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~ The above picture shows the runners-up in the Pee Wee House - League. Thi} team known as the Blues was coached by Harold Jeffrey and man- aged by Len Clark. Front Row, | L to R--Glen Sweetman, David | Gray, Dean Beare, Ron Finney, Al. Shaw. Back Row, L to R-- Len Clark (Manager), Ken Ir- , vine, . Wayne Marshall, Neil Clark, Ron Short, Harold Jef- | frey (Coach), Jim Moore (1st Runners - Up In Pee Wee Baseball League Baseball (Continued) thers both for the price of the plate. ; This will bring to an end the first season of the Port Perry and District © Minor Softball Assoc. This Assoc. was formed Oct. 13, 1963; and in the first year of operation sent 24 soft- ball teams onto the neighbour- hood: diamonds which includes Seagrave, Greenbank, Prince Al- bert, Blackstock as well as Port Perry. The Booster Night and Minor Softball Parade was per- haps the finest show of Soft- ball strength in the Province of Ontario. The members of this Execu- tive have done a tremendous job under the good leadership of President Carl Luke. The men who came forward to coach and manage these various clubs have devoted time and perhaps spent money to give these boys and girls the chance to take part in this fine sport. The local merchants who have always been so good to sport in Port Perry, the local Legion who have given solid support; the Port Perry Lions Club; Hope's I.G.A. and Mrs. Jack Hove and Scugog Cleaners well known in softball. The name of Port Perry is well established in Softball and another year these teams which représent our any ball diamond. = Well done Port Perry; the biggest little Softball Town in Ontario. --_--X-- base) was not present when the "ATTENTION LADIES" photo was taken. Jim had hurt, CURLING SEASON IS NEAR his hand during the game and was taken to hospital. SCUGOG NEWS On the evening of Oct. 9th, nearly 40 people met at "Grace" Church when the "Head" and "Grace" U.C.W. met in a joint project in Christian Education under the topic of "Mental Health". The opening Devotion was directed by the presidents and vice -presidents. The two groups separated for a business period. In the "Head" group Beryl Pearce conducted a Study on "Rainbow Comfort". She di- rected our thoughts thro' the trials and changes in life which end up like a rainbow when we turn to Jesus for comfort. It was drawn to -our attention that the morning Anniversary Service for Oct. 20 will be at the "Head". Marion Carter gave a-humor- ous reading from the Oct. is- sue of "Canadian Guider". It represented the meeting and --minutes of a "Society for the Propagation of Good-will". The recorded minutes were some- what revised. The groups again united for the highlight of the evening. Tdna Beckett gave one of her lovely piano instrumentals. Then Dr. Jackson, director of ' the Mental Health Assoc. for Ontario County, .presented an informative address and film. Dr. Jackson explained that the Canadian Association has its headquarters in Toronto and 37 branches in Ontario County. He reviewed its history which began at the turn of the century when a teacher visited the jails and found them crowded with maladjusted people. He advo- cated separate sanctuaries of gafety known as asylums. Dr. Jackson stated that the association's White Cross and said they are trying to promote three. pro-| namely: -- Christmas| grams, gifts, rehabilitation pital visiting. The film workers helping patients in oc- and 'hos- cupational therapy and assist- | ance in gaining confidence to enter the outside world again. The audience showed a Keen interest in the literature offer- ed for its choice. Kaye Jackson added to the] pleasure of the evening by her lovely songs with guitar accom- paniment. sank Following the benediction a light lunch was served in the | East York spent the holiday | basement by Beryl Pearce's group, from the "Head" & Mrs. | Thomas' group from "Grace". |and Henry, emblem is the showed volunteer; spent. Thanksgiving week-end 'with. Mr. Moore's sister in a cottage on the Mary River at Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finney and two boys of Lindsay visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Dowson Sunday evening: ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Orval Heayn visited relatives in Montreal for "the Thanksgiving week-end." Mr. and Mrs. Don Ashbridge with sons and Mr. and Mrs. O. Stone had Sunday . dinner in Toronto with the Harrison fa- mily. Monday evening Ash- bridges visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watkins in Whitby. We are glad to hear Mr. Hance was able to be at his home for the week-end. We are-also pleased to hear that Cole Humphrey has im: proved enough to return home. Mrs. Earl Reader attended a large birthday dinner at Crown Hill north of Barrie in honour of her 90 'year old aunt. The "ladies of the home church cater- ed to approximately 60 guests. The former U.F.O. leader; Hon- orable E, C. Drury and life- long friend of the family was guest speaker. : Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrow and Anson had Thanksgiving Dinner near Courtice at the home of 'Mr. Cecil 'Mills to celebrate the 80th birthday of their uncle Mr. Edgar Bush. SN ; Ld 3% * Thanksgiving visitors at Mr. and Mrs. D; Aldred's were Mrs. Vinna Morrish and Mrs. Al- berta Ramsay of Toronto; Mr. Joel Aldred and Mr. Sam -Giamb { of Toronto; Mr. Laura Aldred of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milner and family. of Brooklin. "Mr. .and Mrs. A, Kreig and ! daughters Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Geisberger of Osh- awa. ET Mrs, .L. Trudell of .Cohoes, her sister Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Nichol and Lorne and Master Farley Fox of Scarboro, week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. G. Minty. - Mr. and Mrs. M. Elang of i Toronto at their cottage Pine 'Point for the week-end. Mr. Pyaremko and: Dr. Pyar- for Thanksgiving. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uphill of | here at their cottage, Misses Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moore Vance and Lorraine Seguin of . N.Y. spending the. week with Mr. and Mrs. H.| Ottawa at Pine Point for the holidays. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. | & Mrs. H. Matthews were Mr. and Mrs, R. Haslem of Stouff- "ville, Mr. Coulson and daugh- | tere, Mrs. Brainey and Mrs. Malcovitch of Lindsay, Turak, Mr.-and Mrs. H. Hadow- any, Stephen and Mary Ann of : Toronta. i g | Mr. M, McLaren Spent Sunday i with friends in Lindsay. | Miss Jean Henderson enter- tained Mr. Mel Harmer, Miss i Alice Waghorne, Mr. Andy Hall, Mr. Gerald Cameron, Mr. John | McDonald and Miss Pat Mec- * Murdo all of Weston. | Mrs. R. Tetlow visited at Bowmanville for the week-end- and spent Sunday at Port Hope. Mr. Reg Mullens and friend and Mrs. S. Pogues as well as Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kent of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn and fa- rane of Prospect, Mrs. McBrien and Edith Cochrane of Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hood spent the week-end in Parry Sound: -- i Mr. and Mrs. S, Reynolds of don Cherrie. i Mrs. David of Whitby, Mrs, Betty Howie and Judith of Peterbor- ough, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ross Murs. | | of Toronto spent Sunday at Mr. | hn 1 Bowling News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Mustangs .....c..se...... 5 31 Spitfires .....coceevrneee 2 29 North Stars .......... 7 28 Helicopters ............ 7 27 Kittyhawks ............ 5, 24 Mosquitoes ............ 5 19 Sunderlands ............ 5 18 Bombers ................ 2 18 Flyers ....occeeeeveeennn. 2 18 Hurricanes ............ "0 17 2 £2) SSN Sennvit 0 14 Lancasters ............ 2 11 High Triple-- Irene Doupe--610 High Single-- Mabel Cook--296 Over 600 Triples-- . ~ I. Doupe--610; Mabel Cook-- 602. . "Over 210 Singles-- mily of Ashburn,-Mrs. G. Coch-! : G. MceNeil--216; Grace Hastings | 'Port Perry at-Mr. and Mrs. Gor-' Doug Maundrell and of Scarborough and Mrs. Beth: Rowland of Whitby, Mrs. Dora | | Knott of Port Perry visited: | with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fra- | lick on Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs, J. Heighti and | giving with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith. | tended the Match_at Caledonia. day. day. We will be looking to see you all. Ee. Cand Plowing Maich [ (Continued) land in Class T-- family, Agincourt spent Thanks-' Several. from our Island at- | World Ploughing' Miss Gloria Fralick of Tor- onto at her home for the holi- Our anniversary is next Sun- | Peter Gibbons, Stouffville. : Eaton's of Canada Junior Championship Trophy -- best | | years,-- | Bob Tran, Claremont, Esso Special -- best plowed {land in- tractor classes, com- County.-- . ; Ivan DeGeer, Mt. Albert. emko and children of Toronto at | y) d ior K [ plowed land by Junior Compe- their cottage, McLaren's Beach "titor--mounted plow--under Pik. | i ! Mr, and Mis. Smith, David | pleted by resident of Ontario i M. Cook -- 296; Gloria Hast- ings--281; 1. Willoughby--238; Ruth Short-- 218; H. Heard--251; V. Rider-- 233, 212; Helen Penny--246; B. Oke--216; M. St. John--234; A. | Snooks--218; M. Doupe -- 240; --216. Doupe--254; R.:: i i Well gals, get your shoes i polished and your long johns 'out of moth balls, as it's just - about -that time of year, when we will be hearing the skip vell "Sweep gals sweep". We are in need of new mem- bers. If , any of you would like some fresh air, exer- cise, and real sportsmanship let us know. Choose your after- noon from either Tues.,, Wed. or Thurs. It just takes 2 hrs. of your afternoon and you go home feeling just great. For further information contact 985-2644 or 985-7808.. So let's keep their phones ringing. 'Added feature this year is.a baby sitter to mind the wee ones who 'are rather small to curl. The committee wish the let- ters you received to be mailed not later than Oct. 21st, please. So come on ladies in Port Perry and surrounding areas, swell our membership and be glad you joined the Curling Group. Til next time, If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call PORT PERRY STAR pd UXBRIDGE CLIFF "Summer PPP PPPP000000000000000000000PPPIN0C000000000000000004 Continuous from 7 p.m. TIT 2223222233322 CAWKER BROS. Devon Sliced Bacon-1's 59'" Boneless Pot Roast Beef . 45°" | Fresh Spare Ribs ....... 59°" * BEEF QUARTERS FOR LOCKERS eo FREE Town DELIVERY Every Morning Until 11 0'Clock. TR | HI EEE : a -- IRAE FEL 00 023520002009 00R80 0229000008800 00 0800000000000 000srsnerroesssrstsns ROXY =: PH. 852-3661 . PH. 852-3661 MANAGER and LESSEE" ---- T. BURROWS THURS., FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 18, 19 RICHARDS in "THE PICTURE YOU HAVE BEEN. WAITING FOR" 'NOTE NEW TIMES -- Thurs. & SAT, at 8 pom,, Friday EE hada dat a i titti tthe . ---- -- Se ---- Lids eR i el Sl LIL * seve Holiday" ~ Sat. Matinee at 2 p.m. town will be well respected on ladies Your press. reporter. Se --