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Ringette honours top players The Port Perry Ringette Association officially finished off the season with a banquet, Sunday at the Blackstock Rec Centre. Team sponsors and players were honoured, including (above) winners of 'Most Improved' trophies. From left Is Jennifer Imrie, Lea Kinnunen, Amy Sinclalr, Stainton, Jill Topham and H: below are the winn phies. At rear, from left is: Kim Poppleton, Vicki Genevieve Taylor Vanderslagt. in front: Janine Hammond and Kristin Waller. ther Tredway. in photo of Sportsmanship tro- and Cars Patriotic pooch in his teeth during a flag raising and dedication ceremony last Friday evening In Greenbank's lanson Tennis! For the first time ever, the Port Perry Tennis Club will be hosting a tournament sanctioned by the Ontario Tennis Association. The tournament will be held Friday, May 15 through to Monday, May 18 at the courts on Water Street and players from all over the province will be there to compete. There will be four draws for singles matches for those under 12 (born 1980 or later) and those under 14 (born 1978 or 1979) The tournament is open for anyone Lo enter, but time is quick- ly running out. If you are interest- ed contact Rob at 985-8924 as $00n as possible. The Port Perry Tennis Club extends an invitation Lo spectators 10 attend any of the matches and enjoy some great competitive ten- nis action. Play gets underway at 4:00 PM on Friday and at 8:00 AM on both Saturday and Sunday of that weekend. CITIZEN SPORTS Belle River leads Stayner The Belle River Canadians have won the first game of the all Ontario Junior C hockey series thanks to a 54 victory over the Stayner Siskins Sunday afternoon The game played in Belle River was described as a very tough physical contest with both leams throwing their weight around from start to fimsh Trailing 3-2 late in regulauon ume, the Siskins got a goal from Jason Spencer 0 send the game nio overtime Belle River took a 4-3 lead in the straight ten penod, but talented Siskin forward Sebastien Bronsard talhed with just 35 seconds to play 10 force the sudden death period Belle River got the eventual winner after about five minutes of sudden death. Other marksmen for the Siskins were Steve Walker and Zeke Verbeek There was report on Belle River s The Canadians react Ontario Jumor ( Is afte bumping off Dundas four games « two Pon Perry fans are famihar with the Stayner Suiskins who defeated the MoJacks ve the f rers Junior ( games to advance t snes The Canachans are descnbed as big. strong and quick on the skates, and after winning the toss, will enjoy home ice advar tage should the series go sev games Game two 1s set for the Stayner Community Centre this coming Friday (May 1) evening at PM. with game three back in Be River at 300 PM ~ Greenbank cuties Murray Lee (above left) and Ward | councilior Ken Carruthers hoist new Canadian flag that will fly proudly in Greenbank's lanson Park. The flag dedication ceremony was held Fridey evening. That's when the 'Greenbank Cuties' (below) were In fine form, dressed to the nines and all dolled up for an exhib tion fastball game with alumni from Greenbank Gamblers squads of yesteryear.