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PAG E 14, WED NESDAY MAY 11, 1983, WHITBY F REE PR ESS F SPORTSWEEK Swimmer disqualifiied Anne Ottenbrite, a Whltby girl, appeared destined for . a gold medal In the 100-metre breaststroke event at an international swimn meet in Leeds, England this past Sunday but her first place finish was wiped out when she was disqualified for using an illegal "doîphin kick" in the event. Ms. Ottenbrite, a gold medaliat at the Com- monwealth Garnes last -.year, captured first place in the 200-mietre breaststroke Saturday but was disqualified Sunday when referees ruled that her kick was an illegal doiphin kick. This means that her kick ends with ber feet breaking the surface. Ms. Ottenbrite, 16, was also disqualified in the 400-metre medley relay for using the kick. "We told her, to use the very sarne kick again in the relay, " said Canadian coach Ken McKinnon. "I can't find anything in the rule book that says ber kick is illegal." "I'm flot going to change my stroke," she said. "I have neyer had any hassies before and I'm flot going to Jet this- stop me."y Ironfically Ms. Otten- brite used the kick in her Commonwealth Games medal perform- ance. Legionaires begin workoutsý The Whitby Legion- aires men's fastball team is conducting workouts at Iroquois Park Sundays at 10 a.m. 234 McKenzle, Unît 8 Ajax and Tuesday evenings at 6.-30. The Legionaires will be hard pressed to repeat their accom- 683*6787ý plishments of last year when they won the Osh- awa City and District Brady Division league championship and sub- sequent playoffs. Some of the players returning from last year's squad are Peter Sidorkiewicz, Doug Seeley, Jim Spiers, Danny Denyer, Bob Muir, Wayne Owen, Rick Mitchell and Garth Stewart. The season opener is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, May 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park against Janetville. Home dates will be played each Tuesday night thereafter. Anyone interested in trying out for the team is welcome. For further information cail Larry Batherson at 666-3411 (days), 668-8783 (evenings) or Barry Denyer at 579-0510. Lori Strong (left) and Christine McDonald are headed for the national gyrnnastic championships in Newfoundland. The two girls, members of the Oshawa Gemini Gymnastics club are shown stret- ching before practise. -Free Press Staff Photo National fnals for'gymnasts. Two local girls have advanced to the national gymnastics champion- ships as. a resuit of fine Performances 'in the Ontario finals last week. Christina McDonald, 13, racked up five gold medals on her way to winning the Ontario junior women's title. She won the overali A NNUA L MEETING BROOKLIN-WHITBY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCO SUNDAY, <MAY 159 1983 1:00O - 5:00 p.m. WHITBY CENTENNIAL BUILDING REGAL ROOM wvhitby minor basebai association wlshes to thank the folloMng public splrited corporate citizons and service clubs for thoîr supp as team sponsors for 1983. Beom reche I.Ltd. BroioCycle Lthd. Brckn MOldoCo.P.ny Ltd. Broolin Kinsn CanadIan Tira - Whitby Comnsumra a Co. CrosBrothers Troe Servic Ltd. Dodd à âuier broudioom Doma Auto Pat Emat End 0uIlty Meute Eflern Star Lodge 100F 72 Empm«esCheanea lm. Famliy Kartway Fkrepace Plus OU* Brown Pcntlac Ltd. l.T.T. Cannon EifecCanada Jury à Loveil Kesmark marin@ MitoeliBo.. Building Supplies Ltd. The Maturai Measure Red Wing Orchardis Rotary Club cf Whltby W. Sandiford Shoppera Drug Mort pointing her competi- great deal since then, tors on the vault, beam, said assistant coac bars and floor routine. Debbie Vidmar. Christina, a student at Lori Strong, 10, earr St. John The Evangelîst ed a berth on the proviri Catholic School, Was cial novicewoe also presented with a tearn as she placed sixt] special certificate after in the Ontario finals. successfully perforning Lori, a student a a rare' cartwheel back Florence M. }Iear( tuck with a full twist. Public Sehool, has beei She is the first Canadian performing as a gym, girl to ever perform this nast since she was foui move. years old. Christina, who has Both Lori anc been a gymnast for 7 Christina work under years, placed sixteenth the instruction Of at a Canadian selection coaches Debbie Vidmnar meet in February but and Leonoid Grabowskj qhe "has improved a at thie Oshawa Gymnas- WEED SPRAYIN Want aweed free h Iawn? ILou's Lcndscaping 728-3589 Govemmont Licsnsed, Guaranteed Reasonable Rates lb Weed Man Whibhy Audio Mt. Whitby Dairy Ousen WhitbyJayes Whitby LIons Whilby Profeasionai Flreflghter Local 2038 AttroeyTi. e eric L.Alil-Star Sponsors Dtterdinyotie rceton Royal Canadian Legion - 112 Dunedn CostrutionStokeiy Van Camp of Canada Ltd. OPENING DAY SATURDAY - MAY 14 PARADE - KINSMEN PARK - GATHER AT 9:30 A.M. - LEAVE AT 10:00 CEREMONIES - PEEL PARK NORTH - APPROX. 10:30 A.M. "tic Club. The girls spend, h four or five hourm a day in the gym practising. n- Ms. Vidimar believes n- that it is essential for,. s the girls b get training h in a club, apart from the school gyrnnastic pro.-. it grams., di "Vie appreciate the n teaching of gyrnnastics i- in school because it sup- r plies awide base for the sport but you can't J really learn gym in r school, " she'said. f Christina could stand to make Canada's Pan 1 Arn Games team but. that will depend on her performance at the Canadian finals and a decision by the Cana- dian Gymnastic Federa- tion over whether or not to send junior competi- tors- to the Games. Christina will also'be eligible to try out for next year's Olympic squad but first on both ber and Lori's minds is the Canadian champion- ships May 24 in St. John's, Newfoundiand. 00000. Activity Weelk May 15 to May 23, 1963 is National Physical Ac- ivrity Weelk. The Durham Region Farnlly YMCA wil be. statn the week off with a fun, fitness and fashion evening at Henry Street High School, May 13, at 7 p.m. Corne out and try a famlly relay run, a group fitness test, a co- ed exercise class, karate, youth judo, and youth gymnasties. There will be a sports- wear fashion show with refreshrnents following - to round out the even- ing. Admission is $2.5ope person, or $5 perfanlY. Spring Special COMPLE TE PAINT JOB $125000 3 coats Includes ail materlals. You preparo (sand & mask). LOCKWOOD AUTO BODY j'