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NEA Total pinfall winners in the 7:00 P.M. Monday rr v Important meeting on May 5 \ DED Bt RU By a k ' ¥ ' of i "ont NS ye PE ESET Se SRE a vet ns nA FEE A ARSE Np rand sini a i tana) AR dad 4" i £4 § gris ) rave oh ! ba g ; oe V0 eA - LY MSA MN ESE | EA DELLBNIY LAPIN STIR SERIE ARIF PIF oh Be RYLEY or ead ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 21, 1982 -- 15 Tennis club ready for new season The Port Perry Tennis . Club is now getting ready for another busy season on the courts. Although the weather recently has been anything but soring-like, there is at least one net in place at the Port Perry courts. For all members and those interested in joining the club this year, there will be an important meeting May 5th, "at Town Hall 1873, getting Few changes in moose hunt rules for 1982 Ontario moose hunters will be subject to the same seasons and regulations in 1982 as applied in 1981 - with a very few exceptions, Ont- ario Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope annouc- ed recently. One of the changes to this year's moose program will be the introducation of "selective harvesting" in the Tweed District in Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) 61. This will grant hunters (groups of two or three who share one animal) the right to hunt only bulls of any age and calves born in 1982. Adult females will be pro- tected, thus ensuring the productivity and quality of the herd. Controlled hunts will con- tinue in WMU 23 (Hearst District) and WMU 31 (Chapleau District). Quality Night Ladies League are, back left: Monica Taylor and Renee Beare. Front left, Terry MacDonald, Terry Louvelle and Ruth Davidge. The Canadian Automotive Museum will open its doors to the public on Sunday April 25, when it hosts Oshawa's Central Collegiate Dixieland Band for an afternoon of nostalgic music. The museum will be Total pinfall winners for the 9:00 P.M. League are: back left, Colleen Kozak, Shirley Ash and Joann oping a Hunter. Front left, Reta Saunders, Elma Vernon and to the 1982 national competi- Corinne Watts. : ' tions to be held in Hamilton, d The ladies of the Monday Night Bowling Leagues held their annual banquet and awards night last Saturday at the Rec Centre in Blackstock. Among the award winners were: back left, Renee Beare, H.S.; France Venning, H.T.; Gail Wallace, H.T.; and May Raby H.T. From the 9:00 o'clock schedule winners were: front left, Vivian Rider, H.S.; H.T.; Sheri Metcalf, H.S.; Sandy Greenwood, H.S. H.T.; and Corinne Watts, H.T. hunts have resulted from this program and the re- duced harvest has brought about an increase in herd size - the Hearst District herd inventory is up 20 per cent. An open season will be held in Algonquin Region WMUs 45-50 and 53-60, as is. tra- ditional every second year. In addition to archery hunts in WMUs 7A, 23A, 29A and 384A, an archery hunt for residents has been establish- ed for Thunder Bay District WMU 13. It will run from September 20 to October 3, before the regular season opens. For further information, moose hunters should con- sult the 1982 hunting sum- mary which will be available before the fall season, or contact their local MNR district office. Auto museum fo open this Sunday Ont. on May 18th. Last year this group competing in the national competitions in Edmonton, Alberta, brought home a national champion- ship for Oshawa and their schoo]. Gordon Bracket, general manager of the museum said "The open house is two-fold, it will give area residents who missed our open house at Christmastime the chance to see the changes that have been made at the museum in recent months as well as allow the public a chance to hear this group of youngsters who represented our city in national competition. The atmosphere of the museum and the nostalgic music of the '20's should provide for a' very entertaining after- noon."' There will be no admission charged for this event. First aid Immediate treatment is available to an injured worker if there are trained First Aiders on the job. St. John Ambulance says prompt treatment of an injury can minimize the harm it does and promote recovery. It can reduce the time an employee is lost to this firm because of injury. OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 underway at 8:00 p.m. Memberships will be avail- able at this meeting; there vill be a discussion about the vians for re-surfacing the courts; a film on the 1980 Wimbledon Finals, a lucky draw and refreshments. If tennis is your game, plan to attend this meeting. Anyone joining the club prior to May 15, will pay the same fees as in 1981. After May 15, the fees will increase slightly. Also at the May 5th meeting, there will be regis- tration for the various in- struction programs. Stan Murray, the tennis pro in past years, is now working full time in Toronto and unable to teach here this year. 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