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If Waterloo collegiate Vikings senior gymnast Val Smith turned in one of her best -- if not her best ever ~- all-round performances at the all-0ptario (OFSSA) high school gymnastics meet held Friday and Saturday at Cones- toga College, it could be because she was, in a sense, making up for lost time. Smith qualified in all four events last year at the all-Ontar- io level but missed out due to an The Department of Athletics at University of Waterloo will host its first annual alumni hockey Six players shared in the scoring as a Waterloo junior ringette team took the gold medal with a 6-4 win over Mitchell in the Western Regional Ringette Championships. Vikings' Smith made the most of gymnastics meet Leslie Bourhill, Jane Logan, Wendy Williams, Allison Snider, Anita Santarossa and Kelly Rud- ney all scored in the champion- ship game. -. - Waterloo beat Dorchester 9-3 in the semi-finals after scoring wins of 7-0 over St. Thomas, 9-3 over St. Thomas. They opened with a 4-4 tie against London. Jackie Williims coaches the team and Nel Witter is assistant coach. Renie Dietrich is manag- er. Waterloo juniors ringette champions UW hosting alumni hockey tournament SECRETARIES’ WEEK Petals h Pots Flown I: Gih Shop April 21 - 26 Winn!" Stuarts Mara " [Hunky n VIM! Vim-loo, Ontario " , -2 I so with flowers from untimely bout with chicken pox. But this season ended with no disappointment as she won on the balance beam with a score OHM!) and also won the floor exercise event with a score of 9.25. She was tied for second on vault at 9.40 and finished third on the uneven bars, also at 9.40. Both events were won by another excellent senior gymnast, Wendy Holmberg of Cameron Heights. Smith said she got off to a good Former players from five dif- ferent universities -- UW. Wilfrid Laurier, Queen's, McMaster and Western -.. will see friendly com- petition in two divisions. tournament this weekend at C0- lumbia lcefield. There is a senior division for players 35 and over and an open division for others. The tamamem opens Friday at 4 pan. with UW meeting WLU in an open division game. UW's and WLU's seniors are in the third game on Friday as they meet at T. The event continues Saturday with the first game starting at 8:30 a.m. and the last game ending at 8: 45 p.m. The Waterloo County Board of Education will host an information meeting on The purpose of the meeting is to share information on the new elementary school, explain the procedures connected with that purpose, and receive input from the community. Ellzabeth Wnmer, Chalrman. PUBLIC MEETING THE NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BEECHWOOD WEST AREA OF WATERLOO Visit us for a great looking hairstyle at reasonable prices! KEATSWAY PUBLIC SCHOOL 323 Keatsway Drive Waterloo, Ontario on MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1986 at 7:30 pm. The Waterloo County Board of Education NOTICE OF at start on Friday on the bars, which is an apparatus she doesn't always do well on. _ "The bars are my, most incon- sistent event," said Smith. After the bars, she proceeded to win on beam, another event she consid- ers herself inconsistent in. The winning score on vault also went a long way to making her day. - - - _ “I think that was the best hand spring I've ever done," said Smith. "I was really happy with that. And our association (Cen- tral Western Ontario Secondary School Association) has been really good. I don't know of another association with so many nines." Indeed, the host CWOSSA or- ganisation amassed 417.55 points overall to win by over 21 points. CWOSSA was first in all three categories -- junior, intermediate and senior. (club 'A', 'B' and 'C' gymnasts also competed but their scores did not enter into the team standings.) Nadine Letson led the Junior Vikings by winning on beam (9.00) and placing second on bars (8.90). In the intermediate grouping, Michelle Kelley placed second on vault (9.13). Club 'C' gymnast Heather Hol- den was third on floor (9.15) and in club 'A' competition Robyn Jalben won on bars (9.40) and was third on vault (8.90) while Jill Gelinas was second on floor (9.50). Gordon Jones, Director of Education. 'P.' :ererttireer'te-"r"-""r-"r= -- - -.--. -.. ‘9 145% 2. “ . 4Q WATERLOO DELIVERY gag - Dave Boehmer of Bluevale collegiate Knights badminton team prepares to hit a return shot during Junior boys singles match at Conestoga College last Wednesday. Action was part of Waterloo County high school championships and the overall title went to Grand River Renegades for the seventh straight season. Knights were second in the senior division and WCI Vikings were second overall and first in the junior category. Visit Our Showroom and See our Great Selection of Patio Furniture Including Hausa WATERLOO WE. 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