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Y spmite 7 »* & 3 ‘ k. ‘.’ a vat [3 & hyes \ U Intended as their major fundâ€"raising project for the season, the occasion brought back many exâ€" *Krauts from the past for a headlining exhibition contest against their former Waterloo Cub counâ€" terparts. Fun and good times were the name of the game Saturday night at the Kitchener Aud when Kitchener major atom Bauer Krauts staged Minor ‘Hockey Family Night. Competition naturally took a backseat to enâ€" joyment during the game but a firne exhibition of hockey was witnessed by the hundreds of fans in atâ€" tendance as the exâ€"Cubs managed to hold on for a Story and photos by Rick Campbell Between games the finals of the atom skating contest were held, and as an added treat, a Showâ€" down Scoro for sixâ€"yearâ€"olds against Kraut goalies (without their sticks) brought several hilarious moments. nailbiting 5â€"4 victory Dave Wettlaufer and Ray Bauer each had two goals for the winners with Kevin Schnurr providing the other. Mike Martz with a pair, Rob Duench and Perry Mark scored for exâ€"Krauts. Paul Reinhart and Don Beaupre, presently playâ€" ing in the NHL and members of exâ€"Krauts and exâ€"Cubs respectively, were named honorary capâ€" tains for the occasion although unable to attend. Jt was truly a night to enjoy, and to reflect on the past, present and future. ‘ In a preliminary contest, the presentâ€"day Krauts skated to a 2â€"0 victory over the present Cubs, despiâ€" te being outshot 18â€"12. Bobby McKillop and Darrin Kinnear r@d the Kitchener goals. > (Top left) Waterloo exâ€"Cub designate Paul Mowbray (7) at right picks up the puck for Mrs. Terry Reinhart, mother of exâ€"Kraut honorary captain Paul during ceremonial opening ftacoff. Behind Mrs. Reinhart is Ken Beaupre, father of honorary exâ€"Cub captain Don Beaupre, while exâ€"Kraut Perry Mark (left) and longâ€"time Kraut coach Murray Fried look on. (Top right) Cyrus Taghizadeh (15) of Waterloo Tim Horton Cubs is tied up at the Kitchener Kraut blueline as he attempts to make his way to the goal during Krauts 2â€"0 win which kicked off Saturday‘s doubleheader. (Bottâ€" om left) Fourâ€"yearâ€"old Jody Baron, the darling of the crowd, gets some lastâ€"minute instructions before setting out to try to score on the Kraut goalie in Showdown. Jody missed the first time but with a little help found the range on his second shot. (Bottom right) Mike Martz (17) of the exâ€"Krauts fires the game‘s opening goal just out of reach of exâ€"Cub goalie Bob Brown‘s outstretched glove. Moving in to help is Martz‘s teammate Murray Mark (2). WA TERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1981 â€" PAGE 15