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Lov XO) %0". oe RN -% > Doe Ae Foor Fx oo Re VJ < 2 1°) (24 O oS "DE fr A 2 (3) RY o : he " 3 LEE : Ve " (© A . < REY - May Raby of Port-Perry returned home from the . Ontario Bowling Championships this weekend carry- ing a set of golf clubs and a plaque that says she's the second top bowler in her class in the province. She won the second spot in the Carling-O'Keefe Classic competitions in Windsor where she represented the region. As well as the golf clubs, she was awarded an all-expenses paid trip to Regina, April 15, where she'll compete in the nationals. : OLDSMOBILE L. Cc 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7351 Winter's when you really tind out why you gought a ravely. Your Gravely doesn't hibernate when winter comes. Just attach the hefty SnowDozer blade and roll snow off driveways and sidewalks. And come spring, your Gravely can do a host of garden and lawn jobs for you. Ask for a free demonstration. YWotors SINCE 1919 2. RICHTER & SONS EQUIPMENT LTD. 12 Heritage Rd. Ste 5 MARKHAM 294-1407 EC GRAVELY IN LIKE NOBODY ELSE. Marathon game to raise money Kevin Knight; Mike Adderly Rick Cooper; Ralph Shaw; Jeff Kroonenberg; Charles Olliffe; Shawn Lackie; Dale 'McQuade; Steve Geer. Ref. Bill Graham. It'll be fund-raising with a difference at the Port Perry Arena on April 12 and 13, That's when some 23 young people will stage a 24-hour marathon hockey game to raise money for the new Scugog Community Arena effort. "We don't have a target figure," said Doug- Culbert; . one of the boys planning the event. "We'll just try and collect as much money as possible." @ Efforts at getting sponsors has hardly begun; and the boys are at p getting pledge cards 3 The ga tart at 3 p.m en Apr ere will be five minute braaks every Local, hour, and occasional breaks for ice flooding. A number of local business: and individuals have offered help with such things as refreshments and fgod. The boys won't have to pay for the ice time, for example. As far.as Doug knows, nothing like a hockey mara- thon game has every been attempted. "I looked in the book of records, and they have nothing on it at all," he said. No matter, think members of the new arena committee. The money will be welcome. Involved in the project are: Doug Culbert, goal; Merle Shewaga, goal; Rick ub raises Snowarama *5,000 By Zoe Rohrer The general membership meeting of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club was held Sunday evening in the Scout Hall. : Although the snowmobil- ing conditions have not been very good lately, the club has still been busy. The members who partici- pated in Snowarama have pretty well recovered from "their hundred mile trip. Their efforts brought in ap- proximately $5,000.00 for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. Club trophies for the most money raised is pledges were presented to Teddy Quinn and Willy Houthuys. The snowmobile drag races were also a great success this year, thanks to the work of many club mem- bers. The next event coming up. for the club is a cookout, this coming Sunday, March 21st at the West Shore Marina. Perhaps there will be more snow by then. . Saturday night, March 27, is the big night when club members and friends will grease back their hair, pull up their bobby-socks, pin up their pony tails and head for INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 0- 5 Years -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry Phone 985-7306 the second annual Graffitti Dance, at the Catholic Church Hall. Prizes will be awarded for the best cost- umes. This dance is open to the public and tickets may be purchased from any execu- 'tive member of the Snowmo- bile Club. Plans were also discussed at the meeting for those planning to attend the con-' vention for the Ontario Fed- eration of Snowmobile Clubs in London on April 9, 10 and +11. All the snowmobile clubs in Ontario who belong to the Federation will be sending delegates to this convention. This season is coming to an end for snowmobileing but plans are already being made for next year. The" executive for the 1976-77 season was elected Sunday evening with the results being as follows: President Doug Buller; Vice President Dave Ballingall; Secretary Jean Short; Treasurer Elaine Willerton; Member- ship Frank Pomery; Public- ity Zoe Rohrer; Trails Jim Woodcock, Jim Coates; Special Events Bill Harper; Property Paul Pearsell; C.0.R.S.A. Representatives Don McCully, Rick Payne. These people will be work- ing hard next year to keep the Port Perry Snowmobile Club one of the best clubs in Ontario. Rahm; Steve Mcintyre; Tom Perigoe; Rick Hope; Rob Kroonenberg; Paul Beare; Randy Knight; Ted Willis; Dave Harris; John Robertson; Doug Olliffe; CALL US HOME HEAT KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005". 4 - PORT PERRY ' & 274 ROSA ST. LOUIS J. DEKOKER AND SON LTD. - ABATTOR - R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. -- (705) 324-5794 é / o Beef Killed Specializing in Custom Killing Cutting & Wrapping 10° Ib. o Quick Freezing (available at 02° Ib. extra) o Government Inspected *8.00 nm "Jw yes Florist ___ 16 Water Street, Port Perry Phone 985-2525 Beef Slaughtered on Tues.& Friday's Pork on Wednesday by Appointment Only SAVE *4.00 SUBMIT THIS COUPON AND SAVE. *4* ON THE SLAUGHTER OF ONE BEEF. Offer good until April 30, 1976. INTRODUCTORY OFFER Bonsai Tree Kits Grow It Yourself Miniature Trees. Kit includes tree, pot, soil, nutrient & instructions. WEDNESDAY to SATURDAY MARCH 17 to 20, 1976 % off Canadiana Pottery Ives are Exclusive Dealers for this area. Also Haegar Pottery Mexican Pottery & Wicker lL BR J <« J 6 » < J < J 8 ® & SEEN J L3 J * L} € ( B ¥ L 4 © J