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y " * “' 3B : 25 ds -"‘ % w * Q\‘ 4 ~râ€"@M e * Football running back Andy Cecchini and soccer striker Loreen Paulo are the Wilfrid Laurier University athletes of the week. Against Guelph Gryphons Thursday, Cecchini, a secondâ€"year player, carried the ball 21 times for 158 yards to help WLU gain a 27â€"20 win. Last year‘s OUAA rookie of the year, he is again one of the league‘s top rushers. Paulo played a strong game in last week‘s tie with McMaster. An OWIAA allâ€"star in 1987, Paulo generated many scoring opportuniâ€" ties in the game despite being marked tightly. TRINITY JEWELLERS QUALITY DIAMONDS Janet McPherson and Blair Falconer ha‘ University of Waterloo athletes of the week team, is being honored for her play during a 3â€"1 win over the University of Guelph. She scored all three goals for UW and helped the team improve its record to 1â€"2. Thanks to a rigorous summer of hard work, McPherson is expected to add offensive power for the Athenas as the team fights for a playoff position. UW plays Western and Toronto this week. Falconer, a fourthâ€"year player with the Warrior rugby team, led his team to a 14â€"8 win over Trent University, a win which puts Waterloo all alone at the top of the Division 2 standings. He is being recognized for his onâ€"theâ€"field performance as well as his leadership abilities. He assisted in setting up two trys. He was an OUAA allâ€"star in 1986 and a member of Waterloo‘s 1985 provincial championship team 114â€"A KING ST Andy Cecchini WLU ATHLETES UW ATHLETES Â¥iÂ¥ Open: Monday Layaways sSOUTH. WATERLOO 885â€"2455 Accepted for member of the Athenas field hockey Saturday Christmas plays have been selected as the Loreen Paulo Wilfrid Laurier show and this our C ' t . | ! | I \ . ' l \ 1 â€" 2 2l 152 STORES AND SERVICES INCLUDING WOOLCO, SEARS, ZEHMRS AND THE BAY HIGHWAY 8 EAST AND FAIRWAY ROAG, KITCHENER HOURS: MON. â€" FRi. 9:30 a.m. â€" 9:30 p.m.; SAT, TILL 6 p.m. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12, 19