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ONES RE AAT DRA EER ERAN BEAM SAR mark Ar * & pT SAGURNAE A AERA A #3 Lk : - RAG GAIL cd fe SR ET with Danny Millar BL ¥% Oshawa wins | wif two Ringette division titles ol LE a Ia, Hg a J - : a . eae I KC ~ Shy . a 25 rn Diiop Rendall ira) all 35 games providing the al Regional "B" Ringette Tour- large Crov Of spe win re Nig t is now history but for. wit some very exciting Gi nament 1s J tint Moments and Ringette | emai PA 1 bl Ad } : e championshi a memories of fun times and matches in all divisins sa ee RA ak, > -e Tournament convenor Martha Franssen spoke during the opening ceremonies Saturday afternoon. Scugog Mayor Jerry. Taylor [second from left] v - Two teams from Port Perry earned sportsmanship awards at the Ontario Central Region B Ringette championships held in Port Perry last week. The Port Perry Juniors are, back from left: Pat Armstrong, manager; Janice Jackman, Stephanie Butt, Michelle Newell, Julie Abraham, Lisa Canning, Bev Raines, coach. Front from lefi: Kelly Raines, Jill Kendall, Diane McDougall, Allison Mitchell and Trish LeFort. ; The Sportsmanship award for the Port Perry Tweens. Back from left: Doreen Kendall, manager; Bonnie Bridge, coach; Susan Waite, Heather Muir, Lori Newell, Kelly Storry, Natalie Franssen, Jean Muir, trainer. Front from left: "Jennifer Pelow, Karen Raines, Jessica Fluke, Tina Soomre, Kim Loudfoot. Absent from photo: Leslie Biffin, Cathy Armstrong and Heidi Meisner. - " 4 - 4 2 # dropped official ring for the tournament, and Hugh Baird [centre] sang the National Anthem. new friends. Twenty-three teams of enthusiastic girls and their parents enjoyed our township and the warm hospitality of our town's people. The four day tournament was run very smoothly with Scott Farndale places third in Toronto meet Junior Scott Farndale, one of two Port Perry High "School rebels competing in ~ the York University Invita- tional Track meet, took third place in his 800 meter meet in Toronto, Friday April 3rd.. Farndale had an excellent finishing time of 2:19. The race started at a quick pace. and the Port Perry ~ competitor found himself near. the end of the nine member field. He gained ground during "the secbnd half of the race. BE PAR ow TERT A AO § 754s + It was Farndale's third apperance of the season, and his second at the 800 meter "distance. He ran a 400 meter sprint in Oshawa last month. Senior Dan Millar also ran at the Invitational meet, which was held at the Metro- politan Toronto Track and Field complex at York University. His effort was a disappointment, as he finished dead last in an 11 man field. : The majority of the (Turn to page 13) a ES [8 A a Sa a FUR ng 9° won | of out-of-town teams playing. In the petites Oshawa and + Ajax were pitted against one another final score saw Oshawa on top of the 7 to 4 score. In the Tween class Oshawa defeated Pickering 7-4. Junior. division Oro easily toppled Stayner 10-3. . In the Belle division Oshawa went home sporting gold medals after defeating Pickering 3-2 in overtime. Congratulations and best wishes to all the winners. One of the highlights of the tournament is the presen- tation of the "'Sportsman- ship" trophy. These awards represent a high standard of what Ringette is about. Port Perry Tweens and Juniors received these coveted awards. To Martha Franssen and her dedicated committee of workers hats off for a job well done. The outstanding participation by all the parents and kids, the Firemen, Kinettes, Port 'Perry Star, Arena Staff, all made this a weekend long to be remembered by all _ involved with Ringette in Port Perry. ; This was the scene in overtime during the final game between Oshawa and Pickering Belles as Oshawa player JoAnn Mar quis [Number 7] fired the tie breaking goal past Pickering goalie Betty Fuerst to - give the Oshawa Belles the gold medal.