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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Port Perry Figure Skating Club is exploding with color. The paint palettes are ready to show you our true colors. Skate- $50 1302 wi) be held on Friday, pril 10 and Saturday, April 11, 1992 beginning at 7:30 p.m. and is held at Scugog Memorial Are- naon Reach Road 8, Port Perry. Our theme this year is color. The CANSKATE skaters have been working really hard this year learning all of the skating elements. ey have all achieved success in the CANSKATE badge program with the majority of the 118 skaters having completed the requirements for at least two badges. Great work, skaters. The skaters are now ready to show you these new found skills SCOTT ANDERSON/ PORT PERRY STAR Skatefest "92 will explode with color this year at the Scugog and have been diligently work- ing on routines such as Great Balls of Fire, Blue Suede Shoes, Green Alligator and Yellow Submarine to name a few. Why not join us for a fun musical eve- ning? We are very pleased to tell you that five of our CANSKATE skaters have passed the profi- ciency level of the CANSKATE program. These skaters are Jodi May, Melissa Meeking, Ashley Sauder, Krystal Simon and Lindsay Wilson. Congratu- lations to these skaters for their hard work. Our guest skaters for skate- fest 1992 are the 1991 Canadi- an Novice Precision Team "Whitby Iee Angels" along with the Pairs Skaters: Roy Fowler and Kathy Taylor who are working on their Gold Dances and compete at the Junior Lev- ZX TH _ 4 [GIRS NC ost 2 -- ty E38 Sat] RT RED PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 7, 1992 - 33 Skatefest '92 will explode with color el. The Precision Team will be performing on Friday, April 10 only and the Pairs Skaters will be with us both evenings. We look forward to their perfor- mances and hope that you will join us. Our Senior Skaters will be opening both of the shows with a color presentation and will be doing a special saluté to Canada on its 125th Birthday. As well, each of the skaters will be doing a solo that has been choreo- graphed by their coaches Donna Newbold, Celia Sanford, Pame- la Richards, Michael Sander- son, Hilary Simpson and Vale- rie Tunstall-Yamada.- The coaches efforts on behalf of our skaters has been greatly appre- ciated this year. A dance demonstration will be presented by Jennifer Berry and her partner Timothy Fowl- er. Jennifer is a member of our club and Timothy is a member of the Lakefield Club. Our Amateur coaches will be honored on the Friday evening for their hard work in helpin the skaters in the CANSKATE program. They are Amy Chap- man, Sarah Chapman, Amy - Davidson, Nicole Gibson, Theresa Gracie, Heidi Obstfeld, Julie Obstfeld, Melissa Robin- son and Faith Scholfield. A very special thank you to these skat- ers who have volunteered their time to pass on the skills they have acquired. Both evenings will be an ex- plosion of Color on Ice. Tickets will be sold at the door and the doors open at 6 p.m. Come and help us celebrate a very success- ful year. For information please phone Susan Scholfield, President P.P.F.S.C. at 985-3031. Ae Arena on April 10 and 11. The two-day skating exhibition by the Port Perry Figure Skating Club will also feature a Canada 125 theme. Some members of the club show off their Canada 125 T- shirts. (Front left) Faith Scholfield, Ashley Jones and Amy Dav- idson. (Back row) Tamara Empringham and Sarah Chapman. he ix SS R. H. Cornish Intermediate Girls Basketball team had a successful year, topping the sea- son off with an impressive victory over Thorton Public School to capture the intermediate Major Girls Division Championship pennant. Team members are (knealing) Sarah Grass, (front, from left) Kara Newell, Michelle Moynham, Jenny Pashley, Carly McEnaney, (back) Charlene Criscione, Rebecca Hall, Robyn Rainey, Tamara Empringham, and Cate Lewis. Weddings, INVITATIONS Anniversaries & all accessories Harvie Friede and Wayne Addison coached the team. Absent from photo is Jenny Bacon. Cornish Cougar Girls capture Major School Championship The D.E.A.A. (Durham Ele- mentary Athletic Association) playoffs started back on March 2 for the R.H. Cornish Interme- diate Girls' Basketball Team. In the area playoffs they defeated West Lynde to advance to the "Final Eight" at Durham Col- lege on March b5. At that tournament they won all three games against Central Park, Pringle Creek and S.J. Phillips to win their side of the pool. The "Final Four" was played after the March break on March 31 at Anderson Colle- giate. In a tough game against Dr. Robert Thornton, the other top major school, R.H. Cornish came from behind with less tg, Pn, Apa Pg, rn Op Pogo ro a Highbush, Sunset Heights, and ; than five minutes in the game | to capture the Durham Region Major School Championship. R.H. Cornish was definitely : : the underdog and the coaches { Mr. Addison and Mr. Friede were very proud of the way the girls responded to the challenge and made R.H. Cornish num- ber one in major school girls' basketball for the third year in arow. Oakwood softball Registration for Oakwood Mi- nor Ball for both boys and girls will take place at Oakwood Community Centre on Satur- day, April 11 from 9 am. to 1 Vision Control Solariums & Sunrooms » 4 books to choose from (a book may be taken out overnight) + 10% off complete orders PERS LTD. » Wedding photo and write up os 317 4 i in the Port Perry Star fo #11 Retractable Fabric Awnings Windows & Doors Port Perry Star rm a. .m. and on Monday, April 13 RRR A BS Sl ARERR Se 4 m. an OFFICE CENTRE 3 } MERE RA Go B NEVE EE 3 rom 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. { Solteant ae 53 The cost for the first child is / Mary Street, Port Perry 985-7383 {410) 985-4 0H $35, the second child $25, the i \\ 155 Mary y 'J N 3 North Ste | Ea Ee ll third $16 and $16 for T-ball. : , SEE For more information call (| (416) 953-9650 or 786-3288. i