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Port Perry Rod & Gun Club hosts Trent Handgun Assoc. by Gerald Jackman Port Perry Pistol shooters were hosts to the Trent Handgun * Assc. for the second handicap shoot, on April 8th, 1973. Lack of proper range facilities in Port Perry made it neces- sary to hold this shoot-in the Peterborough Pistol & Rev- olver Club range. The shoot was well at- tended by 30 shooters from Cambellford Pistol Club, Peterborough Pistol & Re- volver Club, Lower Trent Valley Pistol Club (Frank- ford) & Port Perry Rod & Gun Club. When all targets were scored, three shooters had scores of 300 so a shootoff was required to decided PROPERTY OWNERS ALL PURPOSE MORTGAGE FUNDS Home Improvement + A MORTGAGES PURCHASED call RON SMITH at Port Perry OSBORNE MORTGAGE hl OF SAY (OF Di HOME HEAT TO ORDER YOUR WINTER KEN P. MURRAY | Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985 - 7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY - NOW IS THE TIME First, second & third places. The . winner was Jack Conner from Cambellford with a score of 297. Second place went to L.. Beatens also of Cambellford, with a score of 286. Third place went to Bill White of Peterborough, with a score of 248. Charlie Harper & Wayne Burkett of Port Perry both turned in a very respectable score of 297. With more shoots coming up these two shooters should be able to raise their scores those extra three points. Refreshments were served by Port Perry Rod & Gun Club. Another group of rifle shooters in Port Perry to be congratulated are the Sea Cadets. Greenbank News continued Lillian Reesor and child- ren visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves on Saturday. The Card Party in Green- bank Hall was well atended on Friday night. Prizes were won by Mrs. Archie 1st, Mrs. Third 2nd, MrsT G. Rahm consolation. For the Gents Ralph Sommerville 1st, Geo. Rahm 2nd, Mr. F. Innis consolation Door Prize went to Mrs. F. Innis. For news phone 7481 or 2623. During the past month the Greenbank Cubs have been very busy carving a block of wood for a car race against seven other packs. The work was not in vain because Mark Sturman from Sea- - - grave brought home a first place trophy for best All Round Car and Roddy Real won second place in the same category. Congratula- tions to all who participated. Money on DX Premium Call Collect 668-3841 Quality Fuel Oil DX FUEL OIL Call us today for PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE Ed Olliffee C.O. took the group of boys with only a few nights practise with the Rod & Gun Cub rifles to Oshawa for a shooting match with the Sea Cadets from Oshawa. Here they were given the much heavier No. 7 Lee Enfeild .22 rifles. They did not win this match, but the scores were close enough to be interesting. Now that they have their own No. 7 Lee Enfeild riles, they will be able to prove what good coaching and determination of a shooting team can do. NEED MUSIC? for a a WEDDING 985-3089 (after 6 p.m.) and ask for Peter CL eon. WHEN THE DUST SETTLES members of Port Perry's Kinsmens club will want part of the credit for our clean main street. Village work crews have been out with. brooms and shovels on;Queen Street for the last two weeks. Friday council brought in a sweeper truck to take a trial run at Queen St., and Sunday these Kinsmen got into the act. BUILDERS DO-IT-YOURSELFERS DID YOU KNOW WE SUPPLY . . * Mobile Concrete * Trusses x Pole Barns x Garages * Pal-O-Pak Insulation CONTRACTORS HOME OWNERS lag ~ "x Alterations \. * New Homes Me: * Roofing \& + Home Planning =» Subdivisions We serve you by LAND -- WATER - AIR 'sr LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER 235 WATER ST. - 985-7391 - PORT PERRY