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Wolverines _ advance to championships hockey season last week. _ On Sunday they travelled ~ Waterloo "C.N. Weber® Wolverines soccer team advanced to the Haltonâ€" Peel Cup Final by virtue of a 30 win over Bramp ton in a semiâ€"final rqund Unhampered by a driving rainstorm throughout the match, the Wolverines proâ€" duced a powerful offence which kept constant presâ€" sure on the Brampton fullâ€" backs. Speedy inside forâ€" ward, Gary Hendel opened the scoring for Waterloo ten minutes into the match and it remained 1â€"0 until the played last Friday. Page 26 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, Qctober 5, 1977 By Peggy Kempel! The â€" Waterloo â€" Major The Finest in 1 Handcraftedâ€" _ _ Clocks at FACTORYâ€"IMPORTED DIRECT PRICES IN KITCHENER 428 Gage Ave. at Westmount Phone 578â€"1870 SIZEâ€" 84 Hx20 Wx12% °D OUR PRICE 32095 TO YOuUu IN CAMBRIDGE 1453 King St. E. at Bishop ‘"Seaâ€"Cut Building" Phone 653â€"1580 Open: Mon â€"Sat. 9â€"5 The Tim Horton Cubs open on winning note "BONITA® Sat Waterloo will meet Oakâ€" ville in the Cup Final at a date still to be determined. Wolverine fullbacks, Doug Kaminska, Mike Hounsel and Tim Rice were extremeâ€" ly steady on defence and keeper Mark Steffier reâ€" corded the shutâ€"out. game, tallied two goals in the final 35 minutes of the match. On his first goal McGrinder picked up a reâ€" bound from the Brampton keeper and drove the ball into the right hand corner of the net. McGrinder‘s secâ€" ond goal was a great indiâ€" vidual effort as he broke between two Brampton fullâ€" backs and hammered the ball over the outstretched hands of the keeper and justâ€"under the crossbar. second half . _ â€"*~ Wolverine‘s outside right, Steve McGrinder, playing an exceptionally brilliant The lone goal of the first period was scored by Kevâ€" in â€"McGraw unassisted to to Stratford to play their Major Atoms , and came away 6â€"2 victors. J _ Relax in the cozy atmosphere of coal oil lamps amid a fine collection of Waterloo County furnishings at The Stone Crock .... and ..... Enjoy a satisfying homeâ€"style dinner reminicent of Grandmother‘s house â€" roast turkey, roast beef, barbeque spareribs, fried chicken and farmer‘s sausage prepared in The Stone Crock tradition ......... Feel the spirit of Thanksgiving in our warm Pennsylvania Dutch hospitality. RESTAURANT & GIFT SHOP 59 Church St. W., Elmira 41 King' St., St. Jacobs (519) 664â€"2286 Pennsylvania Dutch Thanksgiving Family style dining 11:30 â€" 8:30 Sunday and Thanksgiving Monday breakfast Saturday 7 â€" 11 :30 regular hours Mon. to Sat. 7â€"8:30 Sun. 11:30â€"8â€"30 all day smorgasbord 11 :30 â€" 8: 30 Sunday and Thanksgiving Monday regular hours 11 :30 â€" 8: 30 ~ Stratford came back beâ€" fore the end of the period to tie the game 2â€"2 with goals by Gordie Cobb from John Noble and David Zordrager and Jerry Noble from Mark James. down to Oakville 3â€"0. The final games of the Ontario .Girl‘s Soccer Cup were played Sunday in Guelph. â€" The Waterloo Pintos, sponsored by Parkway Ford, emerged victors, beating St. Andrews 2â€"0 win the Mosquito Cup, girl‘s division. _ Two other Waterloo girl‘s teamsâ€"were also finalists. The Bisons, sponsored by Pizza Delight, lost to St. Anâ€" drews on penalty shots and Tim Horton Thunderbirds went give the Cubs a 1â€"0 lead. _â€" In the third period the Inâ€"the second period Mike ;Cubs kcored 4 unanswered Ruppe scored from Randy goals to take the win 6â€"2. Wellergl!eterl!merto The Cubs goaiscorers in give the Cubs a 2â€"0 lead. the third period were Ranâ€" _ Stratford came back bee dy Weiler from Mike Ruppe In the second half, however, the experienced Grand Rivâ€" er attack added six goals to make it a 7â€"0 sweep. We wish these teams the best of luck when they play Oct. 15 in Waterloo, weather permitting. 4 In the first half of Friday‘s game, Waterloo Collegiate Institute‘s senior soccer team restricted the Grand River team to a oneâ€"goal lead. Only four gamesâ€"of the finals for the Haltonâ€"Peel Cup. were played last weekend, due to rain. Three Waterloo teams still have to play: in girls mosquitos the Parkway Ford Pintos; in bo&minor mosquito the C.N. Weber Wolverines; and in boys minor peewee division, the Tien Hoa Inn Rams. The WCI girl‘s varsity volleyball team lostâ€" their match 6â€"0 Friday night although they played very well. Most of the games were lost by only two points. * St. Jacobs: Elmira: Sports briefs * & w# * % % * % % from David Duke. ra \2 . Hortorn‘ Cubs travelled to Kitchener Bauer Krauts. ing ‘with 2:44 left in the first period with a goal by Scott Clugston from Brian Bluevale Junior Girls‘ Volleyball team won 3 out of 4 games this past Friday, while the Senior girls‘ team won 3 and lost 3 in a very tight match. In the Junior Boys® volleyâ€" ball the B.C.1I. Knights won 2 out of 6 hardâ€"fought games. ~ The Junior Girls‘ Crossâ€"Country Team placed 5th in the York Invitational Meet on Saturday. The Bluevale Boys‘ Soccer Team were beaten by Cameron 6â€"1. W ~ The WCI junior soccer team scored a convincing 50 win over Forest Heights Friday Sept. 30. Four goals in the second half sealed the win for Waterioo. Shawn Mathus booted home three goals and Tim Sitts chipped in with two tallies. Excellent defensive play was shown by goalie Cary Tie and fullbacks Chuck Chambers, Peter Rumpel and Ken Tu preserved the shutout. > Many thanks go out to our fans who braved the elements to cheer on the Vikings. Mike Coppolino intercepted a pass and ran it back 60 yards for another touchdown. This week sees the Junior Knights at home against Eastwood at 3: 00 p.m. Bluevale Junior Knights defeated K.C.L 390 on a rain soaked field at Cherry Park on Friday. Knights were led by Dave Pickett who rushed for 90 yards and 2 touchdowns. On the opening play of the game, Dan Lerner ran around the right end for a 65 yard touchdown. With the downpour, the Knights game slowed down, with most of the yardage being churned out by John Pickett and Ray Petrie. Each scored a touchdown. The Knights® defense performed very well in a shutâ€"out effort. * * * * # # _ for the Waterloo ‘Tim Horâ€" ton: Cubs were Mike Mcâ€" . Neice and Dean Fielding. â€" In the third period Scott goal of the game from Brett Johnston to give the Cubs the 3â€"0 shutâ€"out. . Scott Clugston to put the ~ Cubs but front 2â€"0. shutâ€"out