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¥ox * Port Perry Fairgrounds was another reciplent ofa good cleaning on Saturday, as part of Scugog Township's Pitch in Community pitches in If Port Perry looks a little cleaner, it is thanks to over 1,000 residents who did their part during Pitch-In-Week. The clean-up actually got un- der way two weeks ago, when over 350 R.H. Cornish students picked up huge amounts of gar- bage, and recyclable items in many parts of the town. Last week, May 7-13, official- ly declared as Pitch In Week in the Township of Scugog, brought out a lot of volunteers. "The Ba This group of Port Perry Pathfinders got Invo Pitch in week, by cleaning up the Apple Valley Park. hal group of Port Perry und last week by cleaning up tne area along the causeway. This area has long been a concern of many in this community. Minor baseball got involved by fixing up the diamonds at R.H. Cornish Public School. The Bahai Group of Port perm, undertook a huge chore, by cleaning up the area along the causeway at Highway 7A. Other groups such as the Pathfinders, Guides, Scouts cleaned up the Apple Valley Park, the fairgrounds, the ten- nis courts, and the area around the boatlaunch as well as many others. PRE ertook a tough chore Show and Swap Meet The first annual Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet this past week-end attracted many inter- ested spectators. The event was sponsored by RD Promotions with a purpose of identifying and promoting motorcycle and ATV use as not only a safe means of travel, but as an enjoyable pastime that may be done by individuals of all ages, male and female. The Motorcycle Show was an event of the Canadian Motorcy- cle Association, and was held this past Saturday at the Scu- gog Arena. There were vendors, and dealers selling used and new bikes, as well as parts, for most bikes, and ATV's. There were also vendors selling helmets, and leathers. Other events included a Ride and Shine event, and demon- strations. The demonstrations were put on by the Oshawa Competition Motorcycle Club, and The Amateur Trials Asso- ciation. The Kawartha Region is home to many regular motorcy- clists, and ATV users, and po- tential cyclists, who possess a keen interest in the motorcycle and ATV world. In attempts to arouse and ig- nite interest for the means of travel and pastime in this com- munity, RD Promotions hopes this event is successful in not only strengthening the motor- cycle and ATV community, but also expanding it to all those in- terested. 1