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Times-Advocate, 1984-04-11, Page 10Page 10 Times -Advocate, April 11, 1984 HAWAIIAN BUT -- Albert Von Dyken, Dot Wales and Jim and Dorothy Chapman were winners in a recent mixed bonspiel. T -A photo MIXED WINNERS - Taking the third draw in Jim -and Liz Bell and_lahn_and Elaine Bancroft. the Exeter mixed curling league were T -A photo SH wins gymnastics crown South Huron again won the Huron -Perth gynmastics Championship held in Exeter Thursday. The team's win came as a surprise to no one, however the certainty of it took nothing away from the superior skill of the gymnasts. South Huron coach Carey Eddy, while admitting she knew they would win at the beginning of the season simp- ly because her team has so many nore gymnasts, said she was very pleased with the girls' performances. "They had excellent scores and we won most of the individual championships". Overall division champions were Ron- nalyn Bell, Lee O'Rourke, Catherine Patterson and Starr Jesney. The girls compete at WOSSA this Saturday in St. Thomas Parkside. Eddy feels there is a good chance her team will retain their WOSSA championship for the third year, Every Exeter gymnast qualified for WOSSA by plac- ing in the top six in one event. South Huron should also have a few competitors at OFSSA if the girls perform up to their ability. Junior and in- termediate gymnasts qualify by placing fust or second. Lee O'Rourke's chances are ex- cellent in Intermediate but Starr Jesney and Jacqui Cot - trell are in the toughest divi- sien as only the winner in each category will go to OFSSA for the fourth time Catherine Patterson should compete atFSAA Gyn- mastics. The top three all round Senior A finishers qualify. OFSAA will be held in Hamilton on fourth and fifth Despite the lack of com- petitors at Huron -Perth the calibre of gynuraatics has in - proved as the scores indicate. South Huron juniors swept the over all slate. Mary Martens was second to Ron- nalyn Bell's championship. Carole Morrissey placed third over-all. The placings were distributed among South Huron's juniors; Barb Lawson's peppy floor routine earned first. Ron- nalyn Bell was second, Leanne Jennison third, Mary Martens fourth and Carole Mo{ issey sixth on the floor. South Huron had a clean sweep on both bars and vault. In winning order for bars were Carole Morrissey, Mary Martens, Ronnalyn Bell, Barb Lawson, Leanne Jen- nison and Kin Boogemans. On the vault the order switched to Kim Boogemans, Ronnalyn Bell, Carole Morrissey, Mary Martens and Barb Lawson. The pressure of competing for the first time was handl- ed quite well by the junlors, On the beam Mary Martens was first and Ronnalyn Bell second. Leanne Jennison and Carole Morrissey placed fourth and fifth respectively. In the Itermediate division, Lee O'Rourke had the judges marvelling over her excellent routines as she won on every event. The petite gymnast earned marks of 9.0 on both bars and floor. Lee's floor routine was very entertaining. For second on floor Jodi McBride executed a fine routine. Rose Morrissey placed third and Susan Boyle sixth. In vaulting Lee's win was followed by a fifth for Kelly Johns. Kelly's bars were a disappointment as she was the first competitor of the day. She droppped into sixth place. On bars Lee was first and Rose Morrissey second. South Huron went 1,2,3 on the intermediate beam with Lee, Rose and Jodi McBride respectively qualifying. Senior B is South Huron's weakest division but the girls performed their routines well to make up for their lack of numbers.Having sprained her ankle two days before competition, Montaha Osma merely touched the floor d beam yet stilt qualifies for WOSSA because of the few competitors. Lisa Rundle placed first on .i► IRD DRAW - A rink skipped by Gerry Smith won the third draw of the season of the Exeter men's curling club. From the left are Gerry Smith, Lome Rideout, Ralph Astle and Brian Clarke. T -A photo H -P GYMNASTIC CHAMPS - South Huron District High School won the Huron -Perth gymnastics championship, Thursday. Back, left, Starr Jesney, Sandra Mccurdy, Leanne Jennison, Darlene McBride, Kelly Johns, Jodi McBride, Mary Martens, Jac- qui Cottrell, Ronnalyn Bell, Catherine Patterson. Centre, Rose Morrissey, Suson Bir- mingham, Carole Morrissey, Lisa Rundle, Sue Boyle, Lee O'Rourke, Kim Boogemans, Barb Lawson.- Front, Montaha Osman. NEW COMBINES and TRACTORS SPRING APR Financing Or Waiver Of Finance Charges To Sept. 1, 1984 Now during Massey's Spring Savings Sale you can save big 'on both new MF combines and selected used combines. Big factory discounts plus special financing options make buying a new MF combine right now a better deal than ever. Get the machine that will perfbrm in the field where it counts...while you stretch your dollars. Choose 9.9% APR financing. 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Register at Sherwood (Exeter) Ltd. 18 Wellington St., Exeter 235-0743 beam.the With an unusually disappointing routine Susan Birmingham a ngham was fourth and Darlene McBride fifth. Sue Birmingham performed well to place second on bars and a third on vault. Lisa Rundle's well choreographed floor routine earned her second. Catherine Patterson's win last year of the all -Ontario beam forced her into the Senior A level which is reserved for club athletics and OFSAA winners. She handled the transition well and should end her excellent five-year career in high school gymnastics with • another flourish at OFSAA. Catherine's 9.3 win on the beam was the highest mark given that day. Her supreme concentration was also ap- parent for her win on the bars, but in what coach Eddy described as a "fluke" Catherine messed up a tumbl- ing line to drop to second on the floor. On her weakest ap- paratus, the vault, Catherine was second. Starr Jesney's unbitter comment on winning the Elite overall was "Well its about. time". Starr has been perfor- ming strong gymnastics under the shadow of another star Catherine 'Pits' Patter- son but Pits move up into the 'A' level left Starr free to shine. Jacqui Cottrell also con- peted with vigour. Her floor routine won with a mark of 9.0 Jacqui's dance a sl high tumbling was excellent. Starr Jesney's strong rumbling earned second. Starting off superbly Sandra McCurdy faltered at the end of her floor routine but was still third. On the beam Starr was se- cond and Jacqui third. Sandra , McCurdy executed a great bars routine to win while Starr was second. Vaulting earned Starr another second. Jacqui and Sandra were third and fourth respectively. South Huron students and any other fans will be able to appreciate the results of long, hard practice, tomorrow, as the gymnasts will perform their routines for the school. 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