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Page 18 â€" Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, December 19, 1979 Wilfrid Laurier University o CEZy> A | ] txrz (,8 Reve @ =_ | _ ~â€"_~~moomkhy : "(;‘i _ > mt\ Ww j\%’w . ‘ -..-,\‘ | Anges. Mechaal Thenssa Family and staff of Angir‘s abl : s Al/ 2 0s 4 ~f p Closed Dec Boxing Day Closed Dec Closed Dec. 31 and New Year‘s Day ST. AGATHA Open December 24 till 6:00 PM (Reservations Only Please) Closed Christmas Day Open New Year‘s Eve till 8:00 PM Open New Year‘s Day Noon â€" 7:30 PM Attention: Swimmers Region of Waterloo (R.O.W.) i 33 ERB ST. WEST 8 â€"Appointments Open Monday, December 24th and December 31st. REGISTRATION INFORMATION ®" CUT & DDPIFED ' Hair Care HERITAGE PLACE OLYMPIC LENGTH POOL PROFESSIONAL COACHING CALL 885â€"2905 â€" 576â€"4384 886â€"3738 HOLIDAY HOURS: Monday, December 24th, 9 am â€" 6 pm Monday December 31st, Jam â€" 6 pm Closed Christmas Day and New Year‘ HOLIDAY HOURS WATERLOO KITCHEN Siskins resume â€"~~~~â€" cnAdaseâ€" y Chniatmaztaall, At the pool each Monday and Thursday 6 00 â€" 7 30 p m The Finest Swim Facilities In The Area (Corner King North & University Ave . Waterlo0o) Ovper:ir:g; In All Age Levels SWIM CLUB 24th, Christmas Day and SPECIAL CLASSES FOR SWIM DEVELOPMENT (Age 9 and Under) (-fi;r:nefly Waterloo Concourse) Year‘s Day 885â€"2960 Waterioo and St. Agatha Ontario 886â€" 2540 * Xfi//‘lfl '%nl/’ and Afa/:/.#vu + .X/r‘nn #dlfléfl and 1#7" ‘s %;wu/a’ -X{&“lfl .9} .Sj,cda muk to all their hatron‘s and ll”l/d» Priends a By Rick Campbel! Chronicle Sports Editor A customaryâ€"explosive offensive and some timely netâ€" minding by Ed Takamatsu paced Waterloo Siskins to two weekend wins. Friday Takamatsu registered Siskins‘ second shutout of the season as Waterloo blanked the Hahns 6â€"0 in New Hamâ€" burg. And he came within 33 seconds of recording his second straight goose egg at home Sunday as Siskins toyed with the puzzlinglyâ€"hapless Listowel Cyclones 10â€"1 to remain five points behind firstâ€"place Stratford. i Lo 2 oo oa car cc2 2c fls MiaAs AKXifTechen k iuadinithiintn AiintbodtstninitaireincintdindP. ~boin in in en in Only two shutouts have been recorded all year in the Midâ€" western loop, with the other go_ir}g to Siskin John Conrad. Friday Bob Hague and Tom Abbott scored twice each as Takamatsu held his mates in with an outstanding first period. Singles goals went to Dana Saunders and Brad Lund. Sunday was Grant Musselman‘s night as he strengthened his league scoring lead with three goals and two assists. Other Waterloo marksmen were Hague, Abbott, Jeff Clark, Roy Russell, Brad Lund, Eric Calder and Paul Dahmer. Takamatsu, who was not severely tested, came up with the save of the night in the third on a rebound shot by Cyâ€" clone Brent Manderson, but ironically it was the same player who broke the shutout bid on a tipâ€"in in the last minuâ€" Siskins were in Kitchener last night and return home to play Elmira Friday and Hahns Sunday. December 12 release LEADING SCORERS GA â€" GO A Pts Pim Grant Musselman, Wat 22 0 2% 38 64A 62 Dana Saunders, Wat 22 27 28 55 19 Paul Barton, Str 23 16 37 53 38 Mark Aitken, OS 240 0 200 2M 47 12 Dean Oberlie, Eim 21 0 250 20 45 16 Waterloo Grant Musselman 22 26 38 64 62 Dana Saunders 22 27 28 55 19 Brad Lund 22 13 28 41 26 Brad King 21 13 21 4M 59 Craig Frank 20 _ 11 17 28 139 Wilf Rellinger 22 4 16 _ 20 106 Roy Russell 22 12 7 19 2 Eric Calder 22 4 13 17 16 Mike Coppolino 22 10 4 0 14 _ 18 Tom Abbott â€" 21 3 8 12 _ 2B te. Bob Hague Thanks to the geneposity of the Twin City Optimist Club, over 500 boys will take part in their first ever hockâ€" LeS Big City League tourney planned 743â€"9021 EAristmai ey tournament over the Christmas holidays when the Waterloo City House League tournament will be staged. The event runs from Thursday Dec. 27 to Sunday Dec. 30 at all three arenas in Waterloo with all chamâ€" pionship games to be held at Waterloo Arena Dec. 30 from 12: 45 p.m. on Major awards will be preâ€" sented to division winners from minor atom right through midget. while each player. regardless of where his team finishes, will reâ€" ceive a souvenir keepsake 21 11 ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR Manon Harbec 19 17 14 12 11 Penguins 1. Canadiens â€" 5 vs. Knights â€"2 J. Herter T. Small (2) K. Bolduc C. McKinnon 2. Aces â€" 4 vs. Flyers â€" 2 R. Kliewer (3) 1. Couper 3. Bruins â€" 1 vs. Penguins 0 B. Hepditch Rangers Bruins Nordiques Nordiques Rangers Flames Seals Sabres Bruins Dutchmen J NJ £ C &1 L C Bruins 6 3 3 0 25 25 6 Seals 6 3 3 0 4 3 6 Fiyers $ 0 5 0 17 30 0 Scoring â€" _ G A P Dave Norms Can 170 60 13 Paul Way Sea 17 5 12 John McDonald Kin 7 50 12 Phil Reitzel Can % 90 l1 Jim Stockie Dut 7 3 10 Bob Kerr Kin 6 4 10 Steve Braniff 1 Sea 6 4 10 Brett Scott \Kin. 3 , 6 o Scores December lith Seals â€" 7 â€" Way â€" Unassisted. Braniff â€" Jacobs : Braniff â€" Unassisted : Braniff â€" Wuergler. Jacobs â€" Unassisted: Braniff â€" Way â€" Gowland. Way â€" Rodenâ€" burg â€" Heibein Bruins â€" 6 â€" Schnarrt â€" Knill. Schnart â€" Haskins â€" MacAllister. McConnell â€" Haskins : Schnarr â€" Bezruki â€" Flint : Schnarr â€" Smith . McConnell â€" Rourke â€" Flint . : Silale w zm . mâ€"wcâ€"_c t iddias (Rangers) Frank Paranyi (Nordiques) Scott Harris (Seals) Dave Voigt (Nordiques) Chris Chatterson (Seals) Paul Witzel (Rangers) Mike McLaughlin (Nordiques) Brylen Cruise (Nordiques) Viuda Duoracek (Nordiques) Dennis Hinschberger (Seals) Steve Lockner Canadians They may have made an early exit from the Waterloo County playoff picture, but Bluevale Knights left their mark this week when a total of four were chosen to the firstâ€"team allâ€"star football dream team < FRBL â€" Canadians â€" 8 â€" Reitzel â€" Dirkson â€" Boxwell . O Hara â€" Snofl : Dahmer â€" Liddle â€" Reuel . Fielding â€" Unassisted. O‘Hara â€" Fielding â€" Norms. Liddle â€" Herâ€" gott. Wilson â€" Norms: Dirkson â€" Norris Fiyers â€" 5 â€" Boone â€" Hallman : Boone â€" Unassisted . Eisenmenger â€" Unassisted . Baty â€" Dilliard: Bezruki â€" Baty . Kings 8 â€" Long â€" MacDonald â€" Schuck . Kerr â€" Freiheit â€" Scott. Bordman â€" Freiheit â€" Kerr. MacDonald â€" Kerr. MacDonald â€" Long. Pierson â€" Kerr Taylor â€" MacDonald. Freiheit â€" Unassisted Dutchmen 6 â€" Book â€" Unassisted. Stockie â€" Derbecker â€" Book . Russwarm Unassisted. Jogi â€" R Hock: Hea â€" Jogi: Stockie â€" Baerwinkel â€" R Hock Brothers John and Dave Pickett led the way on deâ€" fence by being chosen allâ€" star linebacker and defenâ€" Knights place 4 Unassisted Jogi â€" R Hock : Hea Standings up to & including games played Dec. 16/79 GP W L Tt C City League 440 PHILLIP ST. WATERLOO ONTARIO BB6 3302 Games played Dec. 16/79 Waterioo Minor Bantam City League (as of Dec. 11th/79) Major Bantam Mon. Dec. 17/79 3Flames 3Sabres Player Standings We offer you guaranteed workmanship 18 years expenence Very Reasonable Prices free estimates ®@ pickup and delivery Reupholstering Repairs Draperies Furniture stripping and refinishing. sive back respectively. AlsM chosen to the defensive squad was Knight back Al Chapeskie. Dave Reist of Bluevale made it to the first team ofâ€" fensive line unit along with KCI‘s Mike Gehl. Gehl‘s teammate Rich Eaton was selected first team defenâ€" sive line while Ian Dewar of Raiders made the second w LT F A Pis 5 1 0 30 10 10 25 25 4 x 17 30 â€" G A Can 17 6 Sea 17 5 Kin 7 5 Can 2 9 Dut 73 Kin 6 4 Sea 6 4 \Kin. 3., 6 D. Johnston (2 41 31 K. Hagedorn G aA Pis 8 3 11 4 6 10 31 13 12 12 11 10 10 10