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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2001 510 Taunton RA.E., (at Wilson) Oshawa (305) 571-5420 (905) )S7HKIA-0 CHRIS HALL / THE STAR Much to the delight of large crowds both times, the Port Perry Figure Skating Club held its annual year- end carnival last Sunday morning and once again in the afternoon. The show was entitled "A Night At The Movies", and featured excerpts from a number of popular films. Taking time for a photo before hitting the ice were ' Alyson Colman, left, and Kaitlyn Cranney, right, both from Charlie Brown, and Kayla Coxworth, centre, as the evil Cruella DeVille. Wednesday, April 18, 2001 7-9 pm. Latcham Centre, Queen Street, Port Perry League Play - Tournaments - Tennis Clinics - Lessons Available SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION New Members Always Welcome! MEMBERSHIPS: Family $95, Couple $80., Single $58, Single Junior $30, Two Juniors $55 LESSONS: "Adults $54 - Juniors $30 - for 6 weeks For More Information Please Call "A Night At The Movies" Skating Club bids farewell to another season with its "annual carnival By Jill Watson The Port Perry Skating Club bid a fond farewell to the 2001 season in style last Sunday with its production of "A Night at the Movies." Skaters rose to the occasion with exciting performances, including a spectacular exhibition by the 2001 Junior Canadian Pairs Champions Johanna Purdy and Kevin Maguire, which had the near sell-out crowds cheering. High praise goes to Vyvan Coxworth for her tremen- dous effort in producing the show. Even with the help of volunteers and other coaches, this is a huge undertaking which would send many others running in the opposite direction. For her patience, creative excellence and dedi- cation to the true spirit of skating, the club thanks her. Congratulations also goes out to the skaters who passed their tests on Monday, April 2. In Port Perry, Amy Davenport, Emily Coxworth and Alyssa McCarthy all passed both the elements and program required to com- plete their Junior Bronze Freeskate. In" Uxbridge, 'Gina 'Eun got her Ke#ts Foxtrot, while - Christa Lane successfully completed the Harris Tango and American Waltz, and Janessa Dee got her Quickstep. Jennifer Purdy had a great day passing her Killian and Paso Doble Dances, as well as her solo, giving her the Junior Silver Freeskate. These girls deserve to be specially recognized for their efforts because of the fact that these tests occurred right in the middle of the hectic carnival practice schedule. As they say in the movies ... great work everyone. That's a wrap. Annual Mosport event is May 18-20 this year Trans-Am Weekend is fast approaching The annual Victoria Day Trans-Am Weekend May 18, 19 and 20 sounds better already. Kenwood Communications have signed to be the presenting sponsor of the Trans-Am weekend. "We're very pleased to have Kenwood Communications back again this year. Our partner- EATHER JONES ship began in 2000," com- ments Myles Brandt, Mosport executive raceway director. "It's great to see Kenwood Communications continue their involvement and look to the Trans-Am weekend presenting spon- sor as a way to further involve themselves." Kenwood Electronics Canada Inc. is proud to be SALES & LEASING REPRESENTATIVI RES. (908) 986-4690 /1 RTH THI DRIVE UP HWY. associated with Mosport as where they own a 77,000 " motor 'tems their official Radio Communication provider. "We are pleased to be associated with Mosport and their team in backing sport racing in Canada and particularly our presenting the Victoria Day Trans-Am weekend. The Traans-Am series has a rich history of quality, edge-of- your-seat racing. Kenwood looks for opportunities and partnerships with business community leaders such as Mosport to support our brand and market," says Robert Harvey, National Sales Manager. Kenwood Electronics Canada Inc. is a leading world-class manufacturer of Radio Communication products and accessories, Home and Car Audio sys- and components. Head office for Kenwood is in Mississauga, Ontario square foot facility, with sales offices located in New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia. Their worldwide workforce num- bers over 10,000 people employed by Kenwood. Featuring the Trans-Am Series for the BFGoodrich Tires Cup, the Victoria Day weekend launches Mosport's race season off to a fantastic start. Being the first long weekend of the summger, camping at the track is popular and brings the weekend right into event status. As men- tioned, North Americas longest running road racing series, The Trans-Am series, will be the feature, however championship "rounds will also be contest- ed in the following series: Speedvision World Turn To Page 23 IPP a ---- A IE AT TIE ve