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rT 3 AWG AL Ck HMAC REE TE, EOEALE WS ROAR CERN | EO as a 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., April 1, 1981 | Last week was ! Spring Brea and the kids from Scugog's I Se . schools had a ball taking advantage of the early warm weather. A oo SA ' = a re YL Fp A boy can never resist the temptation to climb a tree, so when a - large maple tree was-cut down in Prince Albert, nine year-old Jeremy Douglas and his friend Jim Fryza (bottom left) spent part of their holiday in a world of make-believe, climbing through its branches. Spring is the time for cleaning up the yard and young Lori Smith of Port Perry helped her father rake and burn leaves over the March * break. ' y Mark and Michael Vessy of Beardmore, Ontario were visiting their grand parents in Oshawa last week and during their slay toured the Purple Woods Conservation Area south of Port Perry to discover the secrets of maple-sugar production. Here they peek into a sap bucket to eye the contents. : Son : LUA SNR . A AY a. Ugh > hd wh 0 AD, Rg £1 These young lads were caught by the camera as they climbed over a fence by the old ball park at the lakefront. PRI - - CAN) \ y