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RR Club will take part in the annual Pine Ridge event to be held this Saturday, Feb. 20th in Ajax. The Junior a Fri Thy 1 J Qf A 1} ' 1 ¥ fae fips tod ta 13 a Sh ich SA ut LAr Ne AT # Fo i i % f &5 4 fie : H : ; 3 i 'Competitors from the Port Perry Figure Skating and Mesliss Gibson. The senior girls competitors are front from left: Back from left: Kim Dowson, Andrea Calloway, =f a yi Sarah Labanovich, Dana Forder and Tracy Murray. Tawni Newman, Tracy Dowson and Kim Roane. ERT AT RTE RT TT a (LTTE CRETE EE LTE FEE REET TTT Member of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation. Guaranteed Investment Certificates 5Year ' 17v2% Annual Interest "Subject to Change without Notice." DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERLTD. | THIET TTT h WHEN IT COMES 70..... "DONT PLAY AROUND / Chemicals alone will not clean your Chimney completely of Creosote Build-up! Prevent a Chimney Fire by Regular Mechanical Cleaning by an Experience 'CHIMNEY SWEEP' For DUSTLESS, EFFICIENT CLEANING Call: } Klean Sweep Chimney Service 985-3111 & of Ont. Chi ps Asse. 30WATER STREET, PORT PERRY -985-8471 8 ANE OA OAR AO PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY Sponsored by Port Perry Lions Club Y entrants are from left: Christine Holtby, Kevin Gibson Stevens, Angela Dowson and David Akkerman - both preliminary dance pairs, and Sheryl i Wed, aS 0 v3 5 ? 3 i For | ' 3 WELT A c-fos tii srry tad Fevs ~~ . NE i Aw fe Choad Hass PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. February 17, 1982 -- 13 Skating Club prepares for Ajax events Port Perry Figure Skating Club is presently planning two upcoming events: during Winter Break we hope to organize a Skate-a- thon in co-operation with Ringette and Minor Hockey. Also on April 23 and 24 we will be holding our annual carnival, the theme this ear is New York, New ork. On Feb. 6 and 7, two of our skaters competed in the Uxbridge Invitationals. This is the first year we have sent skaters to this well- organized competition. Each class of approximately 85 skaters is divided into flights of 10-14 skaters. Sarah Labonavich and Dana Forder both skated well, Sarah" placing 9th in her flight, and Dana placing 10th in hers. Congratulations, girls! On Sat., Feb. 20, a number of our skaters will compete in the Pine Ridge competition, this year hosted by the Ajax Figure Skating Club at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Ave- nue. This competition involves skaters from approximately 10 clubs in the area, with the three best from each club in each category representing their club. Registration is at 7 a.m and the competion could go on as late as 11 p.m. Set music is provided for free-style routines, and some skaters have their own music. Except for the Dance and Bronze Interpretive classes, all skaters are required to do figures; dance pairs are judged on the Canasta and Swing dances. Gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded in each category, and the club with the most medals keeps a club trophy for the year. Last year's competition was held in Cobourg; our medal winners there were Valerie Grosvenor (gold), Tracy Tracy Dowson (silver), and Tawni Newman and David Akkerman (bronze). This year we will be represented by the following skaters. Juvenile Girls: Andrea Calloway, Tracy Dowson, Tawni Newman; Juvenile Boys: Kevin Gibson, David Akkerman; Bronze Inter- pretive: Kim Dowson, Kim Roane, Tracy Murray; Pre- liminary: Sheryl Gibson, Angela Dowson, Christine Holtby; Pre-Juvenile: Melissa Stevens; Pre- Novice: Sarah Labanovich, Dana Forder; Mixed Pre- liminary Dance: Kevin Gibson and Melissa Stevens: David Akkerman and Angela Dowson. Novice A team beats Cobourg by Linda Parry In an exciting game on Friday night the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers beat the Co- bourg team 5-2. The team seemed to mon- opolize the puck throughout the first period. The Cobourg goalie made many good saves, but finally beat him during a penalty being served by a Cobourg player. On a good passing play by Jason Cochrane to Korbie Castle, Mark Andrews was able to breakaway and fire the puck past the Cobourg goalie. The Cobourg team scored twice in the second period, once on goaltender Shawn Larocque, and then on goalie Noel Lovering. But with only seconds left, Steve Staniland of Port tied the game when he caught the corner of the net. The assists went to Danny Sluggett and Mike Feasby. Cobourg was a hard hitting group of boys and took two more penalties in the game. The Port team took advan- tage of them and scored ATOM TOURNAMENT SCUGOG ARENA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20th "over 8:00A.M. - Port Perry vs. Pickering Hockey Assoc. 9:00 A.M. - Pickering Village vs. East York 10:00 A.M. - Uxbridge vs. Whitby 11:00A.M. - Mississauga vs. Willowdale three more times in the final period. Steve Staniland got his second goal of the night with the assist by Mike Feasby. Mark Andrews got a hat trick with the assists going to Jan Heyes; Danny Sluggett and two to Jason Cochrane. The goaltending by Larocque and Lovering really helped to keep our boys in top spirits, as they made some fine saves throughout. The boys face the Ux- bridge and Stouffville teams this week to continue their round robin playoffs. Sm (TROPHIES, | ENGRAVING | IDO-NO's! y 78 QUEEN STREET - 985-2839 N / T-- _-- ---mt