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Michael juvenile boys. Brunton, silver in pre- FE Susan Labanovich, gold in the juven- ile girls 12 and over. Port Perry host club Pine Ridge Skati Preliminary - Girls, 11 & Under:- Gold - Alison Ged- des, Uxbridge; Silver - Michelle Yeo, Bowmanville; Bronze - Tracey Dolan, Bowmanville. «© Girls, 12 & Over: Gold - Debbie Moore, Oshawa. Preliminary - Boys: Gold - John Taylor, Uxbridge; Silver - David Ball, Osh- awa; Bronze - David Ful- ford, Port Perry. Pre-Juvenile - Girls, 11 & Under: Gold - Sandra Young, Ajax; Silver -° Sandra Knight, Ajax; Bronze - Sarah Derby, Osh- awa. Girls, 12 & Over: Gold 10th Annual Lion's * ATOM HOCKEY "TOURNAMENT Sponsored by the Port Perry Lion's Club SATURDAY, FEB. 25 New Scugog Community Arena 8 AM. Uxbridge vs. Little Britain 9 AM. Oshawa Canadiens vs. Beaverton 10 A.M. Port Perry vs. Port Hope 11 AM. Stouffville vs. Orono For some exciting hockey action come out and support our boys! - Tracy Tsebert, Port Hope; Silver - Tracey Anne Con- very, Uxbridge; Bronze - Lisa Jackson, Cobourg. Pre-Juvenile Boys: Gold - Jimmie Hutton, Ajax; Sil- ver - Michael Brunton, Port Perry; Bronze - Todd Neb- lett, Oshawa. Juvenile - Girls, 11 & Un- der: Gold - Deanna Mec- Kenna, Oshawa; Silver - Jackie Williamson, Ajax; Bronze - Vicki Belliveau, Oshawa. Girls, 12 & Over: Gold - Susan .Labanovich, Port Perry; "Silver - Lisa _Minacs, Whitby; Bronze - Linda Bain, Ajax. 3 Juvenile Boys: Gold - Paul Smith, Ajax; Silver - Robbie Harding, Oshawa; Bronze - Rodney Reid, Whitby. Pre-Novice - Girls, 11 & Under: Gold - Donna Sykes, Oshawa; Silver - Kelly Jen- nings, Oshawa; Bronze - Louise Erma Webb, Ux- bridge. Pre-Novice Girls, 12 & Over: Gold - Domin- ique Terland, Oshawa; Sil- ver - Susan Martin, Whitby; Bronze - Shelly Pickering, Newcastle. Pre-Novice Boys: Gold - Darren MacDonald, Osh- awa; Silver - Craig D. Hopps, Oshawa; Bronze - J Scott O'Neill, Whitby. D. Lois Milne, B.A., 0.D. OPTOMETRIST Medical Associates Building 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry Office Hours by Appointment TELEPHONE: 985-8554 If no answer call: 986-5362 Trentway Tours Easter Special to Nashville Depart March 23, 78 Evening Departure March Break DaytonaBeach 9 Days Depart March 17, 78 Night Travel Daytona Beach 11 Days : Depart March 17, 78 No Night Travel ra St. Petersburg 11 Days Depart March 17, 78 No Night Travel Fordetalis contact: NONQUON TRAVEL Dana Lewis, bronze in the girls 12 and over Bronze Interpretive. Dana Lewis of the Port Perry Figure SKating Club on her way to a bronze medal in the 12 and over Bronze Interpretive class during competitions held Saturday at the New Scugog Arena. Flamingos in tough series Continued Penalty problems con- tinued to haunt Flamingos in their victory Sunday night as they were called for 11 minors while the Pan- thers had four." And Bill We invite you ... to watch two of the most amazing programs on tele- vision to-day. -Search for Truth SUNDAYS 9:30 A.M. Channels 22-2-6 and It Is Written SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. Channel 12 "A,2¢~ and fore-checking. Owen may be lost for a couple of games as he pick- ed up his second major mis- conduct in as many games. The rugged, but quick tem- pered defenseman also pick- éd up five minors. Strong penaity Killing ef- * forts from Dave Nicholson - early in the second period when Flamingos were short for four minutes helped pre- serve the win. The smooth skating forward who is known for his goal scoring , delighted the home town fans with his stick-handling Goal- Durward tender - Charlie 'was not over-worked during the game but he held his ground and made several key stops, one especially on a Port Hope power play David Fulford, bronze in: prelimin- ary boys. Bronze Interpretive - Girls 11 & Under: Gold - Lisa Solski, Oshawa; Silver - Jane Ardle, Oshawa; Bronze - Michelle Good- man, Whitby. Girls 12 & Over: Gold - Denise Maher, Orono; Silver Diane Paton, Bowmanville; Bronze - Dana Lewis, Port Perry. Preliminary Mixed Dance: Gold - Sandra Belli- veau & David Belliveau, Whitby; Silver - Nicole Blackburn & Paul Smith, Ajax & Oshawa; Bronze - Rachel Katocs & Scott O' Neill, Whitby. The trophy for the most points in the competition was awarded to the Oshawa Club. This trophy has been in existance for six years having been donated by the Boundy family of Port Hope. Scugog Mayor Lawrence ° Malcolm presented each of the first place winners with a gold medal, while silver medals for second place were presented by Howard Hall, and the third place bronze medals were award- ed by Irma Lewis, Presid- ent of P.P.F.S.C. when he gloved a hard screened shot from the "point. Despite having to kill off the penalties, Flamingos had a territorial edge in the "play for most of the game. But the Panthers, who fin- ished sixth in the league standings, are an improved club, and they have proved in the first two games of the series that they are not going to be a push-over. The third game of the series was played Tuesday night in Port Perry (as this issue of the Star was going to press) and the fourth game will be in Port Hope on Thursday night. The final game if necessary will be back in the Scugog Arena this Sunday night. TR RAY Seen - -~ ty . t \ - \ - Tax, x . Sw oY a