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Times-Advocate, 1979-02-28, Page 8Pag® 8 Times-Advocate, February 28, 1979 Executive praises coaches Saturday night fever rages at figure skating carnival Mor? than 1,000 persons attended and thoroughly enjoyed the 28th annual carnival of the Exeter figure skating club at the South Huron Rec Centre Saturday. The large crowds were treated to afternoon and evening shows put on by the members who range in age from three years to their early 20’s The theme of the carnival was “Saturday NightFever’’ -and depicted most ac­ tivities which are a part of Saturday night. A number of the senior skaters participated in Hockey Night in Exeter as the Hawkettes and the Old Timers. Depicting "On the Town” were Elaine Pym and Jack Underwood. Only one-half of the ex­ pected visiting guest skating team was able to perform. Lorri Baier of Mitchell who with Lloyd Eisler of Seaforth recently won the Canadian junior pairs championship was injured in a practice earlier in the week and is in hospital. Lloyd Eisler presented a solo routine, Also skating were Laurie Prout of the Exeter club and Bill Scriber of London who placed fourth in the 1979 novice junior pairs com­ petition for Western Ontario. Other skaters doing solo numbers were Audrey Adkins and Brenda Pin- combe. Co-conveners of the car- nival were Pat Down and Carol Arthur. The announcer was Don Cameron. Shirley Hart is president of the Exeter figure skating club and Marie Tieman vice- president. Agnes Aunger is treasurer and Mary Jenn Chanyi handles the secretarial duties. The conveners wish to thank everyone on the various committees and all the volunteer parents who are necessary to make a carnival successful. A statement from the executive is as follows: “One of the reasons we have a successful skating program is due to the time and effort contributed by our amateur coaches. Prior to becoming an amateur coach, these girls must first attend a CFSA sanctioned coaches clinic where they are in­ structed on the principles of teaching the elements of the National Test Badges. Throughout the entire skating season they spend many hours working with skaters in the badge groups.” Carrie Blackburn head coach and coaches are Audrey Adkins, Patti Down, Brenda Pin­ combe and Laurie Prout. Junior coaches are Dale Armstrong, Brenda Bell, Cindy Down, Karen Hart, Debbie Josephson, Elaine Pym, Deb Taylor and Patti Willis. Club pros are Marg Carey, Rick Pettit and Sharon Saunders. Following are the various numbers and participating skaters: DARLING'S THE PLACE TO BUY BEEFMonica Lindenfield, Kim Murray, Michelle Slemin, Sue Anne Soldan, Lori Lynn Wagner. Led by Little Girl Debbie Josephson. Dream Time — Sheep —■ Shonyn Baynham, Liette Clarke, Jennifer Dix, Carrie- Lynne Finkbeiner, Becky Hann, Terri Humphrey, Melinda Nethercott, Heather Wagner, Anne Walper, Jenny Wareham, Sheri Wells, Cheyenne Westlake. Led by Mary — Brenda Bell. Black Sheep —• Elaine Pym. Spacemen — Scott Bishop, Gregory Clarke, Robbie Brenda Pincombe, Laurie Prout, Elaine Pym, Eleanor Salmon, Deb Taylor, Patti Willis. Playtime — Hobos — Henry DeBruyn, Chris Eccles, Shawn Finkbeiner, John Vanderweit Led by Hobo Patti Down. Cartoon Time — Mouseketeers —• Douglas Cudmore, Jason Eccles, Jeremy Finkbeiner, Jens Gregson, Michael Jeffery, Trevor Ratz, Rick Topp, Dennis Webster. Led by Mouseketeer Carrie Black­ burn. Mickeys & Minnies — Deanne Ballantyne, Rita Bilcke, Melissa Blue, Sharon DeBruyn, Becky Farquhar, Sarah Kerslake, Karie Sue Kyle, Mikala McDougall, Sheryl Oke, Lisa Shepherd, Carrie Stuart, Tina Taylor. Led by Mickey Mouse Deb Taylor. Donald Ducks — Jimmy Ahrens, Jeremy Brock, Jason Coolman, Jason Dix, Dwayne Finkbeiner, Frederick Godbolt, Donald Humphrey, Douglas Jones, Mark McDonald, David Negrijn, Richard Philips, Derek Swartzentruber, Joseph Szabo, Mark Weigand. Led by Minnie Mouse Patti Willis. Bed Time — Sleephyeads — Shauna Becker, Tracy Case, Tracy Cooper, Aimee Glavin, Christie Gray, Natalie D’Ornellas, Robin McLean, Julia Merner. Tammy Haist, Barbara Tieman, Lori-Lynn Miller, Sheri Morley, Tobi Taylor. Led by Sleepyhead Cindy Down. Teddy Bears & Dolls — Terry Ahrens, Andrea Bell, Marcie Ellison, Michelle Ellison, Lisa Faber, Anita Finkbeiner, Julie Glavin, Laurie Glavin, Heidi Gregson, Denise Hendrick. Glavin, Wade Lee, Timothy Nethercott, Mark Russell, Scot Russell, Sekou Sanford, Fred Steciuk. Led by Spaceman Dale Armstrong. Famous Skaters — Wendy Ballantyne, Stephanie Baptiste, Susan Coates, Angela Cottrell, Laurie Dalrymple, Christie Eveland, Lisa Ellrington, Angela Gilbert, Sandra Stire, Rhonda Turnbull, Shannon Westlake. Close Encounters — Sueanne Adkins, Kendra Arthur, Michelle Aunger, Monique Aunger, Brenda Tieman, Susie Wareham Dianne Willis. Car Wash —• Adkins, Kendra Michelle Aunger, Aunger, Brenda Elizabeth Cottrell, Jacqueline Cottrell, Karla Josephson, Kelly Livingstone, Tracy Mac­ Donald, Janet Pfaff, Melanie Smith, Susan Tieman, Kelly Vanstone. Arnold’s — Tammy Bell, Patti Bierling, Lisa Blue, Jodi Chanyi, Pam Cottrell, Cheryl Deboer, Debbie Down, Lorri Faber, Charlotte Miller, Bridgette Newton, Tracey Rabbets, Kimberley Vanderweil. Five plus One — Carrie Blackburn, Patti Down, Karen Hart, Debbie Josephson, Eleanor Salmon, Bill Scriver. Bell, Elizabeth Cottrell, Jacqueline Cottrell, Karla Josephson, Kelly Livingstone, Tracy Mac­ Donald, Janet Pfaff, Melanie Smith, Susan Tieman, Kelly Vanstone. A Touch O’Green — Catherine Davison, Marie DeBruyn, Tanya Delbridge, Jennifer Hancock, Kelly Hern, Karen Miller, Tammy O’Brien, Patti O’Toole, Sarah Patterson, Tracy Spencer, Tracy Ratz, Carol Willis, Janet Wright, Tara Wright. Hockey Night in Exeter — Audrey Adkins, Dale Armstrong, Carrie Black­ burn, Cindy Down, Patti Down, Karen Hart, Debbie Josephson, Brenda Pin- combe, Laurie Prout, Elaine Pym, Eleanor Salmon, Deb Taylor, Patti Willis. Grease — Joel Aunger, Darren Faber, Chris McLeod. Happy Days — Sandra DeBoer, Carolyn Dykeman, Julie Hendrick, Kathy Hendrick, Laurie McLelland, Tracey Oke, Jennifer Rose, Jo-Ann Seller, Janene Seller, Julie 1 Sueanne Arthur, Monique Bell, Gravel WE RENT ±i ii mi it i iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiimniiiiii* is the senior WtRAL BUS/NtSS ttVfu iPMtM BANK Disco Fever — Audrey Adkins, Dale Armstrong, Carrie Blackburn, Cindy Down, Patti Down, Karen Hart. Debbie Josephson, I ROLLIE'S I 1CYCLE A SPORTS | GRAND BEND niiiinitiitiiifiiiiiiiimiiiitiiiiiiittiiniP Sand & Stone Town Of 0 Registration fee $30. per person, includes lunch and all texts. Exeter l/We would like to be involved in the MARKETING seminar. My/our cheque/s0 are enclosed. The Manager Federal Business Development Bank A Management Seminar designed for small business. READY FOR BED — Tammy appear as SI figure skating AN ilWTRoduCTioN Successful marketing depends on your ability to provide the RIGHT product or service, at the RIGHT time, in the RIGHT place at the RIGHT price. Right? On March 14th, 1979 a seminar on MARKETING will be pre­ sented at.R°y°l Canadian Legion Hall, Exeter, Ontario 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. IF YOU ARE INVOLVED IN RETAILING, MANUFACTURING OR PROVIDING A SERVICE, THERE IS SOMETHING HERE FOR YOU! For advance registration, complete the coupon below or con­ tact .P<T. Huxtable, Management Services Officer. at 271-5650 (collect) for full information. CROSS COUNTRY SKIS Haist and Shauna Becker — Gabian Stone Calcium Chloride in 100 pound bags Stone for Weeping Beds EARL LIPPERT TRUCKING LTD Creditor! 234-6382 WAITING THEIR TURN — These girls were introduced as famous skaters during the Exeter figure skating carnival, Saturday. Back, left, Susan Coates, Angela Gilbert, Wendy Ballantyne, Lisa Ellerington and Sandra Stire. Front, Lori Dalrymple, Stephanie Baptist, ■ Rhonda Turnbull, Angela Cattrell and Shannon Westlake. 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