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~~ read -"Ice Follies" PORT PERRY, ONTARIO THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1962 rh Zt Ti GS ST RRS 7 "a, FARA 4 Ha i = --.Epsom W. A. The Epsom W.A. met on Thursday, . July 81st, at the home of Mrs. J. Mill- man. Mrs. Wagner opened the meet- ing by reading a poem, "Resolution." The hymn; "Come let us sing of a 'Wotiderful Love" was sung and Mrs, Wagner lead in prayer, There were 19 members present and 12 visitors, Collection $8.91,. Several itents of. business were discussed. The ladies decided to hold a supper on September bth, following the anniversary, service "on August 31st. Rev. Chapin of Greenbank, will be "minister and the Greenbank quartette, assisted by the Epsom All Girls Choir, will provide the music, 8 SP M. Bailey, Mrs. Munro, Sr., rs. Ray Medd and Mrs. Asling were _ Sppointed a committee to plan the -supper for Sept. bth, 3 The August meeting will be held a week earlier on the 21st at the church. A donation of $10.00 was received from Mrs. Martin before leaving for her home. We thank Mrs, Martin for her donation. to the W.A. and also for her generous support at the church during. her stay in Epsom; The devotional period was in charge|- of Mrs. Kerry. "How Sweet the name of Jesus. Sounds" was sung and Mrs. Kerry read the lesson Thoughts -and prayer, and the W. A. Creed was re- peated in unison, : The program which consisted ot ; ..reading by members of the W.A, and| a recital by Mrs. Millman's class, was as follows: reading, "Our Church" by .Mrs, Elmer Wilson; instrumental, "Falling Stars" by Darlene Christie. Patsy Bailey played "Jesus Loves * Me"; Jerry Asling, "The Tiresome Woodpecker"; Beth Ashton, "The Song of the. Drums". Mrs. Wagner , and Elaine Medd "Kittens"; Stella Asling, "I've Laid " Them. Down"; Patsy Asling, "The 'Swallow'; Mrs, Millman and Lois Ash- -ton, duett, "The. March of "he Choir Boys." '-:- .Mrs, Wagner moved a vote of thanks to Mrs, Millman and her music s class™for the fing. demonstration of . musical talet. Mrs, singing ail, "Go Labour On" and the benediction." * Mrs. Medd moved a vote of thanks to Mrs. Millman and also to group one for another enjoyable meeting and a delicious lunch. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Taylor, of Ux- bridges Mr. and Mrs. H, Dodd, Port Petry, spent' 'Sunday with Mr. aud i Calf | Clubs Meet SCOTT DAIRY, AND BEEF CALF CLUBS AND SCOTT JUNIOR CALF CLUB VISIT WYN-D-LYN FARMS » A joint meeting of the Scott Dairy and Beef Calf Clubs and the Scott Jr. Calf Club was held at the farm of Mr, Norman Hogg on Wednesday, August 6th, at 8:00 p.m., with 16 members present. The program was opened by. Mr. A. J. Gill, Assistant Agritultural Repre- sentative, who demonstrated the points to look for in the ideal 'type dairy animal on one of Mr, Hogg's heifers. The club members then. had the op- portunity to judge two classes of Holstein cattle, The first class, a officially by Mr. Duncan McTavish who placing. In the final class, two year old heifers in milk, each club member was called upon to give his or her réa- sons for placing the class. took charge of this part of the pro- gram and summed up by judging the class with reasons, The Junior Club then - adjourned after the roll ¢dll" was taken .by Mr. Milton Cornish, Club leader; * "A discussion on the feeding and management of the show calf follow- ed for the senior members, and some interesting points were brought up. Mr. Gill thanked Mr. Hogg for the privilege of holding the meeting at his farm and for the véry splendid Holsteins that he had provided for The meeting closed by judging. Si 5 * The meeting then adjourned. Ws the world s largest Annual Exhibition, and this year it's going to be the biggest, most thrilling ever! =~ Comw one, comw aii toyour C:NE: See displays and exhibits of Canada's agricultural NC wealth... the richness and colour of the Automotive Show. Thrill tothe colossal Grandstand Show "Canadiana" --with singing star Tony Martin... the screaming R.C:A.F. Jot fighters. You'll marvel at the hundreds of - A Marathon Swim... & is then anylhing lo .themighty wonderful exhibits, the glamorous Fashion Shows. Don't miss "Canada's Year" at theworld's largest Exhibition! Bring the family for a day full of fun, thrills, and excitenfont. FASHIONS + SPORTS + EXHIBITS + THRILLS * PRIZES + EXCITEMENT » SCIENCE + AGRICULTURE + + FUN GALORE DA Nothoy, Provident Dweod A Mughes, General Menage MUSIC + FIREWORKS + LAUGHTER GRANDSTAND TICKETS AVAILABLE . 'AT.C.N.E. TICKET OFFICE #9 YONGE STREET, TORONTO OR CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TICKET AGENT - CAN DIAN NATIONAL "EXHIBITION mature cow in milk class, was placed |" gave his reasons. for the order of | Mr. Hogg | rv "~ + by Bil A GOOD Perry by name, and we are -assur « sporting fans here fair someone else comes along." sports, TWO Although Don Mark's Port Roy Scott and his cohorts may centres being listed/under "Tri- the London. Free Press. showed in this area. We recall coming in Bethany last night. . past Bowmanville Roses in the manager Andy Widdis to. entice the Port. 3 playdowns may start Saturday. Indians fame, eouple of weeks . . - - ALL OUT. H SPORTS PORT. 3 o By courtesy of the Navy this corner had the priviieie of visiting a number, of ports during the: "scrap" ofa "few years back. week thanks to the newspaper business we 'discovered' another Port PRI-COUNTY LEAGUES? another loop of the same name in the province. up- the secretary's job of the T.C.L. this year we noticed some strange loop in the western end of Ontario, Watford, Rodney, Forest, Dutton, West Lorne and New bury are the entries in the eight-team league which recently opened playoffs, Whether or not the: Victoria-Ontario-York leagte which was organ- 'ized inc 1946 has prior claim on the name is not known but we: doubt if the western loop was started before the original 1'ri-County league: already-thrown in his lot with the motor city Merchants. Oshawa seniors have a record of 23 and 7°with two games left and missing Sunday's practice of the ORFU Red Raiders. recently named coach of the team which opens the schedule in a REPORT Fitsell ed every day that'it will be pleasure. One of the fine things about moving to a new town 'is that every place has its sports -- and Port Perry is no exception, to meet some of these good fellows we found out a few years back (further up the Scugog at a placed called 'Lindsay') was to bang out some sort of comment on the sporting front. week here we thought we 'should Tesume our habit and give the 'warning', with this weekly blarney but tr interest ta you folks who follow the ups and downs of the sports world. We don't profess to be an expert (or guesspert, as some call it) on sports but just one infected with sports bug. writer told a- critical reader one day--"We are just doing this until-- . . Port Perry we find from an carly tour has all the 'signs of a good sporting village--healthy youngsters and olsters, lots of water to swim and boat in, room for ample playing - fields and as Jack (Green Thistle) Starkey told us ice arena in this part of Ontario." And one sure way This being -our first We don't expeet you to agree ust _this space can be of value and As one old sports- "The, best natural We hope we can help Port Perry's Perry Chiefs 'bowed' quietly out of "I'ti-County Baseball Leagye play last week; -geninl-Seagrave {farmer be interested to know that there is Just before we gave County League" 'in the city papers. First we figured'it may have been a softball loop but iv recent copy: of that there is another T.C., baseball Petrolia, Blenheim, Bothwell, across the original name in old files of 19256 when Oakwood's Noble Hicks was quite a catcher and Sutton, Sunderland, Lindsay and Woodville were other squads, doubt that the league's do not want to start a feud over the right to --thé-name but a letter from Secretary Frank Power to West Lorne - headquarters might give both loops some publicity. ~ 'would accept a one-word spelling of '"I'ricounty'. MOSTLY ABOUT SPORTS-- There's no Maybe-the west What say Mur. Scott? Ross. McLean's Port Perry entry in wnseball circles, prep sed for the approaching North Durham League playoffs by ee Fed stock 6-4 here Tuesday night in an exhibition. up in the playoffs was caused when Millbrook and Bethany finished in a tie for first ahead of Port Perry. . Stan Miller the ex-Oshawa, Stouffville Red Sox hurler, is reported to be having a very good ycar in the I'lorida ____ State League... One_of the reasons, Lindsay Merchants didn't get Apparently the hold- This was to be settled at,a meet- Lakeshore league was the failure .of Bill Harper away from Oshawa and Lindsay needed a good southpaw badly -but Harper had Incidentally ."+ + Frank Stukus of Fenelon Falls was "panned" by Oshawa columnist Bob Rife for Stuke "was Pine Grove Mr. and Mrs. Howard Emby and family of Campbellford, visiting dur- ing the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Heatlie, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill Mr, and Mrs. E. Catherwood called on Mr. and Mrs. R. Ballard, Sunday evening. W. Locke, of Brougham, one day last week. on Sunday with Nr and' Mrs. John Albright, Mr. and Mrs. Will "Campbell, of De- troit, and Miss' Dora Macstead, of To- ronto, visiting on Friday with Mr. and Mrs, Chas.-Gourlie. , Mr. and Mrs. Charlie _Gourlie _spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, K Kidd, Udbra,t Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hardy, and Mrs. Hardy, Sr., of Cresswell, spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Talbot Evans. Miss Della Johnston returned home on Monday from Bala. Mr.: Claude Simmons will be the speaker next Sunday. The new porch added to our Church makes a fine improvement. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ballard and Helen, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Rus- sell Ballard and Della, of Port Perry, visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E. Ballard. DRINK 125% BE REFRESHED 7 | Mr. and Mrs, Norman Hardy, John} {and Margaret, Mr, and Mrs, George | Summerville, .all of Toronto, visiting an Mrs, Ira Trlavell and chil- Oshawa, are and Mr. dren Beth and Bruce, : spending a few days with Mr, Mrs. Stewart Rodman. Mr. Will Nott and Mrs. W. Gerrow. visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Fralick last week. o, Mr. Cecil Collens, Michigan; U.S.A,, visited his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- | mond Fralick, on Monday. | Mrs. E. Catherwood and son visited | with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Dowson were uf! the home of Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Heayn for Sunday dinner.' Mr. and Mrs. B. Kelles, Brooklin, have moved to Scugog Island, and aie living in a home owned by Mr, and Mis, Powell. The Head Sunday Se hool 'is holding a picnic, at Stephenson's Point on Sun- day, -August 24; following Sunday School, in the form of a dinner. Each bringing their own basket. Miss Kay Prentice spent the Yeck= end in Belleville, Miss Lillian Collins enjoyed a holi- day last week when, she visited her sister, Mrs, C, Buff, in Toronto. Mr. Douglas Hallman, Toronto, spent last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Collins and family. Mrs. Russell Kirpatrick, Rochester, N.Y., and Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Ayres, Cameron, Ont, were Sunday visitors of Mr, and Mis. Cyril James., Mr. Ivan Collins will be attending Junior Farmer District Camp, Aug. 23-30. . : SURCING POWER This |' {Follies at Oshawa i a NEW BELL MICROWAVE SYSTEM IS C.N.E, FEATURE A model of Bell Telephone's new microwave radio relay system will be the, main feature of the company's will exhibit at the Canadian National -Ex- "which additional provide long hibition in Toronto. The three-di- distance channels hetween Toronto, mensional 20-foot- model, pictured Ottawa and Montreal, and television above, is designed .to-acquaint exhi- Fnetwork facilities for the 'CBC be- bition visitors with some Aspedts of this new communications "skyways™ 3 tween Buffalo and those cities. Lions Stage Water| A number of Port Perry and dis- triet people are expected to patronize the Oshawa Lions presentation of the Sam-Snyder's famed water and stage revue, "Water Follies of 19527 ° Oshawa arena, starting tonight. The service _elub, local sponsors, urged every citizen to purchase their reserve seats in advane ¢ for this ex- travaganza which features beauty, comedy and thrills, A 75-foot pool has been erected for the beautiful water ballets and a smaller pool near- by for the magnificent - diving aets. A stage has also been built for the variety acts which are an. integral part of "the water show, a three-night stand this evening. . As an added attraction a_ Water Follies Beauty Queen will be "chose nm from Oshawa and district girls. - She will be crowned on Friday night. Two cars will be drawn-for at the-show. Tonight (Thursday) the B'Nai B'Rith at |] which opens : Ie - Let Us Supply You : Wi TH THE CHOICE FRESH MEAT TO. GIVE . THE PROPER BALANCE IN | : YOUR DIET. bh » LJ] LJ : 2 CAWKER'S - - BUTCHERS 5 PORT PERRY i. © ONTARIO | -~ : re unan sna nanan nanny, draw "will be made and on Saturday the Oshawa Lions will draw a winner of a new Chevrolet. -- ee Probe Road Wear Chinn Good -Roads-Assoeintion-- to Probe Road Wear. The nation's 164-million". dollar question,-why roads become potholed, heaved and broken up will goon get a thorough examination. ~The examiners will be a group of highway experts named by the CGRA. "Their job will be to find out how much good road surfaces must be to carry present day traffic. ~ CGRA has been invited to partic- ipate in a test being conducted in the United States by the Highway Re- search Board, the federal and state governments and industry. A specially-constructed bituminous road in Idaho will be "subjected to a constant pounding by day and night of a fleet of giant trucks of varying weights up to 40,000 Ibs. The results will be analyzed and from them will come the, answers to some of the nat- ion's controversial questions on Yopd brother" Mr. Les Beacock and family. hh A a Doctors say that eight hours' proper rest in bed will save 7,000 heart-beats a day. * * * Since mining first started in the Sudbury district of Northern Ontario, 41 mines have produced 334,000,000, 000 pounds of nickel ore, Ontario leads all provinces of Can- 5 punishment roads can take and-how |" : YES! ; i : ® Wehave some Bananas, Fruits, and & | IE |» Vegetables. . . SCHOOL S SUPPLIES and MAGAZINES : 0% : MANCHESTER GROCERY © + = Phone 320r 33 Port Parry . i am sEEsEEEsEEEssEEsEEmouneanY 1 py ol Re ia | & z % H "Modern Offices for Rent Hot water heating, One office with 5 i. &: 0 i. Yi ; APPLY TO bh f F. W. Brock & Son 3 | i wear, PORT PERRY Ea - IN & The CGRA group will watch the be £1 construction of the Idaho road, the fin actual toying hy way and wh aa LEE ETL SEE ERS ETS TREE SEES ESRI IEIEI SEAS ATIIRIILIIAAISLNIALLS g vze the final results.in terms of wha re { TH they mean to Canada, i PG e---r---- << i » FY EU MABARAARAANAANRASENAAE AAA LAAAN Cd i pie , 3 ' ? a . pe Li ' : IR Prince Albert |i%s i y He ' 3 aR $ < sd AY Mrs. Alfred Sonléy, Brooklin, Mus. " z Help Wanted : i ey B. Tarling and two children, Toro of | : IN ' 2 i Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kirby, On BY YOUNG GIRL REQUIRED to assist with general house- 5 Wy i theif relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. gh work in modern home with all electric conveniences. Good + 1 Ticker.» o 3 AN ickery " wages, private room and washroom. Congenial surround- h 3 A misCellaneous shower wwas held + ings with people of good character. Good opportunity for = UD for Mr, and Mrs, Bert Rainer.in the girl who wishes to attend night school. Telephone GL: 3157 i" . fu schoolhouse on Friday night. 5 or write Mrs..G. W. Young, 31 Elmsdale Rd.; Toronto. 4 BAT: M . . $ 83 Masters Donald and Grant Beacock " od 4 BF have returned from holidaying with " - We their cousin Miss Barbara Devitt, of ipa BACAR EAS ARAN AR AAAS OANA ARAR SARA GAS 3 = FY A Oshawa. El ' 14% fe » Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skerratt have ar- * a : LA rived home from visiting their rela- A A A EE, A La A ap X : tives in the Western Provinces, « * } 4 ANS : Fi 3 1 4 ; / Ha Miss O. Beacock, Oshawa, spent a iY 36 : - i " ] aly couple of days last week with her - Vacation Notice ' ; TUR ed are od 2 £57 US © PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE TREASURERS "OFFICE OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY WILL BE CLOSED FROM -. August 25 to August 30 ' J. F. gust J Treasurer, $ "> ew ns od f | HY | J