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y LRN 3 CON AIRS Zt ew iy RR re ser ad Senior dana 4 -- PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, August 5th, 1965 / Port Perry Lakefront Sports Haven For Many City Families The Port Perry Lakefront been a sports haven for hundr has for the past many years eds of boating and water-skiing enthusiasts from all parts of Ontario. The picture on the right and the one at the bottom show two of the many boats who use the town's lakeffont facilities every week-end during the summer. Also many hundreds of spectators just come to watch and enjoy a family picnic in Palmer Memorial Park adjoining the lakefront. - Swimming used to be very popular here but since the erection of the two swimming pools, at Birdseye Center and Poplar Park, very little of this popular past time is partaken at the lakefront. Fishing is also very popular in Lake Scugog and although we haven't seen as many big ones as we used to, many are still caught by ardent fishermen from the area. a Shires wh .i 5 --Staff Photos The regular Euchre was held at the Hall Port Perry on Satur- day, July 24th. We were pleased to welcome about sixty folks from near and far. It was a very warm evering, but every- one seemed to be having an en- joyvable time. Fourteer tables were set up. © Many are on holi- days. We hope to see a nice crowd at the next euchre to be held at Citizen's Hall on Satur- day, August 7th at 8.30 p.m. May we say again that every- one is welcome. Admission is 50c. Lunch served and good prizes awarded to lucky win- ners. Tickets are still on sale for Afghar, quilt & rug. Tick- ets procured from members of Club. i At last cuchre winners as fol- lows: Ladies first prize, Mrs. V. Ellerby, score 74; Second prize, | Mrs. O. Dusty, score 73. Con- WAN LIER [ite LOTTA 48) WHEREVER LADIES MEET) YOULL HEAR THEM = MENTION.THEY LIKE OUR HAIR STYLING AND PERSONAL SUGGES TIONS, 0 GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 Citizens Club solation Mrs. Rocoland, score 51. Gent's first, Mrs. McBride (playing as man), score 78. Gent's second, Mr. R. Holder- shaw, score 77. Consolation, Mr, M. Moase, score 49. Bring a friend and come and join us at. the next Euchre, | * * * | Ve don't miss the water till the well runs dry. We sure missed the mail as the days went by The cheerful cards and the ; cheques so many depend, | One can't carry on without money to spend. One's opinior has got to be ! heard at times | | Takes a lot to live, both in dollars and dimes After wants are supplied, there is not much to save, It takes lots of thinking to pave the way. We are glad to receive our mail the same Everyone's settled and back to normal again. Manchester News (Too late for last week) The annual Sunday School picnic was held recently at Stone's Park, Greenbank. There was a good attendance and all enjoyed the excellent facilities provided for their enjoyment. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wanninkhof on the birth of a baby daughter on July 23rd at Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stevens were at O'Keefe Centre on Fri- day evening to see Louis Arm- strong and his all star show. Mr. and Mrs. Len VanSchagen and children, Port Perry and her parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lemson and Miss. Rita Lemson of Holland visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Vandervoort on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Best and family visited friends in Lake- 1 {21d on Saturday evening. * * * The U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Art Fielding on Thursday afternoon August 5th OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE Announces the Opening of the FALL TERM TUES., SEPT. 7, 1965 Eight Day - School - Career - Diploma Courses from which to choose 28 Years' of Experience in Training Young People for Positions & Careers in Business Send For FREE LITERATURE Get The FACTS - Then ACT! REGISTER AT ONCE! ENROLMENT IS LIMITED! Individual Instruction - Place- ment Service for Graduates OSHAWA , BUSINESS COLLEGE 10 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Dial 725-3375 Clip & Mail Coupon for Free Brochure Joint, Slt] Ho] Bett son prem: ed et __ NAME eee ADDRESS ..conmimmmmmnmmsmssirons rve-- eee -------------- Age...... Telephone .................... Grade...... at 2 o'clock. Deepest sympathy is extended - to the Martyn family in their Sorrow. ' Mrs. Fred Christie and Mrs. Jim Cawker were hostesses last Friday evening at the latter's home for a linen shower for Miss Muriel Lamb, a bride of this week. Fourteen ladies at- tended and all had a merry time. Muriel expressed appre- ciation for her lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crosier, toronto and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Brenda were with Mrs. Crosier on the week-end. Dr. Donald Christie, Mrs. Christie and Misses Carole and Miriam are holidaying in the Maritimes. pt Miss Hazel Gregg, Port P visited Mrs. Aletha Holt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Best and fa- mily were in Appsley on Sun- ry on day. . : Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ayler visit~ ed Mrs. Crosier on Sunday evening. : Rev. J. K. and Mrs.: Braham of Bobcaygeon called on friends here on Monday. Mrs. Douglas Wallace Hud- dersfield, England, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Donnelly & family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McFad- den and children of Kingston, Miss Winnie Way, Toronto were week-end guests of Mrs. Dolly Roberts and boys. 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