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> -y nlp in SN ". a hor Mite LAL TETHER SRTHS ACTOR FARR OS SRST NaC LAN i FL EN * fe Te 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Aug. 13,1970 Po rt verry se PORTS Girls' Team In Oshawa On Saturday, Aug. 8th the Port Perry Legion Auxiliary girls baseball team attended their first P.W.S.V. tourna- ment in Oshawa. This is the first time a girl's team has participated in Ontario play- offs from Port Perry. The girls range in age from 11 to 14 years and al- though they lack experience, their desire and enthusiasm made the difference in the 3 wins before losing to Co- bourg in the finals 12 to 9. In the first three games they defeated Scarboro 29 to . 2; Ajax 21 to 9 and Uxbridge 7 to 6. In every game, pitcher Sandra Cochrane led the way 35 A "6 \ TWE FasTER HE COULD RUN {AS A BOY... CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Repairs to all Makes of Appliances. AUTHORIZED MOFFAT SERVICE DEPOT CAESAREA 986-4926 Impressive Tournament with fine pitching, fielding and hitting. This fine per formance won her the most valuable player award for the tournament. Sound fielding and hitting was the order of the day for the entire team. More ex- perience and competition will make this team a real threat in the years to come, Coach Shea Gray and man- ager Ashbridge were' very pleased and proud of the en- tire team. Players on the team are: Carol Ropd, Ann Hope, Eorie Cochrane, Sandra Cochrane, Mary Skinner, Ann Sinclair, Susan Bond, Valerie Sweetman, Gerry Scanlon, Kim Harrison, Kim Owen. Lo ' ~ SUEY SARE EREY AM Ast Congratulations girls. PARSER FW EHRUACH TRAST VA Sr bd LAL KO Murray Trophy Captured By Oshawa Club The Murray Trophy went to Oshawa again this year to rest for the next big day in 1971. The local club has some very good bowlers but their scores are small, even in winning games. Grant Real and Mrs. Love were two game winners and Roy Honey and Alma Cox were really in the running for a three game "winner against George Read & Mrs. Joyce of Oshawa and were one point ahead coming home. George Read made a real good shot, took the counter out and rolled the cat back to count three. Roy made a valiant attempt to win the game but was not success, ful. . The winners in rotation were: a J. Biddulph & Mrs, Clemence G. Read and Mrs. Joyce B. Joyce and Mrs. Mann H. Myers and Mrs. White. It was a pleasure to have Mrs. John Murray present to donate the trophy and also the individuals. This Saturday will be an- other good day as the men's double tournament has six- teen competitors. Manchester News Mrs. Latimer has returned to her home in Toronto after spending six weeks with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roberts. Mrs. Gladys Pollard, Ux- bridge and Mrs. Olga Pollard were recent guests of Mrs. Crosier. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mec- Kenzie of Twelve Mile Lake, Haliburton are visiting Mr. & Mrs. Ron McKenzie and girls. Mrs. Crosier with Mrs. W. S. Taylor and Miss Brenda| have returned from a motor trip to North Bay, Thunder Bay, Blind River and Elliott Lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach 985-2539 Howard's HOWARD VICE, Prop. BROADLOOM Draperies by the Yard Venetian & Cloth Blinds Custom Made Drapes Drapery Rods & Tracks Interior Decorating Service Custom Made Slip Covers Causeway BOWLING LANES Open September 11th Openings For League BOWLERS Men's, Ladies and Mixed PHONES Draperies Phone POS POPOV OV 985-7263 POPOV VV VIII III IVIIVI III VV VV SVPVVVPVPVPIPIIVIIVIIVIVIIVIIIVIIVIIVIVIY 4 725-3144 OSHAWA 926 Simcoe St. N. spent the past week at their cottage on Big Boskung Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carnegie were their guests for a couple of days. Week-end guests at the L. B. Roberts home were Mr, & Mrs. Thos. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon King and fam- ily Toronto, Mrs. G. Battae and daughter Dorothy and Miss Kitty O'Rieley, Water- loo. We are sorry to hear Mrs. Black is a patient in hospital. Mrs. Dolly Roberts has been holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Bob McFadden and fa. mily on the St. Lawrence Sea- way and Points East. - David Conboy has been en- joying 2 weeks at Bible Camp at Omemee and has returned home. Mrs. Max Munro, Barrie has spent several days with her sister Mrs. John' Wilson. They enjoyed a motor trip down East with Craig and Ricky Dyke. The Keith Dykes have star- ted their new home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duff have returned home after a week camping at Bancroft & area. Mr. & Mrs. Andy Fenema had their new baby John Daryl Christened in: Whitby on Sunday morning. Present for the event were grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Visser of Brantford and Mr. Art Petrozzi Prince Albert Mrs. Les Beacock We trust the editor and staff of this paper enjoyed a happy and restful vacation last week. You are aware there is no worship setvice in our church till fore-part of Sept. as our minister Rev. M. Reeves, his wife and family are holiday- ing. Sorry to note Mr. Cecil Newnham is a hospital pati- ent. We wish him improved health. One day last week the Snel- groves received word of the passing of his cousin Mr. Chas. Plum of Lloydminster, Alberta. We extend our sym- pathy to his brother Bob of Toronto, formerly of our vill- age. We are pleased to learn Miss Christine Williamson is home' convalescing favourab- ly from her recent accident. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Beacock. Locations, Dates Set enjoyed being guests among others at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Joe Bradburn, Black- stock on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patter- son (brother of Mrs. Groupe) of Holden, Mass., USA visit ed their friend Mrs. Clara Luke one day last week. Rev. Chas. and Mrs. Clark, Toronto are holidaying in their summer home and visit- ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickard, Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nesbitt, Columbus visit- ed their father Mr. E. Mec- Crea. . We all extend a hearty wel- come to Mr. and Mrs. David Holman and daughter Patri- cia, Toronto who have moved into our village. They are residing in the home of their late aunts whom we all remember the Misses Mary and Flora Holman. Mrs. Teddy Lake is home For 3 Public Hearings| from residents and groups in the northern part of the county. The most controver- sial presentations are not expected until October, when the position of Oshawa and other southern munieipalities planner with the Oshawa Area will be heard. Planning and Developmen Study, are designed to hean objections and recommendat| ions on the paper. The first session will be held in the Beaverton council chambers, Monday, August 17. The Avery Point Rate- payers' Association will pres- ent a brief at 1 p.m. and will be followed by the Thora Township Cottage Owners' Association at 3 p.m. The Rama Township Rate- payers' Association is schedul- ed to be heard at 9 a.m. Aug. 18 in the Mara Township] i council chambers, Brechin. However, this meeting is yet to be confirmed by the assoc- iation. Robert Timbers, warden of Times and locations have been set for the first three public hearings on the regional government third discussion paper. The hearings, presided over by Donald Paterson, principal a>" FIR 4'x 8 Sheets PORT PERRY PLYWOOD News from a few days with her mother Mrs. Marlow of Belle- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter spent a few days motoring in Northern sections of Ontario." Mrs. T. Lake spent couple weeks with her sister Mrs. Deacon of Bancroft and other relatives in the district. Mrs. H. Jeffrey and Denise and Mrs. Merle Murphy at- tended several showers in Little Britain area recently in honour of their nephew Mr. D. Plaunt and his future bride-to-be. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson and their friends Mr. & Mrs, Chas. Ingleton are holidaying at a cottage at Lake Chem- ung. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Mar- tin & children have returned from a holiday in Picton dist- rict and also visited relatives. "Please deposit three more pennies." SUPPLY LASTS 459 Per Sheet Reesor Fuel & Lumber 985-7951 Ontario County, will present a personal brief to Mr. Pater- son Aug. 20 in the county council chambers, Whitby. Although written briefs were requested in advance, none have been received and Mr. Paterson's office does not know the nature of the up- coming presentations. August and September have been set aside to hear briefs and Mrs. John Fenema of Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson spent Sunday in Toronto to celebrate Craig's birthday. Along with Ricky Dyke they visited the airport and an old War Destroyer H.M.C.S. "Haida" open to the public as a museum, RACE PLUMBING - SPORTS "= SALES Fox Mini-Bikes Pari-Mutual HEATING RACING 985-2581 Friday, August 14 7:45 p.m. FRIDAY AT 7:45 p.m. Sponsored by OSHAWA HARNESS ; | MANAGEMENT LTD. WAY Wagering EVERY ; « '% J L] [4 * ® * A 9)