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VAI Shai! ASE BERT S ROT ER BERN MI DLSROTRGH TE HARMAN Zany 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 12, 1983 Port Perry Skating Club 25th Anniversary A festive and popular skating celebration Last Friday night, Saturday night and Sun- day afternoon, Port Perry Figure Skating Club presented its twenty-fifth annual Ice Revue to three apprec- iative audiences. The backdrop was a huge. cake, and the arena was festooned with shim- mering silver curtains. A mirror ball added to "the glitfer of the whole scene, The carnival theme was "Then and Now", and appropriately the show opened with the arrival of visiting dig- _nitaries (MPP Ross Stevenson, Mayor Jerry Taylor, Dr. Matthew Dymond, Councillor Neil Hunter, Arena Board Chairman Stan Glass) at centre ice ina '57 Chevy, and an Ann- iversary Waltz around them. The first half of the programme con- tinued with groups of If there was ever a show stealer, it was this young tyke who just kept skating and Skating and skating . 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Music of the 50's featured David Akker- man, Kevin Gibson and Cary Dowson. Beatles featured Mel- 'issa Stevens; Disco fea- tured Tracy Dowson, Elizabeth Henry, Christine Piho and Troy Re the crowds. $18. The deductions, exemptions and credits to save money orn your T1 GENERAL income tax return. H&R Block will help you take advantage.of every possible saving which applies to you. Prices start at at participating offices. It pays to be prepared -- by. H&R Block CRC ------------ HR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 238 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY Telephone 985-3384 OPEN: Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m. t0 1:00 p.m.; Evenings by appointment only. Linda Piho; Punk Rock featured David Akker- man and Kevin Gibson; and Music of the 80's featured Angie Dowson and Sarah Labanovich. The second half finale was preceded by a Grand March in which former members were invited to skate, and it was a pleasure to see again Anna (Forder) McLaughlin, David Porter, Dennis Johnston and many other old 2 friends. It was also great to have Dernis Johnston appear as a guest skater at all three performances. A special word of con- gratulations to the cos- tume committee; the Pac-Man is part of the"now" generation and this routine was both timely and colourful. Big Bird and his friends from the Muppets. They w were a a hit with the youngsters in a-numbers. GETINTO THE -- Perry --High--School arena was bright and glittering throughout * the evening. The crowd was also entertained by a variety of guest skaters. Lisa Maddock and Darren Carter, a novice dance pair, impressed. us with grace in both their Waltz Variations and their Free Dance. On " Friday night and Sun- day we enjoyed Ste- phanie Hood's perform- ance, particularly her beautiful combinations of spins. On Sunday we had the additional plea- sure of novice pair Liane Bales and Derek Selby, and loved their beautifuly death spiral. Last but certainly not "least, Gordon Forbes (3rd in Canadian Senior ~ Men's in 1983). thrilled the crowd with two A special treat was his triple toe . loops on Saturday and -- Sunday; ordinarily triple jumps are not included in carnival per- formances because of their potential danger to the skater. Thanks, Gord! " The club members feel that the twenty-fifth anniversary has been well celebrated, and are now looking forward to the fiftieth. Our thanks "to all the many people who helped make this a carnival to remember, and particularly to Rick Stephens, who organ- ized and co*ordinated- the show, and to the directors, Claudette Brock and Camille Mc- Gill, for a job well done. See you in the fall! Successful fund raising gains *3,116 There's an old saying about quality versus quantity that held true last Saturday. 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