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.; LE Te : . 2 y I ¢ 8. h RAPA | 0 RAR ICPIPRER SARI SLE SEE IN FTA NF SISTINE FEAR 5 SRE ASS SS Sos ny cq! yy 30th, 1966 pa Cu EA ES RIAN SP ha UR SEs Spt The fourth Annual Minor Soft- ball Parade and Booster Night - was held on Saturday night and "a good crowd was on hand to enjoy the night, INVEST NOW 6% VICTORIA and GREY TRUST Guaranteed Investments. Interest is payable half yearly or may be left to compound Emmerson Insurance Agency LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 The parade led by the Cal- donia Pipe band moved down Queen St. to the ball park with many people lining the streets to watch. The parade featured for the first time four clowns who added a lot to the enjoy- ment of both the young and the not so young, as they danced & handed out balloons and suckers --an amusing incident happened when a person stepped into the street and performed a lively dance with one of the clowns. The parade was made up with 28 softball teams, two bands, decorated vehicles and of course the clowns, At the ball park the Pipe Bands put on a small display while the young softball players lined around the outfield fence. The reeve of Port Perry, Mr. J. J. Gibson spoke to the fans and ball players and officially opened the Softball Season, Mr. M. B: Dymond spoke to the crowd and congratulated the Association for the fine par- ade. and the way. they have supplied © reereation for the youth of Port Perry. AND 1 I PRE JA Te % % Ps Re SOTA EA em A ea tea ry A a a - ED 3] ~ - SECO TE ~~ - Four Seasons Travel (Oshawa) LIMITED '® YOUR CERTIFIED © TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A complete travel service throughout the world. No Service Charge {i & 728 - 6201 OSHAWA & if 2 & (3 lines) 57 King St. East IH Ms 0 A a OOS ORO OOS SOOO ORO SOO a a CROSOLOSOSOROS, OR ORO OLOL OOS OSLO ORO ON DATE thon H ee tl oh E EE ne ---- WAGERING HARNESS RACING Port Perry Fair Grounds PRIVELEGES FRIDAY, JULY 1st OSHAWA SPONSORED BY THE HARNESS HORSE DRIVING * CLUB "le The young softball players | then took the "diamond with a | one inning tyke game in which ! the Giants defeated the Braves | 2 to 1. In the Peewee game | the Cartwright boys defeated Goodwood 7 to 2. In the Girls | game the Legion girls defeated | the Island girls 5 to 4 in a good | contest. To the disappointment of all, | the juvenile game which was to | be the featured game. never took | place, as the East Gwillimbury | team did, not show up. This team had written and said they would be delighted to come here e|] for Minor Night and after sev- al phone calls to Newmarket no | one there knew why they were not here. 2 The lucky draws were as fol- | lows: the transistor radio--Mrs. Joyce Heayn, R.R. 3 Port Perry, The lawn chair to Mr. C. Lown Port Perry. Due to this circumstance which the minor softball assoc. | families of the late Mr. ~ Minor Softhall Parade, Booster Night Well Attended Manchester News Sympathy is extended to the Clarence Cook and the late Mr D, Ander- son who were well known in this area. Mrs. Bernice Dobson and Mrs. Crosier attended a bridal shower in Oshawa last Thursday even- ing. = Miss Susan Roach entertained a group of grade thirteen girls on Friday evening, the occasion, a cup and saucer shower for a recent bride, Mrs. Walter Stev- 'ens. The bake sale, sponsored by | the U.C.W. will be on Thursday "afternoon, June 30th instead of Friday, had n control ove 9 ntrol r it was Mrs "Crosier 'was vi her agreed to admit all ticket hold- ers free to Wednesday night's juvenile game, and the stubs were kept ard the prizes will be drawn again to compensate for the inconvenience. i Local Bantams Bill 'Harper, president of Port Perry and District Minor Softball Association is pictured above presenting' Gene Hurst, captain of the Port Perry Lions Bantam Softball team with the trophy which the Bantam daughter and family, Stouffville: on the week-end and on Sunday attended the picnic of tlie 11th Canadian Armoured "Reg. in Stouffville Memorial Park. i manville, Hall and family, Maple Grove," cugog News Myr, and Mrs. J. Pettri of Tor- onto spent last week at the Ty- rell cottage, Pine Point, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Holloway and Miss Georgina Davis of Oshawa dinner guests of Mr. A. Leaming on Sunday. Mr, Johnathan Aldred and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aldred spent a day in Toronto last week. i . Mr. and Mrs, R, McDougall, Jeffrey and Mr. & Mrs, G. Me- Glashan of Oshawa Sunday guests of * Mr, and Mrs, S. Chandleg. Mr. and Mus. visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milner, Mr. and Mrs. L. Trudell of Albany N.Y. vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas. Mr, Lawrence fieliner, Mr. & Mrs. G. T. Van Bridger, Bow- Mr. and Mrs, John Mr .and Mrs. Vince Jarvis and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Tom *Van Bridger and family, Oshawa, Sunday callers and Miss Jayne' Van Bridger, Oshawa, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Dale Huffman and boys. Among those holding bridal showers for Miss Linda Fralick were Mrs, C. Willis, Mrs. Mau- rice Fralick and Mrs. V, Aldred. Mr. and Mrs: J, Newman and family spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs. T. Eden. Mr. Peter Bryson of Grafton and Mr. John McMaster of Port Perry with Mr. and Mrs. C. | L. Fralick for the week-end, Mr. and Mrs, George Samells and' Linda, Mr. and Mrs. J! Beckett and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Hope "and family attended the Samells re-union at the cot- tage of Mr. and Mrs, G. 'Samells on Sunday. .Miss Christina Curley of Toronto with Miss Jean Hender- son for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. H. Helliwell & family of West Hill and Mr. & Mrs. Don MacPherson and fa- mily of Toronto guests of Mr, and Mrs.'F, Tyrell on Sunday. 11.15 a.m. Service, Sunday - All are invited. Wirt team won in Tournament In Bellville Belleville on June 18th by defeating Belleville Marmora 10-5 and Peterborough 10.3. Gene was also presented with a trophy for be- ing voted the most valuable player at this tournament, a Fred Jackson v 2) 2