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"Te Mola TG Ae a Re £5 rn as ab ie aa RAR GPIP = LA Mad BN Me ofa ir 7. er Sr TERN NAT ER La AOS, BSED a an Se Sa no sm BIA " A rm a bee dbdiite blsinsaiiod E04 8 BOTY S54 WE 4 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 22nd, 1974 The Sunday Night Bowling League held its annual Banquet and Dance last Saturday night at the Caesarea Community Hall, and awarded trophies to the wining team and individuals. Winning the Peter's Platters trophy for Sunday Epsom The regular Community Euchre was held Friday evening winners were: Ist prize Dora Geer, Yoeman Luke: 2nd Prize Dorothy McDarmid, Jennie Watson; 3rd prize Erna Watson, Freeman McCulloch; Low Vera Kennedy, Jack Hill. The last party of the season will be held same place, same time on May 31. Bethesda Reach W.I member's enjoyed the 64th District Annual Meeting at Sunderland Town Hall Wed- nesday, May 15th. The hobby display's from each branch showed the versatility of our ladies. After lunch there was a sing song with Mrs. Claude Watson at the piano and Mrs. Harold Grbble leading the singing with ladies from Goodwood branch. Mrs. Ashenhurst intro- duced our guest speaker Mrs. Marguerite Zorins of Can- nington who is a most inter- esting speaker. The Pagent by Beaver- ton ladies 'Canada Fair Canada." The singing led by Mrs. D. Whalen was most enjoyable President Mrs. Bert New- - man of Sebright; Sec. Treas Mrs. Lloyd Pogue, Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Spen- cer of Kitchener spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and family were luncheon guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp of Shirly Road were Sunday ] LI TRICIAN " sAvs WHEN BUILDERS MEET THEY DO DECLARE, { "OF OUR Sp) I BUSINESS DEALINGS a II FRANK VALE ELECTRIC Greenbank - Ont. 985-3402 News supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Card. Mr. and Mrs. Behtal of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. P. Baster on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Beans and family had super on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kendry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKnight and family and Mr. Robt. Short visited Mr. and Mrs. Enoch McKnight on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry. 4 Mr. and Mrs. »Gordon Martin of Bowmanville were Sunday supper guest with Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ashton of Ashburn on Sunday. Mrs. Norman Sanderson entertained Quaker Hill W.1. on Thursday evening and there was a good attendance in spite of the terrible rain. Mr. Garne's sale went on in spite of the downpour but it surely makes things unple- sant. The sun shone on Satur- "day when Miss Carol Smith was married, a beautiful bride, a beautiful wedding, a beautiful day. Our very best wishes to the happy couple who are honeymooning in California. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cawker of Peterborough and Mr.a nd Mrs. Arthur Thorn- ton of Port Perry called on Mother Cawker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family were supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown and family and on Monday Mrs. Brown's sister Donna and her family of Dundas visited with them. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huggins of Orillia and Miss Alvena Jeffery of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffery Sunday evening. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Moffat had a surprise birthday dinner for friends from Stouffville, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gourlie were also guests, Our local Cub Scouts are having a rummage and bake sale at Manchester Hall, June 1st. . If you would like to donate to this cause contact Mrs. Barry Page or Mrs. Glenn Goslin. , Night Mixed Bowling were the Troopers.' Seen here receiving the trophy are from L. to R. Peter Hvidsten, Dave Rider, team Captain, Jack Cook presenting the trophy, Marg Harrison. Terry Lavelle and Jim Richards. Absent from photo Adele Pedzikowski. Port Perry Karate students receive belts Five Karate students from Port Perry received their yellow belts at Ryerson College in Toronto Thurs- day. They are Karen Taylor, Fred Walker, Doug Luke, John Kent and Donna Swain. The five are Karate stu- dents at the Mesi Shitoryu Karate Club in Port Perry. Their instructor is Barry Naulls of Port Perry who has a brown belt in this particu- lar school of Karate and a black belt in another. Barry is a Materials Handling Salesman who teaches as well as learns Karate at Ryerson. There are 9 possible posi- tions a person can achieve in Karate. These are a white A. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Zenith 59240 INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 9% 1 Year 9%% . 2 Years 91,9, 3,4 and 5 Years INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 belt, yellow, orange, green, blue. brown, Shodan Ho, and 9 degrees of black. The five students will now work towards getting their orange belts. Port Perry Jrs. open season VanCamp Construction Jrs. opened their 1974 season last night (Tuesday) but because of early press time a write up. of this game will' appear in next-week's paper. The team has completed its workouts and the fifteen ball players are now eager to get into action. Theteam has new red and white uniforms to open the season, and the coaches are predicting a "hustling" ball team with plenty of hard hitting at the plate. It is hoped a complete schedule wil be in the "Star" next week, but until then hére isa list of the opening games. Tuesday, May 21, Marks- ham at VanCamp Jrs. Thursday, May 23, Van Camp's at North York. Tuesday, May 28, Van- Camp's at Aurora. Thursday, May 30, Whitby at VanCamp Jrs., game time + 8:30 p.m. for all games. Ontario County Bush League in third year The Ontario County Bush League is back for its third year of operation. The four teams of last season, Colum- bus, Greenbank, Port Perry, and Raglan, will be joined by two others, one from Nestle- ton and. the other from the employees of Bell Telephone. All games will be played at 7 o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday nights with the exception of those that are postponed. Greenbank's home night is Tuesdays and the Port Perry - Stone Real Estate team will play Thursday nights at the old diamond on the lakefront. Results and future games and events will be announced in this column, The season opens on May 28 with Columbus at Green- bank, Stone Real Estate at Raglan, and Bell at Nestle- ton. On May 30th Greenbank is at Raglan, Nestleton at Port Perry, and Columbus at Bell. It should be noted that as yet the Bell team does not have a home diamond although isis trying to get one in north Oshawa. If this fails the game may be played at Columbus. The week previous to this contains some pre-season, exhibition games with Nestléton at Greenbank and Bdll at Port Perry on the 23rd oJ as Raglan at Port on Sunday the 26th for a 20'clock game. The annual All Star- Champion Game will be held on June 23rd at Greenbank,' last year's Champs, at 2 p.m. Come out and support your local team! BOWLING WEDNESDAY NIGHT SUMMER LEAGUE BOWLING High Single: France Venning - 290 High Triple: France Venning - 738 Over 210: Jim Rider 245, 246, Sue Fowler 226, Isobel Bartley 225, 222, 239, Judy Lee 217, Marie Hooey 252, Bernice Tennyson 231, Doris Darga- vel 210, Wayne McCully 280, France Venning 290, 261, Betty Duff 220, Carol Philips 214, 216, Mary Sweetman 242, Norm Tennyson 214. Over 600 Triples: Jim Rider 673, Isabel Bart- ley 686, Wayne McCully 614, France Venning 738, Carol Philips 626, Vivian Rider 618. - Standings-- Four Plus Four .......... 7 Pickles .................. 7 Hot Dogs ................ 5 Bobcats .................. 2 Gutter Dusters .......... Nil Streakers .............. Nil 2nd ANNUAL INSPECTION Port Perry Sea Cadets Corp. Scugog SATURDAY MAY 25th 2 p.m. Sharp PORT PERRY ARENA INSPECTING OFFICER: Lt. Cmdr. Sir Thomas Urquhart, 0.B.E. O. s. T. O.S.A. Music by the R.C.S.C.C. Quinte Band, Belleville The public is corially invited. Please support your local SEA CADETS. SALES and INSTALLATION 'Authorized Alcan Dealer' SIDING, SOFFIT, FACIA and TROUGHING GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP R.R. 3 Port Perry Call Oshawa 576-3791 ' Refreshments. 2nd ANNUAL (LAYINGO JR. C HOCKEY CLUB DINNER & DANCE SATURDAY, JUNE 1st BLACKSTOCK RECREATION CENTRE Music by George Beare & his Orchestra Tickets - $7.50 per person - includes Dinner, Dance and all CONTACT:- Jack Kane 985-7579 or Flamingo Pastries Limited at 985-7358 for tickets.