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Midas Muffler Warriors played a league game Dec. 6 against Gait, winning " - Games between Galt and Waterloo are usually fast, exciting and ctose-scoring. But this time, Waterloo had things very much their own way. Playihg a good, passing game, the Warriors out- shot the Gait team 41-25. Goalie Arr the Warriors was Glen Conley who play- ed an aggressive game. He Karen Nancarrow and Timmy Van Vliet of Kitchener recently presented a blow-up of the 1976 Christmas Seal to Jack Young. Waterloo Regional Chairman, while Jim Reid. General Christmas Seal Chairman looks on. Mr. Young declared the 1975 campaign for funds officially underway. A children's choir from Christ Lutheran Church will present a concert of Christmas carols Saturday at the Waterloo public li- brary. The choir will sing at the main branch at 2:30 p.m. and the Parkdale branch at3:30p.m. Concert planned SPOT“ Midas Mufflers defeat Galt 9-2 SHORTBREAD ALMOND' STICKS $1 A 9 ALMOND RINGS $3.25 CHRISTMAS COOKIES and Assorted .90c ,,pp"'5 COFFEE ITARTS 6t9tF CAKES .99c PIES $1.49 CHRISTMAS GINGERBREAD STOLEN HOUSES 'sc $2.25... 56.25 's,,,,,,,""' do: WATERLOO SQUARE Dough Boy was Dwayne Devison and Bob Oberle scored unas- sisted goals for the War- riors in the first period. Billy Kellet also scored in the first, with an assist by Chris Young. Second period action saw Galt score two goals and Waterloo four. Dale Her- gott soured from, Dale Her- gott and Rob Deutscluaann for the Warriors. Shawn i' CBTRm21E1il2MILWIea' UM!!!) "V ------ll-lr _.-----------, Waterloo "Creators of Quality Baking" Kitchener Bakeries Ltd. abley supported by Mince Meat STANLEY PARK Ontario th Duke Sts. Mather: from Hergott and Carey Lee popped the puck past the Gait goalie for another point and Dave Wettlaufer scored twice on breakaways. Wettlaufer struck it lucky again in the third scoring another unassisted goal. Hergott slid in his second goal of the game, assisted by Devison. to give the Warriors their fine win. . December 12 was a so- Waterloo Square Chuckod Fort of Fruits and Nuts PLUM PUDDING PASKAS $1 .39 on. FRUIT CAKE $2.40 lb. cial evening for team mem- bers and their parents. The club travelled by bus to Maple Leaf Gardens to see a game between the Toms and Quebec Nordi- ques. The GE $0549 No complicating dials to play with. No extra money. We present to you the basic beauty. The GE SC549 convertible dishwasher. You can have a portable today or a built-in tomorrow. Features a pot scrubber cycle. a normal soil cycle. short wash cycle and a plate warming cycle. Best of all, there is a garburator inside the machine to chop up food particles and send them down the drain. There's no more worry about trapped food clogging up your dish- washer. Available in gold and white Come See our complete line of GE Dishwashers today. 32,aae 10 Water St. N. Kitchener 579-4950 Terms Arranged to Suit Your Budget "Our Customers Shop ELSEWHERE. tnT8ave at HOME" REE jRllilE'ITlluiBIlI'Il' TO YOU SERVICE We're open 9:30-5:30 Daily, Thurs. & Fri. till 9pm. 0 Ref rigerUtors . Ranges . Dishwashers O Washers . Dryers O Fteezers . Televisions Waterloo Chronicle, Wodncsdcy, Becoming] 7, 1975 - P’ 7 The effects of the late night outing to Toronto showed on the ice the next day when the Warriors lost their second game of the season " to Stratford in an away game. Home Appiuanna Centre - $0363 Yr ost Bldg G King St HPPIJHNCE 141993341- IMoo. . In. You; wk 1:33“. 3 i MIM.1:3I-I:. a t FREE PARKING t n In wnemoo ' .I§*§I§§*¥II. 'r0.ar.Qr.9QrQrQra' L, HOME (colon: $10 more) M