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PAGE 30 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, A half century of Sis- kins. Waterloo Siskins Jun- ior B hockey team has been together so years and their reunion this weekend has already exceeded expectations in some ways. They had hoped for at least 30 entries for their parade Saturday afternoon and have 40. Many entries are floats but some are fire trucks and the success- ful 1983-84 team will be assembled on a big Catbed. In fact, reunion co- ordinator John 'Nomp- son is aware that Sis- kins all-Ontario cham- pionship has added greatly to the success of the reunion. “The fact they played hockey so late in the season and were so successful kept hockey uppermost in people's minds," said Thompson. "They're the only team to win seven times in 50 years and it had its dramaties asso- ciated with it." The team had its links with past this season, as well. Coach Gerry Harringan and manager Pete Brill were both on the 1964 championship team and goaltender coach John Reinhart was on the 1954 championship team. ‘l LIVE (_,)" s“ " ( E LOBSTER w _ SHIRE” g , SEAN"!!! l A". ii, The public open house scheduled for June 14, 1984 and the public meeting of the Engineering Committee of the Regionol Waterloo Council scheduled for June 21, 1984 have been postponed until further notice. This postponement is necessary to allow time for more detailed study including the evaluation of potential additional water storage sites. We apologize tor any inconvenience that this postponement may cause. Anyone desiring additional information should contact Mr. Larry Mason. P. Eng., Proctor & Redtern Limited, 665 King Street East, Suite 201. Kitchener, Ontario N2G 2M4, Phone 579-1440. h _ ,, ,, (le--,,,-?,;:--""'"-'-'-'; 421: "3Tiik0iriii'j/iiihig and old ready to hoot it up vr-crecr,tt2zzxzzrrvvcr, l? wc. KC l? ThethgitmotttticimtityofWaudoo, WatetoorltaurStetmgottdthrtqringArfret OPEN HOUSE 1-1 Ya LBS. 1 %-2 LBS. 5.99/LB. Special b omens MALPEOUE tsrl DOI. FRESH SALMON mesa "mam 735 Badman! West tat Uoioot, 00th tiitttetV I - we 744-1 371 The reunion begins Friday with a mixed golf tournament at Foxwood beginning at 11 a.m. From 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. there will be a pub night and casino at the Waterloo arena. Saturday at 8:30 there will be slo-piteh The Waterloo Siskins go back even further than their present name. The original team, shown above, was the 1934-35 Waterloo Colts. Team members were, tront, Louis Krueger, Walter Hagen, Roy Musselman. Eugene Bauer and Jim Richardson. Bill Heer, Fred Klass, Vic Lang and Rudy Enns are in the second row and Len Hinschberger, Harvey Voll, All Coley and Chuck Strome are behind them. At back are Jack Adams (manager), Werner Schnarr (coach) and Joe Brattkt (trainer). 'i') games organized by Dennis Dosman at Hill- side Park. Parade as- sembly begins at noon and the hour-long parade begins at Wa- terloo arena at l. The parade will trav- el along Caroline St. to Make Father’s ('iicl Day something " 11 special with a decorated cake from “Kopy Ealre" These delicious and beautifully decorated cakes come fresh from our ovens. Come in and choose an appropriate design from our catalogue C a) and your cake will be .6), ready the next day. t t "The Home of Quality Baking" 702 KING er w ' Krrcmcmm. “as“ The parade ends with an afternoon pub at the arena and at 7 p.m. the reunion dinner and dance will follow a cocktail hour. Allen, up King St. to Bridgeport Rd. and back to the arena. Mom. Umttqd ,ftiiii' (A tgit e'. . " f Freestyle "hralitf" Construction this Summer enjoy a o No more hand watering . t . no more hoses to drag . . . you‘ll save time and water bills 0 lnexpensively installed in one day . . . no trenching or mess. . Your money and often in seeding. sodding and feeding are wasted without proper, regular watering o You‘tl have a lawn that's the envy of the neighbourhood! [llrlEfEiifiNaEIiT] Sale ends Saturday. June 16/84 can: WITH AN INGROUND SPRINKLER SYSTEM The 1984 Wandsurter sailboards truly offer something for everyone' Rcyistcr "011qu Windsurfer lessons. 2.W. Sports brings you the $tl sailboard at only s899. Save " oo. 50c OFrllF Call for a FREE ESTIMATE 1095 Weber St. E., Kitchener 744-6519 699 Belmont Ave. w., Kitchener'578-7900 ANY LARGE SUBMARINE 578-8899 van/one welcome Full details at O W Sports BIG JOHN'S SUBMARINES (Not valid on Monday and Tuesday) Mon-W011, 1 , a.m.-1 um. Thurs., 11 a.rm-2 mm. Fri. a Sat., 1 1 a.m.-3 a.rn. Sum, 4 path-midnight 1984 ONTARIO WINDSURFER CHAMPIONSHIPS JUNE 16 8. 17 at coma LAKE consanvmou AREA. NO LIMIT PICK UP ORDERS ONLY Only $60 for 6 Hours Offer expires June 30/84 riFU(srriaiarsrsteats ”Imam , uvonhom 'ot.rtor _ w Squaw OwnYWvAl‘ -. ‘0 Waterloo 886-2840