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22 PORT PERRY STAR Wednesday, June 12th, 1974 Bush League completes This week marks third week of operation in the third season of the Ont- ario County Bush League. By the end of this week all teams should be caught up the with the six games in their schedules. Columbus at Bell in Columbus and Bell at Nestleton are the only games that have yet to be played from all of those Wagg Bros. Texaco Mm licenced mechanics wm REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985-7262 212 Scugog Road Port Perry, Ont. third week of play that were postponed in the first two weeks. No dates have been set for these two games. Beginning this week there will be a weekly pub- lication of the League Standings as well .as the usual results and future games and events, League Standings W L T Pts Stone Real Estate .. 4 0 0 8 Raglan 3106 Greenbank .. 3 1 0 6 Bell .... 0 2 00 Nestleton ... 0 3 0 0 Columbus ...... 03 00 Results Monday, June 3rd: Columbus 1 - Green- aS bank 15 Tuesday, June 4: Stone 15 - Bell 3 Nestleton 3 - Green- bank 15 Raglan 13 - Columbus 3 Thursday, June 6: Raglan 14 - Nestleton 4 Greenbank 14 - Bell 3 Columbus 1 - Stone 4° Future Games Thursday, June 13: Columbus at Raglan Bell at Stone Greenbank at Nestleton Tuesday June 18: Nestleton at Columbus Raglan at Bell in Raglan Stone at Greenbank Sunday, June 23: All Stars at Greenbank at 2:00 p.m. ~~ ~~ at Port Perry Sunny Brae Golf Course Will be the venue for the first ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT for the John D. Baker Memorial Trophy SATURDAY, JULY 20th, 1974 The Trophy, presented by area General Motors Dealers, in memory of the late president of G.M. of Canada, will be competed for by 32 foursomes with all proceeds going to the Oshawa and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. In picture, from left, are Terry Kelly, Chairman of the Tournament, Dan Lally, Pro-Manager of Sunny Brae, Florence Page, Chairman of Glenholm Arc Industries and David Collier, President of G.M. of Canada, and Hon. Chairman of Building Committee of Oshawa & District Association for Mentally Retarded. J TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE BY CALLING: DAN LALLY 985-2076 TT ISSSSISSSTSS, A RR RR RR Tr Tr AR RR IR RII OS RO IRR IIIA TERRY KELLY 985-2141 Cubs enjoy MP's hospitality ~ during visit to Ottawa Very early Friday, May 31, B Pack sixers, juniors and «leaders left for Ottawa as guest of Norm Cafik, M.P. The trip was prearranged by Okela and was carried out with out a flaw. At Perth, we stopped for breakfast and a walk. Then on to Ottawa where we were met by Mr. Ron Hock who spoke to us and answred many questions. He-gave us each a flag and the Pack a new Canadian Flag. We were then taken to Confederation Building for lunch. After lunch we toured the Center Block, Common Chambers, Senate Cham- bers, Peace Tower, Memor- ial Chambers. Then on to the Royal Canadian Mint for a tour. Next to Government House, home of Governer General and Chief Scout. We were supposed to have met the Chief but he had left that morning for Vancouver. We toured the Government House and presented his aid with 'History of Ontario County" on behalf of our Scouters Club, Scouts and Cubs in Pineridge area. On the return trip, a stop was made at Perth for supper, again a stop at Peterboro arriving home at 11:30 p.m. We had a swell day and we thank our driver Bob Cou- perthwaite for his job, Akela Lynn Betty Donna for watching over us. Akela Paul Saulnier Will attend leadership conference During the week of June 16 to 22, over 90 4-H members from all parts of Ontario will be participating in the Pro- vincial 4-H Leadership Con- ference held at the Univer- < ®e sity of Guelph. €- Attending from the county of Ontario will be: Miss Nancy Brown, 13 Sherwood Rd. W. Pickering. She is a member of the North Ontario Community 4-H Club. Miss Nancy Richardson, Ashburn, Ont. She is "a member of the South Ontario Community 4-H Club. The objective of 4H is the 'personal development of young people. This con- ference is . particularly designed to help delegates develop their leadership potential through participa- tion in leadership seminars, social recreation and pro- gramme workshops, and daily pro- gramme committees for the duration of the week. planning «, It's a week of learning, - fun, and fellowship through many rewarding experi- ences. Delegates to the con- ference will be expected to put these acquired skills into practice on return to their home communities. ® H. E. Johnson } OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985.2383 or Zenith 59240 + Pr Jhmune THE FINEST REFERENCES "WE CAN SHOW, ROM WISE FOLKS' YOULL LIKELY KNow Wt THOMSON Heating & Air Conditioning | 985-3365 4 a