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In the junior tween divi- sion the Chippers out-scored the Starlights 7-5 in last Wednesday's play - off game. in the same division. the Wild Cats squeezed a victory from the Golden Jets with a score of 9-8. This win puts the Wild Cats against the Chippers for the championship game scheduled tentatively for March 23. A two-game to- tal goal series will deter- mine the winner in this game. The Siskins lost Saturday's game to tending by (30) Rick Clark. Ringette teams are into play-offs and the cham- pionship games are being decided. Minor ringette action In the senior tween divi- iijC,* FRIDAY APRIL lst FRI0AY MARCH 25m, 1977 FRIDAY MARCH 18th 1977 Forlnformation Call: 579-1020 ADULT RECREATION CENTRE Sociability Education Entertainment "Become a Fiday Afternooner" 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 pm, ' The Holy tand GUEST MRS JOCELYN COWAN In ireiiirg%riis"ii, Satur- day. Mar. 12 the Bonnie sion, the Tigresses beat the Gold Diggers 5-1 and the Ruff Ringers came out on top with a 7-2 final score. This puts the Tigresses against the Ruff Ringers in the two-game total point championship game. The first one on March 21 will be to the Toronto The Kitchener Family 'Y' will once again be of- fering two very special Bus Trips during the March Break, 19/] ‘A Spring Tonic GUEST MR BILL COWLS Bus trips are planned the Cullitons. 6-5 despite good goal Photo by Cathcart 49-: war _v_r'ri T 52%;” A “w The St Lawrence Seaway" The Colours of Lute" (Flowers) m _ Speedskaters qualify In house league belle divi- sion, the Wild Cats won their game against the Cottrells 5-1. Science Centre. The sec- ond on March 25 will be out to Camp Ki-Wa-Y for a Mini Winter Carnival. These trips have become very popular so phone today for more information Braves took a win from the Flames beating them " The Cottrell Blues shut out the Canaries '1-0. The play-offs will see the Bonnie Braves against the Flames. Darryl Haack claimed two victories in the intermedi- ate men's division, Chris Rawnsley had one win in juvenile boys and Ramona Ledvinka claimed a victory in bantam girls. Clifford Rawnsley took the bantam bo s' title and Klaas Hanje are veterans and novice mens. The Junior girls' title was won by Bonnie Hoch and the juvenile girls' title by Carmen Ledvinka. Peter Jamieson made the Ontario team as well with his wins in the 800 and 1000 metre races. He plac- ed second in the 400 and 1500 metre contests. The senior ladies' title went to Patti Hoch who placed first in the 400, 800, 1000, 1500 metre races. metre. Ian . Hennigarn "captured the senior men's title, playing - first in the 800, 1000, 1500, and 3000 metre races and second in the 400 Those qualifying for the Ontario team were Bonnie and Patti Hoch, Carmen Ledvinka, lan Hennigar, Darryl Haack, Peter Jamieson, Stephen Huang and Chris Rawnsley. Eight members of the K-W Sertoma Speedskating Club qualified for the fif- teen-member Ontario speed- skating team at the prov- incial indoor speedskating championship held in Cam- bridge last weekend. A total of 18 new records were made at the meet, eight of which were set by the local club. Entries will be received by the undersigned until April 30. 1977 for the design of a City of Waterloo Logo. Guidelines for the design of the logo can be obtained by calling or writing Waterloo City Hall, 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo. 886, l 550. PizzaNrurdkSttaghettiHouse Expires March 24/77 LOGO DESIGN CONTEST '; IL mmmmmmmmmmm>41; CITY OF WATERLOO The eight club members qualifying for the Ontario team will compete in the spouts-en's toms ryuvutxt-r-trtiuriirs. Cet-tttP-tsem "mm". "4 Country Pub in The City" SN macaw: m. wesr, Km - N8AS3t Waterloo Chronicte, Wodnosday, March 16, 1977 E J,iilllllllttiiiti'iii'iiiii, Enjoy your favourite sport on 00' 7 n. lei-vision Waterloo Square customers! We suggest you use our new DRIVE-IN ENTRANCE on CAROLINE ST. for more convenience "new _ Thurs" Fri. ' Sat. LOUNGE "DAUDLiNE" Corner Ontario and Duke St., Kthener and Waterloo Square ‘ Valid within Area delivered to by Mothers Pizza Parlour Waterloo 886-1 830 28 King St. N. Waterloo ammonia: Low 3 GREAT LOUNGES s 'JAZZ' , SAT, 2:30 - 5:30 Join the tun aboard our Ocean Queen Lounge. Open: 8:00 pm. to 1:00 am, -Mon., Tues. s Wed. 4:00 pm. to 1:00 am. -Thursdays 12 noon to 1:00 a.m, - Fri. 5 Sat. The lounge is also available tor private parties with catering up 'tt 185 people avaitabie. National Speedskating Cham, pionships in St. Johns, New Brunswick. March 26-7. Page“