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{ A) Friday, July 18 8 1%, +] noon. Bill Smiley, "Ting" Participate In OWNA Golf Tournament Participating in the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Associat- ion golf tournament Friday, at Foxhead Golf and Country Club, Uxbridge were some 30 publishers and business associates of the weekly press. Among these were two - well known (by name) contributors to the Port Perry Star, Bill Smiley and Merle Tingley better known as "Ting": Mr. Smiley a former newspaper Publisher himself began writing his column "'Sugar and Spice" while publishing "Wiarton Echo" in Wiarton, Ontario, a number of years ago. He has since turned to his original profession, teach- ing, and heads the English Department at Micon High School, Midland, Ont. "Ting" is staff cartoonist on the London Free Press in London, Ont., but contributes some _of hisexcellent cartoons to about 30 Ontario weekly news- papers. (See his cartoon on the editorial page.) From left P. Hvidsten, publisher, Port Perry Star; Bill Smiley, 'Sugar and Spice"; Harry Stemp, publisher, Lake Simcoe Advocate and golf tournament chairman; Merle Tingley or "Ting". cartoonist, London Free Press. ™ --Photo by R.G. Lightfoot PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 17, 1969 -- 11 'was at her home for the PORT PERRY * STAR * | Lawn Bowling "A mixed doubles tourna- ment was held at the local green on July 9th. At the finish the four prize winners 'were: © 1. D. Strain & partner, Lakers Down Cresswell Defeat Uxbridge 5-4 Brian's Supertest Lakers|5. This is the: first win in received superb goaltending| four games against Cresswell from rookie Bruce Smith and| for Port. good ball control from the| "Wayne and Al Ashton scor- rest of the team to defeat the} ed four goals each. Russell first place Cresswell team 15 Stephens fired 'three goals ORONO RACEWAY 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering RACING EVERY FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. Sponsored by " Lindsay for, Port, Ken Ashton had 2. E. Rundle and partner, wp, and singles went to Al- Oshawa don Smith and John Davis to 3. J. Hunter and partner, round out the scoring. * ~~ Oshawa ; Port travelled to Uxbridge 4. A. Gordon and partner; on Thursday and nipped their| Cannington. .| opponents 54. - Uxbridge 'led after the first period 2 - 1 only to have Port come bac}: and tie the score 2-2 at th end of the second. Uxbridge scored an early goal in the third stanza to take a 3-2 lead. With only a couple of July 12th four Port Perry teams playing at Cannington. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Owen were high 2 game winners Others participating were Mr and Mrs. N. McPhaden; Mr. and Mrs. G. McPhaden and Mr. & Mrs. H. Willoughby. minutes remaining, the play opened up and Port came out on top with a 5-4 victory. " This game proved to be one-of-the-most-exciting -and closest played games of the season. : Port Perry scorers were Wayne Ashton with two, Al Ashton, . Grant = Slute, and Rick Dixon with one each. All home games of the Lakers are on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. This Wed- nesday Port will play host to] - Uxbridge. Following is a schedule of the remaining home games of the Lakers. Wed., July 23rd-- Uxbridge vs. Port Wed., July 30th-- . Cresswell vs. Port 'Wed., Aug. 6th-- Wick vs. Port Wed., Aug. 13th--" Uxbridge vs. Port INVEST NOW FOR 5 YEARS 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 Oshawa Harness | Horse Driving Club Fore 3 ize Loramie. Sr Ase ¥ / / / / : "4 +5-9:00 pamte 12:00 o'clock on ! ud 3, 1 TEENAGE DANCE 2! : TBE Al 'Club Annrene ' / SUNDAY, JULY 20 / / Music by | "THE JENNIFIERS" '. / Manchester News Mrs, L. Fraser, Valerie and [Lisa McKenzie at their cot- Janie visited with Mr, & Mrs, | tage this week. J. Kingstone on Wednesday| Congratulations to Mr. and last week. Mrs. Oliver(nee Roselyn Don. You are invited 'to attend | nelly) on the birth of a little the Sunday School Picnic on|daughter. Mrs, Oliver, Sr. is" Tues., July 29 at Wellsprings visiting her son and family Park. Meet at the Church at|for two weeks. Bring your lunch.| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Siers Drinks provided. ma, Michelle and Carl, of Ir "Sincere thanks go to those vine, California and Mr. and who sponsored the Sunday Mrs, Pat Desso ot Novae School pupils in the recent[3¢Y Were recent. guests o Mr. and Mrs. Huetema. Bike-Hike to Uxbridge. The ! effort -realized $172.50. : Miss Margaret Wanninkhof Miss Susan Roach, Toronto entertained 3 number of friends on Monday, her week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Stan twelfth birthday. Isoki, also of Toronto were with their parents on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. L. Best, Ricky and Mrs. Crosier visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor, Stouff- ville on Saturday evening. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Sandison, who had A many friends in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Son- ley, Port Perry were wo of Mrs. Crosier last Wednes- day evening. Joanne Vandervoort i is with] Tennis Enthusiasts! PUBLIC MEETING in the MUNICIPAL OFFICES 8 P.M Thursday, July 24, 1969 With your help we may be able to form ------------a Tennis Club inPort Perry CEDARSTONE PARK 1%, Miles North of Greenbank OPEN 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m: _ PICNIC GROUNDS -- TWO LARGE PAVILIONS -- _ ~SMALL GROUP PAVILIONS = PLAYGROUNDS = SWIMMING POOL -- CHILDREN WADING POOL -- FLUSH TOILETS -- REFRESHMENT BOOTH -- WELL SPRING WATER. DROP IN TO REFRESH YOURSELVES. OUR RATES ARE REASONABLE. OPEN FROM 9 a.m. -- 9 p.m. RIDING ACADEMY] WESTERN RIDING FIRST CLASS - HORSES SADDLES * EQUIPMENT EVENINGS and WEEKENDS GLENVIEW ACRES ist Farm South of Seagra i (OLD ROAD -- ; West SIDE). + ®