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honours Last Thursday evening at Scugog - Memorial Arena, many members and friends of Port Perry Figure Skating Club gathered for the presentation of a gift to the club from former president Howard Hall. The gift is three attractive pic- tures of former club members who brought great honour to the club and to Port Perry by their successful competitive records. Dennis Johnston, with partners Kelly Hume and Chris MacBeth, placed second in the Novice Pairs division of the Canadian Figure Skating championship in 1973, and went on to place third in the Senior Pairs division in 1975. David Porter, with his partner Barbara Berezowski, won the Senior Dance championship in 1975 and again in 1976, when the couple went on to place seventh at World's and tenth at Olympics. The follow- ing year they won the World Profes- sional Dance championship. Richard Stephens and Anna Forder placed third in Canadian Skating Club stars from the past Senior Pairs in 1967. In 1968, they moved up to second place and skated in the Winter Olympics in . Grenoble, France, placing six- teenth. In 1969 they were Canadian Senior Pairs champions and placed tenth at Worlds. All four skaters are still involved in figure skating and three still live in the Port Perry area. Rick Stephens is presently senior coach with Port Perry Figure Skating Club. The club was pleased that both Rick and Anna were able to be pre- sent at the presentation, and happy to welcome back Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Stephens and Mr. and Mrs. Forder. Presenting the pictures, Howard Hall commented that he hoped they would provide an inspiration to pre- sent and future club members. Cer- tainly the club is proud of these four skaters, and grateful to Mr. Hall for his beautiful gift, which will enhance the lobby of the arena for years to come. Goreski's take the league title The season finally drew to a close this past weekend in a high scoring overtime affair as the final series went to Goreski"s Insulation two straight with a 7-6 win over Utica Farm Equipment. They had won game one two weeks ago by a 5-1 score. In the final, Utica struck first on an unassisted effort by Chester Down for a short-lived lead as Goreski's tied it up 30 seconds later on a goal by Bruce Woodrow assisted by Tom Powell. By the end of the first Dave Dickson from Ran- dy Sullivan had made it 2-1 for Goreski's. The second frame saw a constant stream of goals as Utica started it off tying the score at two as Ken Fraser set up Jack Lewis. Goreski"s WHITBY-0SHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whithy, Ont. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon Nef 666-1772 Te 686-1745 RESIDENCE - 985-2515 APRIL 11 Friday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday 12 noon to 3 p.m. REGISTRATION FEES: $15.00 per child PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION REGISTRATION MASONIC HALL - QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY 12 - 13 $40.00 for family of 3 or more BOYS & GIRLS AGES 5 YEARS & UP - NOTE: Anyone interested in umpiring, coaching House Leagues or travelling, please come forward at registration time again took the lead in this see-saw battle when Ed Olsen chipped one in from Bart Wagar. Their lead was over quickly by Utica as they potted two in a row with Chester Down and Kevin Ibbitson reversing roles. Goreski's wouldn't roll over as again it was tied with Powell scor- ing from Tom Carroll. In the dying seconds each team traded one more as Utica's went to Lewis from Ibbit- son and Goreski's was by Dickson from Tim Ashbridge. In the overtime Goreski's struck. first as Sullivan and Powell con- nected. Utica came back on a goal by Bill Down from brother Murray before Goreski's Danny Taylor from Mark Lee ended the scoring. The annual banquet will take place at the Oddfellows Hall on Saturday April 12th. ST -------------- W g TROPHIES and ENGRAVING PINE RIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen St., Port Perry 985-2839 A (Parent's signature is required) PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 1, 1986 -- 23 A big surprise awaited Rick Stephens and Anna Forder-McLaughlin last Thursday when the Port Perry Figure Skating Club, in co-operation with Councillor Howard Hall (right) presented mounted {ramed photographs of some of Port Perry's most famous skaters, including Rick and Anna (centre). Club president Gail Chellew was also on hand for the presentation. The pictures have been hung on the walls of the Scugog Arena for public viewing. COME TAKE A TEST DRIVE TODAY ... dont miss it NOVA The Bright New Star from Chevrolet. 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