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Featuring beautiful handmade Arts and Crafis created by some of the finest artists and craftspeople in the area. DEMONSTRATIONS e PRIZE DRAWS REFRESHMENTS e FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING FARMERS‘ MARKET THIS SUNDAY Valerie Smith of WCI scored 8.6 on the balance beam to lead junior gymnasts. Richard O‘Brien photo Work pays off for Viking gymnasts Located on the Upper Level at Kitchener‘s 12 Noon to 5 p.m. (enter corner of Duke & Scott Sts.) 49 Frederick Street, Kitchener Phone: 885â€"7215 Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff Waterloo collegiate‘s gymnasts put in a lot of hard work on vault and floor exercise routines before the Central Western Ontario high school meet Thursday, and it appears to have been time well spent. "(-I-eâ€"r'l;i;li)":\};ierie Smith, Marlo Amy and Tanya Sparringa couldn‘t argue the point. The threesome advance to the allâ€"Ontario gymnastic meet April 22â€"23 at the Etobicoke Olympium, the result of their efforts Thursday at the Kâ€"W Gym Centre in Waterâ€" loo. Smith and Amy finished oneâ€"two in junior floor exercise with scores of 8.6 and 8.5, respectively. Smith also scored an 8.35 on the uneven bars for a se(&nd-place finish that allows her to compete in Etobicoke at that event as well. Sparringa scored an 8.7 on vault to give her second place in the intermediate category and allow her to advance to the allâ€"Ontario. "I was really pleased with every event," said Kaarina Tulisalo, who was meet convenor as well as coâ€"coach of WCI along with Susan Elliott. "Vault and floor are two events the girls have been working on very hard and they did very well. It was an excellent day all around." A good performance was turned in by WCI‘s Lyne Riseborough, whose combined point total of 32.35 gave her first place overall in the junior standings by more tha.. four points. However, she fell short of advancing to further competition because she did not finish first or second in any individual event. Riseborough was fourth on floor at 8.3 and on the balance beam at 7.95, where she was close to teammate Michelle Kelly, who scored an even 8. Sparringa was also fourth on the beam at 8.2 while Wendy Kruuv, another intermediâ€" ate, was fourth on floor (8.3), fifth on bars (8.15) and sixth all around (24.2). As a team, WCl came in second with 100.45 points, an improvement over last year‘s fourth place finish. Defending chamâ€" pion Waterlooâ€"Oxford and District Seconâ€" dary School led the 28 school event, scoring 101.70. Offer tor portraits taken Mon. April 11 through Sat. April 16 delightful childhood changes from Sears Portrait Studio 20 color portraits for only Portraits to share Photographic package includes two 8x10‘s. three 5x7‘s, fifteen wallet size color portraits No appointment necessary. 95¢ for each additional subject. Poses our selection Studios located in most larger Sears retail stores 1292 Black Background & Double Feature Portraits instant Passport Photos Also available in addition to package $# #i ) e your money‘s worth . .. and more didri((e includes 95¢ deposit Sears «+ + ® P ' PS d P # 7 4 i P t j T RYS 170 ADVERTISE ... ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAYS.... * and Spring MISTER LEONARD Helen Anne Shop A beautiful merger ... recognized in the fabulous collection of coâ€"ordinated sportswear now at WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13. 1983 â€" PAGE 20 Helen Apnre Shopâ€" Open Mondayâ€"Saturday 9:30â€"5:30 ‘"We Care About You" 19 King St. North, Uptown! Waterioo (opposite Waterloo Theatre) â€" 886â€"1560