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EP §~ " B s_g’ s 1* | * ~â€" . O _4 Lana Marjama Lisa Bauer With athletes getting ready for positio two Canadian and one Ontario â€" taken championships this weekend, Uniâ€" _ being versity of Waterloo has broken _ offence precedent by naming three ath _ riors. letes of the week. He v They are field hockey player Lisa Bauer, rugby player Mark Allison and cross country runner Lana Marjama. This past week, Bauer led Athâ€" enas with five of their 11 goals to qualify them for the CIAU champiâ€" onships this week at the University of New Brunswick. One of her goals was scored in double overtime against Guelph to put Athenas into the final. DONUTS & BAKE SHOP ! Allison plays the prop, forward Next to Houligans and Burger King OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK â€" 24 HOURS ~HOME OF THE BAKERS DOZENY (13) *rate subject to change PIC is definitely not your common garden variety RRSP! Call 884â€"2440 today Empire Life‘s Pension Investment Certificate Plan * a fully guaranteed, 3â€"year compound interest plan * no frontâ€"end loads * no depreciation or surrender charges when converting to annuity * offers the security of a wellâ€" established Canadian company Current rate Superb Coffee, Tasty Donuts Mmmm Muffins 384 KING. ST. N. WATERLOO FREE DONUT with the purchase of a cup of our superb coffee The Empire Life Insurance Company UW Athletes offer in effect til Nov 16/83 with this coupon ThePIC of the Crop! 1|14« position for Warriors and has taken over convert duties besides being a vital cog for both the offence and defence of the Warâ€" riors. He will be one of Warriors key performers Saturday as Warriors play for the OUAA championship at 2 p.m. at Columbia field. The CIAU cross country champiâ€" onships will be held this weekend at Laurentian University in Sudâ€" bury . Marjama has become the first Athena runner ever to qualify for the CIAU cross country championâ€" ships. This past weekend, she finished third in the OWIAA chamâ€" pionships . Mark Allison One warrior and 10. DBHan nay sScored iz three Titans fouled out for"::’e ‘;in.ners. I:"I‘fo as Titans tried to plug !‘@ 36 at halfâ€" the middle and prevent _ 4M¢â€" :Varrlors 'tall forwards Peter Savich was rom scorimng: Warriors‘ high scorer Titans were successâ€" _ with 15 points. In a very physical basketball contest, Kâ€"W Titans defeated University of Waterioo Warriors 75â€"74 at the UW physical activities complex lastw@gk . Bojan Keevill, Lisa Hilts and Mike Rumpel all recorded first place finishes representing the Asahi Judo Club at a meet in Newmarket that attracted 200 comâ€" petitors. Second place finishes went to Doug Hewer, Kapley Judge and Titans fend off â€" cage Warriors Three firsts for Asahi Dan Berry led Titans with 25 points and Bruce Breckbill added 18. Brian Ray scored 12 for the winners, who trailed 40â€"36 at halfâ€" time. Craig Schott, Gary Birse and Jason Booth all were fourth in their categories and Dale Stroud receives an honâ€" orable mention. ful at controlling Warâ€" riors‘ running game and caused 27 UW turnâ€" overs. David Henning. Peter Weiler, Jeff Ward and John Frank Jr., all placed third. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEIGHT CONTROL CENTRES IT‘S SAFE, IT‘S FAST, IT‘S SENSIBLE Call now for FREE Consultation Open 8â€"6 Monday through Friday * The uitmate diet tor men, women and teens ® Learn the attitudes, habits and feelings of a 30 Duke St. West Suite 603, Corporation Square AY, NOVEMBER 2, 1983 â€" PAGE 25 \ efi s s s . BE READY! KITCHENER Also located in Gueiph 576â€"1700 ohmwmcmmwflmfi « A healiniui duet # Medicaily approved Be Siim For Life The Professional Way It‘s Holiday HOLIDAY SEASON