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pm ------ LAE XTX Sad qth ' A 3 » -- EEE VERT IRE APRS sdadoinsdedwnssbii sidan, * Snowmobile Club elects Jrs. open season May 21 Bill Harper, president ® A general membership meeting of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club was held Sunday. May 12th, at the Port Perry Scout Hall. The Club. which just recently recived its Charter, held their annual elections with the following directors elec- ted for the 1974-75 season: President - William Har- New Arena (continued) consult several firms: "get them lined up and look at their plans before deciding." What council wants to decide on is the size of the complex, the nature - simple or elaborate, the site and most important the cost before they commit themselves. Council finally tabled the motion and requested the Clerk J.N. Brodie to prepare a list of firms to be contacted for suggested plans before a decision is taken. per: Vice-President Erie Donnelly: Secretary - Jean Short: Treasurer Donna Donnelly; Membership Di- recotr Shay Harper; Publici- ty Director - Herb Payne; Entertainment Director Betty Gray: 2nd Trail Direc- tor Peter Hurd: Properly Director Ross Short. Also serving as directors and completing their two year term are Maurice Pellétier as 1st Trail Direc- tor Willy Houtbuys as Spec- ial Events Director. A discussion was held re- garding the formation of a Snowmobile Association con- sisting of Snowmobile Clubs in the Oshawa-Bowmanville - Brooklin - Port Perry Area. Each club will mark and map oul exisiting trails and endeavor to link the trails together. A meeting of each of the Club's Directors is to take place in Oshawa on the 15th of May. Later in May a meeting will be held for all Club Members that would like to join the Association. } GET A GREAT THING GOING "SPRING SPECIAL 1974 17' GLENELLE TRAILER Regularly Sells for $3,100 GLENELLE Get your own great thing going with Glenelle. Designed for the economy-minded buyer, Glenelle isn't skimpy on essentials like conveni- ence, style and.quality. Travelling with Glenelle is a great way to discover the great Canadian out- doors. Get a great thing going with Glenelle! ALL GLENELLE RECREATIONAL VEHICLES ARE FULLY CSA CERTIFIED. "NORTH BROCK | MOTOR SALES MANCHESTER 985-3372 Hwy. 12 One mile north of Manchester. APN __clendale corporation J VanCamp Construction Juniors Softball ball team is ready and waiting to start the "74 season. The South Ontario League schedule is due to begin the week of May 20th and the first Home game for the local club should be May 21st at 8:30 p.m. This date has not yet been confirmed as the schedules have not arrived but watch for posters in the local stores for the opening game of the season. The management and coaching staff are still busy holding the final practises and setting the opening line- up. AS The opening line-up will have Neil McLaughlin behind the plate, with Laurie Williams doing the pitching; Doug Christie will be at first base with Rick Campbell at second and Ken Davidson at third. The shortstop position is undecided with Rob Monroe and Bent Heard both battling for the position and both Condemns hockey violence Scugog councillors voiced their concern Monday night about the growing violence in junior and amateur hockey. The discussion followed a letter from the Regional Municipality of Peel and Brampton Council reques- ting endorsement by Scugog Council for a resolution pro- testing the "apparent lack of control and physical violence' allowed at the O.H.A. Junior B Final first game between the Bramalea Blues and the Hamilton Red Wings." Council felt that violence needs to be curbed if hockey is to remain a sport. The resolution was endorsed. QGRAVELY. mows , MOST Bn EVERYTHING/j i Gravely 7.6 HP Custom Swiftamalic Tractor with 30" / Rotary Mower and Riding Sulky = E23 3 dd LAWNS TO ROUGH WEEDS AND UNDERGROWTH eo Swivel action mower attachment follows ground contour. eo All-gear, steel-shaft drive from engine to mowing blade. e Instant forward-neutral- reverse tractor action for easy handling. e Use sulky attachment to ride in level areas, detach and walk for maneuverability. eo Wide variety of attachments for gardening, lawn care, and snow removal. FREE COUNSELING We'll help you match the equipment to the job with a wide selection of tractors, accessories, and features. Come in and talk it over, try em out today! * OTTO RICHTER & SONS Locust Hill, Ontario 11th Line South of Hwy 7? Bus: 293.1457 \ WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL during the season and in the play-oll beng very impressive at the carly practises the outhield will have Grant McLaughhn in center field with a great battle for the other two positions be tween Ron Redmond, Steve Cochrane, Roger Holtby and Brian Smith. The remainder of this year's team should make one of the strongest units in junior competion in this area. and should make a good account of it's self Squirts, Tykes, Bantams, Pee Wees begin workouts All squirt age boys are asked to report to the Legion diamond on Tuesday and Thursday night for assign- ment to a team. Squirt is under 11 years. Any parents wishing to help out would be most welcome. The Pee Wee age boys should report to the Legion diamond on Wednesday night. This age group is, under 13 years. The Bantam boys team are, "a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 15th, 1974 -- 19 Seagrave news the 5th anniversary banquet of the Lake Scugog Histor cal Society at Conway Gar dens on Saturday night. As Jou know this group_is in tensely interested in the fate of the old Port Perry Town Hall so arrangements have been made for a tour through the hall on Sunday, May 26 at 3 p.m. Be there and see what all this controversey 1s about Virtue has its rewards sometimes anyway. Rev. Milton Sanderson who is quite well-known here as well as in the Blackstock area, is about to complete 50 years in the church's minis- try and also 50 years of married life. With this in mine, 5 churches in the Toronto Presbytery in which r. Sanderson had served arranged a very special ser- vice on May 5th. This was followed by a huge social gathering at which the Sandersons were pre- sented a new car, 2 expense paid (rips and numerous smaller gifts. . On Thursday, May 9th, Region 1, U.C.W. of Lindsay Presbytery met in our church for their rally. There were aboul 90 women pre- sent from the 8 churches in the south west corner of the presbytery. Morning session which met at 100 clock deaht mainly with busiess. There were greetings trom Mrs Beacock of Seagrave and from the Presbhyterial group reports. roll call and election reports. roll call and election of ofhicers for 1975. Mrs B Wanamaker will be in charge next year with Mrs Hadden of Pinedale next in line. Worship was conduc- ted by Plesant PL. ladies and a discussion period led by Mrs. Bill Hewelt a co-worker at the Distress Centre in Toronto. After lunch the ladies lis- tened to two addresses and music by the Little Britain group. The first speaker was Miss Annie Yeo of Uxbridge who had as her topic *"*Miss- ion Work in Africa." Miss Bessie Lane of the Christian [Education Department in Toronto spoke on her work. CA final word 1-H members will please re- member their meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. and everyone remember the UC. W. auction on Saturday at 1 p.m. Cancer is not one disease but a group of diseases characterized by the dis- organized and unregulated growth, of abnormal body cells. working out on Monday nights at the Lake. Front. Coach Doug Scott has about 21 boys at this time. FREE VENEREAL DISEASE CLINIC Oshawa Tuesday & Thursday - 4:30 p.m. For information telephone 723-8521 C.C. Stewart M.D., D.P.H. Medical Officer of Health " The Juvenile girls have been working out each Wed- nesday night at the Lake Front. It appears that the girls may operate a Midget girls team also this season. The tyke players age 5 to 8 years will start on Monday, May 27 at the Lake Front Park. This series is the starter series for the boys and they will play one night each week. Any person's who wish to help out should contact Vin Walker at ' 985-7126. Don't Worry - Be Sure! PORT PERRY are pleased to announce that we will be having our SAILBOATS FOR RENT Starting: Saturday, May 18th . on south shore of Lake Scugog near the rear of "Port Tavern" These sailboats are completely unsinkable and can be sailed by any age group with or without previous experience. "Bring out the whole family for fun™. RATES: $3.00 per hour $10.00 half day $15.00 all day Weekend Rates Available ADVANCE BOOKINGS . 985-7356 BRS Ney Bord ith