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o FOI RAS p> SS 7 ¥ Ee So fe AN a i 2 Sports La) - 'AT PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 5, 1975 -- 21 Area skaters win four medals ~ Skating honours from left; Joy and *"'Heather Johnston, Pam Kennedy Kim Owen A gold, two silvers, and a bronze medal were earned by Port Perry area skaters, Sunday, February 23, at inter-club competitions in Whitby. Gold medallist is Kim Owen, who placed in the pre-novice compelitions. Pam Kennedy won a silver " medal for- the bronze inter- pretive event and Heather Johnston won the silver award in the pre-juvenile evenl. Her sister, Joy John- ston, won a bronze medal in the juvenile competitions. The annual Pine Ridge Interclub event saw well over 100 skaters represent- ing some eight clubs in the area compete in keen competition. Represented were clubs from such places as Oshawa, Orono, Whitby, Uxbridge, Ajax, as well as the Port Perry area. Over a dozen skaters from the Port Perry Club attended the competitions. The all-day event finished off the club's skating com- petitions this year, although individual skaters may skate elsewhere in compelitions before the season is over. The Port Perry Figure Skating Club is nevertheless busy. however, preparing for their annual carnival to be held, April 4 and 5. As well as skaling 'rehearsals, costumes and props have to be completed for the event. One of the most colourful events held at the arena all year. Do-It - Yourse com @lympic TheUltimate in built-in fireplace systems | SELKIRK 'METALBESTOS e Needs no foundation Feature Comparison Masonry Fireplace Acorn Olympic BROOMBALL CAWKERS BUTCHERS 3 DUFF"S TOWING 6 Cawkers Butchers needed a win Sunday to wrap up third place but Duff's out- played and outscored them. Aldon Smith started off the scoring at 1:10 of the Ist period for Cawkers on a play assisted by Doug Scott. From that point until the end of the 1st period Duff's con- trolled the game picking up 3 goals. 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