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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" ATV Show to be held this weekend Snowmobile and ATV enthu- siasts from all over Ontario are eagerly anticipating the open- ing of the Toronto Internation- al Snowmobile and ATV Show on Friday, Sept. 20. The show officially opens the 1992 season when major Onta- rio Dealers unveil the new product lines from Arctic Cat, olaris, Ski-doo, Yamaha, Hon- da and Suzuki. Giant displays showcasing all of these exciting roducts set the scene for the argest, most exciting show of its kind presented in Canada. The Show runs for three days and will be held at the Metro East Trade Centre's new Show Building in Pickering, Ontario. Located on Brock Road just north of the 401 (exit #399 off the 401), the Trade Centre is easily accessible and provides The new ATVs are tougher, more technically advanced, with exciting colors and graph- ics, while their users are ex- panding with the introduction of add-on components of all de- scriptions, ATVs are used by hunters, farmers and an ever- increasing number of sports- men and fun-seekers. If you belong to a snowmobile club or are looking to join one, free, paved parking for over - LY 4,000 cars. Spectators will be treated to a wide variety of exhibits en- compassing all aspects of snow- mobiling and ATV enjoyment, - And for the first time, the prod- ucts seen at the show can be purchased right then and there, with many being offered at special show prices. This is the place to get set for the 1992 season with all you need to shop for available under one roof. Products on display include everything from helmets and all-weather clothing, $0 perfor. mance parts, trailers, safety ac- essories, and 'even: snow-- grooming equipment. The ever- increasing popularity of all ter- «rain vehicles (ATVs is seen in the wide variety of products © available at this year's show. Scores (Photo by Port Perry Snowmobile Club.) Snowmobile Club, Besides helpi the show to run smoothly, they will also have a club display with the theme of snowmobile safety and driver training. Racers, race teams, and race associations are also a big part of the show. The public will have a chance to meet and talk to some of Canada's top snow- mobile racers and check out Friends get together to enjoy the fun of snowmobiling and the beauty of nature on Ontario's extensive trail system. you'll be pleased to know there are many well established en- thusiastic clubs exhibiting. The clubs are very community minded, well organized and ex- tremely dedicated to their -_sport. "Their members are more than willing to talk about the benefits of belonging to a snow- mobile club. This year's official Host Club is the Port Perry from all the lanes Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Standings: Cherries 12, Pineap- ples 9, Peaches 8, Plums 5, © Oranges 4, Pears 4. Over 200: Carol Koch 213, 244, 258, Caron Weber 215, Marg Lee 299, 262, Gerri Langille 227, 212, Norma Tower 216, Joani Fletcher 236, 202, Dolores. Miles 215, Audrey Brown 229, Barb Bisschop 255, 214. Over 600: Carol Koch 715, Marg Lee 724, Barb. Bisschop 614. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Over 200: L.. Hughes 201, 1. Har- diman 215, L.. Wilson 206, M. Can- non 241, J. Fleming 215, 211, K. Campbell 207. Tuesday Night Mens September 10 Team Standings: Team 5 - 12, Team 3 - 10, Team 2 - 9, Team 6 -7, Team 4 - 4, Team 1 - 0. High Single: Harold McLaughlin 283. High Single With Handicap: Roy Werry 306. High Triple: Harold McLaughlin 707. High Triple With Handicap: Roy Werry 771. 215 & Over: Roy Werry 258, Harold McLaughlin 283, John Criscione 220, Bill Ruesink 273, Gerry Louvelle 247, Glenn Squires 240/245, Trevor Mollon 215, 253, "Kevin Martin 221, David Booth 261. 600 & Over: Roy Werry 627, Harold McLaughlin 707, Kevin Martin 612, David Booth 647, Glenn Squires 626, Trevor Mollon 615, Bill Ruesink 625, Gerry Louvelle 643. Leatherdale late model sportsman track champ Daryl Leatherdale, 20, of Blackstock was crowned the Late Model Sportsman track champion at Mosport Interna- tion Speedway on Sunday, Sept. 15. It was a close battle all year between three drivers, Leath- erdale, Randy Slack and Stu Robinson Jr. of Hollands Land- ing. "§ catherdale won Sunday on the one half mile oval paved track bringing his point total for the season to 1270. Stu Robinson finished sec- ond, 17 points out and Randy Slack finished third. their wild racing sleds. You will also want to check out the An- tique and Classic Snowmobile display and see some of the ma- chines that starteditall. In addition, the show pro- vides a central Feature Area' where Show attendees can en- joy live music, listen to racer in- terviews, see the fashion shows being presented by Choko De- signs, or generally relax and meet up with friends and fami- ly members in this nature set- ting of trees, plants, and bench- © s. Show hours are : Friday, 12 noon-10 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. For further show informa- tion call (416) 427-4201. NIE Wn N72 SKATE SALE Bauer 2000 CCM 451 $200." pius tax I LL LL LL A A LA A IM AAT AN INTERNATIONAL SNOW & ATVSHOW NAPPY. gl VALENTIN TRADE CENTRE PICKERING PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 17, 1991 - 31 Port Perry Snowmobile Club official Pine Ridge Skating host of International Snowmobile, School ends year Pine Ridge Skating School has just finished its 10th successful power skating school. This year over 125 skaters took part, in- cluding a team of ringette and atom players. - Now the regular winter season classes are almost ready to begin. This years classes include classes for pre-schoolers, power skaters and adults. The adult classes begin on October 1, with all other classes beginning during the week of October 8th. Kiddy Kapers is a learn-to- skate program for 3-6 year olds. This program teaches the fun- damentals of skating in a fun at- mosphere. Two classes are available: Wednesday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., and Tues- day afternoons from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. These classes are taught by Michael Sanderson and Hilary Simpson. ) Two power skating sessions are available. Tuesday afternoons from 4-4:30 p.m. is for skaters 5-10 years of age. The early morning session is on Wednesdays from 7:15 to 8:15 a.m. Both of these ses- sions are coached' by Michael Sanderson. The Adult Recreational Skating program meets twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10 to 11 a.m. This is also coached by Michael Sanderson and Hilary Simpson. Private lessons are available. This class is a great way to get in shape and have a fun, social morning. More information is available by phoning 852-3884 or 852-6292. In- formation on the adult recrea- tional classes can be found by phoning 852-6002. When business Is good, it pays to advertise... When business Is bad, you've got to advertise! SATELLITE TV SYSTEMS SALES & SERVICE "PHIL BRANTON Call 885-4575 General Electronics » Houston Tracker * Uniden « Echostar BAY VIONID VINYL SIDING orscon SERIO onan ALSO ... Soffit, Seamless Eavestroughing, Shutters & A Complete Line of Metal Siding 30004 Hwy. 48, PEFFERLAW 599 Steven Court, NEWMARKET 416-836-1033 Kinsmen Club of Port Perry wish to thank the following Local Businesses for their donations to our 4th Annual Golf Tournament. 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