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fend ton AN 2 i i SD A First schedule winners of Ladies Curling. Pictured are (I-r) Mary-Lynn Second schedule winners(l-r) Mary-Lynn West-Moynes, Kathy Chase, West-Moynes, Marilyn Puckrin, Marianne Free, Carolyn Humphrey. Beth Laurie Bray, Lorna Solly, Mike Fowler presents the trophy from first sched- Pereman presents the trophy on behalf of first schedule sponsor Sted- ule ys Fowler-Davies. d Pv a Snowmobile club receives funds to fix trail safer paths for snowmobilers. 'My Ministry supports groups that promote safe, recreational activities for its members," Mr. Black said. 'The end result will be safer trails and a more enjoyable experience for snowmobilers in the Port Perry area.' The Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation will con- tribute $26,487 to improve snowmobile trails in the Port Perry area. Minister Ken Black announced the Participation Development grant for the Port Perry Snowmobile Club April 20th. The funds will be used to buy new trail grooming equipment to maintain 200 km of new and ex- isting trails to meet increased user demand. The new equipment will make wider trails, creating Participation Development is a component of the Ministry's Com- munity Recreation Development Program, aimed at creating more recreation opportunities across Ontario. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ~ Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the The third schedule was sponsored by Homestead Furniture. Winners:(l-r) Debbie Tar- botton, LeeAnn Roth, Merle Wilson, Gale Ballard, sponsor, Barbara Carnegie, sponsor. Ab- sent: Carrie Fielding. Agricultural training for young people ct cts, A -- IN WIN Re ii a SE Agricultural training for young people as well as summer help for farmers will be provided through the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food's Junior Agriculturalist Program once again this year. Under the program, young peo- ple between the ages of 15 to 24, with no farm experience, get the opportunity to work on a farm for eight weeks. They receive $35 a day and have every second weekend off. Host farmers pro- vide room and board and con- tribute $17 a day to the Junior For-us-tree Service P.O. Box 235 Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1Al RALPH W. CAMPBELL Specializing in Removal, Pruning -Fully Insured -Free Estimates (416) 985-4739 KINDERGARTEN - REGISTRATION Tuesday, May Ist - 9 AM to 12 Noon SCUGOG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 166 Simcoe Street South, Prince Albert For the love of your child ... Christian Education CALL THE SCHOOL OFFICE... 985-3741 Mobile Phone (416) 433-7410 Agriculturalist training fund. Last year the program was very successful, with 130 students working primarily on livestock oriented farms, and also on crop and fruit and vegetable produc- tion farms throughout the pro- vince. The Junior Agriculturalist Program has been running for 19 years and it has proven beneficial to both the participating farmers and students. The program starts June 25 and runs to August 17. Applications are now being accepted. Applica- tion forms can be obtained at local OMAF offices and agricultural employment centres. Ladies bowling Wednesday Night Ladies April 18 Team Standings: Orchids 38, Lillies 35, Roses 31, Pansies 29, Tulips 27, Daisies 8. High Single: Margot Brain 251. High Single With Handicap: Darla Goreski 285. High Triple: Brenda Appleby 600. High Triple With Handicap: Agnes Smith 676. Games Over 200: Margot Brain 251, Darla Goreski 230, Rita Beaton 214, Krissy Tripp 214, Brenda Appleby 212, JoAnn Newell 210, Ann Aldridge 202, 203. Triples Over 550: Brenda Ap- pleby 600, Rita Beaton 588, Beth Oke 570, Margot Brain 550. PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 MIDNITE MADNESS SALE Friday, April 27th from 7:30 PM to Midnight On All Our LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT See this model on display ... NOMA ET L we Sh JER NY po \ Q : x Y ARI id J A --Ta 3 REN ! | SA Aw al ¢ 1] RS, : Corner of Winchester & Thickson Road BROOKLIN, ONTARIO (416) 655-8401