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g IN VY ARE AT ETI SEA TA Jae 7 Ayah Rts AL ANY SAE Ie FAAS AE TRAE gt A Sms gat Yi ot oh , he BIGGER & BETTER - PE DISPL = PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS ON MONDAY, MAY 19h "(WILL START AS SOON AS IT IS DU. 'K) SPONSORED BY PORT PERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT TICKETS $2.00 § PER FAMILY AVAILABLE FROM LocAL FIREMEN PORT PERRY x STAR x 0.A.S.A. Hold Annual Meeting In Sudbury The Port Perrv and 'Dist- rict Minor Softball Ascociat- ion was well represented a' Sudburv this past week-end when the 0.A. S.A. held thei~ 47th annual meeting. The - following ammend- ments were passed: 1. Squirt series to be the same as other minor play; Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT] BOWLING PLAY-OFFS Team Standings Play-Offs Don's Raiders ......... 6709 P. P. 1G A. .. 6551 Uachur Boys 6472] Powson's R.&W. .. 63°] Beare Chevs. eee. 6311 Middleton's Meats 6218 Cons. Ballard's Lumber 6732 Stars .. inl. 6611 Edens L. Strikes ...... 6602 Canadian Tire ..... 6514 Causeway Kids ........_. 6489 Majcher Pontiacs 5954 High Scores High Triple, J. Parker 207 H. T .wh,, R. Chandel 821 High Sinble, J. Parker 386 H. S. wh, R. Chandel 326 623 and Over Triple J. Parker 207; D. Wallace 820; R. "Parker 800; R. Chan- dler 788; P. Crawford 750; D. Durham 742; J. Dowson 687; F. McNeil 686; K. Ash- ton 682; J. Healy 672; Terry Adderley 671; K. Irvine 664; R. Werry 662; B. Andercon 661; F. Hastings 660; D. But! 652; 1. Boyd 654; N. Middlo- ton 652; T. Chandel 649; K. Durham 642; V. Walker 641; G. Wilson 628. off series: nament), 2. Pitching distance (Ju- venile and up) 46 feet. 3. Pitching dictance (Mid- get) 43 feet. 4. In OASA. play all series. Squirt through Mid- get, plavers must wear batt- ers Helmets. Each team must have three helmets. The 1969 executive was elected as follows: President, Max Scheff, Will- dale. 1st; Vice, L. G. Pickard, St. Catharines. 2nd. Vice, C. H. Dunn, Galt. 3rd. Vice, T. Simms. Meaford Treasurer, L. Alguire, St. Catharines. Secretary C. Belch, Belleville Executive (6)-- D. Prescott, Little Current V. Walker, Port Perry H. Langabeer, Kingston J. Tebworth. Belleville G. Thomas, Simcoe N. Fraser, Willowdale (Eliminate tou-- Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Charleston ... Tango .Singles 210 and 'Over -- B. Oke 303, 259, 240; Heard 281, 219; M. Cook 274 E. Bailey 268; C. Wilbur 266 H. 220; C. Ballingall 261; P. Wilkin 252; M.- Patts 248; S. Brignall 245; M. Geer 239, 224; C. Warriner 238, 235: G. Forder 236, 221; P. Salter 235, 211, 210; C. Shaw 235: L. Bertrand 227; K. Harner 226; L. Butson 221; W. Mc- Laughlin 218; M. Graham 217; J. Chandler 215, 213; J. Badour 213. Over 600 Triples-- B. Oke 802: H. Heard 708: E. Bailey 661; P. Salter 6%: G. Forder 655; C. Wilbur 651;'S. Brignall 646; M. Patts 639; .M. Geer 634; C. Warr- iner 823; M. Graham 613. 'Saturday, DANCING 'CLUB ANNRENE RON MYERS & HIS ORCHESTRA Hilltop On Friday, April 11, our Badminton team competed in the badminton tournament at Sutton. Our team was very successful in these compet- ions and the results are: Gene Hurst and Sheila Bradford won the Champion- ship in mixed doubles. Sheila Bradford won the 'Championship in girl's singles and Gerri- Franks won the Consolation series. Gene Hurst won the Cons- April 19 ' P0000 0000De Ott Od ohd sia ta ato Es a REEL MAA A A a a a ao 4 POO OOOO AAA a a a a a a 4 FV OOOO ON MAA A a a a a a 0 oo expanding and will be ICV VV VIYYUYVVYVIIA Ghitidad ta bb inatda nan bet pistes an ade PORT. PERRY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING SUNDAY, MAY 4 th, 1969 All interested persons are welcomed. We are of Director Members. : Orr Ar AAA AALAALL ALL BEEBE BD AAAALLLLLLLLDL 2 a a a AAA A a as putting in more Board VVVVVVVVVVIVVIVVITITIIII000PPOIOOOOPCC0SS Herald olation series in boy's singles. Bob Baxter and Glen How- sam won the Consolation series in boy's doubles. - Jan Baird and Martha Law- rence won the Consolation series in girl's doubles; These winners will be com- peting in the G.B.S.S.A. tour- nament on Saturday, April 19 at Markham District High | School. Drama Night will be held on Wednesday, April 16 at 8:00 p.m. This yea the Drama Club will present three plays entitled "Passion, Poison, and Petrifaction", "Box and Cox" and "Sorry, Wrong Number', The cost to see these plays is 50¢ for students, 25¢ for pre- school' children, and 75¢ for adults, On Friday, April 18, the Student Council will sponsor a dance from 8:15 to 12:00. Dress will be casual and stud- ents are encouraged to come and enjoy the fun, He LOTTA WAAL ER SHE BOUGHT THE BEAUTY KIT, HOW OFTEN SHE HAD HEARD THE NAME BUT OH LADIES, HER HAIR WILL NEVER BE THE SAME 4 RICHARDS BEAUTY STUDIO Bowling . LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Screwdriver ........... 38 Pink Lady ........... 37 Manhattan ............. 33 Stinger ............. 31 Side Car .........0.... 29 Sherry... 28 Gin Fizz .............. 27 "Tom Collins ................ 27 Hot Toddy .............. 26 Twister-.......... common 26 Martini ............... 21 Zombie ............ 13 High Single-- Jean Walker--300 High Triple-- 'Doris Phinney--690 : Singles 200 and Over-- J. Walker--300; D. Koch-- 279; D. Phinney -- 263, 216, 211; D. Davies--257; F. Ven- ning--256, 200; H. MacTav- ish--251; J. Fraser -- 250, 200; L. Haugen--246, 210. A. Scriver--238; C. Warren -- 237; A. Chapman -- 233; D. Wanamaker--232; A; Evans --230; M., R. Dowson---229; M. Rahy--229; P.. Ellicott-- 229; M. Hopkins--227, 207; J. Storra--223; A. Mulder-- 222; S. Bryant -- 221; M. Sweetman--219; M. Doupe-- 218; G. Hurlbert -- 218; S. Stone--216; M. Smits -- 214, 201; T. Vanderby -- 213; S. Tulley -- 209, 209, 207; M. King--207; L. Tripp--207; L. Moore -- 204; D. Goreski-- 202; E. Pogue--202; F. Stor- rey--201. Triples 600 and Over-- DI Phinney--8690;. L. Haug- en--636; A. Chapman--#625; 1S. Tulley--8625; J. 'Walker-- 615; A. Scriver--612; F. Ven. Bing--007. : PHONE; 985-799] UTICA Church service will be held in Epsom United | Church on Sunday, April 20, at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School meets «. 10 a.m, You are invited to attend the - 'opening meeting of The Historical Saciety of Port Perry, Reach and Scugog, in the Port Perry United Church Education Wing on Thursday, April 17th, at 7:45 pm. . Misses Liz and Susan Mac- Neill, with their friend, Miss Shawna Carboni, spent their holidays with their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Don-MacNeill; In June Susan will receive her B.S. in Nurs- ing from Alfred University, and Liz. will graduate from Dwight High School in New Jersey. Visitors with- Mrs. Violet Skerratt were Mr. and Mrs, Don MacNeill and Keith, Mrs. Frank. Kendall and Mrs. Jack Crosier, Mrs. Allan Card, Misses Kristen Banks and Anne MacIntosh, Mrs. Jack Raines and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Martin and family of Lakefield. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Philip spent last week-end with Mr. and - Mrs." Don Sooley and children in St, Bruno, Que- bec. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thomp- son, Chris and Eric of Osh. awa. visited" Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Crosier:"~on" "Sunday. Mrs. Paul. Stiner spent Wed- nesday with the Crosiers. Mr. and Mrs, Len Pilkey of Goodwood called on Mr, »1 and. Mrs. James E. Mitchell "CAMPING TI 1969 mobELs $399.00 to $599.00 USED MODELS $136.00 to $269.00 recently |. NEWS ° on Sunday. On Friday Mrs. Mitchell visited their new great - grand-daughter, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gray, in Newmarket Hospital, YG ev Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ken- dall 'had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper of Osh: awa on Monday and called on Mr. W. Philp at Columbus. - Sympathy is extended to Mr. and -Mrs. Ambrose Wat- son and family in the be- reavement of his sister, Mrs. Morrison of Toronto. Mr, & Mrs. Dennis Thomp. son visited Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo - Miller in Uxbridge & on Sunday and called on Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller of Mount Albert on Saturday evening. On Thursday they called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark of Oshawa. ./ 'Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. George Symes on Saturday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Comer visited Mr. and Mrs. Ada Thompson in Uxbridge on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Geer & boys celebrated Don's birth- day with his mother, Mrs. Chet Geer on Sunday. Mr. 'and Mrs. Michael Schofield spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Cecil 'Harper. Sunday visitors with Mr. "and: Mrs: Larry Kendall 'were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hawes of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs, Locke and Richard 'of Osh- awa and Mr. and Mrs. Bill ene} { Crowley of Peterborough, TRAILERS | MORLEY wd CAMPTRAILER SALES PHONE - 985-2528 LOCATED 6 MILES NORTH OF HOSPITAL CHE 12th CONCESSION SUNNY BRAE ~ GOLF R.R.4 PORY PERRY PAY as CLUB ~ PHONE 985.2076 you PLAY GREEN FEES from 75¢ MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE NOW OPEN FOR TOURNAMENTS AND' BANQUET BOOKINGS :