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Tyler lacuna scored with just eight seconds remaining. tus second goal of the game. to give Waterloo novice Winter- hawks I 3-2 win over Rhona. who at one time led " Lessard nets late winner Lessud also scored the tying goal and Scott When! had Winterttawks' other goai on In assist from Sam Cowell Jeremy Valentin assisted on Lesnnfs winner and Danny Bernard, Chris Tnylor and Sean Richardson also turned in strong performances Saints tie with London Waterloo Saints tied " with bundon in a Hub League playoff game alwnhey were eliminated trom the OMHA playoffs by losing to Stratford by"scores of bt Ind " In I recent tournament in Amherst, NY r. Saints were defeated bl by North Toronto in the semi-finals. Earlier, they had defeated Gouiding Park " and tied 1-1 with Welland. Kraemer nets his first goal Waterloo insurance novice 'AA' Whnlers finished the week with one win and one loss to bring their season record to " wins and tour losses. In the first game of the week, Josh Huber lead his team try scoring both goals in the Whalers 24) victory over Sanford. After " league games of steady improvement. Josh Huber certainly tamed the spotlight of attention from his teammates after their Stratford victory. Saints tlad completed their league play with a " tie with Woodstock and in I make-up game they defeated Landau Jets 10-1. Colts Cubs-' Dutchmen' Kings' Regals Red Wings' Whaler’s loss was to Kitchener in an action-packed match that ended 4-3. Re- grettably. the victory in this end-to-end game resulted from a controversial penalty beats 3 A Canadiens 0 Cougars ' . Red Wings 2 Flynn ' _ Knights 3 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION 1986 . Kindergarten registration will be held throughout the Region of Waterloo during the two weeks from February 24th to March 7th, 1986. It you have not received a letter notifying you of the time and place of this registration, please contact your school office for this information. It is important the mother, the father or legal guardian be present at the registration time; a birth certificate or other legal proof of your child's age will be re- quired. Children with special needs (i.e. gifted, hearing impaired, blind, etc0 should register in the school in their home area. Any need tor special placement will then be considered. In addition to school registration, your child will be given an appointment tor a HEALTH CLINIC. This will include immunization. hearing, vision and dental assessment and a review of your child's health with a Public Health Nurse. This information will assist the schools and teachers, and will be available to your child's doctor. Dr G P A Evans Medical Dftbcer ot Heth City League To All Parents of Children Born in 1981 MAJOR ATOM MINOR ATOM IS IO l0 l2 12 ll Mr George Ftyrtn Mt Gordon Jones Director ot Education Director ca Ettocatioo Watedoo County Roman Wgedoo County Boom Cam Separate or ducation School Board Minor Hockey TGFGAPts 21 16 " 12 'Hawks advance in OMHA play Waterloo major banum Winterttttwks started the third round of the OMHA ptayotts and beat Stratford " on two goals by John With-ms and one by Brad Hul- zle. . Winterhawks are also in the second round of Hub be)“: Maydowns where they Ire tied H In games with Stratford after losing " in their last outing. In the tirst round, they eliminated St. Thomas bt in gumes. winning " and 4-3 after losing " Wildcats fall short Waterloo ounce Wildcats suffered their second defeat of the regular season on Saturday, losing 3-1 to the undefeated Kitchener thickets The close-checking game featured out- standing goaltending by both Matt Bullet and Glen Cressman Is they were tested on many occaslms. Detenceman Matt Ham broke up many Krickel plays and Jeremy Snider provided a strong forechecking " fort. shot granted to Kitchener after a delayed whistle in fruit Whalers net Lien Von~ guyen and Ryan Stover displayed strung play in [nut of their appoint-um net by shooting the puck over the defending goalie for two of the Whaler's goals Mike Kraemer provided the remaining Waterloo goal marking his first goal of the season but?! Mot: earned the shim! against irrad McGill scored the only Waterloo m8“ (il"""";";)');))"-")),?),",?",; éQRECONDITIONED USED VW RABBITS 6 month or 6,000 km guarantee Fast - Friendly Service For expert repairs call Mike or Klaus at 884-7640 -- _" 435 Conegtagb Ad. W;LWaterloo Photo Iiiocessing T Volvo Mercedes Volkswagen Suntan] and assists went to Scull Schindlet. Joe German, Wade Semi-rt and Bill O'Brien. with mu mum-u. had a god and assist m the u loss to swam, Nick Gangland” and Schindler Mm scored and assists went to Darryl (head and German: Cubs trail in series Waterloo malor atom Tim Horton Cubs trail Kitchener Komets bt in points in their tour-point Hub League series after losing " and tying " Planta nets four in Knights' win Komets Went ahead H) in Mme one In game two, Cubs made a more successful come-from-behind effort as they tied the score with " seem: left, Sean Stewart scored twice for Cubs and single goals went to Martin Dziak, Tom House. David anke and Adam Tanna. Assisting were House. Dunk. Stewart, Lee Seabrook. Ryan Weber and Jonathon Coll, Waterloo atom Knights lend their best-ol- tive playoff series with Plattsvitle 2-1 In games after winning 1tant11oslmr. 2-1. whit Plum: scored-att four Waterloo goals in the win. Doug Hemmerle earned two assists while Ashley Labelle and Tim bdrm; each helped u, one goal. Jason Hirons played well in goal, stopping 18 shots, some of which were lumen“. -- _ Derek Wolfe, Jason Hardy, Jason Stuelr ins. Colin Malcolm, lurk Breen and Labelle played well In from of Hirons. Plant: also scored In the 2-1 toss. 740 years of dedicated service td Kitchener-Waterloo and area Paul Good We appreciate the confidence families continue to place in us when selecting our funeral home at the time of death or when considering pre-arranged funeral plans. 6)an im/L% 171 KING STREET SOUTH, WATERLOO, ONTARIO NN 1P7 F I (SIS) "S-8445 hm Erb WATERLOO CW. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1906 - PAGE " William Timothy Lowes,a.A.. 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