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fa ru 7 fac * fe 8 Wa ssakesidesiranaimebto Sutin diipunmtssomnipinsodonipdr ahi Avivo sins $7.5 > Softball Assoc. Ready For Big Season Port Perry and District Minor | which was started last year. Softball Assoc. is now making plans for the new season which will start this week, To date 230 boys and girls have registered and this is com- prised of 141 families. The biggest series to date would appear to be the Tyke Series Scout Mothers Auxiliary The . April" 18th meeting of the Scout Mothers' Auxiliary was held in the Scout Hall with twelve ladies present. Much appreciation was ex-. pressed to Mr, Wes, Lane for his kind donation of the sink strainer and stopper. Nomination and election of Officers were as follows: Past President-- Mrs, Charles Reesor g President-- . , Mrs. Orten Michie Vice-President-- . Mrs, James Carnochan-: Seeretary--Mrs. Roy Lane Treasurer-- Mrs. Murray Wilson We were sorry to receive Mrs. Bill Wakeford's resigna- tion as Sewing Convener but her continued support is appe- ciated. Mrs, James Carnochan volunteered to be ovr new Sew- ing Convener, As 'we felt the load was too heavy for the telephone com- mittee, Mrs. Al, Chaney kindly offered her services for the coming year. ~ -A review was enjoyed by all the Mothers of their thoughts on the Boys' Good Friday hike, It was unanimously agreed that the hike was "fun but wet." After repeating the Scout . Mizpah, the Mothers enjoyed a delicious Pot Luck luncheon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Lloyd Short, 206 Shanley Street, on May 16th at 8 p.m., with Mrs, Lloyd Short, Mrs, Gordon Har- ris, Mrs. Wes. Lane and Mrs, Ray Birkett as hostesses. The new officers elect will be in- stalled at this meeting. Evening Guild Serve Chinese Supper "UNG TONG WEI FU CHING YUM TOI SEIN TEY HAI POO MI" (which being inter- preted from the upper Canton dialect means--'"He who has not savoured delectable Chinese - food has not enjoyed fullness of life"). oA Should but a brass gong have boomed--had but a myriad of Chinese lanterns twinkled-- then. the transformation of the Parish Hall of the Anflican Church of the Ascension to the environments of the mystic East would have been complete last Wednesday May 4th. This was the occasion of the ~ Ohinese Supper organized and served by the Ladies of the Evening Guild 6f.the Church of The Ascension, under the pre- gsidency of Mrs, Bell. This event, which has become one of the annual social high- lights of this community, was (Continued on Page 12) I require lots of any size providing they meet local building regulations, Write HARRY O. PERRY, 46 Rossland Rd. E,, Oshawa | These young boys in age from b to 8 years play on Sat. morn- ing each week are taught Anly the fundamentals needed to help enjoy playing. At this time 53 Tykes. are signed and this will make for some busy Sat. morn. ings at the ball park, In Squirt 48 boys are ready; 39 in Pee Wee; 33 in Bantam; 49 in Girls and only 8 Midgets to date. The Tripps Const, Juveniles are expected to start fhe last week of May as they are once again entered in the Oshawa League under the leadership of Harold Jeffery. The Minor Softball Night is scheduled for Sat,, June 26th. Any merchant who would like to help out the parade by presenting a float or vehicle in. the parade should contact Howard Hall. This year PORT PERRY STAR Thursday, May 12, 1966 ---5 expected to be bigger than ever, It should be noted that once again this year the Port Perry Legion will supply a pipe band as in the past and the Legion has been a big help through the Success. The leagues are expeviol to ' start about -the first week in | June, Anyone wishing to um- pire: or coach should contact years in making this parade a the Assoc. is- hopeful of having two bands in the parade as it is Pres. Bill Harper or any other executive member as all help would be appreciated. w The Assoe. accepted has { Squirt and Pee Wee teams from Goodwood this year and also a Bantam team from Utica has been accepted. These new'clubs along with Greenbank, Scugog Island, Cartwright and the Port Perry teams will 'make. for in- teresting Softball in Port Perry and District this year, At Your CARLOAD FOOD MARKET, Prince Albert This Week-End, Wed. to Sat., May 11, 12, 13, 14 COLOURED TULIP MARGARINE --- ALLEN'S APPLE JUICE 48 oz. TIN LIQUID DETERGENT MIR Tri Pak CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE Spaghetti 15 oz. Tins QUAKER MUFFETS 9 oz. Pkgs. LUNCHEON MEAT KAM we §0 Winner Of UV Last Week's Draw .Mirs. 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