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j Don Iaf'f, ChillCt CC WHERE: 30 Dupont St. East, Suite 204, Waterioo is Parucipants "m b':;:'annmm to boe Coanlfl:nr m” ; P to ‘ood Bank six lucky winners of fi Mb Irm sns 7. two tickets each to the _ / TORONTO mm ' oronto Sportsmen‘s Show, SPORTSMENS = c% march 8â€"17, 1996 _ SHOW ? I \ e @a ontessor U n Bsmss s AI\» CS80O011 ® NEXT @(0 "â€"â€"; 6 , | P OPEN HOUSE HOME @{|V C & REGISTRATION . G‘M‘S . Aimmesmumerae * f 170‘0 Pfl"d 3 7‘:: pr:l Daily during March y$ A % excluding March Break Mar. 11â€"13) . EXClhng PIGYO” Achonl . S;} J )bw’ a class in progress _ Game V â€" Siskins vs. Elmira § ‘ * , e ' Friday, March 1 730 pm. . MB l ns S nouck . m vu & (if ) . ul ;q mss »} f ® :lt'lli;:' ’:]A{!:-r. :tv'f:rl care '7 ar:;a:’sbmz nmm A aramal anmernaty * Low studentiteacher ratio m D' % <’â€"A . P MK‘GY, Mird'l 4 7'30 p.m. . * Fully qualified Montessoriâ€"trained u-:rh:r\ laterloo Rec Complex. Mutual Group Arena **** _ 9 aA & 5 &A E6 a ~ [ 3 Adults $6 Students/Seniors $5 i 742- 1 05 1 Children (12 and under) $3 194 Allen Street E. Waterioo (Erb/Weber) â€"G OB 44â€" N A Nonâ€"Profit Organization Est. 1972 K somed into a full scale annual event has spawned a scholarship 10 benefit studen A fuy oltut xmumcudmwauu nown:rdmallandCaummdlh- niston and tournament organizer John Thompson has impleâ€" mented a scholarship program derived from proceeds from the event. This years tourney takes place June 13. Thompson, executive director of United Way of Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo and Area, has seen his fun event grow to approximately 80 competitors (all friends and acquaintances) annually The proâ€" ceeds will allow up to six Sports and Scholarship awards annually of $250 each for secondary students who have displayed a comâ€" mitment to academics combined with participation in extraâ€"curâ€" ricular activities during their secondary school years as well as a demonstrated commitment to community volunteerism. Up to four of the scholarships will be awarded annually to stuâ€" dents of Kâ€"W secondary schools planning to attend a recognized postâ€"secondary institution the following year and up to two more to students attending a Walkerion secondary school who are resâ€" idents of the village of Mildmay or the Township of Carrick. Thompson, a tireless volunteer outside of his United Way duties, sees the event as a winâ€"win method of giving back to the Kâ€"W community he currently resides in, and to the Mildmay area, where he grew up. "Its always been a desire of mine to give back t others, to see scholarships like this help someone directly in the community," said Thompson. "If we can help some students annually in Kâ€"W, thats great, and of course I‘ll always have a place in my heart for Mildmay, where 1 grew up." Students wishing to apply for scholarships can get forms at Kâ€" W secondary school guidance departments, the Waterloo Chronâ€" icle, or from Sports and Scholarships, 284 Whitmore Dr., Waterloo, Ont. NZK 2N5, (519) 884â€"4050. Deadline for application is Tuesday, April 30, 1996 to be conâ€" sidered for a this year. And the winners are ... John Cooper, Combermere Dr. Bruce Emst, Foxhunt Rd. Hanna Bolienbach, Stonetbury Cres. Dorinda Doroslovac, Glenforrest Bivd. Kevin Given, MacGregor Cres. Don Balanoff, Churchill Ct. "All I have t say about Harrigan is that he‘s got real guts to come into a sitwation like this and carry on." flying around the arena since carly Januar?, especially when fans saw Harrigan watching the game from the stands. According to Gingerich, the rumors weren‘t true, adding that he tried to avoid talking 10 Harrigan just so the rumor mill wouldn‘t start turning again. "I made this move now because it was a desperate situation. Something had to be done, and done soon," admitted Ginâ€" _ "The players are close and loyal 10 Hooper, but they responded with professionalism and responded tonight by playing hard for the hockey team. They were taught those ethics all season. If they hadn‘t, they wouldn‘t have done what they did tonight" _ As for what to expect from Harrigan and Siskins in tonight‘s fourth game of the series in Elmira, Gingerich admitted he‘s only looking ahead to the next shift. -u-l-; Kimgs 10 in abes of seven f flat in the opening round, losing to Kitchener Dutchmen. He flfldm--n-‘.fiuukbx His decision appeared to have worked as Siskins rolled to a Tâ€"2 victory over Sugar Kings Sunday night in Warerloo, but as one spectator noted, "the kids were playing this one for Hoap.nawu ol fet wer "The players are close and loyal to Hooper." bcotle (Continued om page 25) the Pressure Points For: 4 HEADACHES 0 NECKPAIN & SHOULDER #ARM and WRIST PAIN 6 DIGESTIVE (Carpal Tunnel Synérome) _ DISORDERS WHEN: _ Wednesday, March 6 6:30â€"%:30 pm wia Dr. Bryan Lawrence D.C. You Will Learn How to Find & Treat Pressure Points are areas of Stored Stress on a nerve pathway 0 pm Daily during March March Break Mar. 11â€"13) a class in progress Zollor‘s Plaza |?