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® Baseball at Port Perry I. 0.0. F. Win Inter- District Dart Baseball Championship Warriner pmber of brothers from District 431. and Princeton Lodge on Saturday | evening, July 14th, at the Scout Hall | in Port Perry. | The meeting was to decide a cham. | pion-in the inter-district dart baseball | league. Port Perry had previously won district 41 championship and as a result played host to the brothers. from the west. After a few practice throws the] players took their places for the first | game. Port Perry won the toss and elected to let the Princeton. team bat first. - The first game was closely contested until the third inning when Port Perry broke loose for 18 runs and a 24-14 lead. The Princeton boys battled back with 7 runs in the fourth and 12 runs in the sixth. After six innings, Princeton were hot on the: heels of Port with a score of 36-30, but Port Perry held on to win the first game by a 38-37 count. After a short breather both teams took their places for the second game with Princeton determined to even the series at a game each. Princeton broke in front early in the game and held a commanding lead, until the 8th inning, when the Port lads broke loose for a ten run inning, giving them a 20-16 lead. After adding 7 runs in ninth Port Perry took the second game 27-16 entitling them to the championship in 2 straight games, Brother Harold Wickett, past pre- sident of District 41, Dart Baseball League then paid tribute to the bro- thers from Princeton for their fine sportsmanship and presented 'the trophy to brother Bob Crozier, cap- tain of the Port Perry team. Brother Crozier thanked Bro. Wickett on be- | wish that everyone had enjoyed them-| selves. } A ] Everyone then enjoyed a dish of ice-cream, cake and coffee to close a very enteraining evening, Special mention is brothers of given to the Princeton for their fine sportsmanship shown and also to the spectators who were there to cheer the boys to victory, S. Ont. County Softhall League Sonya , | | | Braves Sport New Jackets Uniforms on Way Lodge played host to a half of the team and expressed his | Ienelon Falls, July 13th-- A scrappy band of Fenelon ball SATURDAY uly 21,6.45 p.m. | | ets, denoting that claim to fame. players belted the Sonya Braves here | this evening, 11-7, to drop the Braves into a first place tie with Little Bri- | tain, The Little Britain team watched THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 19th, 1962-5 champs are now sporting bench jack- In muking the rounds seling tickets on a draw this season, (which. thanks SUNDERLAND vs. SONYA SUNDAY 4-H activities, The exchange program, organized jointly by the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs and the provinces, is spon- sored by the Royal Bank of Canada. Selection will be on the basis of merit. Leadership ability, personal- ity, knowledge of 4-H and community work will all be taken into account July 1, 2p. m. LINDSAY SONYA Blackstock McLAUGHLIN PICNIC Approximately 70 members of the McLaughlin family gathered at Cart- wright park Sunday afternoon fou their 8th annual picnic and spent a most enjoyable time. The high- light of the afternoon was Mr. Ted McLaughlin of Columbus brought word of the death of her Attendance Prize visited M Mr. and Mis. Jas. hua on Sunday. Mis. Wo Wo VanCamp has received Parr, So- last cousin Mr. Douglas Barton in Darlington. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson visited Mrs. Wesley Montgomery in Lindsay hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dunsmoor and Beth enjoved a trip to Trenton on 'he a ir " » Z ' . i to your support and the efforts of the | When the 90 boys S04 gists are chosen | his pony and cart, and a large num Sunday. . [ sellers, was an outstanding success), | 20 represent Canada's enrolment of ber (not ull children) enjoyed the Word has been received that Mr. several men expressed interest in con- | 71000 4-H Club members. vides. and Mrs Carl Wright and Mr. Nor- Lits 10th win earlier in the week with | Ron Jewell. line-up minus a b-0 verdict over this same Fenelon behind their ace right-hander, The Braves and Britain have identical 10-3 records, and the two bitter rivals meet head on Tues., July 17th in what could lock up first place for the winners. The Britain's have the advantage of home field for this contest, squad, Getting back to the loss at Fenelon, the "Injuns" fielded a shift 7 vegulars, absent due commitments, and al- though they scored enough runs to muke to previous Cordinarily win, they just couldn't cope Up to July 14th Team WV I. Pts. Markham ..... 0 1 18 Brooklin ............... b h 10 Port Perry ... 11 H 6 10 Mt. Zion 7 4 3 8 Pickering ......... 10 1 9 2 League Sec'y, V. Walker. ' Squirts Win 'Home Game On Tuesday, July 17th at the Port Perry Ball Park the Port Perry | both boys did yoeman service, viding , Braves ha da with their new defensive asignments. "Skipper" Healey and ace Warriner, split "Gus" duties and but to pitching no avail. The Sonya Club find themselves "high off the hog" dress wise, days. Due to the fact the financially year in the 61 season, plus increased these successful Csuccess at the gate in 62, last year's Squirts won their first home game of | the season, an 18 to 8 win over Osh- awa Storie Park. This Squirts 3rd straight win. The game was a 2-2 tie up to the bth inning, then Port went ahead with | an 8-2 lead by the 6th inning. Win- Irvine. - Taylor pitched for Storie Park. was the SSS A b)PHH: HF,L- Big hitters for Port Perry were John Draper,-Jim Moore, Ricky vans land Neil Clarke. | | | Next home game for Port Perry will be on Tuesday, July 24th, North Osh- | awa the visitors: ning pitcher for Port Perry was Ken | Come out and support the squirts and sce a good ball game. Ontario STOKLEYS FANCY LIQUID JAVEX BLEACH MITCHELL'S FANCY APPLE SAUCE - AYLMER FRESH PACK STRAWBERRY JAM - TOMATO JUICE ------ 48 oz. 7c '128 oz. Poly 81c 20 oz. Tins 2-39¢ 24 oz. J a r 43c Tin KE LLOGGS e THIS WEEK'S MEAT FEATU RICE KRISPIES 91, oz. Pkg. 28c ~ FRESH SHANKLESS PICNICS ....... "4% FRESH URES ® PORK BUTTS . -- Tb 1) BURNS SHAMROCK RINDLESS SIDE BACO BURNS BOLOGNA ..... 6 oz. Pkg. one 19 MAPLE LEAF -- BIG 8 WIENERS .......... 3 "1h Pkg. 79. 10 oz. Pkg. FREE DELIVERY DON'T CARRY HEAVY FOOD PARCELS PHONE 985-2492 PL STORE HOURS Daily 8.30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday 8.30 to 1.00 pm. . SNTY of PARKING SPACE Prices Effective This Week-End WED. - SAT. JULY 18 - 21 ' tributing wampam to the tribe cof- All this adds up to new uni- forms the club will be the near future, perhaps, as carly as | this week-end, when the Braves play Sunderland Tigers, Sat, July 21 at GAL pan. and follow with a Sunday afternoon struggle with ex-St. Louis Cardinal farm-hand Andy Boucher, tid his Lindsay Walkwood charges, at 2,00 p.m. at Brave Park. We hope we can get by Little Britain Tuesday, | and display a first place club in that week-end double-header. The new suits will be a duplicate of the Mi). waukee fers, sporting in | | Brave's home uniforms, ex-| cept for vest type tops a la Pittsburg | " ' : 3 . | Pirates. The men who aided in their | [United I'or four years, States have Canada and the exchanged 4-H | Club visits, with 10 Canadians atten- ding the kalgen National Conference in in April and a similar ILS. delegation attending the Nation- N IH Week activities in Toronto and | Ottawa in November, James Do Moore, Manager of the Canadian Council, commenting on the | inter-provincial exchange plan said: "It will be a tremendous education- al experience for these young people, broadening their knowledge and un- derstanding of other parts of Canada." Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaughlin con- ducted a very interesting program of games and contests, Friends were present from Toronto, Streetsville, Oshawa, Janetville, Yelverton, Colum- bus, Enniskillen and local points. Executive elected for next year are president--Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ash ton, Haydon; Secretmry-Treasurer Mis. Carl McLaughlin, Blackstock; prorts convenor Mr. Garnet Me: Laughlin, Oshawa, MOUNTIOY FAMILY GATHERING The Forty - two decendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. met at the Morman Mountjoy home of Mr. and Murs. | ited Mio wad Mrs, Chas. man McNally had a pleasant voyage to England and have invitations to attend wo gaoden party at Buckingham Palace. Heather are spending this Doveell and Carol Werry with Janet Turner at their cottage in week and Lorrie Coe Hill. Mrs. Dalton Doreell spent two days i Toronto last week attending a Fed eration of Agriculture members meet- Royal York. Moo Perey Philip, Bay Ridges, vis- Smith and ny in the Oliver on Sunday. Mr. and Mes, 1. K. Dale, Shuee, Stewart and Bowmanville and Mr. Hemry Lindsay, visited Mr. and Mis. |] purchase are: J. J. Gibson & Sons, | Murray Byers on Sunday Hfteroon Mervyn Graham on Sunday. Port Perry LG.A, Charlie's Grill, | OBITUARY- nad spent a very enjoyable time. The Mr. and Mrs. George Dunbar and Crest Marware, Brock Dept. Store, N older DRS visited, and the younger family, Searboro, Ray and Bill Fer- Sam Levinson, Beare Motors, Gord! MRS. ELIZABETH J. LARMER children improvised games. All the won were Sunday guests of Mr. and Sweetman, Seagrave Gurage and! Mrs. Elizabeth J. Larmer passed family were present from St. Cather | h Bert Wanamaker General Store, Sea- | grave. Hope to perform for you, on the week-end. 4-H Inter- Prov. Exchange OTTAWA, July 13, 1962 There's a young 4-11 Club member in New- foundland looking forward to spending two weeks on a farm in British Co- lumbia next year. And somewhere in Alberta there's a youth eagerly an- ticipating a visit to Prince Edward Island. For the first time in the 31-year' history of the Canadian Council on 4- I Clubs, an interprovincial exchange program will be launched in 1963. Each of the provinces will select nine hoys and girls between the ages | of 16 and 21. They will be assigned to farm hames_in each, of the other | nine provinces during the carly part of July next year. During their two-week stay, they will work with the host farm families district and attend and provineial JDEPARTM "ONE 7" J0AT away at her home July 8th, 1962 af- ter an illness of eleven days. She ; had been in failing health for eight months, Mrs. Elizabeth Laver was the last surviving member of a family of nine. She was born in Cartwright Township Dec. Hh, 1869, a daughter of John English and Margaret Hooey. Oct. 26th, 1892 she was united in . marriage to James Larmer, who pre- deceased her in 1956. She spent the entire 70 years of her married life on their farm, Lot 15, Concession, Cart- wright Twp. The funeral service was conducted by her pastor Rev. P. Romeril of Blackstock United Church. Service was in MeDermott-Panabaker Funer-' al Chapel, Port Perry with interment in Union Cemetery. She is survived by one daughter Iidna, at home, three sons, Russel and Harold, Burketon and Walton, Tor- onto; eleven grandchildren and Six | great grandehildren. six. grandsons, neth Larmer, Larmer, Bonald -Larmer, Ken- Allen Larmer, Ray Lawrence Larmer and Grant Beautiful floral offerings paid tribute to the esteem in which Mrs. Larmer was held, Larmer. "of Miss Grace McKay, Sunday. > A Pallbearers were |] iH a: : ines, Bronte, local points, Mrs. Ivan Toronto, Lindsay and Mountjoy was hostess for a miscellaneous shower in honour who Donald Toronto, is soon to be married to Wannon. _ The bride-to-be opened the gifts from the 20 aunts and cousins pre- sent. A short program of music and contests was enjoyed. The hostess cerved-a dainty lunch, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Samells and Anna visited friends in Oakville on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fee and Mr. Eldon Fee and Mrs. Wo. W. 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