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RRS Ure | . 8 OLN Fee CASES VE NETRA ER 3 \ 4 18 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 2, 1970 PORT PERRY * STAR «x C Pack On Camping Tour On ¥yiday, June 19th, ¢ Pack gathered "at the Scout Hall, loaded equipment into Lloyd Durwood's truck and a few cars, and took off for Ray Munroe's farm for a week-end of camping. Arriving at the camp site everybody was busy erecting tents for 32 boys attending the camp. Also taking part were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pelletier and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Lee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Durwood and family. Saturday evening Mr. & Mrs. Tom Tarrant and son Tommy joined the group and Allan Sykes. Murray Gibson toast- ed over six loaves of bread for each breakfast. Friday evening after the 'boys gathered around the WESTERN camp fire for a sing song and enjoyed freshie with dough- nuts, off to bed for a good night's sleep. Saturday morning breakfast at 8 p.m., followed by camp inspection and then roaming the woods until noon and again in the afternoon. After supper the boys enjoyed football and baseball and campfire at 9 p.m. with toast- ed marshmallows and bed at 10 p.m. Sunday was breakfast, in- spection, a short church school, and then off for swimming. Mr. Ploughman served barbequed hot dogs for lunch when the boys re- turned. After lunch camo was struck and the grounds cleaned before returning thome. RIDING © | FIRST CLASS - * HORSES * SADDLES * EQUIPMENT EVENINGS and WEEKENDS PHONE 985-7058 GLENVIEW ACRES ist Farm South of Seagrave OLD _ROAD - ~ _ WEST SIDE) RACING OSHAWA RACEWAY Friday, July 3rd 7:45 p.m. Pari-Mutual Wagering FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. Sponsored by MANAGEMENT LTD. EVERY HARNESS looked after the Camp and The boys and leaders cer- tainly appreciate the hospi- tality extended by Mr, Ray Muproe for providing the camp area for a most success- ful week-end. Stanley Ploughman, Akela of "C" Pack B PACK HOLD FUN NIGHT On June 23rd B pack Cubs and family held a family night to close their pack meetings for the summer. Cons. Gary Chapman of the OPP was special guest. He showed slides on bicycle safe- ty and checked the cubs' bikes for safety. In his clos- ing address he asked the cubs and parents to put safety first and to remember our children are not careless only carefree. ) B pack has had a busy year and starting September an- other busy year for B pack. B Pack opened last Sept. with 10 cubs, 3 leaders and closed = with 34 cubs and 6 leaders. Akela Paul Saulnier. Annrene Tigers Win By Default h Sunday, Jine 28th Annrens rs played Club Francais at Scugog Island Centre School, both teams short- handed. Club Francais were winning at the end of the first inning 2-1 when R. Me- Linton hit a home run bring: ing _in R. Martin. P. Butt was brought in by a hit from Il JK. Goreski for the Tigers. Club Francais were win- ning at the bottom of the eigth 145 and Annrene Tig- ers gained 4 runs in their last batting with bases load- ed and none out when due to unsportsman conduct of 2 Club Francais' players the game was forfeited to Ann- rene Tigers. Pitcher for Club Francais B. Rose gave way to 3 walks, 20 base hits and no strike outs. K. Goreski, having 4 walks, 20 base hits; and 3 strike outs. 'There were 3 home runs, R. McLinton for the Francais' and K. Goreski and J. Con- nors for Annrene Tigers. Game time Sunday, July 5th - 6 p.m. at Port Perry Ball Park. Annrene Tigers vs. Port Perry. OW DIRGET EVERY TIME | project. "The United Nations Tiger pitcher | «by holding a Walkathon and Port Perry C of C Tourney, July 4 The Port Perry Chamber of Commerce Juvenile Softball Tournament will be held on Saturday, July 4th. Starting at 10:30 a.m. The games will be held at the Fair Grounds and Lakefront Ball Park. Anyone interested in seeing well played rie} should come to see this tournament as these teams are capable of providing a real entertaining day of ball just for you, right in your own home town. Schedule For Tournament A 10:30 Lake Front-- Port Perry vs. North Bendale B 10:30 Fair Grounds-- Oshawa vs, East Gwillimbury C 12:00 Lake Front-- St. Catharines vs. Willowdale D 12:00 Fair Grounds-- Cobourg vs. Thornhill E 2:00 Fair Grounds-- Loosers of (A) vs. Loosers of (B) F 2:00 Lake Front-- Winners of (A) vs. Winners of (B) G 3:30 Fair Grounds-- Loosers of (C) vs. Loosers of (D): H 3:30 Lake Front-- Winners of (C) vs. Winners of (D) 6:00 P.M.--Consolation Finals Winner of (E) vs. -. Winner of (G) at Lake Front 7:30 P.M.--Championship Winner of (F) vs. Winner of (H) at Lake Front' / School Children Contribute $50. To Schoolhouse R. H. Cornish Public School pupils from grade five and six have received a 'Thank You" note for a contribution of $50. to 'Project School- house", from well-known broadcaster Betty Kennedy. The funds will help build a school in the Common- wealth Caribbean. Island of St. Vincent as Ontario's International Education Year designated 1970 as IEY year, to help promote better under- standing between peoples of the world. Mrs. Kennedy is Chairman of The Minister's Advisory '| Committee on Educational 'Assistance which wasestablish- ed by the Hon. William Davis last year. The committee stresses that the drive for funds is a pennies and nickles program, The pupils raised $87.75 contributed $50. to project. Pupils from grade three at the Burketon Public School alsof. received a "Thank You' note for their contribution to the same project. dame, Cape Breton. to libations. Can't of a line? The First of July. Sugar & Spice vitations, just warning them, so that they could get out of 'town. Alberta steaks, Nova Scotia sea-food and rum, tuna fishing off beautiful Isle Ma- offering everything from accommodations six-hundred-pound tuna on the other end Hope we can make some of them, It may just be the best summer-yet, despite the fact that they're tinkering around with (The Argyle Syndicate) And a dozen others, you see me with a = : Ge % 8 He od] Ste Wilma Walters won the Junior Girl Championship Trophy at the track and field meet held June 16th at Blackstock Public School. At this meet Wilma won honours in the « 220, 880 and 440 relay as well as the high jump and long | jump events. On Tuesday, June 23, at a West Northumberland and Durham County Track and Field Meet held at Clarke District High 'School, Wilma won the Bantam - Girls' Championship trophy for her efforts in the long jump, 2 100 yd. dash, relay and high jump. This competition inelud- ed competitors from 23 different schools in the area.The competition was very keen at this event and Wilma emerged with more points in the Bantam Girls' section than any of her rivals. Congratulations, Wilma. Make sure your horses | getall Sieg Loon . goon the basic [ow /}| . 1 - Barter nutrients |=" thet ] isk and stamina. 3 ih 4 Write or drop-in for your copy of "The CO-OP Guide to The Successful Feeding and Management of Horses," and a large full colour print suitable for framing. » Local Co-operative : Xx \ Bnge United Co-onceatives wi of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) ae [eridee 852.3321 Port Porry ZE.8-4130 | |