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x 1hparrts Midas Mufflers win two, lose one in games The University of Water- loo Men's Volleyball team continued its winning ways this weekend in league com- petition at Wilfrid Laurier. They won 8 out of 10 games for the day defeating Laur- ier, Guelph, Brock and West- ern two games each. Western, McMAster and Waterloo are the three con- tenders for the West Divi- sion title this year. In the Warrior match with Western it was a battle for both games. Western was lead- ing both games until the en'd when-Waterloo came back strong to win 15-13 and 16-14. In one game with Brock the Warriors demonstrat- ed ability to compete against great odds. Brock was lead- ing 9-1 and the Warriors closed the gap winning it 15-11. The two games Wa- terloo lost were to a very strong, much improved Mc- Master team. Both games were again close with final scores of 15-13, 1543. Waterloo Midas Mttff1er The Warriors lead the Warriors won two and lost week’s action with a decisa one game last week during in 10-2 victory over PM minor bantam hockey no what Waterloo arena. tion. Dale Hergott scored one Volleyball team wins SEE THINGS r) OUR WAY lb", McMaster, however, lost BUCKET BARREL mam cox omnens SHACKS _ Sta!!!) . Fashion Frames 0 0 Doctors prescriptions filled . Sunglasses 0 q Repairs 0 T, Duncan Scott N.A.R.D., P.A.S. Waterloo Square, Waterloo 576-281 o 1 " King St, N. a 366 an: St. w. _ WATERLOO A W.E. DAVIES otmCUull TRE MUSIC STUDIO DRUM LESSONS Kiiiiiiih, ' 657 Albert St Unit N Waterloo 8851273 IT'S EASY _ SERVE - - ‘uwditd . PRIVATE At numIUHKWV Thovo’s a PACKAGE SIZE Just Right! one game to Western and to Guelph which gave them an 8 and 2 record and a share in the te, leadership with Wale . The last league competition until January will be held Satur- day, Nov. 22at Western. 11:30 7 12:00 3 12:00 6 12:00 5 12:00 9 12:00 25 12:00 ll 8:00 25 9:0017 9:00 29 7:30 6 "Search": (1972, mystery) Hugh O'Brien 8:00 9,13 "McCloud": (1975. police dra- ma) Dennis Weaver 9:00 7 "Murder of Flight 502": (1975. thriller) Ralph Bellamy 9:0029 "The Macomber Affair": i1947, drama) Gregory Peck 11:00 25 "Les Sables du Kalahari": (I965, adventure) Stuart Whitman 11:30 6 “Stalag 17": f1953, drama) wir Iiam Holden 11:30 7 "Cisco Pike” H971, drama) Kris Kristofferson ”15 10 "Captain Newman, MD": (1964, drama) Gregory Peck 12:00 3 "10 Rillington Place": (1971, crime drama) Richard Atten- borough IT00 5 "Going My Way": (1944, drama) BingCrosby 3 "The Secret Life of an American Wife": (1968. comedy) Walter Matthau 6 "Madigan": (1973, crime drama) Richard Widmarlt l5 "Tora, Tora, Tora": (1970, dra- ma) Martin Balsam 3 "Easy Rider": (1969, drama) Peter Fonda l7 "Hedda Gabler": (drama) Janet Suzman 59 "Victim": (1961, drama) Dirk Bogarde 7 "What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?": (1966, comedy) James Coburn 3 "Villa Rides": (1968, biography) no further details 5 "Whistling in the Dark": (1941, crime drama) Red Skelton 6 "r, Monster": (197l. thriller) ChristopherLee 9 "Major Dundee": (1965. western) Charlton Heston II "The Devil's Brigade": (1968, drama) William Holden 25 "Une Corde, Un Colt": (1968, western) Robert Hossein THURSDAY NOVEMBER " FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21 Fist . dll) V ' 'ti) Wesrmnun tl 3. . , ' a"?! 0: gig . W773 AUTOMOTIVE SER I =3 , , (il LT, "Sag iirta WESTMOUNT RI . u . H c, a' B Ml. WATFRLOO goaljn ttefirat period lor by Bob Cherie. Warriors cameoetstmetgintttesee- oetdperipdtrith, five goals: chrifYoung, Gard Butan- ger anrcary Lse_added picked up two assists and Wettlauffer, Young, Oberle and Keller were awarded one apiece. Preston's first goal was scored with 25 sec- onds left in the second Dave' Wettlaufer popped ith" gr ei:¢\’(\o° 7 x c K e o IV" Vt'; 'it; A . o * x - 3:6 oe, tGe,,; (a - 'to Gf; 66y." , we cox cV' kt' ce, ' i)r',' " T . Ft.?,' ¢ J? ok i'G, 'itv0' ok Bse _ GO trio." _ i.sh" ' _ _ . _ C” V SV v P V rJsuit,tho' ae/if ' tt"d tue' Mt.",, . no oitl ' 1',is1' to“ K 9r b net. Wettlattfer picked up two goals. and Shawn Mather: and Dale Hemott addedoneeach. Assists were credited to Wettiauffer, Lee, Young and Devison. Cherie picked up three assists and Lama. Keller and Deutschman received two each. k Top scorer for the Midas 99‘ 1tTd 9t Its', it'] 't;itdii 6080 a 'diet; 'rt, 'ii.tit,,s,ts! ' gb Br" 'i,iiii,i'e's"i, bs" pp LA 12:00 9 "King Rat": (1985, drama) George Segal 12:00 11 “The Night of the Grizzly": (1986. western) Clint Walker 12:00 13 "Some Like It Hot": (1959. come- dy) Jack Lemmon 1:00 25 “Le Petit Theatre": (1988, come dy) Nicola Foruicola 2:10 3 "The Last Outpost": (1951, west- em) Ronald Reagan 2:10 5 "Miracle on 34th Street": (1947. comedy) Edmund Gwenn 2:10 9 “he Prisoner": (1955, drama) Alec Guinness 3:55 3 "Screaming Mimi": (1958. mys- tery) Anita Ekbertt SATURDAY NOVEMBER tt 8:00 9,13 "The Big Bounce": (1989.c0me- dy) Ryan O'Neal 8:00 19 1) "Foreign Correspondent": (1940, drama) Joel McCrea. 2) "The Lady Vanishes": (1938, mystery) Michael Redgrave 8:00 29 “Orchestra Wives": (1942, musi- cal) Ann Rutherford 9:00 2 "Doctor 2hivago": (1968, drama) Omar Sharif (part I) 10:00 17 "The Silence": (1983. drama) Ingrid Thulin 11:00 6 "England Made Me": (drama) Peter Finch 11:30 4 "Sam Whiskey": (western) Burt " N.B. due to Postal Strike there are no Movie Listings for Sunday Nov. " - Wednesday Nov. 25. Sorry for the in- convenience, ll em) John Wayne 11:30 11 "The Legend of Valentino": (1975. biography) Franco Nero 11:45 10 “Flower Drum Song": (1961. musical) Nancy Kwan 11:50 5 "South Pacific": (1958. musical) Mitzi Gaynor 12:00 9 I) "The Guns of Navarone": (1961, drama) Gregory Peck 2) "Killers of Kilimanjaro": (1960, drama) Robert Taylor 12:00 13' "Cisco Pike": (1971. drama) Kris Kristofferson 1:00 11 "Mystery at Malibu": (1975, mys- tery) Michael Parks The Warriors apt they a" BY" 05 tii)ii,ti, J . re.] v We ’6‘ ili.tit'ftte, aoo. “a“ " 40' .0)": 4's Reynolds inttUPtestm . . A' tfi' A War Wagon": (1967, west- Wmloo m, WM, Numb: 19, 1975 . Page " Warm was Wettttmffer with {our goals. Warriors held on to their winning streak Wednesday by defeating Kitchener " Pat McGrinder was the leading wont for Waterloo. sliding two goals past the Buttinger. Larry Lehnam and Bob Oberle were cred- ited withtheassist. 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