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Last season twin brothers Mark and Maui Beiler of Waterloo, placed &st and sec- hndal‘lhe 1999 Provincial Gymnastics Meet. The k-W Diving Club kicked off the diving season by hosting the K-W Invitational Diving meet last week at the Waterloo Recreation Complex. K-W hosted clubs from Brock University, Central Toronto, Forest City London. Gatquatic Burlington and Mid- Western. Kayla Dickinson finished third in girls level 3D 1m board and fourth on the 3m. In the boys level 3D Im, Travis Caya fmished third with 61.5 points and Alan Weir fire ished founh with 58 points. In girls level 4D Im, Sara Ben finished second with 51 K-W Diving Club kicks off new season at Rec Complex The competitive season for the men's team of the Kitch- ener-Waterloo Gymnastics Club begins with Elite Canada next week. They went on to compete at the 1999 National Champl- onships. Matti won silver on rings and vault, placed see- enth on floor and won bronze m the overall compeulion, Mark won gold on floor. was fourth on the vault and parallel bars, and sixth on nngs, also winning bronze in the overall category. Local gymnasts will compete at Elite Canada competition Both will be competing In the "National Under 16" divi- snon of the Elite Canada Meet lo be held in Quebec City on The boys tram at the Knch- ener-Waterloo Gymnastics club under Men's Coach, Dusan Durick poms, Uni Kaufman finished third with 50.5 pomts, Valerie Arthur finished fifth with 18 pomls and Jessica Coushing and Jayne Burns tied for sixth with 47.5 points. In boys level ID lm, Christopher Avery finished first with 53 points, Cody Mul- der fimshed second with 495 points, Ian Weir finished third with 46 points and Matthew Doyle Mished sixth with 27.5 points. _ Emily Schilling finished fust in girls level 3A 3m board, and third on 1m. Casandra klooster finished second in girls 3C 1m board, E skiers & UP.9,M,1 _'.,? snowboarders , CHRISTMAS HOURS: ‘. Mon, Tues,, Wed, Thurs . Fn, 10am _ 90m. Sat. 9am - 5.30 pm ', OPEN SUNDAYS FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS 11am - 5pm . reel the Warmth of OVER 370 STORES t SERVICES LOTS OF FREE 8 CONVENIENV PARKING E frame goggles R .49.99 eg sale $3999 and was also second on 3m Colin Boland finished sec- ond m boys 3C 1m board and third on 3m. Alex Taylor also placed second In boys 3C 1m. _ Steven Rempef finished fourth in boys 3C lm board, and placed second orr3m. - Killyn Hamock finished first in girls level 4C 1m board, and placed sixth in SC 3m. In girls level 4C 1m, Ali Peerson finished second, Courtney Brundula finished fourth and Amy Nellis Gished sixth. Jennifer Schilling finished second in girls 33 3m dive, and was also second on 1m board. EXPIRES NOV. 28/99 NITIILOO 220 Klnu Strut Eu! oownhin ”than" Mt -091 0 The Western Region l7 and under AAA ngeue learn opened that swan In unpmvr usluonbywmnmgthe Challenge Cup m London lea weekend. The Challenge Cup ls the fusl opponumty for the RX regions In Omano to show their talent. These teams Will be compeungal the upcommg Onlano 2000 Winter Games. [Dal team man- bers mcludeJenelk Dietrich, tia Goddard, Jenn Greer, Tara Grosse, Ioura kilhler, Kant 13p- oki,ielie Paimes,Melanie Santos and Umisay Sha In the last-paced Champl- onship game, Western Region's mutate offence, ccmbined with their stellar defensive play and outstanding goaltending vaulted ma 14)victoryover theheavily favored team from Eastern, Ontario. Ashley Smyth scored the wmner, assisted by Sarah lan Mootsel and Katie chold. All-star ringette team wins Challenge Cup $2992 Mark? UJork Wearhowc SAVE 33% 50 WESTMDUNT RD. N. (wesmouvn PLACE) Men's Khakis from ON ALL FALL MENG & WOMEN'S Clothes That Work. WATEBLOO 884- 1 soo JIN SWEATERS "Family-owned businesses need special financial plans" Martin Wealth Management Ltd. (519) 664-3526 or 1-8o0r66Pl9hi SECURITY . DEPENDABILITY . SERVICE “and by Global Allotalion Financial tirtrup Inc, Mon.-Fri. _....9:30-9 Saturday ......9:30-9 Sunday _.__....nt-6 STORE HOURS: