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AR] * TAN YAN 0 YO . ed HNL FEET 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR, be 3 XV ein to LITRE ; EEN MURS VRS FIFE SRILA ETRE RVURRINY 67 1 FALE SRE IN Y FRI WR Sf TRA FRATR LEN ot Thursday, July 1st, 1965 Princess (Continued) Counties of York and Simcoe, presented the contestants with their prizes. The stabling for the cows was supplied by The Pedlar People, Oshawa. The milking equip- ment was supplied by Mr. Ro- IN AND OUT OF TOWN Several comrades of Branch 419, Port Perry Legion attend- ed the Annual Drumhead Ser- vice at Port Hope on Sunday. Cmrdes. Mulholland, Huntley; NEVA <§ nae ANA nd N Port Perry. 5% A) Sunday guests with Mrs, C. C. Jeffrey were cousins from Australia, Mr. and Mrs, Allen Pretty, also Mrs. Marion Wal- ter, Miss Dorothy Walter, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Allin all of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Pretty are on a trip around the world, * % * ter spending a week with Mrs. C. C. Jeffrey. * * * Sis. Grace Love, P.D.D.P, Sisters Lillian Harper, P.N.G. and Georgina Moore, J.P.N.G./ spent 3 days recently at the Rebekah Assembly in Toronto at the Royal York Hotel. * ¥ 0% Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Middleton motored to Stratford for the Theatre. * * * Mrs. J. H, Hardy has just returned from a 2-week visit to relatives and friends in London, Ontario. * * * Mr. Arthur Tibbetts, of R.R. 4, Port Perry was the lucky, winner of a lawn swing at the UAW Annual Picnic held at Lakeview, Oshawa on Saturday last. No local residents were bert Wooley, dealer for Surge Whitter and McNenly carried Mr. & Mrs. F. D. Slemmon of | week-end to see the play Julius | among the winners of the 3 Equipment. The cows were |the colours in the Parade for! Ottawa, have returned home af- | Caesar at the Shakespearean| cars provided as prizes. provided by Mr. Robert Batty, - 4 Brooklin; Mr. John Batty, a Brooklin; Mr, John Leask, Sea- grave, and Mr. Don Crosier, Blackwater. PARADE (Continued) way softball was received in Supreme Pure' Save 19c¢! BLACK ' PEPPER Port Perry. : 4-02, Cans Mr. Dormer who is the Pre-| a sident of the Ontario Amateur is ye / 2 for 59. ! Softball Assoc. was heard to i i n 9 miner 00. OCLIANS! { have said as he left the local ~ ball park that he has never BEST BUY! Save 1l4c! Kraft - Smooth - Creamy 21%-lb, Jar Save 4c! 32-0z. Tin seen so many children who are playing Softball. This is a good pat on the back for the local Assoc. President Don Cochrane then introduced his fellow exe- cutive members, One of the major highlights of the evening was the presen- tation of a plaque to Past Pre- sident Carl Luke by President Don Tochrane. On the plaque was the following: "To Carl Luke, 1st President P.P. & D. M.S.A. 1963-64. For services rendered to Minor Softball." This was a small token of ap- preciation to a man who has de- voted a tremendous amount of time and effort to the youth of Port Perry. On the diamond the Tykes, boys aged from 5 to 7 years were each given a turn at bat. - These boys are split into two teams; the Braves and the Giants. They play each Sat. morning at 10 a.m. and are coached by Jim Irvine, Al Rahm, Jack Owens, Al Wackett & Vin Walker. It appeared that the fans were pleased with the show put on by these young boys. ! A two inning Squirt Game | between Cartwright and Tigers | was won by the Cartwright! boys; and a two inning Pee Wee game followed with Emmersons defeating the Bisons. The main attraction was a seven inning game between Genosha Aces of Oshawa and our own Tripp Const. Juveniles, This game was very well played 'with the Oshawa boys winning 2 to 0. Many sparkling plays | were made in this game; the | second baseman for Oshawa was | _-- very sharp on any ground ball hit near him while Graham | Welchade GrapeDrink37 c Save 34c! 14c Off Pack 6-0z. Jar « Nescafe Instant Coffee 99. Save 17c¢! Evaporated Tall Tins Carnation Milk 5for77. FROZEN FOOD OF QUALITY! Save Gc! Birds Eye 6-0z, Tins ORANGE JUICE 21049 { Save 49¢! Birds Eye 12-0z. Pkgs. i KERNEL CORN 4 tor 59 PEANUT BUTTER 79 BEST BUY! Save 4c! Aylmer 10-0z. Tins TOMATO SOUP 5:59 BEST BUY! Save 24c¢! With Pork . .. 20-0z. Tins CLARK'S BEANS 5:99 BEST BUY! Save 6c! Bright's 48-0z. Tins Fancy Tomato Juice 35« BEST BUY! Save 10c! Finest Orange Pekoe Package of 60 SALADA Tea Bags 77 BEST BUY! Save 6c! Reconstituted 48-0z. Tins Bakery Values! Supreme Packages of 8 a a--------. TL Saico Orange Juice 45. | WIENER ROLLS ......... 2 for 49c CL Best Buy! Save 30c! 20¢ Off Pack Fabulous Teflon Mail-In Offer GIANT SIZE FAB = 69. Reg. 29¢! Supreme Packages of 8 HAMBURG BUNS ... ..... 2 for 49¢ Reg. 39¢! Weston or Sunbeam . each Frost 'N' Serve SHORTCAKE 35c¢ 83 Specially Selected "Ideal for the Barbecue" Value Check'd - Branded RIB STEAKS 79: Tree-Ripened California "Specially Selected" - Ideal for Barbecue 3 to 314 Boneless - No Waste Ib. avg. LOIN "0° PORK Swift's Premium - Fully Cooked Holiday Style (No Waste) BONELESS HAMS 89: DISCOUNT PRICES --- : : ball Reg. 79c! it near hi ile Gr i BRYLCREEM ............ large tube 61c OO RA N G i Powell of Tripp's made several | Reg. 69¢! Giant Tube . fine catches while on the dond | | MacLEAN'S TOOTH PASTE ... 59c run. This contest should en- courage the local fans to come | out each Wednesday Night to | support the local boys and ito | also treat themselves to some! Reg. 75¢! - Marked 67¢ Reg. Size SILVIKRIN SHAMPOO... 54c doz. 1.00 | BR good softball. It should be FR E E | 5 - Ih | noted that New Tripp's Con- ° Se WE 3a , ' struction Uniforms looked very | Granulated Garden I" :h No. 1 large head d FEATURE TORONTO CITY PRICES ICEB....G LETTUCE 2 for39c | Sun-Ripened No. 1 TOMATOES - - impressive although all the | pants did not arrive in time for the game. This association is very grateful to Mr. Joe Tripp | and the Tripp Construction 14-0z. ccllo tube each 29c¢ with the purchase of . : ifornia No. 1 Company. 4 General Electric Lamp Cal . This concluded another fine Bulbs at Regular Price Santa Rosa PLUMS doz. 3 Qc : ; night of Softball and once again has shown that Port ' Perry is perhaps one of the 9 SPECIAL S Finest Softball Centres in the CHICKEN LEGS Co 49¢ 1b. i Province. This is only possible WIENERS = = 2 1bs. 79¢ { due to the hard working Coach- es, Managers and Executive; and of course the good people of Port" Perry who 'continue to support the young softball play- | ers, ICE -- Cubes and Blocks. me OPEN- WEDNESDAY 'TILL 6 P.M. : ! Closed Thursday OPEN FRIDAY "ILE 9 PBL odo CALS WA lhe Sa