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PAGE 18 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1981 Cindy brings back gold Cor. King & Dupont Sts. oPEN FRI. TO 9 P.M. an ’6 W OF WATERLOO Linda took a silver second place finish in the 200 fly, and also collected three fourths, in the 200 and 400 IM and 100 back. * The competition shifts each year between provinces. A total of 40 Ontario swimmers comâ€" peted this year. o Quebec narrowly defeated Ontario 470â€"456 last weekend in their annual interâ€"provincial swim meet in Beaconsfield, Que., but two Region of Waterloo Swim Club members submitted fine efforts for this province. Cindy Klinck and Linda Gardiner from ROW both brought home medals with Cindy capturing gold in the 100 free relay. _ She also had a silver in the 800 free and took three bronze in each of the 100, 200 and 400 free. SEMI ANNUAL DRESSES 2 cLoTth 40% oFrr coATs PANT LENGTH ® FULL LENGTH qvilteo _ 1JMÂ¥ ,._ A FULL LENGTH WINTER FRESH ARRIVALS * Bathing Suits * Beachwear e Swimwear Sizes 10â€"20 Larger Sizes 38â€"42 WALLAR‘S LADIES WEAR Souath? ALL SALES FINAL Entire Stock of CINDY KLINCK SALE QuILTED COaAtTSs for the price of plus one dollar 10% 1 40% orr NO CHARGEX OR MASTER CHARGE ON THIS SPECIAL Spitfires claw Falcons in OT The Annual Kâ€"W Cwiâ€" tan Winterfest Tourâ€" nament concluded in true championship style January 21, at Lions Arena After some startling upsets the stage was set for the deciding game, contested by the Falcons and Spitfires. The entire game was a constant duel between the Falcon goalie, Ron Fowler, and Spitfire goalie, Will The tournament was comprised of the 10 teams that make up the Kâ€"W Civitan Young Mens Hockey League. The players range in age from 17â€"20 years. The week long tournament was scheduled to take place at the midâ€"point of the five month regular season. Smith. Both men held off the superb shooting of the opposing teams. At the end of regulaâ€" tion time the teams had battled to a 1â€"1 tie, thus the stage was set for an exciting overtime. With less than two minutes remaining in overtime, Attila Korga, of the Spitfires picked up the puck in his own end. The burly defenceman raced down the ice and from just inside the Falâ€" con blueline, let go a blast that beat the Falâ€" con goalie. The Spitfires defeated the Falcons 2â€"1 much to the delight of the cheering Spitfire fans. The trophies were preâ€" sented to the winners by Peter Matthews, the Ciâ€" vitan sports coâ€"ordinaâ€" tor. The runnersâ€"up reâ€" ceived silver medallions for their fine efforts. The convenors and sponsors would like to express their appreciaâ€" tion to the players and coaches for a very sucâ€" cessful and exciting tournament,. and also take this opportunity to wish all teams the best of luck for the balance of the season. "Footwear Specialists for over 30 years" Across from the Waterioo Theatre Open: Mon.â€"Thurs. 9:30â€"5:30, Fri. 9:30â€"9:00, Sat. 9:30â€"5:00 All Sales Final Schwoelitzer‘s _ 15 King St. N. Waterloo Phone 886â€"4440 Tom Lawrence (11) of WLU volleyball Hawks punches the ball off the net to prolong a rally durâ€" ing Fridays match against Brock at WLU. Sharing the front line with Lawrence are Bill Praught (foreâ€" ground) and Tim Seegmiller. . Hawks frittered away a large first game lead, then went on to lose the match 16â€"14, 15â€"4, 4â€"15, 3â€"15 and 15â€"6, for all intents and purâ€" poses eliminating Hawks from the playoff picture. Sale Ends Fob. 4/81 Unpleasant Odours ®@ Soap and Water Cleanâ€"up ®@ Applies Easily ® Excellent Coverage and Hiding , ®©@ Dries in One Hour with no Save *4" YOUR COMPLETE DECORATING CENTRE 110 KING $T. SOUTH WATERLOO 886â€"3290 rey 22 5 C uy "trex mrar warl PAM!