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307 LANCASTER ST. w., 373 BRIDGE ST.. KHCHENER WATERLOO 744-1 1 09 747-0320 POLLOCK AND WILLIAMS PHARMACY A FAMILY FUNERAL HOME INC." Get your Club 65"?a‘Todav! Free parhiog at the door.' Cardholders 'rtJtt,)rttentrttt " l ',"i'" ' like these special tjtiit,b' Card Offers! , s' 's, ,, Caring Professional Service 888-7700 617 King St. IL, Waterloo WA. Dunlap, Director See In-store Mr details Badgers earn finals berth The Minor Development Atom Waterloo Badgers shut out the Cambridge Hawks ro in the last game of their semi-final series. The Badgers won the series 21. and will now advance to the final. Andrew Vincent scored a goal off a beautiful pass from defenceman Alex Roth. Jimmy Schumacher then lit the lamp twife. _ His first" goal was assisted by Paul Martin and Luke Pearson. In the third period, Schumacher took off on a breakaway Shorthanded. and caught the goalie going the wrong way. Andrew Vincent, and Alex Roth assisted. Stellar net-minding by Waterloo goalie Matthew Bender, helped preserve the shutout for the Badgers. -iTai, Synchro teams off @9139!ng The K-W Synchronized Swim Club National Level A athletes will navel to Quebec City to compete in the Eastern Divisional Championships March 29 to April I. Ten persons are required for one or two year terms. during normal business hours. to advise and assist Regional staff in the development of policies, service standards and procedures that will result in the availability of both an efficient and effective Specialized Transit service within the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. Applications will be reviewed to fill the following vacancues; This weeks Waterloo Chronicle Team of theWeek is theWaterloo Petite Dogs ringette team. The Dogs won the silver medal at the Ontario Ringette Championships held in North Bay during the Mamh Break The Dogz were undefeated in round-robin play and were 6-0 going into the final against Elma. Unfortunately, the Dog. came up short against Elma losing a 2-1 squeaker. In the end the Waterloo Petite Dogs have had an outstanding War winning four out of the the tournaments they entered, including the Waterloo Winterfest. It was the first time l - Health Care Professional, cognizant of the needs of individyis with various physical disabilities and their relationship to current and future eligibility criteria. 4 - Mobility PLUS registrants (regular system users) who would provide insight to the Committee from the viewpoint of the uscr. S - Individuals who reprcseru major user groups of persons who are unable to use Conventional Transit Services within the Regron tInstitutional Customer/Group Represcntauves L If you rcqmre further Information. please contact Mr. Don Snow, Director of Transit Servuccs at 585-7697 Ext. 7270 m alternatively. Mr, Rick Schram, Manager, passenger Faulmcs and Specialucd Services at 585- 7597 Ext 7272 or Mr. Dave Smith, Asvslanl Manager, Specualized Services at 744-5150. If you are interested In such an appmntmcnl. apphcanon forms may be picked up at the office of the Regional Clerk at I50 Fredrick Street. 2nd floor or obtained by calling 575-4493. Completed apphcation forms must be returned to the Regional Clerk no later than Thursday. April 12. 2mm Appointments will be finalized by Regional Council, 'ti'ki"i'ii: m iPe' A l lh' ’39 ft m, m‘ g'tiitit SPECIALIZED TRANSIT (i,:i'.Ci.i.S,'i' SERVICES ADVISORY tsi,?,,'; COMMITTEE (Grand River Transit, Mobility PLUS) REGIONAL MUNICIPAUTY OF WATERLOO Drrector. Council and Adrmmstratwe Scrvaccsf Regional Clerk ISO Frederick Street, 2nd Floor Kitchener. Ontario N2C, 413 Evelyn L Orth, CMC, CMO This meet creates an opportunity for Ontario and Quebec athletes to compete prior to their national compe- tition May 3-10 in Saskatoon, a Petite team won the annual Waterloo tour- nament at the Petite level in the past 24 years. Members of theWaterloo Petite Dog-L, pictured above. are: (front row. left to rift) Brittany Becker, Carrie Balch, Kelsey Thompson. Vicky Wannamaker. Kasey Bryant, Kristin Rice,Csrleigh Griffiths, (back row. left to right) coach John Backewich. Cayley Ludwig. Emily Backewich. Lori Ludwig. Allison Wgnault. Courtney ludwig, Kelly Moore, coach Roger Ludwig. Rebecca Walker, Sarah Dealer, Seam Richardson, and My Janis Reynolds K~W Synchro National A' level teams include the intermediate A team, coached byKelly Hogan and Ihelunior A team, coached by Staci Bartlett Members of the Intermediate team include Tara Brandt-y. Julia Hagerman, Megan Poss. Lauren Johnson, Lauren Roberts, Emma Brown, Jennifer Mutrie and Amanda Fraser. Members of the Junior A team include Sarah Anderson. Jessie Barnes, Spencer Krueger, Natalie Hancock. Melanie Cave. Kaitlin Hanmer. Carley Fairies. Melinda Poss, Kelly Peister. Nicole Langford and Samantha Lush, Gymnastics club qualities 1 l for provincials Athletes from Southwestern Ontario gym- nastics clubs competed in the third of three regional compe- titions last weekend in London. with the KM' gym- nastics Club qualifying a number of its members for the 2001 provincial champi. onships. Waterloo's Kale Montagano qualified first for the provincials after finishing second in the all-around competition in the Senior 3 category She had ftrsts in the vault and the floor, and was third in the bars. Other gymnasKs who qual- ified first for the provincial:; were Kristy Bauer in the Pte- Novice category, Rebecca lichti in the Junior 2 category and Nicole Howard in the Junior 3 category. Other qualifiers for the provincials include Braelyn Smallwood. Karley Maine. Caley Hoediono, Joy Barth. Katie Reidy, Kristen Freure. Karen Arthur and Lynn Stryhosch,