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PAGE 36 - WATERLOO CHRON’CLE. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY to, , STAG SHOP ',K,i,iifi',r,i,o'tN-' I: i aSqttsi)8attfqePa1tfaePAtfqefid Ct uuauty a: rasmun ‘3 COQUETTE LINGERIE Ta 7 KING ST. N., ABOVE THE STAG SHOP "s1?seeat6_iieSeSatEabSeSe(S)W%"S)Wti, M VALENTINE’S 9599:: Remember That Special Someone On Valentines Day Feb.14th with FLOWERS, Primrose Lane Trtyur:i PHONE omens ACCEPTED WITH 009 Vlctorll St. N. (nomad Bu-r King) 5Q F6R YOUR VALENTINE NATURAL LOOKING! Acrylic Nails ...... 830.00 k Fibreglass Nails.. 'SSAMt, trtWttiEiAItTS By: Karen 22 King St. South Waterrtoo - Olw Cam-." gt 'GGG,' Swan) Basketball player Kim Ran and swimmer Dave Cash have been selected as the University of Waterloo Labatt's athletes of the week. A native of Elmira and fifth-year kin student, Rau had a pair of great games last week. Against Guelph, she scored 21 points, scored 11 of 12 from the line and added rwe rebounds and two assists in a 61-49 UW win. On Saturday in a 78-68 loss to Brock, she had 25 points, six rebounds and two assists. Cash, a fifth-year swim team member and a four-year water polo player, is a graduate of Radley College in England and a native of Bermuda. He is in his fourth year of math at UW. This weekend he earned three first-place rutishes in UW's 75-27 victory over Niagara Universty. He hopes to represent Bermuda in the 1988 Olympics in the 200 free. In 1988-89,vDave win' tr-avel to Oxford, England to St. John's College and enroll in the MSC in Applied Statistics program on a Rhodes scholarship. SENSUEBIS LINGERIE Kim Rau We carry a Ian}: selection of y.ytrtthtcat Jive}. Gags, Menu Valentine' Brteiii. trom UW Athletes 744-1876 Quality & Fashion KING CRAB 15.99 LB. COOKED PRAWNS 3.99 LB. Check out our weekly in More specials on FRESH FISH AND SEAFOOD Dave Cash WHILE QUANTITIES LAST HELP KEEP YOUR HEART HEALTHY SEAFOOD PLUS FRESH FISH 0 LIVE LOBSTER o BOXED MEATS 209 Lexington Rd, Waterloo 746-161 1 SPECIAL We cook them FREE of charge VALENTINE to a LOBSTER DINNER The awards are presented to a third or fourth-year student in Ctnancitsl need who has an exem- plary academic record and who has achieved a high level of accomplishment in extra-curricu- lar activities. This year's winners are: Brenda Bowering, an honors mathema- tics student and co-captain of the Athena basketball team; Renata Brillinger, a member of the syn- chronized swim team since 1983- 84; Nicholas Cip, a track and field member since 1985; Linda De- schamps, an outdoor and indoor meld hockey player; Michael Ro. pret, a four-year member of the football team; and basketball co- captain Tom Schneider. Six University of Waterloo stu- dents have been selected as reci- pients of the 1988 Mike Maser Memorial Awards. Treat Your Six winners of Moser memorial awards ',t gjt"?hlr"fEt5G7ci%'d -aGai "aaa,- inriiiGirikiditii -___ ABM? _ - on m at Pound! & Wm Pharmacy TH'S FRIDAY! 3w73 BWdtte St. (Cobalt! Acm Plan) LEARN TO FLY m Better Hearing Through 'hor-itll Cure Find out how you can BELTONE HEARING AID SERVICE CENTRE FREE HEARING TESTS "-tet--tnetd/ttteho1rrqtet.omoatrnatt". m-W-HQMAHAMUII "too-thd-Witt-th-o-trt-. Next course starts Thurs., Feb. 18 at 7:30 pm Attend Waterloo-Wellington Flight Centre's Call 640-2213 or 648-2214 located at W-W Airport LEARN-TO-FLY INFORMATION SEMINAR BECOME A PILOT THEDE HEARING " SERVICE III). " Queen St. s., Kitchener Tues., Feb. 16, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (no obligation - reserve today) JUDY CARRW 745-9060