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LA CTR AOAD BES RTT NUN TARE Saves IR a FM " RR "SE" RT Chr NER CE A a SAR FR LER LILLE TR NAT Ve Yr 3 3 he wy Wo 2 wt' . rd : 1% 4 - +4 WE i. | PELE Ore PART SL rt ¢ tei ths ' A INR o£) '% bw brs IGN 4 Ae AR nt LEAR TE Fr TLE EA ey SENET PERI DCA RE RTURR TIRE AVS AT STEAL ON LRN EL VERDES L RAH EOP EUSA TI TAS EA JR le MISE Lhe 5 Son Sad FLITR YAR CHEN A A ERE 1% - PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1964 Ashburn News Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Purdy of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Herman Kerry, of Epsom. Pte. Philip Doble who is with the U.S.A. Army and stationed at Fort Denver, Mass. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Ashton and Mrs. H. Doble. Mr. Arthur Holman returned to his home last week after spending three months in Phoe- nix, Arizona with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mrs. O. Bennett, of Whitby; Mrs. James Langstaff of Richmond Hill, visited Mrs. M. Sparks during the week. The April meeting of the La- dies' Bible Class was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hopkins on Wed., April 8th at 8.15 p.m. The vice-president Mrs. Grant Parrott presided and opened the meeting with a reading "What THE BEST OF BOTH TOP QUALITY ESSO HEATING EQUIPMENT (on easy, 5-year, budget terms) "HOME HEAT | SERVICE AT NO COST TO YOU BURNFIELD AND BALLARD LIMITED Plumbing and Heating 985 - 2491 Port Perry is Prayer?" Hymn 419 "My Faith looks up to Thee" was sung. The scripture lesson Luke 11 verses 1-13 was read by Mrs. Lorne Parrott follow- ed with meditation and prayer by Mrs. Grant Parrott. Hymn 494 "What a friend we have in Jesus" was sung. Thank you notes were read from the Spencer family; Mrs. C. Bryant and Miss Mary Hop- kins. A humorous reading "Dat Leetle Box" was given by Mrs. W. Routley, of Brooklin; a vocal solo by Mrs. W. Hopkins "Why should he love me so". Mrs. H, Ashton gave a most inspiring Easter message. A Bible quiz was conducted by Mrs. M. Sparks. The meeting closed with prayer by the president. Refreshments were served by the committee Mrs. N. Ander- son and Mrs, Grant Parrott. Mrs. Edgar Heron attended the Synodical meetings of the W.M.S. held in Orillia recently. Services were well attended at Burn's Church on Sunday, April 19th with Rev. H. M. Buntain in charge. During the service Harold, Diane and Mar- garet Fisher sang "It is morn- ing in my heart". Angels To Open Practice Soon In horse-racing parlance, the Angel's of last year could be described as. "showing good early foot, fading at the half- way pole and coming on fast down the stretch". A' fast get- away appears to be a must for the Seagrave kids if they're go- ing to behave like whirlaway again this season. An encouraging sidelight, since the Angel's became a member of the Port Perry Min- or Softball Association, is that they'll not be left at the gate. They'll be off and running on April 25th. goining up against Seabiscuit-- or should I say, against better teams and tougher teams also. "It makes little difference to me" Don insisted, "whether we play the toughies at the start or not. You have to play 'em sometime." The schedule will get tougher, as we go along, but we'll play them one at a time, + The one thing the Seagrave 5 be as follows :-- * NOTICE ° DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME {Pursuant to resolution passed by Council on Monday, March 13th, 1964, dates for Daylight Saving Time for. the Village of Port Perry shall FROM 12:01 a.m. APRIL 26th, 1964 to 12:01 a.m. OCTOBER 25th, 1964. JOHN F. RAINES, * Clerk-Treasurer. Attend Six-Day Conference In Nassau Nassau, Bahamas -- A record of continued good service to his community and the sustained support of his customers have earned Port Perry IGA dealer Jack Hope and his wife, Doreen, an expense-paid trip to Nassau in The Bahamas. Mr. and Mrs. Hope arrived in Nassau last week-end to attend a six-day IGA confer- ence on human relations and community service. The conference is sponsored by The Oshawa Wholesale Limited, Toronto, IGA supply. depot in central Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Hope were among several hundred IGA dealers and their wives who were flown to Nassau for the conference on two chartered Pan-American jets. They are participating in a series of sessions on human relations conducted by Dr. Lawrence Taylor, Vice-President of Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan, one of North America's outstanding authorities on the subject. The conference isn't all business, of course. are getting plenty of time to enjoy the Caribbean sun and the many forms of re- creation which have made The Bahama Is- lands a vacation paradise. According to IGA officials, the confer- ence is an advance study for LGA food market proprietors who are being recog- nized for continued exemplary service to their customers and 'dedication to the highest IGA principles." Mr. Hope, however, prefers to attribute the success of his business and this special recognition from Ohawa Wholesale to "the people back home, . They made this trip possible for us, through "steadfast support and loyalty. We are very grateful to our customers and hope to bring back many ~ ideas on how to serve them even better The IGA dealers and their wives. ~This "year, however, they're than before," he said.' -teams-are-eager-to-avoid-is-an- other disastrous slump, at the half-way in the schedule, but they came on strong to win seven of the last eight games to finish third. After a good showing in the play-offs, the Angels won a lot of fans and friends last year. Everything points to the An- gels holding their own at 'the start this spring. Our pitching will be better, with Doug Hughes and Bill Wanamaker having a year of experience. Jim Nightingale adds depth in| this department, giving us a stronger pitching staff. Our catching will be tougher, and will give us the added leader- ship we need. Murray also gives us the balance we need}: around the infield. With the pitching staff handling the first base position, Dale Hallett and Donald Harper along wth Eu- gene Hurst, Philip Elger gives us the balance we need in the infield. With our outfield intact, Brian Marquis, Raymond Whit- field and Ronald Crosier, will get help from Phil and Gene. There are some newcomers coming out this year, and they'll be--a-big-help-in-strengthening the Angels for 64. We here, the Angels of Seagrave, the Nonquon Valley "halos" hope to give their hometown fans as -well-ag -those-on--the road; fun and excitement, and an enjoy- able summer of summer sports. See you on Sat. Boys, April 26. 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