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wo F0--Sougog Citizen -- Tuesday , September 33,1008 om $14 M. for snow trails The Ontario government will provide $14 million over the next equipment purchases will be subsidized at a,50 per cent level three years to develop from an additional $6.4 million bile trails in the p fund from the province. The announcement was made at These programs will be the recent annual ion of istered by the Ministry of the Ontario Federation of Tourism and Recreation and Mari eam: will soon arion of the Port Perry Club attended the convention an be available at MTR offices. said later the announcement of the $14 million is great news for clube all over Ontario. She said the Port Perry club will take advantage of the grant opportunity if necessary. The Club has just over 200 KM of trails that must be maintained the groomed on a regular basis. The $14 million will be used for snowmobile trail rehabilitation and construction. Clubs will be The Port Perry Club is taking an active role in the International Snowmobile And ATV Show coming up October 2, 3, 4 at the International Centre, 6900 Airport Road in Toronto. This is a great chance to see what's new for 93 in snowmobiles, ATV's and all kinds of outdoor products and accessories. Marion Lee this year is one 21 people in Ontario qualifiedeps able to apply for grants from this Master Instructors with the fund to cover 75 per cent of the OFSC Driver cost of work. Grooming Department. Training .INTERNATIONAL BARTER NETWORK WELCOMES ¥{ YOU, YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY TO OUR FIRST ANNUAL MONTE CARLO NIGHT FOR CHARITY .m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1992 JACKSONS HALL, 17-1610 McEWEN DRIVE, WHITBY FEE $10.00 TRADE OR CASH includes GOURMET BUFFET and CHAMPAGNE (cash/trade bar) DRESS: SEMI FORMAL to FORMAL ALL PROCEEDS TO BE DONATED TO 'HEGEAS CANCER CAMP FOR CHILDREN STABLES AT GREYSTONE a A a tea, RESTAURANT RR. #2, SHIRLEY ROAD PORT PERRY, ONTARIO (416) 985-1598 Horselovers everywhere will enjoy our unique dining experience. "Stables At Greystone' is situated on a 100 acre equestrian centre. Our dining room provides you with three viewing windows overlooking the indoor riding arena. The licensed patio offers the option of outdoor dining during the summer months. "Stables" menu has been designed to suit every palate. We offer a variety of entrées including Blackened Red Snapper, Filet Mignon and Homemade Chili to name a few. Our daily specials compliment our regular fare. "Stables At Greystone" is pleased to accommodate your dining needs, whether it be coffee and dessert from our extensive dessert tray), that special dinner, or beverages at our English style bar. At our-tustomers' request "Stables" now hosts a Sunday Brunch from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 pm. and a Sunday Evening Buffet beginning at 5:00 p.m. till 9:00 p.m. Reservations are not necessary, but it is always nice to know you are coming. We are normally iosed for lunches buc will gladly accommodate parties of 10 or more with advance notice. lope to see you-soon! Judy & Peter a successful first season in the Durham Ladies Fastball League as they Scugog Angels completed won the B division Sunday night over Oshawa Mackies. (See story). Team members front from left: Plerre Leduc, Ann Gordon, Terry Childs, Gena Spence, Joyce Parkinson, Lisa Best and Jennifer Smith. , manager Don Hearst. in the back from left: coach Colin Wackstt, Nancy McConnell, Tracy Smith, Kim Stewart, Jackie Dempster, Jan Towns, coach lan Morgan. Not present for photo;.Jane Thornton, Lori Winter, Michelle Reader, Brenda Elford, Strong defense, solid pitching stake Angels to B crown The Scugog Angels are the B Division champs in the Durham Ladies Fastball League, thanks to a thrilling 2-1 victory over Oshawa Mackies Sunday evening in Port The win gave the Angels the _ best of three series two games to one. Defense was solid for the Angels as evidence by the low score and the team got a superb effort on the pitching mound from Jackie Dempster who tossed a five hitter at the Oshawa Both teams had. scoring chances, but often came away empty-handed. In the fifth inning Lairs singled and advanced on put-out before stealing third base. She scored on another infield out, but from that point on the Angels were able to shut the Mackies down. Nancy McConnell, with two "out, stroked a triple, then scored on an Ann Gordon single to tie the game at one each in the bottom of the fifth. Terry Childs got her second hit of the game, a double, but was left on base. But in the bottom of the 7th, Joyce Parkinson led off with a single. She was erased at second on a fielder's choice by Tracy Smith, but was moved to third on a single by McConnell. After Gordon flied out to centre field, Smith scored on the catch to give the Angels the run they needed for the victory. The team was short-staffed due to four players being away at school, but the girls were still ablg to come up with the victory. It was a great first season for the Angels, and the players, coaches and management wish to thank all the fans who came out to support the squad, as well as the sponsors who helped make it all possible. 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