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Fd { SEP 8 BIGGER & BETTER. Ei DISPLAY | PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS ON MONDAY, MAY 19th (WILL START AS SOON AS IT IS DUSK) SPONSORED BY PORT PERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT TICKETS $2.00 PER FAMILY AVAILABLE FROM LOCAL FIREMEN "High" Triple-- : 211; L. Tripp--213; M. Raby 'DeShane~210; R. Scott--208 -F. Venning -- 206, 205, 201; - M. Real--206; G.. Hurlbert-- PORT PERRY * STAR x SPoRrS Bowlin bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Screwdriver Pink Lady Manhattan .... Stinger Hot Toddy High Single-- Alice Scriver--283 Alice Scriver--719 Singles 200 and Over-- A. Scriver --283, 248; A. Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Charleston Tango High Single-- J. Chandler--314 High Triple-- == J 'Chandler--873 | | April 17th-- Triples 600 and Over-- J. Chandler--873; I. Doupe --722; H. Heard -- 706; J. Hunter--675; G. Hastings-- Chapman--271; R. Saunders] 658. T. Martens--654; J. Bar- --260; D. Phinney--256; H. MacTavish--246; A. Mulder] --239, 204; P. Ellicott--236, bour--641; K. Hatha oon: C. Wilson--623. 229; M. Smits--228; J. Storra| Singles 210 & Over-- --224; A. Evans -- 223; L. Campsall-- 223; B. Evans--| 219; D. Warren--217; L. But son--216; S. Stone--215, 211; --213; 'D. Stephens--211; E; 2086; I. Fraser--203; J. Irvine --201. J. Chandler--314, 313, 246; J.. Barbour--296; I. Doupe-- 280, 249; T. Martens--276; C. 'Wilson--267; G. Forder--262 K. Harper--256; J. Hunter-- 248, 243; J. Jackman--2486; | G.. Hastings -- 249, 217; C. Wilbur--243; B. 'Doupe--241; H.. Heard---240, 234, 232; B. Collins--224; V. Rider--222; C. Warriner--220; L. Cook-- 291A H---Waoaod AS "| schools Hilltop Herald On Sat, April 19th, the Badminton Team went to {Markham where they com- peted in the G.B.S.S.A. Bad- minton tournament. Al. though the team did not make it to the finals, they did offer good competition for the other participating Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY "NIGHT BOWLING PLAY-OFFS Don's Raiders--10068 PP. 1.G.A.--9756 Middleton's Meats--972] Beare Chevs--9714- Nachur Boys--9602 Dowson's R. & WW --9564 CONSOLATION Ballard's Lumber--10212 Eden's L. Strikes- 9962 Causeway Kids--9819 Can. Tire--9741 Stars--9612 . Majcher Pontiac--9349 - High Scores-- High Triple--J. Dowson 941 High le: WH-- ©: R. Hutchinson 750 High Single--J. Parker 325 Leaders and helpers of Cubs wish to give recogni: tion to Fred Fraser for his untiring work while he par- ticipated in the Cub move: mefit in Port Perry. Cub Activities Church were host to a nuim- ber of C Pack Cubs under the leadership of Paul Saul- nier to a memorial service in memory of Scout founder March, 1969. 'Rev. Black de- livered a very good sermon about Baden Powel. Paul Saulnier led the cubs in prayer and the cub promise, Ms. Donna . Durwood © par- aded the cubs in, During 1969 several lead- ers took courses to aid their teaching and to better un. derstand boys. All 3 packs have had hike and visited places of interest. In 1969 the 3 packs had hockey play offs for the Fred Fraser trophy. C Pack won this year. C Pack can thank their goalie Charles Durwood and fine play of Randy Craw- ford, Allan Waldinsperger, Robert Evans. In giving the trophy Mr. Fraser asked the boys to keep up the fine effort shown during hockey. On April 26th C pack cubs are holding a pot luck sup- Cafik M.P. will be there to present the cubs with their badges and stars. On May 2, 1969 C Pack as guest of Mr. Norman Cafik M.P. are go- ing to Ottawa for one day. On Sunday April 20 approx. 30 leaders from Blackstock to Cannington met in Port Perry to discuss future plans for the cubs enjoyment and a fun day in June will come up. More on this at a later date. These are some of the happenings in Cubs. : $ LJ EL [J] St. John Presbyterian Church On March 19th, 1969 C Pack Wolf Cubs and 2nd Company Girl Guides parad- ed to St. John Presbyterian _621; F. Venning -- 612; A, Triples 600 and Over-- 'A Scriver--719; S. Stone --637; P. Ellicott -- 628; D. Phinney--628; R. Saunders-- 0% «10, Il, ywwCCuclil = 214; McLaughlin--213. Y- |High Single W.H.-- Al Reid 341 Chapman--610; A. Mulder-- HH RJ fo. USED $136.00 to $269.00 EE ASSOCIATION MOA i SN Ei MORLEY BRUCE 1 CAMPTRAILER PHONE - LOCATED 6 MILES NORTH OF HOSPITAL 12th CONCESSION ; ; PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY SUNDAY, MAY 4 th, 1969 All interested persons are welcomed. We are expanding and will be 'putting in more Board of Director Members. SALES 985-2528 MEETING SLE Triples Scores 625 & Over-- J. Dowson--841; D. Butt-- 787; J. Parker--784; V. Wal- ker ---773; R. Hutchinson-- 744; J. Owen--720; C. Watts --1707; J. Wilson -- 705; J. =| Healy--704; K. Ashton--697; N. Wanamaker--680; T. Eden --675; M. Lyle--673; K. Ir- vine--663; F. Phinney--648; N: Middleton--643; W. San- dison--638; B. Salter--641; Mfl. Butson--637; Terry Ad- derley--631; A. Reid -- 629; K. Skerrat--626. per. It is hoped Mr. Norm } RA birthday. Baden Powel in "DAN Church to present the church with two new flags. The John Couples Club was pre- sented by Cub. Allan Waldin. sperger. The St. Andrews Flag, gift of Ladies Aid, pre- sented by Guide Donna Beare. Rev. Black and Don Milne were helped by Stan Ploughman, cub master, and George Hall, assistant cub master and Couples Club President Paul Saulnier. The members of St. John's comp- limented Stan Ploughman, Mrs. George Hall and Mr. 7) Willis for the fine way the children paraded and Paul |/ haved. St. Check The Label On Your Paper John' Presbyterian A JUVENILE BALL SUNDAY, TO ATTEND: ATTENTION BALL PLAYERS HELD AT THE BALL PARK ON - - AT 12:30 P.M. ALL INTERESTED PLAYERS WHO ARE 19 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER ARE INVITED 1] Canadian Flag, gift' of St. Saulnier on behalf of Coup- |s '| les Club said he never saw boys and, girls so well be- | SOO 00¢ CHAIRED BY MR. HOMES WANTED L QEAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR 985-7373 . Aa CLUB ANNRENE Saturday, April 26th RON MYERS & ATTENTION Lacrosse Enthusiasts ALL LOCAL SPORTSMEN WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN. THE FORMATION OF A MINOR LEAGUE LACROSSE PROGRAM, OR ¢ ANY OTHER SPORTS ACTIVITY, PORT PERRY ARENA DURING THE COMING ¢ SUMMER MONTHS ARE 'CORDIALLY § INVITED TO ATTEND A PUBLIC MEETING IN THE PORT PERRY ARENA ON SUN- DAY, MAY-4th, 1969, AT 7:00 P.M., TO BE Da Co fo Tay ory CING HIS ORCHESTRA 4 4 < 4 4 4 4 4 4 SPP OPPOPPOO OY IN THE § OHO OO Od od. BLAKE 'W. GUNTER. ¢ 0000000000000 000P 7 - GY i NNT A LT ns a nie ir SPONSORED BY / [ / [i /' ' ' / ' / LI ' ' . / ' ' ¢ J / ' ' ' / ' / ' BRANCH. POPOV OTVITVIIIVIVIOTIIOPIOIOCTOIOVIIOTOOIOOIIY A SS 5 8% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A hh A A A A A SY UMPIRES & COACHES SOFTBALL CLINIC AT THE LEGION HALL AT 2:00 PM. DISTRICT MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION. j CONDUCTED BY ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, YOUTH AND RECREATION . EVERYONE WELCOME! AANA CALA AN ALAA LA NARA RRR RRARRRRRRBRRRBRRRRD 97th 1969 PORT PERRY AND PRACTICE WILL BE APRIL 27 SERIES ~~ TYKE SQUIRT BOYS PEEWEE BANTAM ~ MIDGET GIRLS BANTAM MINOR SOFTBALL REGISTRATION FRI., MAY 2nd 6:30 to 8:00. SAT., MAY 3vd 10 AM. - 3 PM. = JUVENILE UNDER 'Jr.LADIES UNDER At Port Perry Ball Park . Port Parry and District Minor Softball Association UNDER 8 Yrs. UNDER 11 Yrs. UNDER 13 Yrs. UNDER 15 Yrs. UNDER 17 Yrs. 19 Yrs. UNDER 13 Yrs. 19 Yrs. Secretary Doug McMillan LSS SL LLLLLLARLRLRLRRRRRRRRRRRRRnnnnd