with Mrs--~Wood and family, "Mrs. Bruce Fairman and boys of Gravenhurst and Mr. Cannington spent va Luke Successful pupils, from Sunday with Miss Grade 8-Grade 9 Greenbank Public -- School =Jim Nightingale, Danny Stone, Harvey Monghan, Lynne Foster, Gayle Acton, Sandra Hall Isabel Durward, George Bright, Don Pogue, Gordon McMillan, Bob Hunter, Don Spence, Don MeCaig, Barry Lyle, Ron Blakely, Stephen Foster, Ron Abraham, Larry Couper- thwaite, and Glen Stone, Greenbank Fidelis U.C.W. The June meeting of the evening unit of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs, S. R. Cooper. Quiet music by Eileen Jarvis at the piano preluded the devotional period which was opened with a Psalm of praise for all beauty, Velma Foster then led in prayer. Everyone joined in the sing- ing of Hymn 16-- From all that dwell on earth". The scripture, take from Psalm 96, was read chorally by all. Iva Phoenix then gave the topic en- titled "Beauty in the Face of God". This was followed with a reading by Shirley Lee called "A-Package of Seeds", The devotional closed with the hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth". Jean Hunter opened the busthess with some words of welcome to all, The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The secrtary also read two letters of correspondence. The treasurer's report, was given by Janet McKain, showed a balance of $258.69. The visiting committee re- ported three visits had been made, and two cards had been sent. Mary June Howsam moved, and Velma Fos- ter oconded that the balance due for the Summer i Detroit on: with | Mis, Gordon Luke of | ESA ------ the church cleaning bil be taken from the treasury. Everyone is to bake for the July 27th Bake Sale. Jean Pogue moved and Ruby Beare seconded that the Fidelis group cater to the two weddings and ask the afternoon group to assist with the catering. It was moved that the Sal- vation Army be sent $10.00. A birth- day gift valued at $6.00 is to be sent the French child. The allocation fee of $50.00 is to be paid. The unit will also pay one-half of the Presbytary fee -- $4.50. The business closed with the pah Benediction. A recreational period of sing-songs, contests and a poem read by Shirley | Lee followed. Mrs. Cooper was pres- ented with a gift by Faye Aldred on behalf of the group. Roberta Baird read an address of friendly wishes, cand memories to the Coopers' who | retived from the community and the | ministry the end of June, Mrs. Cooper | received the gift with words of warm | und sincere thanks, { Miz- | Everyone then enjoyed a tasty and | #udity lunch. ASHBURN RESULTS ! { | ihe from Page) Front GRADE To jodda Brian Daw Lisa Gaudaur "missed the boat owing to the mail- | Jimmy Hopkins man breezing in much carlier than' Dennis Hollingsworth. ! usual, [GRADE IV. | Reta Bath Paul Bradley "Diané Cappell Bonny Middleton Bryce Lynde Darlene Cappell. GRADE III. Jean Gardner Peggy Middleton 'Fommy Humphrey Leslie Lynde Stephen Daw Billy Hopkins | Kenny Sandison. |G RADE IL Kyle Gaudaur Brenda Johnston Paul Kroes D'Arcy Hollingsworth Gordon Johnston. Men's - $5.95, § Boys' - $4.95 Foam Rubber Soles $7.95, $8.95 Work Boots McGREGOR HAPPY F( Socks for Men - $1 SUEDE SHOES FOR MEN $9.95 $2.35, $3.95, $4. sons in RAB REP FABER Lp gory iw residents of the $7.50, $7.95, $8. Holiday accidents THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, Jur Y 12th, 1962-- b Drive Refreshed at night, account for an, sure alarming number of fatalities cach! ¢loun. summer. The anxiety to reach a the car to destination often means excessive ange, speed, which ends in tragedy. Speed Third, has always been a leading highway tivad, killer, along with fatigue and dark- three ness, but could avoid to sufety experts. First, speed accident are aocar 50 per cent greater in really a good travelling 66 miles per hour, stops help than in a car travelling at 456 miles inks per hour. and death. never limits. chances of someone being killed in an A mere 10 miles per hour can make the difference between life simple precautions results many accidents, according the stated ible forms that the drive over Remember There service wilation of help avert Farm Safety Council Coloured Slide Competition The Ontario County Council is sponsoring a coloured slide competition year. This The subject will be in the category of any or all following classes -- : Accident Hazards Actual Accidents Results of Accidents Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 tI R REA RR RR RR EE RRRE 00 500000 beRRRRIRI IL RRARRRARIARIIRARARRIRESIIERELLRARERRCEREEALLM " . ROLLER SKATING 000000 competition is of Ontario slides are to beredloured and 27 hy 2% Sufety Class 4 Substantial Farm in Ontario County this The best six slides will be Provincial Far Safety Slide Competition as the Ont entry. The Ontario County competition is Mrs. Uxbridge, R. # Wallace Melean, Udney, Harold Page, De- and entered open only to County. All County (in size. Entries close December 8, hare of the 11962, and all slides are to be mailed Walter (to the Department of Agriculture | Office, Uxbridge, ' U'shridgre, R. matter of the shdes Coloured ecured hy Department Uxbridge. that the within never drive Remember that fatigue- the dangerous lack of alertness that intakes of sugar, whether is no substitute an occasional stop for a safety relieve tension, available quickly cnergy giving, travel stations Prevention of Carruthers, #2, and Lynn Fair, partment of Agriculture, Competition Apriculture when rule. und speed as shin sickness money as offered in each of the four classes, selected committee Uxbridge. Wednesdays and Fridays 8.30 -- 10.30 PORT PERRY ARENA DEPARTM 'Sisman Scampers 6.95 SUEDE AND PLAIN LEATHER SHOES Work Oxfords - $6.95 9 )OT 00 pr. Hush Puppies LADIES $8.50 Ladies Casual Shoes 3 now approved by SPORTS COLLEGE Outfit all your family to-day with these new low priced Sisman complete stock of Scampers . . .- Scampers. We now have a 4 de Cl a ei AWLROCK ENT STOR The play shoe for all the family hy nd Canada's favourite play shoe. See the J---- moccasin style with comfortable foam crepe sole for that "walking-on-alr* feeling all summer. - See these, and many other 'popular styles for the whole family, a! our store to-day. $3.99 Children's Sandals - Brown, White, Foor bolo BOYS--$2.75 | » | | SHORT Po | DUP SH MEN'S Men's Running Shoes STYLE -- $2.95 YOUTHS--$2.50 CHILDREN'S Plain Colors or ~~ Lanvas Oxfords - $1.25 Men's Sport Shiris a NYLON---Foam Rubber Sole Green Suede Oxfords $6.95 Nylon Hosiery Plaid supersilk - 98., $1.35 MEN ~~ Uualina Bathing Suit TRUNKS -- $5.00 BEACH JACKET -- $6.95, | Moccasins, Ladies, $2. 8 $8.95 PORT PERRY PHONE: 985.2521 8Becond, never travel long distances unless absolutely necessary. If night driving is imperative, make windshield Drive at a speed which allows headlight is always overly and can be averted by periodic in carbon- ated beverayes or other eaxily-digest- for rest, hut soft drink is These soft at most highway and Accidents being: in 3 Further information on this Safety Shide may be petting in touch with the Offic €, H t - Af EM Fg Ga { v 3 WF 4:4 Ld » Te