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By Don Dreisinger The Waterloo Schlueter Chev Midgets won their hockey _ league _ opener game against Kitchener 5â€"2 in a wild penaltyâ€"filled game. Waterloo picked up 15 miâ€" nor and two major penalâ€" ties. Kitchener received 19 minors and two majors. Terry Calder was the outâ€" standing player of the game for his powerful perforâ€" mance at all times on the ice. Terry always came up with the puck even when there were three Kitchener players around him. It was his best performance so far this season. His efforts netted him a goal. The Kitchener game was the team‘s first win in seven â€" exhibition â€" games. The Midgets also had one tie. During the Kitchener game. Murray Campbelli At a meeting of the Bobby Bauer Memoria!l Foundaâ€" tion Scholarship Commitâ€" tee held at the Kâ€"W Granite Club on October 18 the awards for 1976 were finalizâ€" Applications â€" this â€" year were received from Victoria, B.C. in the West to places like Jamaica andâ€"Denmark in the East. All applications were carefully screened to insure that they met the requirements for the reâ€" ward. These demand that an apâ€" plicant must demonstrate Waterloo Midgets sONY.m ABACUZ BRING THE WORLD TO YOU! For far & near . .. ... & TFM 7O50W AM/FM to take with you TR 4100 For the pocket. ICFC 800W AM/FM _ _ ~~~~~â€" with Digital LED clock . . . . ... . TFM C480W AM/FM Alarm World wide reach .. . IFM 8000W CRF 5100 ‘‘Latest in Electronics for home, school and office."‘ OPEN DAILY TILL 6â€"THURS. & FRI. TILL 9 P.M. 55 ERB EAST, WATERLOO _ PHONE $86â€"2702 Start The Day With Music For Relaxation Or Work _**~___TGâ€"55 0_ CASSETTE RECORDER Bobby Bauer scholarships are awarded ABACUZ See the Sony line at 229°" (Across from Liquor Store) 39" 12" Ready when you are! EXâ€"2K Deluxe FM Stereo/FM/AM Reâ€" ge tver / Recor d Player /Cassette Playerâ€"Recorder. picked up two goals for his efforts. Campbell‘s line which also includes Paul Dahmer and Steve Gray played well as a unit and could have scored many more goals if the puck had been bouncing their way. Carl Sawicki in goal for Waterloo came up with some sensational saves to keep Kitchener off the score sheet until midway through the third period. Rob Richardson scored from the point on a good shot and played a steady game on defense as did The â€" Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Camera Club will meet Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. at the Waâ€" terloo Public Library. The contest subject will be Chilâ€" dren at Play. New memâ€" bers are welcome. a need for financial assisâ€" tance, that he must have a â€" satisfactory â€" academic standing to be admitted to a recognized Canadian Uniâ€" versity, that he must acâ€" tually be in attendance, and that he have some inâ€" terest in athletic pursuits preferably hockey. The Foundation was estabâ€" lished 12 years ago. Trust funds in the amount of some $21,000 are used each year to provide the money for the awards. To date close to $20,000 has been paidâ€"out of income earned from the Camera club ~â€" 425 â€"= 455 . trust funds. This year an amount of $1,850 is being distributed. Gary Johnson. Both playâ€" ers have good puck carryâ€" ing talents to initiate rushes. Randy Chilton, a boy who has never played allâ€"star before, has been steadily improving for the Midgets. _ Glen Craven rounded out the scoring for Waterloo with assists for the game going to Randy Chilton, Paul Dahmer and Steve Graf. The scholarship commitâ€" tee includes Vince Scherer, Frank Neibert, Raymond A. Bauer and Ernie Goman as chairman. This year the recipients ours business at Wilfrid are as follows: Mark Winter, _ Laurier University. 8 McGarry Drive, Kitch Andre Tremblay is 19 ener, James Kovarik, 15 years old. He is in business Kenora Drive, Kitchener, administration at Lake Head Andre Tremblay, 68 Mundy University in Thunder Bay. Kapuskasing, David Zmija~ He is one of six children. 48 Hickson Drive, Kitch David Zmija is 20 years ener, Robert A. Cardy, 113 old. He is majoring in Geogâ€" Edmund Road, Kitchener. raphy and Physical Educaâ€" tion at Wilfrid Laurier Uniâ€" 0 versity. He received an D‘I’Q i Â¥ta in a | award last year. Next home game is Thursâ€" day at 9 p.m. at Waterloo Arena. The Midgets will play Brantford. The McLean Campaign Committee Involved in our Community Experience at three levels of Government Help ;Us Elect Walter McLean Waterioo Alderman Call 578â€"5932 or 743â€"2143 The foundation would like to suggest to Principals in the Waterloo, Wellington, Perth County areas partiâ€" cularly that they might asâ€" sist them by bringing to the attention _ of _ deserving Grade 13 Graduates that money is available in case of financial need for stuâ€" dents entering first year Uniâ€" versity. Robert Cardy is 20 years old. His mother is a widow and he is one of 7 children. He is in second year Honâ€" ours Physical Education at Weston University. He had also received an award last year. Mark Winter‘s mother is a widow and he is one of four children. He is 19 years old. He is in first year science at the University of Waterâ€" loo. James Kovarik is 19 years old and is in first year honâ€" ours business at Wilfrid Laurier University. 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