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By Don Dreisinger * The Leamington midgets proved to be just a little more ppwerful and bigâ€" ger than Waterioo could cope with when they defeated the home pjJayâ€" ers 4â€" 1 to take the series. Waterioo gave a real good effort when the team traveiled to Leamingâ€" ton last week but the players were Such courses as entomology, analytical chemistry, drama, ancient civilizations, mathemaâ€" The program was inaugurated in 1961 under the joint sponsorâ€" ship of the university and the Ontario Secondary School Teachâ€" ers‘ Federation. It was designâ€" ed as a continuing summer proâ€" gram of honour courses leading to the academic requirements for specialist standing. The postâ€"degree program at the University of Waterloo begins its l1th summer session for Onâ€" tario secondary school teachers July 5. Waterioo juveniles will be competâ€" ing in the 13th annual triâ€"county juvenile hockey tournament to be held at Milton Arena, April 3â€" 10. opponents and the breaks were too tew to help them pull a win. Waterloo will play its first game against Chinquacousy, April 6 at 8 p.m. senes could not take anything away from Leamington. it was the strongâ€" er team and defeated Waterioo in three straight games to advance to the double A allâ€"Ontario finals against Trenton, which won out over Georgeto wn in their series. Waterioo took the ice in high spirits for the final game. determinâ€" ed to win and force a fourth game 12 furniture. applifinces or clothing with a fast acting Chronicle Classified Ad reaching over 12,300 homes in the Waterioo Juveniles compete in Milton Phone 744â€"6364 Lierts BIG GAME., n 5 WANT ADg MINIMUM 15 WOROS 1 day â€" $1.00 Post degree summer program begins July 1 Monâ€" Fri. 8:30 a.m. â€" 6:00 p.m CHRONICLE Wateriqo Chronicle, Thursday, April 1, 1971 Call 744â€"6364 now Helen Smiley will be happy to assist you ‘NEED EXTRA CASH? Midgets lose to Leamington /C and picked up a goal for their efforts. Jim Olmstead was the marksman. Participants asked that the event be continued and it has been held each year since. Proceeds now aid operation of the triâ€"county _ minor hockey â€" league which has 90 teams and about 2,000 boys in novice, peewee. bantam, midget and juvenile age brackets. Each team is guaranteed two games. First round losers enter ‘\the consolation series. The tournament was inaugurated in 1959 to aid the Listowe!l Disaster Fund,. following the collapse of the arena roof in that town. A total of $500 was raised for the fund. Waterloo‘s competition in the 197 1 event will be from Brampton, Oakâ€" ville, Georgetown, Burlington, Guelph, Lindsay, Toronto Dorset Park, Leamington, Oshawa â€" and Welland as well as Chinquacousy. sity. Admission cannot be granted to applicants who apply later than May 1. Applications and a summer school brochure are available from the registrar at the uniâ€" versity. Waterloo competes in the A diviâ€" sion, which it won last year against Windsor. in addition to winning the championship, the local team received two other awards. Gien Cressman was named the tournaâ€" ment‘s . most â€" valuable _ player, while Reg Loge! was declared the outstanding goalie. Thirtyâ€"six teams will take part in this year‘s tournament. Teams are classified in three divisions accordâ€" ing to population. Leamington came storming back to tie the game up on a goal by David Couture, followed quickly by what proved to be the winning goalâ€"a shot from the blueline by Morris Elsâ€" leyâ€"which caramed in off a player to make it 2â€"1. goalitender who didn‘t even make a move on the shot. Gord Taylor of Waterloo who has had difficuity all season putting the puck in the net broke in off his wing and shot the puck wide,. missing a chance to make it 2â€"0. Participation in the program has averaged 300 students per session in recent years. In order to qualify for admission, appliâ€" cants must hold a bachelor‘s deâ€" tics, computer systems and thermal physics are among the offerings for the sixâ€"week sesâ€" back in Waterioo. 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