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The Kiwanis Kavaâ€" liers drum and bugle corps competed in the Ontario drum Corps Association Individuals held in Newmarket reâ€" cently and took 15 gold medals, nine silvers Kapley Judge, front, and Peter Weiler, Deb Hutter, Bojan Keevill, David Henning and Duane Becker of the Asahi Judo Club were all winners in their class at the recent Adam Scott Open in Peterborough. Instructor Bob Zett! is on the right. Meanwhile Grand River Kinsmen found an unusual way of presenting a $500 cheque to the Asahi Judo Club, writing it out across the full length of a white beginner‘s belt. Asahi‘s Rick Booth and Bob Zett! hold part of the cheque along with Kinsmen Dave Norster, Don Stroud and Richard Akerlund. Richard O‘Brien photos Host medals for Kavs WINNING SMILES and seven bronze. Kavaliers also took first place in mini corps. Highest score throughout the compeâ€" tition was an 89.2 icored by Kavaliers‘ ori Daunheimer and Peter Elie, who played a duet on bells. The contest involved all drum corps throughout Ontario. The Waterloo petites lost 6â€"2 to the tween B team in an exhibition game Thursday. The petites opened the scoring late in the first half but fell behind in the late stages of the game. â€"Saturday, the Oshawa petites were in town and Waterloo lost 9â€"5 to lose a berth in the playoff finals in the CORL. The belles suffered a 52 loss to Etobico Thursday and are eliminated from the CORL finals. Waterloo tweens beat Woolwich Thursday in an exhibition game by a 7â€"2 score, the result of a good team effort. The tweens are peaking at the right time and should be in good shape for the provincial tournament. The debs lost 5â€"4 to Etobico last Wednesday to tie their playâ€"off series. However, Waterloo was declared the series winner due to a better goals against record for the season. ~DAILY INTEREST CHEQUING ACCOUNT The juniors defeated Cambridge 9â€"5 Monday s Eoi nitco Watsome . . . O 7A PC m 160 King 81. $, _ 13364WeberSLE, _ 1315 BabopSt,. _ _ 14 Stonimy St, Call Judy 7426624 For An Appointme For more information call Program includes â€" 145 Lincolin Rd. An adventure packed day camp based at the Waterloo Y for boys & girls aged 4â€"12 yrs. of age. MARCH BREAK DAY CAMP WATERLOO FAMILY YMCA Ringette Scoreboard * *Special program for 4â€"6 yr. olds* * supervision from 8 a.m.â€"5:00 p.m. gym/sports, swimming and special events Friday trip to Black Creek Pioneer Village WATERLOOQ CHARONICLE, WEDNESDAY, Quiz of the week: Which house league referee has achieved the nickname ‘"Mr. Wipeâ€"out?" Joâ€"Anne Bechtel scored an even 600 and Dawn Schmidt had 583. Debbie Huiser followed with 549 and Robyn Misick had 511. Honorable mention goes to Tracey Gimby, who also competed in Scarborough in bantam â€" singles. â€" The team advances to Sudbury for YBC national finals April 29 to May 1. _ Altogether, the team coached by Johanne May ran up a score of 2,933 to take the gold. Christine Dietrich rolled an outstanding 690 triple to lead a team of YBC bantam girls bowlers from Waterloo Lanes to a provincial championship Sunday in Scarborough. to win their semiâ€"final playoff in the CORL. YBC bantam girlis take gold medals Only EASTER BUNNY COFFEE CAKES \ ({" $1 .99 â€" 702 KING ST. WEST Creators of delicious Baked Foods Bakeries Ltd. (42â€"1841 MARCH 16, 1983 PAGE 27