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LH oF a x x eS AC AES PE d - » CASEIN ES IRN ~ SSE ~ ---- > Ra SR Rae a Ty - SS N - od 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, June 3rd, 1965 Pp SOFTBALL JUVENILE H1OME camel, (Oshawa Juvenile League) Wed., June 2nd-- Peoples vs. Port Perry Wed., June 9th-- No game scheduled. Wed., June 16th-- Genosha vs. Port Perry . Wed., June 23rd-- Jay Cee's vs. Port Perry Wed., June 30th-- Peoples vs. Port Perry Wed., July Tth-- Genosha vs, Port Perry Wed., July 14th-- Jay Cee's vs. Port Perry Wed., July 21st-- Peoples vs. Port Perry Wed., July 28th-- Genosha vs. Port Perry NOTE: All games at Port Perry start at 8.00 p.m. in3 to TANS :: with or without sun! Protects you from sunburn, too. Amazing Quick Tan discovery by Coppertone "Q.1." 2 oz. Tube $1.85 4 oz. Plastic squeeze bottle $3.50 ULE Tanna & gear don't be a palefacel TAN -- don't burn! Use COPPERTONE Get a dramatic, long-lasting sun- tan--safely--with COPPER- TONE. COPPERTONE combines the suntanning properties of cocoa butter with the skin- conditioning qualities of sooth- ing lanolin. COPPERTONE lets in beneficial tanning rays. .. blocks rays that burn. Buy COPPER- TONE today. To The World's largest-selling suntan preparations ® COPPERTONE Oil, Lotion, Cream, Spray Oil $1.75, Aerosol Spray $2.35 Lotion $1.00, $1.75, $3.25 « Cream $1.78 3 Also Coppertone Lipkote, Noskote BRUTON'S 7 Drug Store Phone 985-2511 Port Perry RT PERRY MINOR SCHEDULE SQUIRT SOFTBALL HOUSE LEAGUE SCHEDULE Tées., June 1st-- Blue Devils vs. Greenbank Yankee's vs. Island Cartwright vs. Braves Thurs., June 3rd-- Island vs. Blue Devils (park) Braves-vs. Yankee's (school) Greenbank s. Cartwright Tues., June 8th-- Yankee's vs. Greenbank Cartwright vs. Island Blue Devils vs. Braves (park) Thurs., June 10th-- Greenbank vs. Blue Dev.(pk.) Braves vs. Cartwright Island vs. Yankee's (school) Tues., June 15th-- Island vs. Greerbank Yankee's vs. Braves (park) Cartwright vs. Blue Devils (school) Thurs., June 1 th-- Braves vs. Island Greenbank vs. Yankee's(pk.) Blue Devils vs. Cartwright Tues., June 22nd-- es Cartwright vs. Greenbank Island vs. Braves (park) Blue Dev. vs. Yankees(school) Thurs., June 24th-- Greenbank vs. Island Yankee's vs. Cartwright Braves vs. Blue Devils (pk.) Tues., June 29th-- Braves vs. Greenbank Cartwright vs. Yankee's (pk.) Blue Devils vs. Island Tues., July 6th-- Greenbank vs. Braves (park) Island vs. Cartwright Yankee's vs. Blue Devils (school) Tues., July 13th-- Blue Devils vs. Greenbank Yankee's vs. Island ; Cartwright vs. Braves (park) Thurs., July 15th-- Island vs. Blue Devils (park) Braves vs, Yankee's (school) Greenbark vs. Cartwright Tues., July 20th-- Yankee's vs. Greenbank Cartwright vs. Island Blue Devils vs. Braves(park) Thurs., July 22nd-- Greenbank vs. Blue Devils (school) Braves vs. Cartwright Island vs. Yankee's (park) Tues., July 27th-- Island vs. Greenbank Yankee's vs. Braves (school) Cartwright vs. Blue Dev.(pk.) Thurs., July 29th-- Braves vs. Island Greenbank vs. Yankee's (pk.) Blue Devils vs. Cartwright Tues., Aug. 2nd-- Cartwright vs. Greenbank Island vs. Braves (park) Blue D. vs. Yankee's (school) « Thurs., Aug. 4th-- Greenbank vs. Island Yankee's vs. Cartwright Braves vs. Blue Devils(park) Tues., Aug. 9th-- Braves vs. Greenbank Cartwright vs, Yankee's (pk.) Blue Devils vs. Island Thurs., Aug. 11th-- Greenbank vs. Braves(school) Island vs. Cartwright Yankee's vs. Blue Devils(pk.) NOTE: All games start at 6.45 pm.; 15 min. grace. When legion diamond is ready games will be played there marked school. Coaches: . Greenbank--Murray Lee Braves--Jim Irvine Yankees--C. Nightingale Island--Don Ashbridge Cartwright--G. Campbell' * Blue Devils--Chas. Bourgeois i A [ AL" dd Det RE a AN fo KO PON ar ed aa CAA AN Set LCEL ToL h Lies] AAR YA MOTHERS ENTERTAIN GUIDES, BROWNIES ° The third annual pot luck suppen was held by the 2nd Port Perry Guide Company and the 2nd Brownie Pack in the Scout Hall Banquet Room. Over one hundred mothers and daughters attended this happy event. Seated at the Head Table and introducéd by the Mistress of Ceremonies, Captain Mrs. Geo. Hall were the Reverend Mr. A. Rice, B.A. and Mrs, Rice, Mrs. Don Gray, Past President of the Guide and Brownie Mothers' Auxiliary; Guide Beverley Short; Ranger Captain Mrs. William Lamb; Brown Owl Mrs. Barry Howey, who filled in for Brown Owl Mrs. Jack Geer; Ranger Catharine Nelson, Pac- kie for 2nd Brownie Pack and Company Leader Sharon Baird. The committee in charge for this banquet daintily arranged the bounteous repast and grac- ing the head table was a large decorated cake in the traditional Guide colours of blue and gold. After the Grace, pronounced by the minister, everyone joined in the Pappy fellowship of good { food and friendship. The Toast to the Mothers was delightfully given by Ran- ger Lynne Beare and graciously responded to by Mrs, Robert Healey, mother of a Guide and Ranger, who in her brief res- ponse congratulated the girls in having such splendid leaders to teach them the requirements of good guiding. Greetings were brought from the Guide and Brownie Moth- ers' Auxiliary by Past President Mrs. Don Gray, who expressed her pleasure in seeing so many mothers out to this annual event, and also extended laurels to the leaders and helpers who have kept the standards so high in the Girl Guide Movement in Port Perry. The long-looked for highlight of the evening was the awards presented to the different girls for achievements acquired. Brown Owl Howey with the as- sistance of Packie Nelson took charge of the Brownie awards for Brown Owl Mrs. Geer who was absent through illness. The following received their badges: Collectors--Jill Dowson; Jackie Hartin and Denise Stein. Toy- makers--Jackie Hartin; Donna Pargeter; Donna Michie and Jane Sorley. Knitters-- Susan Tripp. The Best Six award went to the Gnomes -- Sherry Boyce; Margo Michie; Margaret Vok- ins; Donna Wakeford & Vickie Heayn. 'Captain Hall wilth the assist- ance of Company Leader Shar- on Baird presented the guides with the following awards: 1st Class Badge--Lynda Heayn. 2nd Class Badge--Sharon Fen- ton; Janet Carnegie; Norma Parkinson; Kathy DeShane; [ite LOTTA 2 ) WIAA L LEA 2 WHEREVER LADIES MEET, YOULL HEAR THEM = MENTION.THEY LIKE OUR HAIR STYLING AND PERSONAL SUGGESTIONS « GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 Brenda Fenton; Colleen Em- merson; Freida Stein; Janice Durham. Cooks--Linda Pickard; Brenda Webster; Lea-Anne Ballard. Skaters--Linda Pickard; Bren- da Webster; Faye Healey; Janet Baird; Sandra Beadle; Lea - Anne Ballard; Sharon Fenton; Janet Carnegie; Nor- ma Parkinson. Friend to the Deaf--Lea-Anne Ballard; Brenda Webster; Linda Pickard. Laurdress -- Linda Pickard; Brenda Webster; Sandra Beadle; Lea-Anne Ballard; Wendy Snooks; Sharon 'Beare, Photographers--Lea-Anne Bal- lard; Linda Pickard. Health--Brenda Webster: Boatswain--Janet Carnegie; Lea-Anne Ballard; Faye Healey. Child Care--Sharon Beare. Handiwoman--Sharen Baird. Needlewoman--Sandra Hall; Lynda Heayn; Sharon Baird. Little House Emblem--Sharon Baird; Joanne Martyn; Sandra Hall. Hememaker--Sharon Baird; Joanne Martyn, Emergency Helper and Citizen --Sharon Baird. Pioneer--Sandra Hall. Four girls received the spe- cial award of the "All-Round Cord". These were: -- Lynda Heayn received hers / from her sister, Brown Owl Howey. Sharon Baird was pre- sented hers by her mother, Mrs. James Baird, Sandra Hall had the honour of having her mo- ther, Captain Hall present her All-Round Cord. Ranger Linda Jefford received hers from Ran- ger Captain Mrs. William Lamb, Before presenting the Religion gnd Life Awards, the Reverend Mr. Rice spoke brief- ly in humourous vein and held the attention of all. The girls who received this coveted award were Ranger Gayle Wright, who is also president of the local Hi-C Group; Linda Pickard; Brenda Webster and Lea-Anne Ballard. The Best Patrol Award was given to the Bluebells--Joanne Martyn; Lea - Anne Ballard; Janet Carnegie; Cathy DeShane Janice Durham; Patti Leahy; Debbie Garvey. Twenty girls out of the 2nd Company have earned 107 Bad- ges since October. Sixty-three of these were presented at this Banquet so states Captain Hall. The Brownies entertained with several musical selections, to round out a wonderful even- ing. ATTENTION ALL VETS! OLD BILL'S NIGHT UXBRIDGE LEGION HALL Sat., June 12, 1965, 5 p.m. to honour the veterans of WORLD WAR ONE In the Port Perry and Uxbridge Areas For information about Complimentary Tickets and transportation for these Veterans, contact : Ed. Mulholland -- 985 - 2033 Ed. Mason (Myrtle) -- 655 - 4645 performance. available at your Co-op. UXBRIDGE 852-3321 FEED Green pastures are excellent feed but don't short your cattle of the much needed energy that is required for top Lush pastures contain high amount of water so don't wait too long to feed your cattle. A complete line of Co-op Feeds for every need is CHEMICALS Would you like a thistle in your foot? Grain crops suffer from thistles and other weeds too. A complete line of Agricultural Chemicals is available Now. Call today and find out about sprays for your crop. UXBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE (0-0P GORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative Nal! PORT PERRY ZE. 8-4130