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St. Jude‘s Tutoring School is an after hours school for elementary and high school students who want to achieve to the best of their ability. St. Jude‘s Tutoring Schools provide many different "clubs" designed to give students an educational advantage in their home schools. These clubs are mini classes that not only provide the individualized instruction needed but they also provide an opportunity to learn how to learn in a larger classroom setting that cannot be achieved in a one, two, or threeâ€"toâ€" one tutoring situation. With 1, 2 or 3â€"toâ€"one tutoring the student‘s academic performance improves only while the tutoring is occurring. Under this system, students become dependant upon the tutor rather than developing independent learning skills and tend to need tutoring year after year. The clubs at St. Jude‘s Tutoring Schools help students to learn how to learn. It is the goal of St. Jude‘s to give students the skills to achieve in their home school without reliance upon a tutor. ExtraHelp Club for students in grades 1 to 8 / who will benefit fom a teacher / who are not being tought Grammar and formal writing sifi?s; / who need practice in basic Arithmetic facts and times tables; / who could use a boost in academic self esteem. / who need a structured learning environment. directed Phonics reading program; / who need structured Spelfi’ng 420 Weber St. N. Waterlioo instruction; {across from St. David‘s High School) HomeWork Club for students in grade 7 to 10 / who have not developed good consistently or not at all; / who are unorganized,; / who are weak in the basic skills of Reading and Writing; / who are having difficulty with studying for tests and examinations; / whose parents are tired of the nightly homework hassle. ~, 888.6620 homework habits; _ _ / who are not doing their homework www.stjudes.com Warrior women beat York The Warriors broke through the centre of the York defence continously in a 54â€"5 playoff win The Waterloo Warriors women‘s rugby team pulled off another outstanding vicâ€" tory last weekend by defeatâ€" ing the York Yeowomen Saturday at Columbia fields to earm a semifinal berth in the OUA playoffs. The Warriors anticipated a very tough game against the Yoewomen and came ready to play, outscoring their opposition 54 â€"5. o0 The first 10 minutes of the game had the Warriors a little worried as it took some time for the Waterlooâ€"side to settle into their first playoff game. York ran at them very hard on offence, gaining some good territory; but once the Warriors got their legs under them, the tide turned against the Torontoâ€"based school. The Waterloo forwards were very quick to the ball, often driving off the opposiâ€" tion and covering to set up some nice backâ€" line plays. Rookie Melissa Cesana opened up the scoring after receiving a great twoâ€"onâ€" one pass from teammate Sara Fscobar, who was on a great open field run. Five minutes later veteran Kerri Webb made a great looping run to the outside and scored a try. The Warrior pack continâ€" ued to pound the York forâ€" wards, driving them back into their own end. The pack entered the York 22 and popped the the ball to veterâ€" an Chrissy Gordon, who was driven into the end zone by the forwards for another try. A few minutes later the best try of the day was scored by veteran Meg Goemans. it started with a quick ruck on the left side of the field, and great movement to the outâ€" side right. The ball went down the back line and was popped back inside, while the forâ€" wards rucked over quickly again then it came out again down the line to Goemans, pionship in KW Oktoberfest‘s newest event, the Cowan Wright Beauchamp Oktoberfest Curting Classic last weekend. Played over the windâ€"up weekend of Kâ€"W‘s Oktoberfest, the top four winning teams in the event will autornatically qualify for a position in Canada‘s premier cash curling event, "Cowan Wright Beauchamp The Championships", held annually in Ottawa and also sponsored by the Cowan Wright Beauchamp organization. Winners of the seniors category was the Bob Edmonston rink from the Mississauga Golf and Country Club members. side right. The Warriors take on The ball went down the _ McMaster this Saturday at the back line and was popped Columbia Icefields in an back inside, while the forâ€" OUA semifinal matchup to wards rucked over quickly _ advance to the OUA finals the again then it came out again _ following week. Game time is down the line to Goemans, 3 p.m. * * Oktoberfest title goes to Sarnia who was away for the score. Webb added a twoâ€"point conversion moments later to make it 22â€"0 to go into the The Warriors continued to play great offence in the secâ€" ond half against a tired Yoewomen team, shutting down York and their powerful centre on defence. Five minutes into the half Webb added another try folâ€" lowed by Goemans who broke free on the wing again. Katie Cook then took the ball, and with a great move through the centres, added another try. Gordon then added a spectacular try by taking the ball from her own 22 running through two York players then deeking the third. Rookie Beth Booker then recéived a great twoâ€"onâ€"one pass from Webb and scored through the centre. Kate Longpre added the converâ€" sion. Flyâ€"half Longpre kept York pinned back in their own end for the rest of the second half with great kicks that York had trouble fielding. Finally York scored against Waterloo off of a penalty. It was the first try scored against the Warriors this year. _ Webb came back and added another try in the last two minutes making the final