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~ Page |2-W Chronicle, Wednesday, April 16, 1975 the Glenbriar Curling Club held recently. sented to curling teams durâ€" ing the closing dinner of the Winners of the first schedâ€" ule received the Schneider Sports MAXFIELD PARRISH Originally priced at 25.00 ..................... 1¢ ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FLM ~_ 4 a ‘Originally priced at 17.95 ... .................. 15 IRISH HOUSES AND CASTLES Originally priced st 35.00 esc eg h ane aeei N. C. 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Tuesday 7:00 â€" 11 :00 p.m. Saturday 1:00 â€" 11:00 p.m. Sunday 12 Noon â€" 10:00 p.m (Between University and Columbia) Waterloo, Ontario Daily 10 a.m. â€" 7 p.m. Except Thursday 10 a.m. â€" 4 p.m. Fridays at 1:30 p.m. for information cali )PEN Trophy and included; Betâ€" ty Coney, skip,; Judy Morâ€" res, viceâ€"skip; Judy Zarâ€" Orme, lead. The other team won the director‘s trophy for winâ€" ning the second schedule. 742â€"9582 or 742â€"7601 L Reg. Sale Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd 16.95 13.49 21.49 19.95 $4.95 Rebel‘s Garrett _ wins Memorial trophy Three Waterloo area stuâ€" dents have won berths on the Twin City high school senior basketball allâ€"star teams. The trio formed part of 10 players from area high schools named to bath Three local cage players named to allâ€"star teams The Mike Moser Meâ€" morial Fund, started when the basketball star died in January, is now above the $7,000 mark. The proceeds A member of the Eastâ€" wood Rebels has won the highest award in the Twin City high school senior basâ€" ketball league, the Mike Moser Memorial Award. Steve Garrett, a centre and the captain of the Eastâ€" wood team, was presented with the award during the annual Record Trophy dinâ€" ner held last Thursday night. Garrett, who was presentâ€" ed with the award by George Moser, Mike‘s father, was The Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Minor Hockey Association held its annual dinner and awards night, April 7th, at the Waterioo Knights of Columbus hall. Trophies were presented to Tom MacMillan, left, captain in the Atom Minor division, Peter Young, captain in the Atom Major division, goalies Mike Bishop and Ed Seegmiller; Brad Schnurr, the hub league‘s highest scorer; Tom Woinoski, captain in the Bantam Minor division; Mark Harris, captain in the Midget Major division and Gord Dennis, captain in the Juâ€" venile division. Atom Minor were OMHA semiâ€"finalists and hub league champs, Atom Major were OMHA zone finalists, Teeswater, Burlington and Byron tournament finalists, PeeWee Minor were OMHKA semiâ€"finalists, PeeWee Major were Toyota tournament finalists, Bantam Minors were OMHA quarterâ€"finalists, hub league champions and Barrie consolation champions, Bantam Major ended as OMHA quarterâ€"finalists, Midget Minors were OMHKHA semiâ€"finalists, Midget Majors were OMHKA quarâ€" terâ€"finalists, hub league champs, Lindsay tournament champions, and Toyota, Wingham and Hamilâ€" ton finalists and the Juveniles were OMHA quarterâ€"finalists and Gold Puck runnerâ€"ups. Moser fund hits $7,000 the first and second team during the annual Record Trophy dinner held last week. Mitch Rowe, a member of the secondâ€"team allâ€"stars last year, was named to the first player to receive this award. The trophy, preâ€" sented in memory of Moser who was a star with the University â€" of _ Waterloo basketball warriors, is inâ€" scribed ‘In remembrance and recognition of excelâ€" lence, dedication and sportsâ€" manship‘. from this fund are used to help a financially needy student who shows an‘ exâ€" emplary academic record and has excelled in extraâ€" Garrett averaged 26.1 points per game and played 13 of 14 games, scoring at least 20 points per game and scored as high as 36 and 40 points during two games. the firstâ€"team at the dinâ€" ner. Rowe, 18, led the Waâ€" terloo _ Collegiate Institute Vikings in scoring with a 14.5 average which gave him seventh spot in the eightâ€"team â€"league â€" standâ€" ings. ~ Al Hicks, a member of the Bluevale Collegiate Inâ€" stitute Knights, scored an average of 16.5 during the season to place him fifth in the league and gave him a berth on the second team. Another _ Viking, _ John Weber, scored an average of 12.2, enough for a 10th place finish in the league and a spot on the second team. « curricular activities. ‘"‘We continue to receive donations from both the university _ and _ nonâ€"uniâ€" versity community. We conâ€" Mike Kal.q)ow, Kevin Lohr and Vic Fleras, all memâ€" bers of the Cameron Heights Gaels, were named to the first team while another Gael, Ron Kreuzer, was named to the second team. Tom Eva of Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo Raiders was also named to a firstâ€"team berth while Brian Hummel of St. Jerome‘s Lions and Damon Deacon of the Forest Heights Trojans were namâ€" ed to the second team. Waterloo Kitchener JESSOPS cleaners KITCHENERMWATERLOO Ontario & Duke Sts. tinue to receive contriâ€" butions from all over the country. It‘s amazing when you consider the impact that he has had on the game of basketball in Canada. People all around the country saw him play and they liked what they saw. He made quite an impresâ€" sion," said Carl Totzke, the director of athletics for the University of Waterloo. Contributions to the Fund now stand at over $7,000. Many more pledges have been received. The Kinesiâ€" ology Students Association, of which Mike was a memâ€" ber have already contributed $250 and have promised another $250 next term. In addition to their contribuâ€" tions, the KSA is in the proâ€" cess of purchasing a plaque which will be placed in the Physical Activities Comâ€" plex. The plaque will exâ€" plain the purpose of the Fund and will have a space where the recipients of burâ€" saries from the Fund will have their names listed. The Fund was given a treâ€" mendous start when _ the Federation of Students at the university _ donated $2,000 on the evening of the Mike Moser Benefit Basketâ€" ball Game. If any persons are . still interested in contributing to the FUND, they are asked to make their remitâ€" tances payable to the UW Mike Moser Memorial Fund and to send them to the Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo, Waterâ€" loo, Ontario. Waterloo Square