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Page 10 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wedneésday, February 14, 1979 By Cathy McBride Winter‘s at its peak and Bluevale‘s winter teams were busy last week. Tuesâ€" day, at the Central Western Ontario Ski Meet, Bluevale skiers performed with disâ€" tinction. In Alpine events, our girls‘ team placed second and our boys‘ team finished third. Sharon Berg paced the girls with her second place finish in both slalom and giant. slalom events. Other strong performances were turned in by Sherry Berg, Beth Morris and Sue Doering. S Peter Doering placed seâ€" cond in both boys‘ races. Ron Beaudry and Marty Taylor placed high on the finish list. In crossâ€"country events, our girls‘ team placed eighthAnd the boys ninth. Karen Rogers led the girls with Erika Schwengers. Tracy Al Salzman and Diane Csombes finishing well. Leon Irish topped the boys‘ entry with good reâ€" sults from Wayne Wistler. Ralph Schwengers, Dave Ball and Steve Weiss. 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We won all four games â€" a new reâ€" cord, Congrats teams‘ The Bluevale swim team did very well in the Twin Cities Swim meet. We came in second overall. Inâ€" dividually, Julie Yuska was the senior ladies® champion. She won the 100 m. inâ€" dividual medley and the 100 m. freestyle. She was also on the winning relay team. Mike West was the junior mens‘ champion winning the 50 m. freestyle backstroke and 50 m. freestyle. Both Julie and Mike set records in their events. The senior men had a tie for individual champion. John Ashton won the 100 m. freestyle and 50 m. freestyle while John Bech won the 100 m. butterfly and 200 m. inâ€" dividual medley. Others who did well inâ€" clude Coleen Oesch, Jeff Smith, Wendy Owens, Kate George and Laurie Whiâ€" tewood. Congratulations to the entire team. You did very well. The final standings in the intramural bowling are in. First place went to the Scuffers in Division 1, The Baners in Division 2 and the Four Scorers in Division 3. 8 _ ’fi‘""'s e e i . Top singles were George 3 54 uM lA Kadwell and Anneliese P te. 44. "% tR Miller. ‘l‘o: averages were _ â€" / ,,"*‘fi“ o Brad Re(l;lo:‘pf and Wendy ; _ ‘»fl.‘% f Wakely. sports awards _ _ '2’:' e * / went to Matt Stanson and _‘ & Karen Innocente. 1 t olly is back where she belongs next week at Blueâ€" vale. Hello Dolly starts Wednesday, Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. and runs every night until Saturday, Feb. 24. There is a 1:30 p.m. matinee on Saturday. Prices range from $3 for adults, $2 for seniors and students to $1 for children. So bring the kids and come along. See you at the Harmonia Garâ€" dens at 8 p.m. sharp. Don‘t be late â€" you don‘t want to miss a mrinute of it‘ The Junior Optimist Club of Waterloo has recently inâ€" creased its membership to 32. Plans are presently being made to visit the two local hospitals with Easter goodies for the children. Plans are also being laid to visit the Eastâ€"London Jr. Optimist Club in the near fuâ€" ture. The local club is in the process of planning their own anniversary dinner and dance to be held May 5. Junior Optimists Send for catalogue and price list FACTORYâ€"DIRECT PRICES FROM 428 Gage Avenue, Kitchener, Ontario N2M 529 (519) 578â€"2080 GMKâ€"CLOCK WORLD Students at MacGregor Sr. Public School put the finishing touches to a snow sculipture during their Winterfest activities held last Thursday. Every student in the school participated in the dayâ€"long event. 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Culham 13 Liban 7 Aitken 5 Baxter 2 Scullion 0 Group B Division Stonell 20 Whitney 18 Krafchik 16 Fong 16 Locke Brown Ware D. Culham Night 2 Harper 0