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PAGE 22 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1982 Tim Fedy has no excuse naw. _ ‘‘"Maybe you‘ll be able to get to practice earlier next year," quipped Waterloo Siskin coach Rod Seiling in Fedy‘s direction Tuesday night as the Siskin right winger accepted a watch from Frank‘s Jewellers given Fedy for being selected Siskin most valuable player for the 1981â€"82 season. *"Sure you can quote me, it‘s true,""‘ Seiling told a reporter, cracking another head table smile. ‘"But he‘s (Fedy) also an excellent choice, it wasn‘t too hard to realize that when he was out of the lineup, we went on our slide." Fedy, lauded for his leadership as well as onâ€"ice contributions, deservedly took MVP honors, while veteran goalie Jeff Nickel was voted player contributing most on and off the ice. OHA president Brent Ladds was guest speakâ€" er at the function and gave an informative talk on the background of the OHA, the role of officials, and the importance of volunteer personnel to a team. A rookte defenceman and firstâ€"year forward shared centre stage as Roger Carlaw and Pat Hinnegan each took home two awards. ° Carlaw, touted by many to be one of the most promising young prospects coming out of the Waterloo system, won the best defenceman trophy and also rookie of the year for his reliable blueline work. Hinnegan, who joined Siskins from Woodstock this year and ultimately turned out to be an invaluable performer, won the leading goalâ€" scorer and high point trophies, both categories he would have been in a tussle with linemate Fedy had the later not succumbed to a viral infection late in the season. â€" The most improved player award went to defenceman Dennis Brox, Peter Young in perhaps the best choice of the night earned best defensive player honors, and graduating deâ€" fenceman Shawn Mulroney took home the sportsmanship combined with ability award as well as a special honor donated by the Siskin training staff. Fedy‘s award was one of many given Tuesday at Siskins‘ annual fete at Woolner‘s Lodge. In a synopsis of Siskins‘ past season, Seiling told the audience that although he wasn‘t pleased with his club‘s semiâ€"final exit to Stratford, many goals were reached in helping his players develop not only their hockey skills but also as individuals. Director‘s awards went to viceâ€"president Rich Beaupre and director Ron Herter. â€" Fedy one to ‘watch‘ next year The ponies are ready at EImira Siskin award winners Tuesday were top (iâ€"r) Peter Young, Tim Fedy, Shawn Mulroney, Dennis Brox and bottom (iâ€"r) Roger Carlaw, Jeff Nickel,and Pat Hinnegan. Directors honored were in photo at right, Ron Herter {standing) and Rich Beaupre. Named Siskin MVP Ming Mirror Finish Interior Shampoo Degrease Engine Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo 355 Weber S$t. 885â€"5620 Put a little Mingâ€"shine _ > back in your cars life! 00 of Post time is 1:30 p.m. for the 10â€"race matinee card and track manager Rod Seiling said Tuesday the facility is in excellent shape for Saturday‘s lidlifter, the first of 50 racing dates this year. There will be Saturday matinees every week in April and May 1, with Friday racing from May 7 through the end of September. That Despite the brutal recent weather, the sidewheelers will be dashing for the finish line on a superblyâ€"conditioned surface when Elmira Raceway opens its doors for the 1982 harness racing season Saturday. . 149.00 BABIES * CHILOREN + ADUL TS + FAMILY GROuPS Fairview Park Mail, Kitchener Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30 a.m. till 9:00 p.m. DOUBLE FEATURE No age limit. Photographic portrait package Includes two 8x10s, three 5x7s, 15 wallet size, and 3 colour miniatures in charms. 95¢ for each addn‘l. subject in portrait. Choice of backgrounds. Poses our selection. Of‘er for portraits taken through April 10 Passport Service Available While You Wait Sears Portrait Studio 23 colour portraits )ortraits 1 "Ftotal includes 95¢ deposit your money‘s worth and more Av arraA®be in / 9 ADDN TO PAC Iu.b’( * will be joined by Monday racing beginning with a matinee May 24 running through to Labor Day. Admission is $2.50 per person with the track still providing free parking. As well, patrons this year will benefit from a fullyâ€"refurâ€" bished lounge area and the track by May 1 is hoping to introduce automatic cashing and advance wagering facilities. As usual, a full lineup of stakes races are planned, with the jewel this year being the Trillium Pace later in the summer estimated to be going postward for $75,000 as a twoâ€"yearâ€"old filly pace. Sears _â€" touch a loved one t _ sseg V;‘. 1432 Far away or near, someone you love is anxious to see your child‘s changes, so for a special occasion or just because ... share today with professionâ€" al keepsake portraits / taken at Sears. PORTRAITS