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SO, 10-PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 23, 1968 COMMERCIAL "| Brian McNab Orillia District Collegiate & Mbt aig Wi I t. 2920 'Vocational Institute with a SITES S$ Int. total score of 47.pts. Total £0 smi k score for Port Perry was 8 PORT PERRY L In Rack Meet . h a. rian'Mc was top poin REAL S3TATE AID MIALION scorer on the Port Perry si. School athletes om * S TA R * : High School track team with [63 50818 100K pat in the yoy } 1st place 98 4] - 7 3 7 3 dr 5. aul eant ured | Face Port Perry High School on . . " : 25.1 Thursday, May 16th, Other - Port Perry point Minor Softhall Season PROSPECT NEWS .| winners were Jody Wiliams | COTTAGES ~ | The group in charge for, Group I was delegated 10 | placing fourth in 120 yard WA N T E D . : : ' the May U.CW. meeting|plan for the annual "Mys- | higdle and a third place by 0 {a I t une { were Mrs. Lorne Jones, con. [tery Sister" dinner. in 'the | ne ggg. relay team. The ; ducting, Mrs. Alex Diamond; | near future. } 0 team members were Brian IL : : : Xi : ; , Thos. 0'Con- : Romeril, Tf The wet ther has held] The winners of Free Draw| Mrs. Bruce Holtby and Mrs mr, and Mrs McNab, Dennis omer BER \T i nib a ty Ross held each night at the Home] Les Smith, organist. Priscilla | nell of Ottawa were recent Steve Carnegie and Wayne]. which will delay the starting] Show Minor Softball Boothf.opened the Meditation on) guests of her parents, Mr. & | pugn, . 985 - 7 3 7 3 . were: Family and Home with the | Mrs, Ed. Conlin. Meet champion was the date for house lopgue until -June--10th.-- - The house Forty will be run in Tyke (4 local teams); Squirt (Goodwood, Green- bank, Seagrave, Cartwright and possibly Scugog Island and Prince Albert). Port Perry could possibly have 5 Squirt teams also. Pee Wee will have Good- wood, Greenbank, Cartwright and possibly Seagrave. Port Perry will probably have 3 teams. Mr. and Mrs.-Lloyd Mof- fatt and Betty of Welland, were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holtby and WELLSPRINGS PARK etl DAY CAMP tain & her father, Mr. Wally > Dearborn were recent guests REGISTRATION BEFORE JUNE 1ST of Mr, & Mrs. Eugene Dear" 10% DISCOUNT born, Mr, & Mrs, Milton Arnold For further information call the TAYLOR'S at 985-7518 : . versei-- ; "Shingles -and clapboards and windows Make only a house you see, But home is made by a mother's love Brooding o'er it tenderly." Following hymn "Happy the home when God is there" and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison, Kaye read the Scripture from Luke 18. Jean read a poem "Prayer for All Parents". Thurs. Night--A Softball. Brian Stanton. Friday Night--A Bat, Karen Walker Saturday Night--A Glove, Mrs. May Raby. The House League practice schedule will be as follows: Mon., May 27th-- Pee Wee's(School) 7 p.m. Tues., May 28th-- Squirt's (School) 7 p.m. Wed., May 29th-- Pee Wee's(School) 7 p.m. and three children, Margaret, Stephen and Philip, have ar-| rived safely at their mission bank, Goodwood, Cartwright and 2 Port Perry teams. Bantam will have Green- Midgets are still looking Thurs., May 30th-- . Squirt (School( 7 p.m. Other teams will practice as follows: Sylvia offered prayer and dedicated the collection. The hymn, "My faith looks up to Thee" concluded the devo- field, in Zambia, Africa. The say that walking is a healthy exercise. Ask Cathy Vernon and Mary Lynn Holt- by, who participated in the Je DQ AME. IV NEA: 9).4:133] o]e13 LEYRORK] for a league. Mon., May 27th (Park)-- Yom. denis. df CIR ey nthe 5 i Bantam--8.30 p.m. e president, Mrs. Clare Ye ; Co Ts Dm gy i play Midget--6.30 p.m. .Vernon, chaired the Business| Perry High School to Sea-| | THURSDAY until WEDNESDAY, May 23-29 3 (4 teams). Tues., May 28th (Park)-- session. Regular reports| grave and return, fourteen _ SPECIAL ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT Junior ladies will have Juvenile--6.30 p.m. | were received and discussed.| miles, on Wed. p.m,, 15th.| | a hs i Legion, Lake Scugog Lumber,| ~~ Town League--8.30 p.m. | Invitations were received| They -were happy to- help | | -- SIX DAYS -- SET Zion, Scugog Island, Cart| Wed., May 29th (Park)-- from Prince Albert for their earn money for the hospital. n ! ' wright and Brooklin. A team Bantam--&6.30 p.m. Spring Luncheon on 21st; * Mr. and Mrs, Clare Vernon Valley of the Dolls' from Oshawa have asked for Midget--8.30 p.m. . Manchester Flower Demon-| will journey to Queen's Uni- wa J : versity, Kingston on Sat. 25th for the graduation of their » younger son, Beverley, when he will receive his degree in| |] -| stration at 8.30 p.m.; May 28. A dozen prizes have been donated from local business persons; -also from Green- | bank for May 29th at 8.15 p.m. There will be a guest speaker from the Elizabeth Fry . Society, Toronto. It was agreed to serve lunch at Mr. Leonard Tustin's, Hol- stein Sale on Sat., June 1st. George Kilpatrick visited 'his cousins, the Misses. Clara, Edith, and Laura Brown, in Toronto last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Do- herty and family. and ek Thurs., May 30th (Park)-- Girls--6.30 p.m. Junior Ladies--8.30 p.m. Sat., June 1st (Park)-- Tyke--10 a.m. : UTICA NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Philip War- on ing of Toronto formerly from England guests with Mr. & Mrs. James Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown and family at their cottage in Haliburton over the holi- day week-end. Mrs. Delia Harper and Mr. and Mrs. George Harper 3 tended the 50th weddin anniversary for Mr. and Mrs, Russell Albright of Clare mont on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mit- NIGHTLY AT 7:45 Starring Patty Duke, Paul Burke, i and Barbara Parkins." ~~ | = an entry... The Juveniles will play in . the town league on Tuesday nights. "Mechanical Bpghiering PORT PERRY |" HOME 5 -- SALE ALL HOME SHOW MERCHANDISE AT LOW, LOW PRICES. FULL WARRANTY -- SOME MARKED : s 1 WESTINGHOUSE | | Recent visitors with the Thompsons were: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hartin, . Mr. Chas. Hartin and 'Mr. and Mrs. James Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stark and Linda week-end' visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Comer. The Donnelly family spent the week-end at thee cott- age. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kendall were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Hart on Sunday. ren and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Larocque visited Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow at South Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kern- | River over the holiday week- : 4 chell visited with Mr. & Mrs.| dall and Jill spent the week- | end. ? we J. Mitchell on Sunday. end with relatives in Kit- | The Cedar Creek delegates HER A iid ae Mr. and Mrs. Dennis|chener. at the Progressive Conserva- ' 3 i Thompson were guests with| - A number of families fiat tive nominating Convention Model R5630 . 3 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mas-| here enjoyed the Fireworks | in Uxbridge on Friday even- eo 13 Cu. ft. Frost 3 #4 ters, Little Britain, Monday|in Port Perry on Monday | ing were Doug Buller, Mur- Free 3 evening. evening. ray Coates, Sandy Moore and ® 24 1b. Freezer | pe - George Kilpatrick. Alternate ® Dairy Bar 1, iy : were Clara Coates and Irene ® Adj. Shelves > A 14 * Moore. ~ ® Porcel. Crisper . x Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cum- Thursday - Friday 2 D A N C I mings and family were Sun- Saturday ONLY p day dinner guests of Mrs. x : June Trick at Epsom. 9 RL dn Ralph Somerville was a $s Jl 05 ES #4 2 : supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'h- 3 i : pA Don Beacock in Port Perry ] 8 3 19 : on Sunday. ; iL : The Double Ex OSUr Bp Mrs. Bruce Cummings pre- PLUS i : sented the Willerton family SPECIAL PRICES gh : with a going away present on On All Show Items ] : 3 behalf of the Cedar Creek Qy Community. Tee Ernie Wil. : DISHWA SHERS - lerton family will be moving "e PORT PERRY. ARENA to Oshawa shortly and Mr. : Van gIoN : and Mrs. Larry Willerton: & and DRYERS son, Tod, will be moving in- © RANGES You Can Be Sure an Its WESTINGHOUSE. <, | othe honser, TE D JACKSON, Appliances « Mr. and Mrs, Frank Sweet Hp 0 lt ba Fa PORT PERRY 985 - 2272 to the Ernie Willerton house at Cedar Creek. The present 'was a Chaise Lounge and a Saturday, May 25th 8:00 - 12:00 DRESS OPTIONAL ® ADMISSION § $1.00 or and daughters of Hampton 241 QUEEN 81. visited the Bruce Cummings ~W. Howard H ALL, Propri family Sunday evening. A etor. he