The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 24

The Ottawa Citizen Page 24 March 6, 1972 Midget skimeister Villeneuve is top black belt Competition keen for trophies of Pierre and Gaetanne Myre from Gatineau Point Bruce Trophy. He placed first in the giant slalom, third in the slalom and second in the cross-country. Billy Holtzman, third in the giant slalom and second in fooise with 227.73 points was third. Gary Shaver, competing in the boys 11-13 age group, piled up 389.37 points of a possible 400 to win the The brother-sister team placed well. Pierre was third in KATA, the black belt division while his sister took first place in the women's fighting division.

Daniel Bellehumeur from the same club was third in KATA in green belt. The events were sanctioned by the Canadian Karate Association. spot behind Villeneuve in a division that drew 65 of the 650 entrants. Another black belt winner was Maurice Guindon of the Hull Guindon Club. He took a first in the lightweight class.

Pierre Larocque took a first in KATA. He's a black belt and represents the Langelier Club. HAMILTON (Special) Ottawa-Hull area karate fighters won their share of honors at the 1972 Ontario Open championships held here before a sellout crowd of 2,000. Harry Viileneuve of the Villeneuve Gatineau Club won first place in the black belt heavyweight division. Bob Smith, of the Ottawa Langelier Club took second Bowling news Preston Ladles' League High cross, Lillian Davis, 848 355); Gladys Hogan, 781; Elsie Hyland, 7 (316); Lorraine McKay, 761.

High singles, Ethel Cashman, 331; Ven Eckford, 30. Preston Lanes Ladles House League Marg Parker, SOotOT); Valerie George, 802(343); Marguerite Scott, 767(304). the slalom, was second in the slalom, was second with 371.03 points and Andrew Geiman was third with 357.66 points. In boys 10-and-under competition Horst Bulau won the Jon White Trophy' with 345.86 points. He had a first in jumping and a second'in the giant slalom.

Guy Laf-ramboise was runner-up with 344.54 points and had a Car racing Walsh's 31st Jennifer Graves, Penny MacDonald, Gary Shaver and Horst Bulau captured the top awards in the annual midget Skimeister event at Camp Fortune. Miss Graves picked up 274.99 points of a possible 300 in the girls 11-13 class with a first in the giant slalom and a second in the slalom and won the Emile Dan-jaw Trophy. Runner-up was Devdn Boucher with 273.33 points including a first in the slalom and a third in the cross-country. Mary Lou Korte, who finished third in the slalom, was in third place with 267.46 points. Miss MacDonald, competing in the girls 10-and-under section, had a first in the giant slalom and a third in the slalom and a point total of 244.51 for the F.

W. White Trophy. Heather McFarlane, second in the slalom and first in the giant slalom, followed with 237.43 points and Dede Lafram- OH SALE: MARCH 6 TO 11 I A DhUionof fh S.S. KRKGE COMPANY limited Motorsport enthusiasts had two topics of conversation following the final in a series of Quebec Region ice racing championships at St. Pierre de Wakefield Sunday.

Yvon Walsh streaked to his 31st consecutive ice race without a defeat. A proposed six event ice racing series slated for the Ottawa area. Walsh, driving his familiar blue Renault Gordini, had to do some fancy work first in the slalom and a third in the giant slalom. Scott Shaver was third with 332.50 points. Girls Giant slalom 11-13 Jennifer Graves, Tracy Ar-mand.

Sheila Reid. 10 and under Penny MacDonald, Heather McFarlane, Bonnie Jean Plant. Slalom 1M3 Devon Boucher, Jennifer Graves, Mary Lou Korte. 10 and under Heather McFarlane, Luh) Neil, Penny MacDonald. Cross-country 1M3 Louise Sander, Marlyn Ache-son, Devon Boucher.

10 and under Jan Setterfleld, Anna Christine Arnold, Sara Remplee-Smith. Boys Giant slalom 1M3-Gary Shaver, Peter Cobb, Billy Holzman. 10 and under James Babbitt, Horst Bulau, Guy Laframboise. Slalom 11-13 Pierre Garand, BiHy Holzman, Gary Shaver. 10 and under Guy Laframboise, James Babbitt, Jamie Levlgne.

Cross-country 11-13 Trevor Hart, Gary Shaver, Tom Setterfleld. 10 and under David Shlrly, Jeff Delaney, Randy Bell. Jumping 11-T3 Andre Deroucher, Gordon Wilson, Pierre Garand. 10 and under Horst Bulau, Jeff Delaney, David Shlrly. in order to keep his perfect record alive.

Tony Kreglowski, in a slick Volvo, took full advantage of his 20-second handicap awarded to class cars and led for the first 20-laps in the shortened However, the Montreal driver was bogged down in traffic and Walsh took the opportunity to shoot through the pack for the lead which he held for the final 10 laps. Kreglowski did an extraordinary job in maintaining the lead on the slushy track, which caused the majority of the windshields to ice completely. The problem was caused by an air pocket in the 910ths of a mile course. The pressure of the cars forced water through the pocket onto the running surface. Second again Mike Waters, in another Gordini, folowed Walsh as he has done for the majority of the season.

Kreglowiki was third over-all and the winner of the class. Monique Proulx, in a Dat-sun 240, was fourth and Andre Kasak placed fifth in another Volvo. Missing from yesterday races was John Powell, a former ice racing king. He's in South America racing formula as is his Motosport Club of Ottawa club-mate Brian Robertson. SUPER DUPER RUG SAVINGS It's one of Hornet's stylish little features that helps keep it in style.

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2 seed singles championship, the men's doubles and the mixed doubles. Algonquin's To Tse took the singles title; Wing Sang Mok and Kai Cheung- combined in the men's doubles. Bella La-flamme and Danny Tang captured the mixed doubles, At Vorlage Chris Smith, Allister Shanks and Jim Barber shared the Wakefield Inn Trophy in the Vorlage Ski School's closing slalom and obstacle race. Colleen Nolan, Julia Reppert and Peter Russell were the leaders in Sunday's races at St. Pierre de Wakefield were the second Quebec Region ice racing event the club has organized this season.

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