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Waterloo Hogs Fuel Saints defeated Brantford 6-1 in minor atom Hub League Nay, Tuesday. Dave Klein assisted by Matti Laszlo opened the scoring for Wa- terloo in the first period._ln a. u - Wat-F100 Mb, m. M1077 . Saints defeat Brantford feelings of the ordinary Canadian Soldier during two World Wars. Journals. letters. drawings. stories and song are compiled dramatically and include Canadian writing and painting at its finest. A gift to be treasured This entirely uniqge boo} Aset experienqes and atwavip. A TERRIBLE BEAUTY SCBIBE BOOKSTORE - Special Orders - School, Office, Social Stationery Westmount Place, Waterloo - 576-7290 Market Square, Kitchener - 576-8270 EXPERT . PAINTING Interior Specialists - Fully insured FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE PHONE 742-2834 BRIAN EILEEN LOUISE BRAD L (2/ Foliiott assisted by Dean Desiiva and Shayne Finlay and Anni Laszlo assisted by Mike Dietrich increased Alraterloo's lead. Waierloo's final scorers were Anni Ludo ttom Don Obgde, John Fantas unassisted and Dean Desilva from John Faukas. Wednesday the Saints lost to Kitchener 5-3. In the first minute of play Dave Klein assisted by Mike Clemens 380 King St. N , Waterloo CUT'N PLACE Eileen, Brad and Louise are now offering WANT TERRIFIC HAIR CARE? CUT 'N PLACE ' WATERLOO (in the H.K. Tile Building) The place to go for total hair care for men and women Then come meet the professionals at all hair cuts opened tor 1"teeuP!e in the. second period Kitch- ener (Exploded with three goals. In the third period Kitchener 300M twice and Waterloo replied with Dean Desilva assisted by Scott MacDonald and Seattle- Donald from Dean Desilva and Shayne Finlay. defeated Brantford 7-2. The Waterloo goats Mere scored by Scott MacDitetatit from Dean Desilva and John Faulas. Brad Clugston from MikeC1emetts, Dave Klein from Autti Laszlo, Dean Desilva from Don Oberle and Allan Folliott with three goals assisted by Brad Clugston (two) Mike Clemens and DonOberle. Give We“ a break. Take a want. u,,L,5,ffi, Your heart works harder when you're not in the game. Get fit - and turn the clock back. Fitness is fun. Try some. off “a: a “II-Ia!" boi BY Peggy Kempel The Waterloo Major Ju- venile Falcons played two Hub League Games last week. m the first game the Falcons played host to Preston on Wednesday. The Falcons opened the scoring with 5 goats in the first period followed by 2 in the second period for a TO score. Steve Graf, Terry Cal- der, John Nay and Terry Glass lead the Falcons' .goalscorers with 2 goals each. In the third period the Falcons scored 6 goals to take a 13-0 lead. Then with 40 seconds left in the game Mike Olesen robbed John Conrad of a shut-out with an unassisted goal for a final score of 13-1 for the Falcons. - Single goals were scored by Gerry Blake, Adam Al- bright, Rob Richardson, Jamie Riley and Dave Yqung. r... . . " "iaifiie Riley assisted on 3 goals and Terry Glass. Ron Young. Dave Young and Gerry Blake each assisted on 2 goals. Clayton Reidel officially opens the room named in his honor at the Waterloo Arena. The room. to be used by the board of directors and general manager of the Waterloo Sishins.' was officially opened last Sunday. Mr. Reidel was one of the club's 20 directors 'and associate directors who contributed time and tMort into rebuilding the room adjacent to the arena's stands. The direc- tors too'k seven weeks to complete the job. working on weekends and during their spare time. _ , The Falcons.opened the scoring in the first period with a goal by Terry Glass .from Jamie Riley and Ger- ry Blake. Single assists went to Kevin Hergott. Steve Graf. Randy Chilton. Ter- ry Calder and John Conrad. On Thursday the Falcons played host to Stratford and Iosf their first Hub League game of the Jieason " "Stratum: then tied the game at 1-1 with an unassist- ed goal by Rick Mafzarlti-, Before the end of the period Stratford made it 2-1 with a goal by Jon Pyper from Tim Heinbuck and Jim Uniac. Get your rear in 18ear. Take a walk Walk a Mini “It-Lu .5) In the second period Stratford scored 2 un- answered goals to take a 4-1 lead over the Falcons. .Goalscorers were Rick. Mazzanti from Jeff Then-f rien and Tim Heinbuck unassisted. Rob Richardson scored from Steve Graf and Ron Young in the third period for the Falcons for a 4-2 Waterloo Mr. Transmis- sion minor bantams won one and lost one during Wa- terloo-Wellington League action last week. Mr. Transmission bantams lose, win during week l Friday they hosted Fer- gus and won 94) on goals by Larry Gabel (five) Steven Paul (two) Pat Evans and Cory Weber. SISKINS' ROOM Bauer Bruins suffer first league defeat The Waterloo minor pee- wee Bauer Bruins played in Stratford on Saturday and suffered their first defeat in league play by 5-1. Jeremy Leete led the Stratford at- tack with three goals. Sin- gles were scored by Myles Fisher and Marshall Wilk- er, Joel Curtis who work- ed hard for Waterloo set up the only Bruin goal by Dave Beaton. The Ruins got back on the winning track Monday by trouncing Kitchener 7-1. Richard Denomme scored two quick goals early in the game assisted by John Die- trich. Before the period The Major Juvenile Falcons next home game is tonight at 9:30 p.m. when Kitchener will supply the opposition. score. Stratford completed the scoring with a goal by Mike Simons assisted by Gary Lingard for' a final score of 5-2 in favour of Stratford. Saturday they travelled to Hespeler and lost 6-2. Hespeler goals went to Tim Kroeger with two, Bill Demarte: Jeff Fisher, Richard Simpson and Bob O'Krafka. Waterloo scorers were Larry McKinnon and Mike Allensen. ended Chris Schnarr from John Dietrich made it " In the second period Chris Schnarr scored from Rich- ard Denomme and Steve McGrinder. Greg O'Hara scored the fifth Waterloo goal from Mark Steiner. Bruce Haldenby from Steve McGrinder completed the second period scoring. Don Wilson scored the only Kitchener goal early in the third period. Bruce Haldenby completed the scoring for Waterloo when he beat the Kitchener goalie on a penalty shot. Mike Kavelman Was in goal for Waterloo.