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PAGE 34 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1986 Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff Waterloo collegiate‘s junior girls basketball Vikings went a long time before finding out how much it hurts to lose. They‘d had the winning feeling over and over again in Waterloo County high school action as they compiled a 13â€"0 wonâ€"lost record through the season and added three playoff wins before meetâ€" ing St. Mary‘s Blues in the championship game. Vikings were ahead 32â€"27 after three eightâ€"minute quarters buat Blues whittled away at that lead to take a 38â€"37 victory Thursday night at Cameron Heights colleâ€" giate. _ Kelly Zettel scored on a free throw with 1:37 remaining to break a 37â€"37 tie. She had five points in the final quarter and 11 throughout the contest although she found herself in early foul trouble. Kelly Dunnington was also instrumental in Blues‘ late drive with four points in the final quarter. _ Vikings coach Lynda Callaghâ€" an said the loss had a "double impact." . o o We felt we had played better than St. Mary‘s and when you play better than the team you‘re up against you deserve to come out on top on the scoreboard," said Callaghan. "Also, it was our first loss of the season so losing was a new feeling to these girls. I told them they had nothing to hang their heads about. They played some of the best basketball they‘ve played all season and showed a lo; of desire and hustle." Jennifer Hume led Vikings w th 18 points and Nicky Campâ€" b 11 added 11. Together, they‘ve b:â€"en doininant forces on a team t} at can take pride in its overall t im effort. Jr. Vikes stopped The two teains could meet a :ain because they are both e itered in the Central Western ( atario finals that take place 5 iturday, Nov. 29 at Wilfrid 1 aurier University. Then, for once, something went Vikings‘ Jennifer Hume (right) tries to get around Julie Hartieib of St. Mary‘s Blues in Waterioo County junior girls basketball championship game. hea s Pdri ’;’:‘.{:’;‘.‘. COd SHRIMP | SMAMP 4CMEX gig ERIC n DINNER | oinner | DINNER SH ET &\ PA pbe VY R111FV â€" restTAURANT It‘s National Seafood Month! TRY OURe 11 Varieties of Fish & Chips (Including Halibut) eClam Chowder @ Back Bacon Onâ€"Aâ€"Bun @ Burgers o Sandwiches \ eSoft Ice Cream © BREAKFAST SERVED ANY TIME OF DAY (1 $) FAMILY DiNING OR TAKE OUT _ Daily Scup & hy â€" "NOW IN OUR 13th YEAR" Sandwich u‘o' Special ) a78â€"a ALBERt ST. WATERLOO L ‘ (i:i!\'.-‘ PARKDALE PLAZA mon.â€"Sat. .b" g uy$ 885â€"0580 Samâ€"8pm FA OyA CLOSED SUNDAYS_ __. e * WHARF Richard O‘Brien photo Mechanics work on cars day after day. We see all the areas where cars can corrode and rust out. Many car owners believe that spraying oil (old & new) on their car will stop rust. To a certain degree, it works. But, consider the alternatives. 1. Oil is messy. In fact, when it comes time to repair your car, the cost may be higher because of the sludge we have to dig through to gain access to a part. 2. Oil rots and softens rubber parts and suspension bushings vital to your car‘s ride and alignment and causes adhesives to loosen and plastic parts to change color. 3. Oil plugs up vital body drains causing hidden inner damage that doesn‘t show up for years. 4. Oil drips on your driveway, gets on your clothing and much of it washes off exposed areas the first time you go through a car wash. In short, oil is an OLD, messy, troublesome method of trying to stop rust. Most people think a mechanic knows all the tricks of the trade, well maybe in our day to day work we find the occasional better way of doing things, but mostly we spend our working life repairing and studying automobiles and we know what makes a car last! rustproofing, we know none better. 2. RUSTBUSTER â€"â€"Electronics have finally come of age in the corrosion control of your car. MOT A NEW METHOD. The system known as Cathodic Rust Control has been used in industry for decades. it is used on every ship in the ocean, pipelines, machinery, bridges and underground tanks. Now Electronics Rust Control is available for your car or truck! So there you have it â€" Straight facts from a Mechanic on Rust Control! The Runâ€"Aâ€"Round Stops Here! HATASHITA GOLDSMITHS LADIES‘ & GENTLEMEN‘S RINGS RUSTPROOFING? WIDE SELECTION AT % PRICE DIAMONDS Crystal Columbia Auto Service Crystal invites you to visit At Columbia Auto Service we Sell 2 excellent methods of Rust Control 24 Dupont St. East, Waterloo Phone 746â€"2660 â€" (Closed Mon.) The Rust Control runâ€"aâ€"round stops here! PENCRESEAL OR RUSTBUSTER Waterioo Town Square, Waterioo Open Thurs., Fri. Nights corner Phillip & Columbia Ste., Waterioo A dripless, clean spray that has excellent adhesion and is loaded with additives that cause it to creep into vital body areas. it penetrates into the metal andexmhorudand\wmnoiwuhofloroomeofl WARDROBES Quality Fashions Call us today at reasonable prices Good selection designer fashions in stock. When it comes to sprayâ€"on for