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We are looking forward ta seeing evervone from past vears and hopefully, lots of new faces as well Tsuruoka Kai Karate Do atheletes honored Athletes were honared for winrung provincial, national or international competitions in 1997 at the City of Kitchener awands banquet this past week Congratulations to Tsuruoka club members Adam Duguay, Melissa Penlold and Stephanie Wong in the teen divisions and Justn Wong in juvenile, who won gold medals at the Karate Ontano Provincial Champiâ€" onships in 1997. The Tsuruoka Karate Club, a nonâ€"profit corpoâ€" ration affiliated with the Parks and Recreation Departments of both Waterloo and Kitchener, will be at the minor sport regisâ€" ‘ SPORTSMAN SPECIAL Baseball for fiveâ€"vearâ€"olds trauion the next week RUBBER WADERS From 39 746â€"2650 10 Wyman Road WATERLOC. ONT WERE TALKIN FISHIN HERE " RAINBOW SPORTS I ust Ne all Mc Tavish leads Lakehead to QUA utle Megan Mc Tavish lead the Lakehead Nordic Ski team to the OUA championship. last weekâ€" end in North Bay She was third in the Classic, second in the Skaung and helped lead the tearm to third in the relay to chnch to womens utle. Comâ€" bined with the men, they also took the overall men‘s utle The Waterloo Wamnors had a number of top 5 finishes, includâ€" ing second in the men‘s relay. Diving club at Snowball Cup The Kâ€"W Diving Club had a successful meet at the Snowball Cup Invitational in Scarborough. Griffin Helwig earned two firsts in the B boys level 1, and Rebecca Barras had two firsts in the A girls level 1 Andrew Dick had a second and a hifth in the B Boys Level 2, and Zachary Culhton had a sewâ€" ond and a Tourth in the A Boys Level 2 TJ Hatton had two thirds in the A Boys Level 2, and Nicole Renaud had a first in the Girls C Level 2. Rec team wins bronze The KW Adult Rec Precision team placed third in the bronze division at the Bernie Deveau Memonal adult competition in Delhi this weekend. The team is voached by Ann Psutka. Wildcats win bronze The Waterloo Wildcats won bronze in the Dorchester Provinâ€" cial Qualifier Ringette tournaâ€" ment last weekend. In the bronze medal game, Erin Collins, Christina Balch, Hours: Mon.â€"Tues. 10â€"6 Wed.â€"Fri. _ 10â€"9 Saturday _ 10â€"5 Sun. gone fishin‘ Suzanne Wilson and Jennifer _ Bover and Jim Johnson scored Kreller scored to lead the Wildâ€" _ two goals each with singles from cats to a +3 win over London Joey Schram and John Juter Assists went to Lisa Barber, Waterloo Lions up 2â€"1 Wilson and Kreller The Wildâ€" The Waterloo Lions Midget cats were lead defensively by _ Triple "A" hockey team is up Krystle Beatson, Stephanie _ two games to one in their best al Mesich, Kelly Hergott, Candice _ five senes against Chatham Assists went to Lisa Barber, Wilson and Kretler. The Wildâ€" cats were lead defensively by Krystle Beatson, Stephanie Mesich, Kelly Hergott, Candice Weber, and goalie Heather Pretrobon Saints advance to semis The Minor Atom AAA Gibson Sound & Vision Waterloo Saints defeated Cambridge + games to 2, to advance to the Minor Hockey Alliance semiâ€"finals. In Waterloo on Friday night the Saints edged Cambridge 2â€"1 on goals from Bill Walkey and Andrew Lee. Adding assists were Brock Zinken and Stcfan Lachapelle On Saturday, the Saints turned in a solid team effort as they closed out the quarterâ€"finals with a 6â€"2 win in Cambrdge. Zinken recorded the hatâ€"trick, while Lachapelle, Walkey and Shane Heffernan added singles. Jeff Mcintosh, Jelf Harbach. Trevor Martin, Brock Schultz. Zinken and Walkey assisted. Badgers win 4th straight Outstanding goaltending by Mike Breen and Jason Dunkel led the Waterioo Major Atom Select Badgers to their +th straight plavoff game victory defeaung the Kitchener Macs + 3. Scoring for the Badgers were Richard Thompson with twa goals and Jim Johnson and Mike Drago with one each. They were also successful in their 5th plavoff game against Woodstock winning 6â€"2. Brad NATURALLY ... NATURE‘S PHARM Exclustvely available at TEL: (519) 886â€"5178 FAX: (519) 886â€"6735 UKL 3 PMAARVL â€"Your Specialty Health Food Storeâ€" 105 Lexington Rd. iDearborn Business Place! WATERLOO ‘*WILD GARLICT® IS #1 ... and naturally ODORLESS teuto® ‘Wild Garlic‘ & Rosehip Caps. & Granules Scientific studies show: + MORE SULPHUR COMPOUNDS + MORE MINERALS ve g. Manganese, Magnesium, Iron} MORE POTENT ithan any commen garhc) On saturday, the Lions won 2â€" 0 Kevin Corso and Colin Krop!l scored for the Lions. Corey Campbell registered the shutout Sunday, Mark Archibald and Chris Drexler scored to lead the Lions. The next game is Wednesday in Chatham. Wolves 1â€"1â€"1 against Sarmia The Waterloo Wolves are 1â€"]â€" t in their best of five semes against Samia. The Wolves won the lirst game 5â€"4. Stuart May scored twice, and Luke Upfold Corey Honsberger and Kvle Shwende added singles. Assists went to Upfold Schwende, Dylan Flanners Chins Bouda, John Plomske Rass Quigley, and Kyle Asselstine They lost the second game 3â€" 0, and followed it up with a 2â€"2 Quigley and Bren Burdeit were the goal scorers. Honsâ€" berger, Bouda and Flanners added assists. Falcons tie Hawks The Waterloo Falcons ued the Cambridge Hawks ++ in Major Bantam Select playoff action Assist went to Cournoyer, Matt Papolf, Adam McMillan, Dan Larocque and Dean Kusick. ie Goal scorers were Jess Cournayer, Shawn Duench, Chris Dietrich and Eric Max: