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51 Benton Street, Kitchener, Ontario. Phone 742â€"4481 MmEMBER 8eÂ¥ INvITATION © NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS $tchreiterâ€"Sanbrocrk FUNERAL HOME liÂ¥ty: sey ¢ . , E & j ¢> CAAA * Let this Easter be a time for joy and celebration and thoughtful contemplation of the true meaning of this special day. May peace, love and happiness be yours today. Peace and â€" Love Edward Piwowarek BACK A FIGHTER llelg Easter Seals Help Crippled Children Jerome Futher ‘Midas Warriors win â€" â€" ~ Cup back to Waterioo for in Gailt. the fifth year in succession by beating out Woodstock game. They hoped to equalâ€" course national swimming championships were held in Vancouver last weekend and University of Waterloo fielded two winners. 100 metre breaststroke with a time of 1:05 and Dave Hub league cup again _ | UW swimmers place 1st at meet Saints eliminated by St. Catharines The Waterloo Minor Atom Hogg Fuel Saints were eliminated last Tuesday in the OMHA semiâ€"finals with a 7â€"2 loss to St. Cathâ€" arines. St. Catharines piled up a five goal lead before Atti Laszlo assisted by Allan Folliott and Jim Schumiâ€" las tallied for Waterloo in the third period. Seconds laâ€" ter Jim Schuntilas assisted by Atti Laszlo narrowed the lead to 52. St. Catharines scored two more to end the game. ~ Sunday the Saints defeated Galt 3â€"1 in exhibition play. Galt opened the scoring in the first period and Dean Desilva assisted by Scott MacDonald tied the game. Attt Laszlo assisted by Allan Folliott and Jim Schumilas scored the goâ€" ahead goal. Robert Warren assisted by Dean Desilva Ron Campbell won the â€" SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR THE WATERLOO REGIONAL way SPORTS COUNCIL & AWARDS BANQUET AWARDS TO ... e REGIONAL AMATEUR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR e SPORTS EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR e REGIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR TICKETS $8.00 NOW QN SALE AT . & o :E“;'MWM » Regional Sports council at Seagram Stadium wa h se 6000 0t on ah oi 8 n e ie i to Windsor for playoffs down one lasocHâ€"ym CK6L)"\y!â€" WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1978 BINGEMAN PARK LODGE (â€"¥‘ % «*¥‘ f s â€"â€"____. _ . Wetertbo Chraricle, Wednesday, March 22, 1978 â€" Page 15 & & CHYMâ€"CKGL Radio, 305 King St. W, Kitchener IN COâ€"OPERATION WITH ize but the Windsor team outskated the Waterioo boys on a‘ large ice surface and the Warriors lost 41 with Jim Haldenby assisted by Mark ‘Trodden scoring for Waterioo. Ed Seegmiller played well in net for Waâ€" were in Stratford for the terioo. Heinbuch took â€" the 200 breast with a time of 2: 20. As a result of their first place finishes, Ron and Dave have been â€" selected for a Canadian team which will compete in a dual meet with the Russian National team April 20 in Toronto. and Scott MacDonald scorâ€" ed the insurance goal to end the game. Baseball tryouts | Tryouts for _ Waterloo tyke allâ€"star baseball will take place Saturday April 8 at Moses Springer Arena, at 10 a.m. Any boys ages 9â€"11 are invited to try out. PETITES i March 11 â€" Cottrell 8 Optimist 3 Flames 5 Blazes 0 March 18 Cottrell 8 Optimists 3 Flames 6 Blazers 3 Ringette scores final game of a roundâ€"robin series and with a 21 win came from the series un were Todd Smith and Todd ~ Thursday the team playâ€" ed in Galt on neutral ice against Woodstock. Neither team scored in the first period. The second period saw Woodstock go up two but Warriors got one back when Todd Sheridan scored from John Bell and Gary Austin. Woodstock scored to make it 3â€"1, but in the third period Waterloo was all over Woodstock and scored twice on two goals by Todd Smith and then in second overtime John Bell assisted Cup back to Waterloo. _ _ Friday Kitchener CTA beat Waterloo 4â€"3 with Warâ€" Jean Hay 2 Optimist 1 Shirt Stop 4 Chippers 3 Bell Canada 5 Optimist 4 Jean Hay 4 Shirt Stop 3 March 15 6 Optimist 4 Chippers 1 Jean Hay 4 Bell Canada 1 Optimist 5 Shirt Stop 3 Chippers 7 Bell Canada 4 Semiâ€"finals and finals tonight Guelph the Gueiph CTA team beat Waterloo 51 with Warriors lone goal coming from Chipper McQuillan from Shaun Reagan. Bell; Jim Haldenby and (championship game) Tonight: Cottrell vs. Flames TWEENS â€" JUNIOR Wallars Wildcats 7 Wallars Kittens 5 Smith and John Hobin \y