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In the Juvenile Division the KW Gems were just edged out of the gold medal by Charles. inure, Quebec, and won the silver medal. The Diamonds on lee were tied for second with Row City Rhythms from Windsor but Dobbin lucKonzie and Mark s 1 1einto-modaGritdii"i. hqtherrt f,t,t'gt.gtgt l',', the Ontario Winter Games when ilying . tars competed. Three local ice dance team attained medal statidings.WteNoviee Dame produced a silver medal for Debbie MacKenzie and Mark Shew herd. Novice Dance fang? Waning the gold were Stacy Doug n an] atheson, followed by Lee Austin and David Lovekin picking up the silver award. Bowmanville Ontario was the scene of another great win for two K-W skaters. The ice dance team of Christa Kay of Waterloo and Jonathan Hill of Kitchener captured the title of Junior Bronze Dance Champions after a daz- zling performance to achieve a gold medal, at the All Ontario Finals. nyan and Andrea Chamberlain, a brother and sister ice dame team from Waterloo represented the " Skating Club at the Canada Winter Games held in Prince Edward island and brought home a silver medal. They are also the 1991 Western Ontario MNovice Dam fth,"."G- Precision teams Ryan and Andrea Chamberl . and sister ice dance Mam 'lee Ice dance teams shine at ‘91 Ontario Winter Games "-----.--. " Coupon ---..-'_... fixings! §ys_lem Special N. t Provincal Hwy. 7) .....r...... Pied“? .tikttiyg - Teams, (From Tie Convener éack) . Must Include c_onnoctor plpe, muttler 'llltne the s.iiiE"rwiii'i7/i' ........rr...r...t.a... 746-1070] on Mareh 29 (Friday). with Games Six and Seven in Waterloo and Stratford on March 31 and April 2. 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