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Snowmobile Club wins President's Citation by Bruce Luke The annual convention of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs was held recently in Peterborough, April 8, 9, and 10th. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club was one of 7 clubs helping to host the event for the 613 delegates who attended and were representative of the 224 clubs in the Province. It came as a complete surprise when the Board of Directors and assistants chose the Port Perry Snowmobile Club for the highest honor. The President's Citation. This is an award presented an- nually to the club with the most active program for its members and is judged by the submission of a 'scrap-book' as well as club bulletins. Our Vice-President, Bill Harper, was present to receive the trophy on the club's behalf. I'm sure snowmobiling is the last thing on everyone's mind these days, but several dedicated members attended the meeting, Sunday April 17 to cast their vote at the annual elections of the Port Perry Snowmobile Club. Follow- ing are the results: President - Jim Adams; Vice-President - Charlie Harper; Secretary - Carol Adams; Treasurer - Gwen Luke; Membership - Jean Short; Social Director - Marion Lee; Publicity - Bruce Luke; Trails-Signing - Bob Farmer; Grooming Co- ordinator - Ross Short; Maintenance - Bruce Stauffer and Peter Booth; Warden Captain - Bill Harper; C.0.R.S.A. Reps - Mike Baker and Jean Short. Everyone is invited to attend the next and last meeting of the year, Sunday May 1, 3:00 p.m. at the clubhouse on Shirley Road. The meeting will be followed by a pot luck supper. So grab the kids and a casserole and 'come on out' to help us finish off the year. Open House for September courses There will be an Open House for September programs taking place at the Durham Family YM- CA, 269 Queen Street, Port Perry on Thursday, April 21st from 3:30 -5:30 p.m. Our Nursery School operates from September until May and sessions are available Mon- day/Wednesday mornings/after- noons or Tuesday/Thursday mor- nings/afternoons. The hours of operation are 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. or 1:15 - 3:15 p.m. The program is suited for children aged 3-5 years. Our daycare program offers full care 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. We are open year round with the exception of the statutory holidays and we ac- cept children from the ages of 2-9 years. If you would like to register your child or would like more in- formation on these programs please visit our Open House or call 985-0708 for further information. SPRAY PAINTING BARNS -- METAL ROOFS HOUSES -- COTTAGES ALUMINUM SIDING Since 1956 M. 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Star writers have been busy working on their thesis's -- all 15 of them! However, I'm sure you'd rather hear about the past, present, and future events at our school. Two weeks ago, the P.P.H.S. airband competition was held in Gym AB. The finalists were Erica Hiemstra and group as Dead or Alive -- 3rd runner up; Molly and Sarah Morris performing Annie Lennox -- 2nd runner up; Jeff Oke, Mike Grass, Dave Schwann and Mark Barkey as V2 -- 1st run- ner up; and Blair Bailey, Mark Brobbel, and Chris Moore, as the Bee Gees, captured 1st place. The Bee Gees will travel to Pickering this Friday for the next level of competition. Good luck guys! Next, here are just a few "don't forgets' that you should be aware of : 1. Don't forget to bring in your Almond money which was due last week, or else you will find yourself passing time in the of- fice. Yes, this is a threat! 2. Don't forget to bring in your report card slips which are due this week or else you will find yourself passing time in the of- fice. Yes, this is another threat! 3. Don't forget that jackets are on sale until this Thursday and a deposit is required with your order. These lightweight, nylon jackets are great for spring and summer and you can try them on at the display counter in front of the office. See Cheryl Martin or Mandy Martin for more details. 4. This is a double 'don't forget' -- At-Home tickets go on sale on May 2nd for the reasonable price of $16. Also, the At-Home is less than a month away, so please come out to the meetings every Tuesday and Thursday at 3:30 in Gym AB. You LIMIT ONE PER PURCHASE can help to make May 13th the most special evening of your life. 5. Don't forget that the last dance of the year is this Friday, April 22nd and tickets are on sale in front of the office. 6. 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