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Waterloo major atom Tim Horton Cubs won two out of their three games in the new AA' section of the 13th annual 0k- toberfest atom hockey tourna- ment. _ Cubs opened with a, 6-3 win over Chinguacousy, lost 4-3 to Unionville but rebounded to de- Matt Kteutzer of the Waterloo Cube passes to a winger near the blueline during game with Unionville. Cubs may hold wild card in atom hockey tourney FREstlo0tt.....,,...,,... ALASKA GRAB LEGS . . . . . ' FRESHSAIELT........... PICKEREI. FILLETS........ Spocbah in EtMet Oct. 21-25 Alto atrnltattU l1 Comm be“: 000 Franklin MN. lat AMI” Rd) so: , - " v) catch thiiiiifSpeciam (cw/A4 NOW OPEN [Ill] The 2-1 record put them behind undefeated Unionville in their group and each of six group leaders will go on to the second round of play after round one ends Saturday at noon. But Cubs have a chance of being one of two wild card teams to advance to feat Mississauga Royals 5-3 . . . . . 3.33m. qrrq... 1dt%,. Richard O'Brien photo Ittt. the second round Kevin Bieth and Craig Young each scored twice in the 5-3 win over Mississauga. Matt Kreutzer added a goal and assist and other assists went to David Bean, Brad Curtain and Chad Ricketts. In the loss to Unionville, Cubs led 3-2 until Kevin Bowles scored with 1:17 remaining. Dan Harm mond added the winner just 12 seconds later. David Pfohl had given Cubs the lead with the only goal of the first period as Kreutzer drew an assist. In the second period Kreutzer scored from Jason Car tier and Ricketts to put Cubs up 2-1. In the third period Bowles scored to tie the game before Cubs' Chris Fiedler scored from Jeff Schmidt and Gregg Netchay with 3: 58 remaining. Unionville also scored wins of 9-3 over Royals and 10-2 over Chinguacousy. Another unde- feated MA' team as of Sunday was the Milton entry, which had beaten Hespeler 8-0, Pickering 1-0 and Goulding Park 3-0. So far just eight games have been played in the 'AAA' sched- ule, which continues Friday when the 'AA' series picks up again. So far, London Sabres are undefeated with wins of 4-2 over Toronto Young Nats and IO-O over Thornhill. Championship and consolation games will be played Sunday at the Waterloo arena. The MAA' consolation championship begins at 3: 15, to be followed by the championship game. The AA' championship game starts at 2: 05 and the consolation championship precedes it with a starting time of 1 p.m. THE GRANDEST P ANNIVERSARY VALUES ".A-r "> o:a0 T', “Q‘lll‘ll ' \m'vpu ..' _""" WATERLOO m. ”SOAV. meER 22. 1086- (Sale expires Oct. 31, 1986) ELEGANT INTERIORS BEGIN WITH BENJAMIN PAINTS 250/0 off (iiiii"'ii"iiiiii,tj) ale expires Oct. 31, 1986) - PAINTS illlttf'llrllrlllC)llllCll" "NelMe't-!l58..ET,rrfrgeMWttT.r. PLonpg ngCIALTIEs Lununous Emmi. fun-sh V 885-5850 182 WEBER NORTH - WATERLOO 0000 daity tr.30-s:30, Fri. till B; Sat. on 1 Fm. & something for everyone! ' Mouth Organs. . . . from 5 Used Electric Keyboard t " only) reg. '250. . . . . I 95 spocoluuctiooofPrortobomps&turtch Used Baldwin Organ, walnut finish. . . . . . Acardiorts 0 FREE Delivery and Tuning 0 Lifetime Guarantee AvailaHe with purchase of any new piano Second...ToNone First . . . We're Canadian REGAL AQUAGLO Wu». San - OUR HIGHEST QUALITY INTERIOR PRODUCTS "ople '2700 'tlot".".".. '2100 C'?.) f I 4.000! 'ttrt . s700 , I 00 .3500 .....'t5900 :KHé27oo _.....'290o roo...'2500 s2500 dr-berst 6ffer