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BA BL 35" . y LATER" : 3 PORT PERFY RECREATION CORNER... 'Neither rain, nor hail, or dark of night shall prevent Tot Lot and Senior Play- ground from going on -- or something like that. Lately though, it seems like we've had a brief taste of all of the above weather conditions. * However, no matter what the conditions may be we still have a great time. Last week the hike we had planned for Tot Lot was slightly dampened by the prevailing weather, but we still took the children for a long walk. It turned out to be a satisfying substitute, but we'll still have to have the real thing sometime in August. Friday, was the big day for both Sr. Playground and Tot Lot because on this day Sr. Playground held a Mock Track and Field Meet and Tot Lot held a Tin Can Der- by. At Senior Playground | The well-deserved winners the winning team was "D" |Jim Dyer and Heatner Hod- team which consisted of the ! gins, received a tube of lip- Recreational Director following young people: Pat- sy Smith, George Burnett, Kathy Smith, Sheila O'Reilly and last but not least Julie Fisher. The winning team received a golden "Mock Track and meet" trophy. At Tot Lot, the children were also divided into teams for the Tin Can Derby, and participated in four different events. These events include the Tin Can Kick, Tin Can Bowling, Tin Can Toss, and a Tin Can Slalom Race. The winning team also re- ceived a golden trophy as well as red ribbons. The whole day was a .complete success at both playgrounds. Wednesday (last Wed.) also turned out to be a smashing success at Senior Playground when they staged a Beauty Centest. in which bors dress- ed as girls and vice versa. stick and a straight razor respectively for their hilari- ous efforts. This week we have a hike and kite-flying contest plan- ned for Senior Playground & a Galagolouchie Hunt and a Talent Show for Tot Lot. Last week's craft program. me at Senior Playground was highlighted when Mrs, F. Warren (Clara) showed the young people how to make tissue paper flowers. It was a smashing success as were the "dip-it" that she showed us how to do this past Tues- day. Thanks Mrs. Warren from all of us, for your time and interest. Next week promises to be as fun and as interesting as previous weeks, so around for the fun. The big events planned for next week include a white elephant sale and a playday at Senior Playground & a Mock Track and Field Meet and Hobo Day at Tot Lot. | Elmer's stick | - Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Bond celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary on July 19th, 1970. Ser The honoured couple were guests at a dinner at the home of Mrs. Clara Luke, sister of the groom, in Prince Albert. 1. Show which Elmer rule is being broken above and colour the picture. LOL 0) | . . . MUSTANG COASTER BIKES . Fill out entry form. Print clearly. Each kit contains valuable MAIL BeFore JULY 28 To: ELMER CONTEST no.3 2 : NAME oii TWO BOYS' 3. Cut out along dotted lines and TWO GIRLS' mail to address shown. STREET 4. Any Canadian child between 6 ADDRESS and 14 may enter. All entries Wel V become property of Elmer the ECR 0 WNL IW, C CM a Safety Elephant. Judges deci- City of town Provinee ACCESSORY KITS sion final. AGE Boy... Girl ....... BOX 4072, STATION A, TORONTO 1, ONT. items for your bike ONTARIO SAFETY LEAGUE/ PORT PERRY STAR Honour Couple On 601 Mr. and Mrs. Bond were married in the manse in Tor- onto, by Rev. Bev. Smith. The reception was held in the home of a mutual friend of, the bride and groom, Miss Ruby Hurl. The bride, nee Ellen Astels, was born'in New Carlisle, Que- bec. Mr. Bond was born in Prince Albert. In Toronto, the greater part of his working years were occupied in the leather business. ' The honeymoon was spent at the home of the Groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bond, Prince Albert. They travelled to Whitby via the old Grand Trunk Railway. However, there was a railway strike taking place on the line from Whitby Junction to Lindsay. A- hasty call from the groom to Mr. W. Jamie- son, who operated a livery in Port Perry, brought a team and democrat to the rescue. And so, riding behind two fine - horses, driven by. the late Wes. Cawker, along with some other stranded passeng- A I ~ Photo -- Joe Jordan h Anniversary ers, they finally arrived at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Bond have always had a great love for Prince Albert and its environs. 'Mr. Bond, on a number of occasions has been a con- tributor to the Port Perry Star. Skating has been, and still is a favourite sport of Mr. Bond. Mrs. Bond has been an expert in needlework. Among the guests present on the occasion of their Dia- mond Wedding Anniversary Celebration were: Mrs. Olive Craig, of New Carlisle, Que- bec, sister of Mrs. Bond; Mrs. 'Edna Stanton, Mrs. Effie Mc- Kerihan, sisters of Mr. Bond; Mr. Louis Bond, a brother of the groom; Mrs. Ethel Robinson; Mr. and Mrs. S. Foster; and Mr. and Mrs. M. Luke and family. The happy couple enjoy reasonably good health in their apartment at 169 Jameson Avenue, Toronto. SHORTS KNITS, TERRY'S | STRETCHY'S and COTTONS Regular from $1.98 to $5.98 Week-End Special at the Children's Boutique ACROSS FROM THE MUNICIAL OFFICE WES PLUMBING - Lond PT 8k St 0 3 ta BE 0 be wd | HEATING - 'PORT PERRY 305-2473 LANE - ELECTRIC - OFFICE -- RESIDENCE FVVVVIVVVVVVVVVVVIIII IVI IVI ION GVVIVVIIVIIITITTIIPOPP00TCOOPIPPOIOIIONY sdats TR Se Sum A (hd