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tettetltion begins Safaris): Precision skating teams are judged on the quality of execu- tion of group manoevers and original moves similar to synchronised swimming. Artistic impression and technical ability are also aspects considered by KWSC hosted a send-off party for [tween and Diamonds Sunday nigttt at Rittkait-'Ne-Pagt and the Krystal: skated an "tttttttim Maekowski's teams train at Rink In The Park in Waterloo and use video cameras to help learn and perfect their routines. This past weekend, K-W teams were entered in the Canadian International competition Satur- day ln London and the Kweens continued their winning streak by taking a gold medal while the Diamonds took a third place bronze medal. The pre-noviee K-W Gems placed seventh and the K-W Gems ended up sixth in a division for adults. Precision skating began south of the border in Michigan and when it spread to Canada it came first to Western Ontario. But Mackowski says the rest of Canada is catching up and she expects strong competition in Laval. Precision skaters, Mackowski said, all have one thing in common that brings them into this team sport. They have more time than highly competitive athletes who train extensively for individual, pairs or dance competition. Time is important because the committment to precision skat- ing goes beyond the practices and competition. Skaters need to make a time committment for fundraising purposes to support their teams. A success story from the K-W Skating Club continues today " two precision teams - K-W Kweens and Diamonds on lee - leave for Laval, Que., to compete in the Canadian championships. It marks the second time that coach Kathy Mackowski has taken two teams to the Canadian championships. The same teams competed nationally in Ilderton in 1984. It's the second trip to the Canadian championships for the novice Diamonds while the sen- ior Kweens have been there each year since the competition start- ed five years ago. Both teams qualified for the national championships by skat- ing to victories at the Western Ontario Section championships in Simcoe Feb. 21-22. Precision skaters line up for title Iii Laval. DIAMONDS ON ICE ' GP Volvo v_,1T'c',t"" Mercedes we?“ Volkswagen RECONDITIONED USED VW RABBITS 6 m_onth ttrootl)toua.rantee WATERLOO BOWLING LADIES WATEmm TOWN SQUARE, WATERLOO 0000 Thu. a m. can 88! UrttttBA " PRINCESS ttT. WEST, WATERLOO BOO-8.00 tBae" n. m and) 000-8310 SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL ALL YOU CAN BOWL son 33.50, " mum-12 noon "tyr-tatt-tsoft-ttmates opickupanddoltvory We otter you guaranteed workmanship - 18 years' experience HATASHI’I‘A GOLDSMITHS SATURDAY t SUNDAY 4mm AM. ADULTS I CHILDREN m .00 PER GAME-FREE SHOES CttaMmtOrte-.Setiett6tae+.MtMmr-et_rtstttee ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR OPEN BOWLING DAILY ”"RECONDITIONED USED VW means 6 month or 6.000 km guarantee Fast - Friendly Service For expert repairs call Mike or Klaus at 884-7640 FAMILY SPECIAL Cir%CIElcCriil to Wyman Ad. Unit ttti, Waterloo Call For Available Times "Be Part of Tho Fun" Manon Harbec 886-2810 On all Sunworthy Wall Coverings “4-:- tho month of March - W-ucavcdng Bach. Sunworthy Super Sale MM“ all Sunworthy Wan v- - -- during the month of March "Mm. not" " Sunworthy w-ucavcdng Books. K-W KWEENS 7 Visual Arts q Ceramics . Stained Glass 0 Jewellery . Woodcarving . Quilting and many more handcrafted one and crafts, produced and sold by Ontario Artisans 1 1:00 emu-5:00 p.m. At the Kitchener Farmers' Market Refreshments Available 0 Free Parking Sunday, March 29th. 1987 and Sunday, May 3rd, 1987 132 yéign NORTH, WATERLOO SI .00/ person Children 12 and under FREE if accompanied by an adult. F IN E ARTS a CRAFT SHOW “I" “Y "can M" m I. “7. mm ADMISSION Silo “pm. Inch 31, 1907 FREE LOCAL DELIVERY VISA A MASTERCARD PARKING AT STORE 885-5850 ,