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ti -nA - ’ &rkisF Mittllit& Ki" 2% Ess., , I r' ' ' = V . lah ' a We': . MIWF.' EH}? 2 M "ark, ' ' ‘ iltk'tr ' - ' h' A' Wr, " , , ra..tsii:'N% " (93'? .2251 ’ . ..‘ I lg "' v, I . IiE'jijs, yr . .- tE MI8E Alt . "RiYjffijji'4 " Wuhkoo Chronido, Wednesday, Much 21, 1973 The appointment of Hartman ILL. Krug and Dr. H. John Lackner to its Kitchener-Waterloo Advisory Board is an- nounced by Royal Trust. The addition to the Board of Mr. Krug, who is President of Boone Twines Ltd., Kitchener. and Dr. Lackner reflects the growth of Royal Trust facilities and service in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. This year is the first year that we've had three models of our Renault 12. The original Renault l2, people discovered, was a tough, gutsy little car that ran well on very little gasoline and virtually no repair bills. The original Renault l2 was exceptionally comfortable, and safety- minded, too. And another thing: it didn't cost an arm and a leg to buy. So the non- compact compact (as we respectfully called it) caught on in a big way. Now it's here in three models. The ori- by Luigi Pinndoilo WED. .. SAT. MARCH 21 -24 8:30 p.m. Directed be Maurice Evans Humanities Building Theatre Silt CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF " Jummt CENTRAL BOX OFFICE 885-121 I, ext. 2126 fd/lt/sr/r/ir/til Royal Trust appointments DIVISION OF DRAMA 2 MEAT MASTERPIECES OF 203 - CENTURY THEATRE 2 plays for the price of om: SI .25. students " University of Waterloo KRUG WED. - SAT. MAR. 28-31 8:30 p.m. directed by Peter O'Shaughnessy Theatre of the Arts (Limited number of tickets available) THREE MSTEttS by Anton Chekhov LACKNER All-these Renault ITs come with front- wheel drive, an automatic rear axle com- pensator, a peppy new I600 cc. engine, and all the comfort in the world. We've got a new Renault I2 in your size. (Fo come in and see us today.) ginally beautiful Renault ,12; the very new, very sporty Renault IZTL; and the incomparable f2 Station Wagon (which is in a class by itself). 1031 Carroll rink of ' Barb Noll Skip Nancy mates (from By Kay Gribble Nancy Woolley and her nk of Joyce Ruetz, vice; arb Noll, second and Joyce arroll, lead finished high ST9-t 740 WINDMILI. SHOP 48 King st. South Waterloo Cwstal-China Ceramics Cosmetics Cuckoo Clock ncy Woolley stands behind her team- and Barb Noll. The team recently won the Di- Yom left) Joyce Carroll, Joyce Ruetz rector's Trophy in the Glenbriar Ladies Open. , Chronicle Photo Wolley rink takes trophy St. N. team for the day and win- ners of the Directors Trophy at Glenbriar's Ladies Open Bonspiel on Mar. 13. Nancy piled up M points and a very high aggregate to break a tie with the Bram- pton rink who also had 34 points. Both teams played in thelate draw. Nancy, who is a veteran of the competitive curling scene, admires and enjoys a worthy adversary. "It wasn't all that great," she said, recalling her 12" B/W TELEVISION SET I 20" COLOR TV SET $129.95 VALUE SALE $109.95 $549.95 VALUE SALE $479.95 22 KING ST. SOUTH - WATERLOO PHONE 743-4552 1 80 Weber North 578-3320 Waterloo Ala-FM PORTABLE RADIO $29.95 VAlUE SALE $24.95 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO $9.95 VALUE SALE $5.95 AUSTIN ELECTRONICS 1llttth ANNIVERSARY SALE North America 's Only Coast to Coast Network of Exclusive Auto Muffter Shops Store Hours: Mon-F" 10 a.m, - 9 p.rrr--Sat. 9 am. - 6 pm ALL "EMS " SALE - COME IN AND BROWSE USE DUB BUDGET PlAN " CHARGEX ACCEPTED AUSTIN ELECTRONICS NEW 4 CHANNEL RECEIVER Wm) 4 Mt SUSPENSION SPEAKER SYSTEMS OUADRAPHONIC‘S35935 VALUE SALE $299.95 STORE-WIDE SUPER DISCUUNT SONY - PANASONIC - ASS - SANS!" RSC - WNARFEDALE - ZAMIB - BASF Custom Pipe Bending Shocks , mm InSpectton - no obligation FAST. FREE MUFFLER INSTALLATION games. “In fact, it was down right embarrassing. They couhip't do a thing." In her first game she went out on the ice against Niagara Fails, picked up a four-ender in the first end and went on to whip them The second game, against Nina Much from Humber Highland, looked more pro- mising at the start. The Humber Highland girls had played well in their first game and certainly they AM-FM CLOCK RADIO $59.95 VALUE SALE $44.95 STEREO HEADPHONES $9.95 VALUE SALE $6.95 looked sharp on the ice in their blue leotards, brown kilts and white sweaters. But they were no match for the Glenbriar girls who took seven of the ten ends with a score of 10-4. Kate Serviss from Galt placed (him in the late draw. Vic Alger from High Park came fourth and the high one-game winner was from Burlington. Ruth Cruise, Jo Ferguson, Sylvia Peifer and Greta Am- os chalked up 33 points for second spot. Peg O'Sullivan with Vera Helm, Gert Geis, and Ruth Baird placed third. Della Voisin from Elmira came fourth and the high one-game winner was Mary Semple from K-W Granite. In the early draw Glenbri- ar rinks dominated the play. Jane Howden, skipping Rose Movold. Eleanor Campbell and Peggy Jack came first with 33% points.