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PAGE 20 - WATERLOO CMONWLE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. 1m f You Can Buy Gold and Silver Bullion at lhttthiir 008" NoJin Since its introduction, the Rabbit F Dieselhas _ outsold all other diesel ( JIU cars. [ PHONE YOUR AREA AGENT The safe new way to buy ... at much lower prices oanrquantitrooommnitmiortaootrtorageottargstt rg m “gimme Join the a non-profit, consumer service oonlorrtlon Excellence in Photography by WATERLOO SQUARE 036- , 740 0 Special ottor available at that. locationa: I‘m - an wood “M (and: ter' mm mm 'oe' Inland!" " in LIWTED trso WEBER ST. N., WATERLOO 884.7470 mpg 5mm games I For the sixth straight year, t the Rabbit INC 1 Diesel offers , the best fuel _ economy m aa ', Canada] NoJin L/IOOkm’ LOUIS J. FOGLE 742-3326 STANLEY PARK MALL - ao Metals Club cop 'svat" The dates have been set for the 5th annual Waterloo Regional Attr ateur Golf Champion- ship. The first 54 holes are to be held In conjunc- tion with the Conestoga Invitation (Saturday. May 29); Donn Invittr tional (Thursday. July I); and the Elmira Invitational (Saturday. By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor Waterloo Athletics eouldn't have picked a much tougher opponent than Aurora Lodge to open their 1982 Kitchener and District Soccer League Second Division season with Sunday at Portuguese Paradise Park (Cambridge). "They (Lodge) were one of the most physical teams in the Second Division last year," commented Athletic manager Bob Vanderveen Monday. "With our club we're stressing finesse more, we're not that much a physical team, It'll be good tough competition for us." Athletics closed out exhibition play with a bl victory over Guelph Oaks of the Inter-City League in the Royal City Sunday thanks to a pair a goals by Andy Coppolino. A positional move switching Coppolino to the inside from right wing paid off as he scored at 15 minutes of the first half and 20 minutes into the second sandwiching Guelph's only marker Just before halftime. 7 Oh the first goal, Coppolino took a beautiful pass from Werner Fast and sidestepped the defence to boot home the ball from 12 yards. Guelph‘s goal was a weird one as an intended clear back to goalie Mike Vogel by Athletic defenders caught a gust of wind and sailed high into the top corner of the net. A clever three-way passing play from Greg McEwen to Mike Koehler to Coppolino resulted In the winning goal by Coppolino from 20 yards out in the second In". "We sort of lagged a bit in the second halt but later in the game we really put it back together again." said Vanderveen. "It was another good outing mr us." Athletics face tough foe Mike Gassovgitz (tight) of Bluevale Knights listens to a shooting tip from St. Jaromo's coach Vince Donomme during the Chiquita clinic at Bluovale Saturday. Chiquita clinic geared for all Dave Wettlaurer from Rockway Golf Club is the defending champion. He is pre sonny attending school at Bradley University on a golf scholarship and will be back to The final round will be held at the Dundee Country Clay on Sum day, July Itt. July m defend his title. Other past Cham, plans, Warren Rehkopf (Gall Country Club; 1978 and 1980) and John Robb (Westmount; I979) will also be com- poring. . Other top golfers from the region expect ing to take part are John Pate (Guelph Cullen Club). MIM- Athletics' only other exhibition game resulted in a similar 2-1 verdict over Guelph Internation- al last week. The Aurora-Athletic contest to mark Water- Ioo's debut in the second division will take place at 4 pm. Sunday. u, Ill! I"! m w Ut It! VI Ut SI! It was a clinic with a lot of appeal. The annual Ontario Amateur Basketball Association Junior Development Program (boys) took place " Bluevale collegiate Saturday and many youngatera. local and otherwise. were an hand to take advantage of coaching expertise and skill training offered by the sessions. Sponsored by Chiquita of Canada (the banana people). the program is divided into six Ontario regions with each region holding three levels 0 clinics leading ultimately to the selection of regional teams, who will compete this year at WLU at the end of June to determine provincial regional cham- pions. " ' As Dan Berry. Waterloo-Oxford Crusader coach and organizer of Saturday's clinic pointed out, the program offers much more though than just a possible selection to the regional team. "With the number of kids we have out, it's important they all get something out of the program." said Berry. “That's why we've divided the clinic into individual skill stations, checking things like speed, reac- tion, the entire clinic process. We're not just here to select a dozen kids, though that also represents part of the program." From the sizable number in attendance, four local players were selected to advance to the next round. They include Rob Froese. Andy Balogh and Jim Dimitroff of Cameron Heights. and Tom Schneider of St. Jerome's. Others will attempt to qualify in Brantford this week as they missed the clinic while competing in the Bible Hoop competition. The girls portion of the clinic was also held last weekend at Glenview Park. with Marnie MacDonald of St. Mary's being the only local player to qualify for further clinic at University of Guelph. Some 70 were on hand for that clinic. " It " n I. - hum kthtettt -rris. MM: ' Hymn-nu ‘1’!an All": "tprttetrrtr. “Mm! 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