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uxbridge swimmers continue to shine tribune february 17 1988 b3 twentysix members of the ux bridge swim club took part in an abc novice meet in oshawa feb 7 local entries did extreme ly well results follow beth frisk 25 meter back stroke 3rd 50 meter freestyle 3rd 50 meter breaststroke 5th 50 meter backstroke 6th 25 meter breaststroke 9th 25 meter freestyle 10th nicolle gilliland 50 meter breaststroke 2nd 25 meter breaststroke 3rd 25 meter freestyle 9th 25 meter back stroke 9th 50 meter freestyle 10th sara fumerton 25 meter backstroke 7th 25 meter breaststroke 11th 25 meter freestyle 12th melissa thomas 25 meter backstroke 2nd 25 meter free style 3rd 25 meter butterfly 3rd 50 meter freestyle 3rd 50 meter backstroke 5th 25 meter breaststroke 10th judy koonstra 25 meter free style 2nd 25 meter breast- stroke 2nd 50 meter breast- stroke 3rd 50 meter back stroke 4th 25 meter back stroke 5th 50 meter freestyle 5th jeff postma 50 meter free style 1st 100 meter breast- stroke 1st 100 meter back stroke 2nd 50 meter breast- stroke 2nd 25 meter butterfly 3rd doug middleton 100 meter freestyle 3rd 100 meter breaststroke 3rd 25 meter but terfly 4th 50 meter breast- betz boys strike gold at tourney the betz pool clippers oldtim- ers finally struck gold in three previous tournaments this season the squad reached the finals but finished as runnerup at the coha mcmurtry cup tournament it was a different story as the oldtimers beat amherstburg 62 to take home gold to get to the finals the clippers had 21 record beating the hock ey shop rinkles and city tavern but losing to their gold medal opponents from amherstburg the gold medal game was fast and closechecking with no scor ing until midway through the con test when ron cain took the pass from a rushing john blair and popped it in to take the lead inspired play from captain round mckinnon and furious fore checking and backchecking kept amherstburg from forming any of its smooth passing plays that had been prevalent in their earlier wins against torontos rinkles and city tavern with amherstburg applying heavy pressure ron cain cleared the puck off the boards and bill ormson picked it up and scored a shorthanded marker to take a two goal lead two more goals by bill ormson and joe inf urnari built the lead to four while amherstburg came back to score one the betz oldtimers netted singles by ron cain and john blair to put the game out of reach going on to win 62 coach eric scaife had the old boys working hard with three well balance lines mckinnon lloyd and mcmann blair cain and weatherill and ormson inf ur nari and ness and a strong defen sive corps of steve ellis bill cor- ner george cowley al hachey steve upton and dave parrott in goal the oldtimers next coha tournament is march 4 to 6 in montreal but the teams biggest test this year will be against the bantam allstars at a soontobe announced date tournament runnersup the maples of ballantrae clas sics came away from the fifth annual winterlude international oldtimers hockey tournament in ottawa with a trophy on the weekend albeit second place with 48 teams entered in the tournament from ontario and quebec the competition was in tense the classics advanced to the finals by beating a team from peterborough 30 with dave mil ler earning the shutout and a 63 loss to kitchener after allowing four powerplay goals the finals featured a rematch between ballantraes oldtimers and the opposition from kitch ener kitchener led 10 late in the tightchecking match before a powerplay goal and a empty net effort put the contest out of reach bob leger was named most valuable player in the finals other classics participating in the tournament were art nichol son larry penny dave farlow bruce mchalffcy george sled dave tucker bill thomhill wal- ly crowdcr rich hughes doug gorrsll don hainan and coach jim wagg stroke 5th 100 meter back stroke 5th 50 meter freestyle 8th steve postma 25 meter breaststroke 2nd 25 meter backstroke 2nd 50meter back stroke 2nd 50 meter breast- stroke 3rd- 25 meter freestyle 3rd 50 meter freestyle 3rd katy ballinger 100 meter freestyle 4th 50 meter breast- stroke 5th 50 meter freestyle 10th 50 meter backstroke 11th tara hannah 100 meter breaststroke 1st 50 meter breaststroke 1st 100 meter backstroke 5th 100 meter free style 5th 50 meter freestyle 6th teressa johnston 100 meter backstroke 2nd 25 meter but terfly 2nd 50 meter freestyle 2nd 100 meter freestyle 3rd 100 meter breaststroke 4th 50 meter breaststroke 9th carly mcenaney 25 meter butterfly 5th 50 meter breast- stroke 7th 50 meter back stroke 9th 50 meter freestyle 11th sara coyne 100 meter back stroke 6th 25 meter butterfly 7th 50 meter backstroke 10th 100 meter freestyle 10th 50 meter freestyle 12th renee gilliland 100 meter breaststroke 2nd 50 meter breaststroke 2nd 50 meter backstroke 7th 100 meter free style 12th 50 meter freestyle 14th jill ballinger 50 meter back stroke 8th 100 meter breast- stroke 9th 50 meter breast- stroke 9th 100 meter f reestvle 11th 50 meter freestyle 12th danielle donnelly 100 meter breaststroke 3rd 100 meter freestyle 6th 100 meter back stroke 7th 100 im 8th 50 meter breaststroke 8th 50 meter freestyle 13th carrie frisk 50 meter back stroke 2nd 50 meter butterfly 3rd 50 meter freestyle 4th 100 meter freestyle 4th 100 meter backstroke 5th 100 meter breaststroke 5th 100 meter im 5th andrea wood 50 meter back stroke 6th 50 meterbreast- stroke7th 100 meter freestyle 7th 100 meter breaststroke 8th 50 meter freestyle 10th jenna morton 50 meter free style 2nd 100 meter breast- stroke 2nd 50 meter butterfly 2nd 100 meter freestyle 3rd 100 meter im 4th 100 meter backstroke 4th jessica pearce 50 meter breaststroke 10th 50 meter backstroke 11th 100 meter freestyle 13th 100 meter breaststroke 7th 50 meter but terfly 7th 100 meter back stroke 9th 50 meter freestyle 15th tracy fockler 100 meter freestyle 1st 100 meter back stroke 1st 50 meter freestyle 1st 50 meter backstroke 2nd 100 im 2nd 50 meter butterfly 2nd james stewart 50 meter breaststroke 5th 50 meter backstroke 7th 100 meter free style 8th 50 meter freestyle 8th david wells 50 meter back stroke 6th 50 meter breast- stroke 7th 100 meter freestyle 10th 50 meter freestyle 12th clinton ralph 50 meter back stroke 1st 100 meter back stroke 3rd 100 meter freestyle 4th 50 meter freestyle 5th becky harding 50 meter backstroke 1st 50 meter breaststroke 1st 100 meter backstroke 2nd 100 meter freestyle 3rd 50 meter free style 3rd girknext door holly loves horses by jim thomas twentyoneyearold holly par- eeuenjoys doing what she does best handling horses i one of four in the family of lionel and rita jpurcell mcco- wan road rjl 2 markham ho- ly comes by this enjoyment hon estly shes grown up with horses participating in shows since the age of three her fathers one of the most prominent shetland posy showmen in ontario hollys our girl next door born at birchmount road and steeles avenue scarborough holly moved north six years ago she has an older sister carrie and two brothers mark and blair following graduation from stouffville high holly joined the family operation falltime i love every minute of it she says hollys involvement takes in all areas of the purcell operation in cluding a highlyrecognized rid ing school a popular petting zoo and competitions at fairs and ex hibitions over the years the familys won dozens of awards and ribbons my hearts with horses holly says i also love working with children holly has two horses of her own one called remington steel and the other named bobby both re i fleet the quietness of her training skill while home is where her heart is hollys has other interests too shes in her final year of 4h has- played on two championship girls hockey teams and likes baseball during the recenttv feature anne of green gables holly sharedthe lead role the purcell horses and carriages were prom- ineht props recently she and sister carrie jenjoyed an unforgettable holiday in hawaii i holly refuses to hide the respect held for her parents theyretwo i when it comes to handling horses holly purcells ah expert she operates a riding school at her parents property mccowari road f rr 2 markham shes participated in many shows including fafb fairs and tbecne r vjimthomass wonderful people she says pooled their resources and are hollys proud of the fact two sending mom and dad oh a well- scarborough locations bear the earned vacation to honolulu this familyhame purcell boulevard nrinw and purcell square in appreciation of all their pa rents have done the children have spring theytve done so much for us holly concludes in a sm were saying thanks inminghlringijsivesnng in canada t 1 j u mr car manufacturing plant bromont quebec inveswnent 324000000 jobs- 1200 capacity 100000 units per year production start dec 88 parts warehouse richmond bc opens may 88 parts manufacturing plant newmarket ontario investment 20000000 jobs 100 production start march 88 combined head office and parts 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