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PAGE 26 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1980 7A44â€"5382 A ‘"Get Ready to Crossâ€"Country Ski~ workâ€" shop will be held next Wednesday at University of Waterloo. K. KESSLER UPMOLSTERY _ Toui Scheier of the Ontario Ski Council will conduct the workshop in Room 313 of the Phyâ€" sics Building at the university. _ . Xâ€"country ski prep session If you would like to learn more about choosing crossâ€"country equipment and clothing and getâ€" ting the best value for your money, you are inâ€" vited out for an informal evening. _ Equipment care and waxing will also be disâ€" cussed and the "twoâ€"minute"‘ waxing system will be demonstrated. â€"VISIT OUR SHOWROOM â€" e Automatic CM5144 1977 Plymouth Fury 2 dr. Low Mileage KWS 263 1977 Malibu Classic 4 dr. 6 cyl. LKD 857 1977 Volare 4 dr. 6 cyl. Automatic NNN 173 1977 Olds Cutlass Supreme 4 dr. 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E. 886â€"3780 WATERLOO (ACROSS FROM TOWER‘S PLAZA) Personal Service â€" Free Estimates This Weeks Reupholstering Restyling Plastic Covers Made To Measure Furniture Stripping & Refinishing Guaranteed Workmanship At Better Prices KITCHENER 886â€"5524 THERE WAS little doubt what everyone was concenâ€" son dives to smother a loose.puck during second period trating on Thursday night as WLU goalie Terry Thompâ€" action against Waterioo. By Rick Campbell! Chronicle Sports Editor It may have had its 382 KING ST. N. WATERLOO WALLPAPER & PAINT PURCHASES al public who desire to have their names considered for appointment to the following Boards, Committees and Commussions Committee of Adjustment Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Hospital Commussion Ontario Pioneer Community Foundation Waterloo Public Library Board Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee North Waterloo Hydro Commussion Energy Conservation Committee Court of Revision Applications. in writing. addressed to the undersigned will be received until November 21st. 1980 from lt_n gener APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS CITY OF WATERLOO Hâ€"K TILE LTD. outed mismatch not so NOTICE Yu = â€"â€"x. "’M,w‘gcâ€" a,‘w RON KEELING. CITY CLERK CITY HALL WATERLOO, ONTARIO at technical shortcomings, but Thursday‘s univerâ€" sity hockey matchâ€"up qaa" between Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks and Waâ€" terloo Warriors proâ€" duced a veritable gold mine of scoring opporâ€" tunities. Neither team seemed too anxious to take adâ€" vantage of them though and thus what was hyped up to be an early season mismatch turned into a nailbiting cliffhanger that literally was decidâ€" ed at the final buzzeer as Hawks escaped with a 3â€" 2 victory. Laurier, 7â€"1 winners over Waterloo in preâ€" season play, looked like they would map out the same course in this one as Bill Cameron scored twice in the first period to give Hawks a 2â€"0 lead. Hawks maintained the buffer but not the moâ€" mentum as WLU‘s capâ€" tain Daryl Benjamin and veteran Barry Reynard of UW exchanged second period goals. And in the third, after WLU missed glorious opportunities to put the icing on the cake, Waterloo stormed to within one on Reynard‘s second of the evening, and only a handful of spectacular saves by Hawk â€" goalie Terry Thompson preserved the victory. His finest moment came in the final seâ€" conds when he charged out to block Bill Lang‘s pointâ€"blank attempt with Waterloo‘s Dave Barrett on the bench for an extra attacker. Lang was too surprised to adjust to the sprawling goalie and Hawks had the two points â€" but not much more â€" in the bag. ‘‘As the game proâ€" gressed I thought Waâ€" terloo really came on," said Laurier coach Wayne Gowing, relieved yet not overlyâ€"enthusiasâ€" tic his club was pressed so tight for the win. Cameron, in his seâ€" cond year with Hawks, was singled out for his fine effort by Gowing, who also lauded the play of defenceman Brian Crombeen, who not only led several dangerous offensive thrusts, but also decked a handful of unsuspecting Warrmior forwards. And of course, Gowing did not overlook Thompson‘s key stops. Warriors were not touted to supply much in the way of opposition for Hawks, but UW boss Bob McKillop admired his club‘s spunk â€" in the final two periods. ‘‘Our effort in the first period was atrocious, but I‘m very pleased with the way the guys played in the second and third. We must have the Lancers atoned for their blunder Saturday though when they rallied for three goals in the final 10 minutes to upset Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks 5â€"4, giving Lancers their first win of the regular season. Warriors, who play in Guelph Thursday before entertaining Western Sunday at 7:30 p.m., are now. 1â€"2 on the year type of effort we did in the final two periods to be competitive in this league."~ The game but green Waterloo Warriors bagged goals on their first two shots Friday night at Waterloo Arena and carried that moâ€" mentum through to the end as they defeated Windsor 5â€"3 in one of the upsets of the early 1980â€" 81 OUAA season.