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'Donald of Ansonville, Ont. Girls--Blackstock at N, Reach, 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 25th, 1964 Ashburn News ASHBURN 4 James Daw spent a few days last week with his grandmother Mrs. W. Downing in Toronto. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ashton were: Mr. and Mrs. Wes Doble of Sunderland; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Birkett, of Raglan; 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doble and family, of Toronto. Miss Judith Batten is visit- ing her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. E. Batten, in Oshawa this week. Mrs, Clarence Harrison; Mrs. Clarence Bryant; Miss Vera Leach and Mrs. Mabel Taylor enjoyed a bus trip to Guelph last week with members of the Myrtle W.I. Mrs. Taylor re- mained to spend a few days with her son Douglas. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (Clarence Harrison during the past week were: Miss Divina Leitch, of Burns Lake, B.C.; Mr. Percy Keast and son About one hundred and fifty friends and relatives called on Mrs. W. Hopkins to extend greetings and best wishes on the occasion of her 80th birth- day recently. Besides the many individual gifts she received was Softhall Schedule Commencing Mon., June 29th--. Pte Wee (House League)-- Legion Squirts at Island Jets at Greenbank Leafs at Crackers (Park) Bantam--Stouffville at Port Lions, 8.30 p.m. at Park Seagrave. a money tree from friends and neghbors of the community. The Annual Sunday School picnic will be held at Geneva Park on Thursday, July 2nd. Albert Wright's Celebrate Their Golden Wedding A very pleasant afternoon and evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Trewin, Blackstock on Wednes- day, June 17, 1964, when an in- formal reception was held in honor of Mrs. Trewin's parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright. Approximately 75 friends called to offer congratulations and good wishes and enjoyed a pleasant chat with the bride and groom of 50 years, while partaking of a cup of tea with the usual dainty lunch topped with wedding cake. The honoured couple were the recipients of an ebony cane with gold band; Lady's black purse; Fireside seat; gold blan- ket; table lamp; Westminster chimes clock; Aluminum serv- ing tray; artificial floral ar- rangements; a basket of golden mums, a tea set (teapot, cream and sugar), also cups and saucers and candy dish of gold trimmed china; bath towels, confections and several dona- tions of money, as well as 100 cards. Other friends who did not call Wednesday have been and are still calling with greetings and good wishes for the happy couple. HAD & ® PA, L3G Nga Rakhi RA BAL AHH Hy nS : A 6 D0 PAL Gd Sinden : hot E i IR ade Prospect News By M. H. Holtbhy On Thursday evening, 18th, the U.C.W, and a few friends treated themselves to a nice dinner at Flamingo Restaurant, Port Perry. Their kind and efficient service was appreciat- ed. The committee in charge-- Kaye Smith, Willa and Helen Holtby had arranged an inform- al and relaxing programme. There were contests, a humor- ous reading by Janet Vernon, the exchange of "Mystery Sis- ter Gifts" and rehearsed a few old songs in unison, if not al- ways in harmony. The next meeting will be in September. On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Clare Vernon and sister, Mrs, Jas, Wilson, attended the for- tieth wedding anniversary of their aunt and uncle, Rev. and Mrs, Milton Sanderson, at High Park Gardens, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Connell and family, of Ottawa, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Conlin on the week-end. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Mosienko on the birth of a baby daughter. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Burnsell Webster included Mrs, Bernice Hollingworth & daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Coady and Billie of Cooksville, Mr. Mark Matthews and daughter Mar- garet, also Mrs. Ruby Cotton of Bayview. If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call PORT PERRY STAR IGA Pee Wees Lose Two Games At Tournament Port Perry Hope's IGA Pee Wees dropped two games Sat- urday at Woodstock Pee Wee Tournament to be knocked out early. Last year this team ad- vanced to the semi-finals, win- ning 3 straight, then losing 2-1, In the first game Simcoe ed- ged Port 7-6 in a game Port should have won. In the second game, Willow- dale fought back from a 9-4 score to win 18-10. The local boys had a bad day, perhaps they don't realize that the men who Coach these boys give a lot of time to promote the game, so the least the boys could do is give their all. When Playing on Saturday most of these boys went for the ride. This could be Port Perry's year in Pee Wee, so it's up to the boys to produce for their coaches, Legion Squirts Edge N. Oshawa Port Perry Legion Squirts squeezed by a tough N. Oshawa team 9 to 8 on Sunday after- noon at the Ball Park. This was the first real test for the Legion lads and they came on strong after a bad start. They fell behind 4-0 in the first, 6-3 by the third, tied the game in the sixth and won in the seventh with a solid hit by Roland Skinner, his fifth in 5 times at bat. Rick Evans pitched the win, with a fine effort, striking out 14, walking 5, and giving up 5 hits. ; ul Bind for N. Oshawa, struck- out 8, walked 4 but gave up 16 hits. Besides Skinner's 5 tits, Evans had 8, Nightingale 2 and Jeffery 2, one a home run. HP® 0066 4g CaO OLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL OL OLLI Og Oa Og ORO Oa ORONO TOT STN CaO aa Ogg Og OTROS TOIT OTTO OTOT TOT OTA &® ONO NE RC XC Xe rT E N D E R S : Reach Township School Area Board ~ invites Tenders for TWO NEW SCHOOL BUS ROUTES Route No. 1:--To transport pupils from Chalk Lake School area to Epsom School. Route No. 2--To transport pupils from Utica Area to Epsom School. For details of routes, mileages, bus sizes, etc. " contact: - Mrs. Pat Love Secretary, R.R. 2 : Port Perry. 985-2083 X Tenders to close at 6:00 p.m. July 6th, 1964. § Lowest or any Tender not peenally accepted. § ONO NOTNE) PPO DODDOODOODOO® DOOR OPP PPOPDLPPOPO® Junior--Port Perry vs. West Rouge at Brougham, 7.30 p.m. Tues., June 30th-- Squirt (House League)-- Blue Birds at Greenbank Red Sox at Green Gaels, Park Pee Wee--Hope's IGA at Stouffville, 7.00 p.m. Bantam--Seagrave at Udora 7.00 p.m, Girls--Harry's vs. Rider's (Park) 8.30 p.m. Thurs., July 2nd-- Midget--Stouffville at Scugog Cleaners, 8.30 p.m. (Park) Pee Wee--Markham vs. Hope's IGA, 7.00 p.m. (Park) Bantam--Lions Club vs. Seagrave, 7.00 p.m. Squirt (House League)-- Green Gaels at Blue Birds (school) Greenbank at Red Sox (Gibson's) Fri., July 3rd-- Squirt--Legion at Claremont 7.00 p.m. Midget--Scugogs at Markham 8.30 p.m. Girls--N, Reach at Blackstock 7.00 p.m. Island at Harry's, 8.30 p.m, July 1st (lif Possible)-- Pee Wee (House League)-- Island at Leafs Greenbank at Bisons Crackers at Jets Girls--Riders at Island We Haven't Got The Topless Bathings In "Yet But We Do Have FREE -- FREE ICE CREAM NEILSON(S 1CE CREAM Buy One Ice Cream Cone At The Regular Price Get The Second One "FREE" This Week-End Only NEILSON'S Lc Buy One Brick Of Neilson's Golden Grade Ice Cream At * J] * STANDINGS JUNE 18th SQUIRT-- W L Pts. * Blue Birds ...... 5.1.10 Greenbank .......... 5 1 10 Red Sox ..oovenviiinns 2 4 4 .. 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