HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-22, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1987.
Blyth skating club elects new executive
The annual meeting of Blyth
Figure Skating Club was held on
April 13 at the Arena, with a small
attendance.
Program changes were discuss
ed, as well as noting a new Club pro
would be required as Margaret
Dupee would not be returning.
Reports from the treasurer,
fund-raising committee and test
chairpersons indicated there was
an active group of volunteers and
the skaters are progressing well.
Election of officers took place, the
following are the new Executive:
Senior Club President, Faye Bol
ger, Junior Club President,
Candice Howson; Vice President
Jeanette Harris; Treasurer, Bev
Shaddick; Senior Testperson, Jean
Nethery, assistant, Candice How-
son; Canskate Test chairperson,
Candice Howson; Powerskate
chairperson, Wendy Murray;
Fund Raising Contact person, Jean
Nethery, assistant Joan Leibold;
Secretary, Connie Nesbitt; Regi
stration, Joan Clark and Joan
Lions Head wins WOAA
Int. championship
The Lions Head North Stars,
considered to be the weakest team
of the four divisional winners,
posted a 10 win - 2 loss playoff
record in capturing the 1987 Grand
Championship Trophy in front of a
full house Saturday night.
After winning the Int. ‘C’
Championship the North Stars lost
the first game of the Grand Well
esley Merchants by an 8-4 score.
However, they rebounded and
scored 12-3, 9-6 and 7-3 wins to
advance to the championship final
against the the Int. ‘D’ champions
from Ripley. Ripley qualified for
the final series by upsetting the
heavily favored Int. ‘A’ Durham
72’s in a five game series.
Game one of the finals went to
Ripley by an 11-8 count but the
boys from the North completely
dominated the remainder of the
series with wins of 9-1, 7-3, 11-5
and 8-6.
Although all teams are not
expected to return for the 1987-88
season interest has been shown
from Woodford, Palmerston, New
Hamburg, Ayr, Mitchell and Sea
forth about possible entry into the
W.O.A.A.
Bad week for cars
in Brussels area
The beautiful Easter Sunday
just past was not a happy day for
two Brussels-area drivers who col
lided at the comer of Tumberry and
Thomas Streets, across from the
EMA store in Brussels.
While attempting to make a
left hand turn on to Tumberry St. at
2:45 p.m., a 1983 Toyota driven by
Judy Ten Pas of Brussels was
struck by a 1982 AMC travelling
south and driven by Thomas
Struder of RR 3, Brussels.
An OPP spokesman said that
damage to the Ten Pas vehicle was
estimated at $3,000, while the
Struder car suffered about $600
worth of bumps and dents. Ms. Ten
Pas has been charged with failing to
yield the right of way in the inci
dent. There were no injuries.
On April 16, a 1978 Olds
mobile driven by Helen Blake of
RR 2, Brussels suddenly began to
pour smoke from beneath the hood,
and burst into flames as soon as
Mrs. Blake was able to pull over
and stop, where she escaped
without injury. Brussels volunteer
firemen were called out to extin
guish the blaze, which resulted in
$2,500 in damage to the car.
The accident occurred at 5
p.m., just south of Brussels on
County Road 12.
Leibold. Two year directors: Joan
Clark, Dianne Ferguson, Wendy
Murray, Janice Henry, Barbara
Howson, Joan Watson, Joan Lei
bold, Mavis Morrison, Shirley
Lyon, and Brenda Burkholder.
The following badges were
passed during the 86-87 season:
Power Skating - Pre Beginner -
Steven McBurney; Power 1 - Chris
Bromley, Scott Bromley, Allen
Gibbons, Mathew Morrison, Da
vid and Michael McBurney, Jason
McDougall, Mark Robinson, Mi
chael Salverda, Doug Wilson,
Mark Wilson, Julie McNichol,
Karen Bromley, Kandise McNich
ol and Sarah McNichol.
Power 2 - Chris Bromley, Scott
Bromley, Darryl Bromley, Shane
Burkholder, Davidand Michael
McBurney, Jason McDougall,
Mark Robinson, Michael Salverda,
Doug Wilson, Mark Wilson, Julie
McNichol and Karen Bromley.
Power 3 - Darryl Bromley,
Shawn Clark, Jeffrey Ferguson,
David and Michael McBurney,
Trent Richmond, Mark Robinson,
Michael Salverda, Doug Wilson.
Power 4 - David Campbell, Tim
Cowan, Jeff Cowan, Aaron Sauve.
Power 5 - Tim Cowan, Jeff
Cowan, Aaron Sauve.
Power 6 - Tim Cowan, Jeff
Cowan and Aaron Sauve. Profi
ciency - Jason Murray.
Canskate - Beginners - Ross
Clark, Jonathon Cucksey, Amelia
Emke, Amanda Hanna, Courtney
Rutledge, Justin and Brent Sauve,
Graham Worsell and Christine
Lapp.
Elementary - Amanda Hanna,
Ashley Howson, Christopher
Knox, Julie Ritchie, Courtney
Rutledge, Karen Trick.
Joel Arthur received Power 1 & 2
and Jason Badley received Power
1.
Canskate advanced - Beginner -
Rhonda Gibbons; Elementary -
RhondaGibbons, Katie Murray
and Cap Onn; Basic - Christina
Black, Wanda Emke, Rhonda
Gibbons, Pamela and Becky Morri
son, Katie Murray, Cap and Zoey
Onn and April Van Amersfoort.
Novice 1 - Crystal and Jennifer
Cucksey, Kara Murray, Courtney
Sauve, Mark Shepherd, Christina
Black, Wanda Emke, Katie Mur
ray and April Van Amersfoort.
Novice 2 - Rachel Arthur, Tina
Burkholder, Amanda Howson,
Kara Murray, Courtney Sauve,
Mark Shepherd.
Novice 3 - Erica Clark, Kimber
ley Ferguson, Angela McCool.
Novice 4 - Angela McCool.
Proficiency - Kimberly Rich
mond.
CFSA tests - Sherri Howson,
Second Figures and American;
Lisa Watson - First Figures and
European; Mark Shepherd, Dutch
Waltz; Kim Richmond, Dutch
Waltz; Andrea Henry, Ten Fox;
Laurel Campbell, Canasta; Cathy
Nesbitt, Fourteen Step and Fox
trot; Lori Leibold, Paso and Blues;
Angela Nethery, Quickstep and
Viennese Waltz.
A big vote of thanks must go to
the parents, who work hard all year
long to make Figure and Power
skating available for the skaters.
Thank you for your support and
encouragement.
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