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CAE DAR al ll Lh BIN a SR ANIA SMT PIR IN LS Sey FN TORI, 12 {° | = tJ NERVOUS? WHO'S NERVOUS? Members of the Snowmobile Club modeled snow clothing at a fashion show as part of '"Snowshow '74' last weekend. CedarCreek Keith Tremblay and his grandfather, Mr. Stanley, of Brooklin were in Montreal a weekend recently to see the Expos play a ball game. Mrs. John den Boer's brother from Holland was visiting the den Boer family last week. He will be visiting his three brothers in Michi- gan, U.S.A. too. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mac- Culloch and daughter of Cobourg and Ross Mac- Culloch of Waterloo were with Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacCulloch on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lar- ocque visited her brother, Milburn Mills at Seagrave Local Talent 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 44 mo0am.. 2:00 p.m. - FRIDAY NIGHT - IN THE ARENA Variety Show - 7:30 p.m. Frank Leahy and His Group "Queen of the Fair" Contest In last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood left Sunday evening for a holiday in England. Rolph Somerville, a former Quaker Road resi- dent was a patient in Port Perry Hospital last week. Friday & Saturday September 28 - 29 118th BOBCAYGEON FALL FAIR MIDWAY - GAMES - RIDES - ATTRACTIONS - BINGO SATURDAY NIGHT - IN THE ARENA 'if Gala Show & Dance - 8:00 p.m. ; "The Family Brown" Radio & T.V. Artists FRIDAY 28th Entries Received - Hall Exhibits placed Hall open - Midway - Games - Attractions Variety Show - "Queen of the Fair' Contest SATURDAY 29th - Judging begins - 4H Calf Club and Juvenile Calf Club 4H Pony Club and Juvenile Pony Club Swine in Sheep and Swine Ring Cattle Show - Cattle Ring under the Pines Sheep in Sheep and Swine Ring 12:00 p.m. - Monster Parade - Bands - Starting at "The Fountain' Horse Show - Driving - Saddle - Ponies Heavy & Light Draft - 2:00 p.m. - Talent Show - Junior & Senior Sections - $75.00 in Prizes "Featuring Frank Leahy and his Group - Trials of Speed - Sulky Races $250.00 in prize money - Pet Show - Horse Shoe Pitching - Log Sawing - Horse Drawing Match - 1st $80.00 2nd $70.00 3rd $60.00 4th $40.00 kr - Coloured Photo Competition (Slides) Enquiries to Secretary HOT MEALS WILL BE SERVED UPSTAIRS IN THE ARENA ALL DAY ADMISSION: Adults $1.00 Public School Children 50c. President: Martin Johnson R.R. 1, Dunsford Phone 24 R 23 Harness and Halter Secretary: Mrs. Betty McDonald P.O. Box 122, Bobcaygeon Phone 738-2743 Final game Sunday The Port Perry minor softball assoc. had their + "closing day" rained out on Sunday. This event will be held on Sunday, Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. The tyke players will play at 2 p.m. and the various presentations will be made before the feature game. The Chamber of Kayvans changes hands Kay Vandemark has sold Port Perry's only ladies wear speciality shop to Miriam Price of Port Perry. The changeover takes place this weekend and will result in the store closing for a few days as the new owner makes a few minor adjust- ments and checks inventory. Mrs. Vandemark worked in the ladies wear depart- ment of a large department store chain in Toronto 20 years ago, and spent her vacations at the cottage near Port Perry. Like so many people, she fell in love with the town and decided to move here. Her first attempt to settle in the area resulted in an unsuccessful chicken farm. In 1953 she rented the shop on Queen Street next to the public library which still houses the business and opened Port Perry's first store specializing in ladies clothing. She eventually built the business to the point where three employees were required featuring Cars $1.00 Commerce will meet "Vini's Mini's" about 3 p.m. The chamber held a prac- tice last week and have a good squad ready to go. Come out and support minor softball and have a few laughs. Softball Vancamp Juniors will play their third and deciding game of the 0.A.S.A. Junior "E" semi-finals on Satur- day, Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. in Trenton. This game was scheduled for Saturday past but heavy rain washed out the game. The winner of this series will meet the winner of the Tavistock -- Lucknow series for the Ontario Champion- ship. Coach Mac McMillan is home after a stay in Hospi- tal. He has a cast on his leg for his broken ankle. BOWLING LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: Beth Oke - 666 High Single: Mabel Cook - 248 Over 210 singles: Beth Oke, 245, 246, Judy Reader 230, 211, 204, Theresa Martens 200, 221, 210, France Venning 215, Mabel Cook 248, Terri Gerrow 212, Helen Heard 212, Irene Doupe 229, Betty Duff 212, Marion Healey 242, Carol Philips 214. Over 600 triples: Beth Oke 666, Judy Reader 645, Theresa Martens 631. Standings-- Radishes .............. 16 Turnips ................ 14 Carrots ................ 14 Asparagus ............ 14 Parsnips .............. 12 Celery.................. 11 Spinach ............. ... 11 Cucumbers ............ 10 Lettuce ................ 9 Beets .................. 9 Onions ................ 4 Potatoes .2 MYRTLE-BROOKLIN AREA ELECT R.H. James Public School Tr pol e Pool PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Sept. 26th, 1973 - 13 Swimming Pools @ Filters ® Accessories For FREE estimates » call or see Doug Rowe We will install .or you can install your own. Fs REP BELLA, Jy ALES » RMT ' fi fay ee ' Seniors win opener On Friday, Sept. 21, Port Perry's Senior Remen played their first football game of the season and came out winners by a score of 16 - 14 over Pickering Trojans. Pickering opened the scoring quickly in the first quarter by moving effici- ently after the opening kickoff. Port Perry was not to be trod upon though, as they immeidately moved back upfield and scored on a pass from Shawn Lackie to Ken Davidson. The extra point was blocked thus making the score 7 - 6 in favour of Pickering. A good defensive battle was waged until midway through the second quarter when Port conceded a single point on a punt deep into the end zone. This made the score 8 - 6 in favour of Pickering. The half ended with no more scoring. Port Perry came out full of fire in the second half and moved the ball well. A field goal by Scott Howsam ended the first drive, making the score 9 - 8 in favour of Port. The defense tightened up in the second half and forced a fumble early on. The offence Sept. 28 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Midget Atom Novice a piece of paper. ools supplies J gas.7528 22985-7605 Chemicals ® Jacuzzi Equipment Kits REGISTRATION Port Perry Minor Hockey Association CLASSIFICATION Juvenile - Born after December 31, - Born after December 31, 1956 Bantam - Born after December 31, 1958 Pee Wee - Born after December 31, - Born after December 31, 1962 - Born after December 31, 1964 Registration Fee - *18" per player (To a maximum of $54.00 per family payable at time of registration.) Parent or Guardian must sign the registration form. Bring your Birth Certificate and have your full Name, Address and Phone Number WRITTEN on rcade moved well, finally scoring on a well-earned 10 yard run by Bill Van Camp. The convert was good and the score read 16 - 8. Pickering moved back late in the fourth quarter and scored on a pass. \ The convert failed, though making the score 16 - 14. Port's defence showed a strong performence in the fourth quarter stopping Pickering on the one yard line three times in a row! Considering the team only practiced for two weeks it played well together and tightened up when the going got rough. Much credit should go to the coaches. Mr. Rodway and Mr. Brandon. Port Perry's next home game is Friday, 28th of September against Ander- son Street of Whitby so let's get out and support the team. VOTE Asselstine - Area Councillor Sept. 29 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 1954 1960 In our showroom we have in stock: Tey SR a ST. ERNE " ~ oe Rom RN Cn Ire WAS, NG - a a a me pm, ew ea "ae oa wt - cr _a Rs el LE ne ar EENGRS ~ . --e, EE 2 ESE SA Ts Cas A 7a SEN wt LEK CIEE oR 3 ey