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PAGE 16 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1981 The funds below are just a few of more than 30 RRSP funds available under diversified management. Results to No. 30/80 as reported by FINANCIAL | Murray D. Chapman Representing Regai Capitai Planners Ltd 1 1104â€"135 Contederation Dr. Kitchener |N2l TW1 |Please send RRSP information 1 NaMe...:..:.:: s sc se esc pAddress.::... :.:. ccc n ccc ce ees s 1 PFOVINCG@ ... .22 Industrial Equity Fund Mariborough Fund ‘ Growth Equity Fund United Venture Ret. Fund Goldtrust Representing Regal Capital Planners Ltd. 1104â€"135 Confederation Dr. Kitchener. Ont. N2B 1W1 For more information Contact: All offerings are made only through the individual fund(s) prospectus in those provinces where accepted. MURRAY D. CHAPMAN 576â€"7911 All RRSP and RHOSP investments provide exactly the same tax benefits. GAFSTAR HIGHâ€"GLOSS NOâ€"WAX roors. WE‘VE GOT ‘EM! Gatstar 5400 Series Sheet Vinyl Flooring. @® Brite Bond*® Urethane Surface that maintains high gloss with minimum of care © Durable, NOâ€"WAX surface that resists scufts, stains and fading ® Quiet Cor® foam interlayer for ® warmth and comfort underfoot 6 m A J e Available in a wide variety o pattems _ ,Clolg CIPAT «J P+.c waurnm and COnnoOn UNQUBOnOOt â€" F1 Available in a wide variety of patterns |fl I" i MA« 1+.00 5 and colors to choose from Sheet Viny! Floors Annuallcompound rate of return 1 yr 3 yro 5oys 10 yr 36.3% 29.2% 38.6% 33.1% 95.3% 61.8% 85.5% 56.6% 50.5% 490 WEBER ST. N. AT SCHAEFER WATERLOO 884â€"0851 28.5% 30.6% 45.9% 35.9% 32.6% TIMES 14.5% 20.2% By Rick Campbeli Chronicle Sports Editor While they aren‘t one of the seven teams enâ€" gaging in a furious batâ€" tle for the six playoff poâ€" sitions in OUAA hockey circles, University of Waterloo Warriors aren‘t exactly letting anâ€" yone kick sand in their faces either. Warriors, with a green but everâ€"improving club, pulled off one of the shocking results of weeâ€" kend play when Danjoe McCormack scored in the final three minutes in London to give UW a 5â€"5 tie with Western Mustangs, to this point one of the premier clubs in the league. Warriors started their week‘s play on the right foot when they smoked Ryerson Rams 12â€"5 at Waterloo Arena Wednesâ€" day, but fell victim to perennial league power Toronto Blues 8â€"1 Friday at Varsity Arena. Even in that contest though, Warriors subâ€" mitted an excellent acâ€" count of themselves save for momentary Plucky Warriors hang in Ryerson Ram defenseman Tim Chennette appears to be wearing peculiar headgear as he trips up Waterloo Warrior forward Don McClean during Wednesday‘s game. Warriors exâ€" ploded for seven secondâ€"period goals to win 12â€"5, and also surprised the Mustangs in Lonâ€" don Saturday by scoring late to tie 5â€"5. lapses in each of the in with a superlative inâ€" tribute to his firstâ€"year guys,. let‘s get it toâ€" first and third periods dividual display during backstopper. ~In the gether, he‘s keeping us which netted Blues six the first 10 minutes until _ first 10 minutes alone he _ in there. of their eight goals. his mates got their act made what you‘d term And get it tagether Saturday in London, the man of the hour for UW was goalie Dave Barrett, the former Sisâ€" kin,. who held his mates Surprise tie with Mustangs in with a superlative inâ€" dividual display during the first 10 minutes until his mates got their act together. ‘*David played an abâ€" solutely _ outstanding game for us,"" said coach Bob McKillop in tribute to his firstâ€"year backstopper. ""In the first 10 minutes alone he made what you‘d term six bellringers (great saves). That really picked the guys up. you could hear them on the bench yelling *c‘mon ‘‘We‘re playing much better hockey than we were (earlier in the seaâ€" son). we‘re moving the puck better, we‘re not giving it up as often, I‘m just exceptionally pleased with the way the guys are coming around. said McKillop. ‘‘We‘re getting really good hockey out of the guys who are finally getâ€" ting a chance to play all the time, Mauro Zuliani is a perfect example..." And get it together Warriors did. After surâ€" rendering an early 1â€"0 lead. Warriors made it 2â€"1 after one on goals by Hectos Coutu and Steve Crocker, the latter‘s coming in the last minuâ€" te of the period. Wednesday against Ryerson, Barry Reynâ€" ard had the hat trick for Waterloo as they mauled Rams for seven goals in the second period. Don McClean had two, while singles went to Dan Blum, Bill Lang, Coutu, Jim Kyle, Zuliani, Peirâ€" son and Mark Gray. Paul Foley had Waâ€" terloo‘s goal against Toronto. It was 3â€"3 after two with Coutu getting his second on a rebound, then an early goal by Kent Peirson to start the third put thoughts of upset in Waterloo‘s head. Mustangs fought back to take a 5â€"4 lead, but UW was not through as McCormack tallied the gameâ€"tying goal in the waning minutes.