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PAGE 36 - WATERLOO cHaomcLE whbheSbAvl 0616869 22, 1986 After the host Warriors had lost 6-4 to Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks in the consolation game, Trois Rivieres Patriotes blasted Western Mus- tangs 11-4 on the strength of a seven-goal performance by Stephen Thivierge on Sunday " ternoon. Golden Hawks net, but nortGidrd iiGGiiGTtaGcrairiG"i"h'oiiTiiiG'aii goalie Chris Luscombe. mama O'Brien photo Richard O'Brien Chronicle Staff The teams that came from farthest away had the best results in the fourth annual University of Waterloo Warriors invitational hockey tournament over the weekend at Columbia Icefield. Martin Nicoletti, Robert Lebrun, Donald Des- sureault and Alain Bisson were Patriotes' other scorers in the championship game. Warren Bullock scored twice for Mustangs with singles going to Tom Miszuk and Chris McCauley. It was a chance to see how the local teams shape up for the new Ontario Universities Athletic Association and Hawks' forward Greg Puhalski, formerly of the London Knights, scored twice in the consolation game. Darren Wright, a new defence- man from Thunder Bay, had a single goal, as did returnees Paul Smith, Dave Aitcheson and Mike Duffy. BMW's"! Of Waterioq W§r_rio_rs D_an Tsandelis is pushed away from the Wilfrid Laurier The day before, Patriotes beat Warriors 7-3 and Mustangs stopped Golden Hawks 7-4. FALL * CAR CARE T0 33A" Our semi-annual promotion focussing on the servicing, purchasing and maintenance of vehicles to prepare for the driving seasons and conditions that lie ahead. BOOK YOUR SPACE NOW! Thivierge steals the show in Warrior hockey tourney For rates and information call: Waterloo Chronicle 886-2830 - WED. OCTOBER 29, 1986 'I' "1W" T"T 'f “'11111-1 ‘ “3:99 Chronicle coordinator: Bill Karges Ad reps: Helen Smiley, Paula Hummel. Gerry Mattice New to Warriors' defence is Ken Buitenhuis, a two-time winner of the Midwestern Junior B Hockey League's most valuable defenceman award when he played for the Cambridge Winter Hawks. Defenceman Tom Allan comes from the London Knights and forward Jamie Maki played high school hockey in Sudbury. Warriors have Mike Bishop, formerly of the Belleville Bulls and an Elmira native, in goal. Carlos Ibanez, an international student who has played for the Spanish national juniors, is their other goaltender. Hawks have dropped two forwards for disciplin- ary reasons, but Terry McCutcheon, their leading point getter last season with 27 goals and 31 assists, is back along with linemate Shaun Reagan. New forwards include Joel Curtis from the Oshawa Generals, Peter Hellstrom from Sudbury tier two Junior A, and former Waterloo Siskin Paul Gehl. Warriors had two goals from Steve Linesman, their leading scorer last year. Chris Glover, who saw some action with the Ottawa 67's last season, had one goal, as did Dan Tsandelis. Former Kitchener Ranger Brad Sparks is new to Hawks on defence and Dan Marsden comes from Thunder Bay. Order by Nov. 1 /86 with $100 deposit and save $1.000. By ordering your pool for Spring installation we guarantee the 1986 price! ' Last chance to order at 1986 prices for installation now or Spring ’87 'j,1'iitoo", poo“ GREG BANTING 'dit', 886-3792 $lllltl) to 19:33 Kidney 17:33 On! or 16:32' Ingrown: i1 550 Patksido Drive at Weber, Watqrioo "Your exclusive Headquarters " Closed trom Nov. 2/86 Re-opening Feb. 1/87 '9995 EXAMPLE! Waterloo "mulled ---r- -__ TT", 1“] , _ / r ‘ _ I vi . . . _ ”in vi (y,si'Gi Bank pan to qualmod Dutch..." Tour on” pool doom m WATERLOO EMMET DEANGELO