The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

4-H members from Manitoba on an exchange; visit are (front from left) Lindsay Radcliffe, Karen Bugg, Darfa Shanon, Kim Anderson, Jaime Wray. In the back from left Shelley Holliday, co-ordinator from Durham East, Heather Rogers, Adam Boulanger, Judy Dithle, Marc Boulanger, Laurie Renwick and chaperone Liewella Anderson. See story. \ 'Chase for points hot at Mosport It's getting down to the wire with only a half dozen Saturday nights to go, the point chase is really heating up in all three regular Mosport International Speedway Divisions, including Street Stock, Late Models and Thundercars. Humpty Dumpty night, July 24, proved to be an awesome night of racing in all three divisions. The competitors showed no signs. of slowing down. The action was intense, and as competitive as when the season started. In Street Stock Division, the Browns of Willowdale picked up where they left off last week (July 17) by taking command of the first two early evening heats. Graham grabbed Heat #1 while Dwight led the assault on Heat #2. Their Streak was halted only temporarily by an all too familiar name around Mosport International Speedway when Andy Warbutton of Oshawa decided he was going té win the third heat, Brown came back like a bat out of hell to take the win in the final heat before the finals. In the feature, some more familiar names ran real well and ended up in victory circle. Joe Malette of Oshawa grabbed the win while Duke Paul, also of Oshawa grabbed second ai ®Glen Fricker of Pickeffng grabbed third. The Face had. lots of good spins and hard" charges: An Late Model Division, there " were four different winners in each of the early evening heats. * They included Gary Mead of Orillia taking Heat #1. Dave Taylor of Port Perry grabbing Heat #2, Rod Sauder, also of Port Perry, capturing Heat #3 and 'Bart Adams, of Oro Station, winning Heat #4. In the feature, Ken Paston of Caledon was unstoppable as he grabbed the win and the victory lap around the track. ( Battling Paston, and trying to ~stay close to him was Sauder, who settled for second and in third was Mead. The race was very competitive, a few bumps and grinds here and there but otherwise very enjoyable to watch. ! If hundercar Division, as was reported last week, "Old Faithful" was at it again. The name Royce Jones of Frazerville seems to be unbeatable in the feature races this year. Ld Well, this week he grabbed another win, while Doug Todgham of Oshawa had to settle for second and Derek Henderson, also of Oshawa, finished third. In the early evening heats, Jones captured Heat #1, Todgham grabbed Heat #2, Bob Kish of Oshawa took Heat #3, while Todgham again grabbed Heat #4. X Racing continues next week, Sdturday July 31, when it is Becker's Night. =" All at Guaranteed Low Prices! wy" Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, July 27, 1993 -- 25 - Durham East 4-H members on exchange to Manitoba by Heather McCrae Ten 4-H members from the 'Melita District in Manitoba have recently returned home from a nine day exchange visit with affiliates of the Durham East 4-H Club. * The_ purpose for these exchanges is for 4-H members, between 14-18 years, to experience rural life in another part of Canada while making new friends . and having some fun along the way. Shelley Holliday, a leader with the Durham East 4-H Farm Safety and Sheep Clubs made the exchange application to the 4-H Council last year. To make the trip a reality the Club members held their own fundraising projects in the form of cheese sales and car washes and sponsorships were gratefully obtained from Utica/Evergreen Farm Equipment and the Agricultpral Employment Services branch in Port Perry. Arriving on June 29, the Manitoba visitors d up with their host families and on their first day enjoyed the sights in and around Niagara Falls. " Closer to home, the visitors enjoyed a day of sight-seeing in Toronto which included the climbing of the CN Tower, a { short shopping spree at the Eaton Centre, dinner at the Organ Grinder, followed by a game at the Dome where they watched the Chicago White UNITED CARPET. Largest Carpet Selection In Scugog Township and a member of the largest carpet HOM AD by Ballard & Carnegie LW. FA EAST - PORT PERRY 985-2451 or 985-2157 i FAMOUS Levolore & S * VENETIANS PLEATED SHADES THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM { NEW HOURS of OPERATION FOR LANDFILL & RECYCLING SITES PEast Sox trounce the Jays. Locally, everyone enjoyed tours of Windfield Farms, the Gerrit Apple Farm in Bowmanville, the Tyrone Mil and attended a 4-H meeting which inluded a tour of the Agrico Fertilizer plant in Cavan. On the final night (July 7) of their visit, the visitors participated in an annual 4-H competition, "Go For The Gold." hosted by the Durham 4-H Clubs and "submitted a team in this event. The hosts and hostesses from 'Durham East were Dianne Bowman, Sara Chornish, Brad Found, Heather Goulding, Heather Malcolm, Michael Metcalf, Paula Pascoe, Karen Swain, Tom Tamblyn and Marlene Wotten. These people, along with Shelley as chaperone, will be leaving for Manitoba on July 28 and returning on August 5. . So, what did our Manitoba visitors think of our province? They summed their visit up as "great, and loved the scenery," although Ontario has "too many hills." They especially enjoyed their visits to Toronto and Niagara Falls. They also feel we're very fortunate, as where they live the towns are few and far between and it's not only an hour's drive to pick strawberries but also it's a 1 1/2 hour's drive to the nearest McDonald's. The Lions Club of Port Perry would like to thank the following for their generous support of our vy. Port Perry Firefighters, Port Perry Ambulance, Durham egional Police, Randy Dowson Water Haulage, Irwin Smith Music, D.J. Taylor Insurance, fen Murray Electric, Port Perry Star, Forder-Parks Insurance, Ken Edwards Automotive Service, Lawuy-Taylor Ford-Mercury, Scala Bros. Auto Wreckers, Scugog Island Marina, Remax Scugog Realty, Dowson's Valu-mart, Royal Bank, Port Perry IGA, Willy & Son Small Engine Marine, Emmerson Insurance, Utica Farm Equipment, Jerry's Truck Service, Scugog Rentals, Rick's Barber Shop, Barry's Chips, Coffeetime Donuts, Opper's Aluminum & Vinyl, Ray's Towing, Classic Hot Dogs. The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer and Recycling Sites will be open Tuesday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, effective July 1st, 1993. The sites will be closed "Sundays, Mondays and all holidays. VA. SILGAILIS, PENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS RR#2, SHIRLEY RD,, PORT PERRY 985-1598 OPEN EVENINGS for DINNER 6 PM fo 11 PM OPEN SUNDAYS yom 11 AM fo 9 PM; Closed ond Tuesdays