The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

n breast stuffed with butter, breaded and e wine sauce, sided by sauce w/choice of .N. WATERLOO y b beef in a mushroom ice of potato & fresh 5 p.m. beef in sauce ol oo EU M I N G n g e ular rolled rib dinner iceâ€"of potato and IALS -fl'llp_â€""l crabmeat el served over rice HoS 107 y*. Brewery & Cavern ERY $595 WMMA-H" 6 Club captured six gold and two silver medals at the Brantford Opert Judo Tournament on Saturday. Gold medals were won by Andy Zettl, Becky Zettl, Reed Jackson, Morâ€" gen McAlister, David Maslowskiâ€"and Leslie Dadswellâ€"Smith. National champion Ziggy Martuzalski won the veteran men‘s â€" over 35 race to lead Ziggy‘s Cycling Club members in Guelph‘s Good Friday Race. Waterloo‘s Dave Cress was winner in the senior men‘s category 4 while teammate Duncan Jackson was fifth. Matthial Schmidt was fifth and Peter Dedes was 15th in the men‘s 51 kilometre event, won by Toronto‘s Tim Lefebvre. ‘WMI:-M' the Ontario Hockey Federation Midget finals this The tournament, featuring the top five AA midget teams, will be hosted by the Waterloo Wolverines. Tournament action begins Friday 9 a.m. at the Waterloo Recreation Complex. The championship game is scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. Former Waterloo Siskin Jamie Allison has agreed to sign a fourâ€" year contract with the Washington Capitals. Allison, 18, was Washington‘s first pick in the 1993 NHL draft. The London Knights‘ centre was recently named the OHL‘s top player and helped the Canadian junior national team successfully defend its world Cycli title Hockey ‘enâ€"yearâ€"old lan Hult is this week‘s Waterion Chronicle "carrier of the week." 4744111). nâ€"yearâ€"old lan Hutt is this week‘s Waterion Chronicle "carrier 0f e weon. delivers in the Red Pine/White Rock area. nhhmsmmmm-m”mmm. n is a Cub. He likes to draw, play baseball, and he plays basketball for YBC: . Name ........... s favorite trip was to Florida, and his favorite movie is Home Alone, Part 2. ntrans the future, ian would like to be an astronaut. | o1 r all his hard work as a Waterioo Chronicle carrier, lan will receive a gift Postal Code rtificate from the Pizza Pizza store at University and King in Waterloo e e on OF THE WEEK â€" RIB EYE STEAK Choice of Potato, Soup, Salad and Dessert ....."6.95 Choice of Potato, Soup, Salad and Dessert . Breakfast Served All Day Mon thru Sat 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. w t w lt d esn se i Saap ut se Saturday Special Weber & Northfield, Waterioo (putch Boy Piz 888â€"0947 Sunday Special ...$9.95 WCI first in still managed to capture the Waterloo County high school girls WCI last week. § mfll:hnmd”.flpfi:' hi amplonshl. followed by" the Southwood Sabres with 201.95 and Elmira District Lancers with 20142 + "We have 17 firstâ€"year gymnasts on this team of 26," said Tulisalo. "These girls showed me they have a lot of heart." Vikings were led by firstâ€"year gymnast Andrea McFarlane. The Grade 10 student recorded five firsts in Level Four competition. She‘ll be leading the Vikings next Thursday when they compete at the Central Western Ontario championships to be held at Waterlooâ€"Oxford secondary school. With teachers working to rule in Brantford, the defending CWOSSA team from Pauline Johnson collegiate won‘t be back this year to defend its title. However, Waterloo collegiate will be sending 20 athletes to comâ€" pete in 53 events at the CWOSSA Another big plus to the WCI team is Level Six gymnast Anna Grossman, another Grade 10 stuâ€" dent who was third allâ€"round and finished first on beam. Just 2 Blocks From Conestoga Mail A Great Seleetion Of: ©@ John Baird‘s Baked Goods & Meat Products ©@ Juices, Pops © Biscuits & Candies Gift Baskets For Those Special People Freshness & Satisfaction Guaranteed TART N TASTIES British Food & Specialties 100 Frobisher Dr. Unit #9 lunhMlnmmon Earn extra money delivering the Waterloo Chronicle after school on WEDNESDAYS. Paper carriers are needed in the MAIL THIS AD To: WATERLOO CHRONICLE WILLIAM ST. AT PARK ALGONQUIN, TENNYSON, LONGFELLOW 350 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA ST. W. KAREN WALK, KEATS WALK Talk to us about AKINENA cherish, you should see us. Chances are it can be framed. And that‘s a great way to preserve and enjoy it So stop by and we‘ll help you get it together. And you don‘t even need an appointment OUR CUSTOM FRAMING â€" 25 YEAR GUARANTEE No matter what kind of _ special keepsake you Suite 201â€"75 King St. South, Waterloo, Ont. N2J 1S5 WATERLOO 725â€"1355 Limit 500 per Customer 8.5 x 11", Black Print on White Bond Domestic Transmissions only, Phone charges may apply. $2 0 2 VUPS Express, Expedited, or Limit One Package Per Customer, Per Day 26, ze (Bridgeport & Weber)