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By Dave Johnston What does a third year business student do for a summer job? Logically, he should look for a job as a business administrator, but such positions are rarely available for the summer months. Bob Breadner, a third year business student at Wilfrid Laurier University. solved his summer employâ€" mepnt problem by creating hi'z own â€" business enterâ€" prise. When he began lookâ€" ing for a summer job last February. the thought of spending a summer laying sod or working at other jobs unrelated to business did not appeal to him. So he began to look for a small business enterprise _ he coutd operate himself. Inspiration for his new business lay close at home. As a member of the Glenâ€" Stratford Ensemble plans UW concerts K itc henerâ€"Waterloo‘s Stratford Ensemble will present two summer conâ€" certs at University of Waterâ€" loo s Theatre of the Arts under the auspices of the Kâ€"W Chamber Music Soâ€" ciety and the aid of a Winâ€" tario grant. The concerts will be presented July 21 and Auâ€" gust 11 at 8 p.m. The July 21 concert features two of the bestâ€"loved and most popular works in the classiâ€" cal chamber repertoire: Beethoven‘s â€" Septet _ and Schubert‘s Trout Quintet. sb E 1 A _ NEPLLL _ 400 Tickets for the concerts Schubert‘s Trout Quintet. are priced at $3 for adults These works make ideal and $2 for students and senâ€" introductions to chamber fjor citizens. They are availâ€" music for new listeners and â€" able at UW‘s box office or are returned to often with from the Kâ€"W Symphony. renewed delight by connoisâ€" â€" Box 2. Waterloo. Lobsinger breaks Waterloo‘s _ Tom _ Lobâ€" singer lowered the Canaâ€" dian Juvenile Men‘s 3,000 metre record for the second consecutive time Saturday at the Guardian track and These works make ideal introductions to chamber music for new listeners and are returned to often with renewed delight by connoisâ€" Waterloo Allâ€"Stars Tâ€"Ball team captured top honors Sunday at the first annual Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo _ Tâ€"Ball Tournament in Kitchener. Waterloo won four straight games to take the tournaâ€" Wishes to Announce the Opening of His Office for the Practice of Optometry at Tâ€"Ball team | Student revives Glenbriar Tennis Club K. W. Family Medical Centre, 824 King Street West, Suite 305, Kitchener. Ontario. Telephone 742â€"2531 . BILL WOOLNER Optometrist briar Tennis Club in 1975. Mr. Breadner had been disappointed when he learnâ€" ed the club would not reâ€" open in 1976 because its building was being sold to Home Hardware. He deâ€" cided to reopen the tenmnis club and run it himself. With the permission of Home Hardware, Mr. Breadner leased the tennis courts, _ lockers, showers and storage area located in the rear of the old Glenâ€" briar Curling Club and reâ€" opened the Glenbriar Tenâ€" nis Club. After contacting Home Hardware representatives, Mr. Breadner learned that renovations for the new store would not begin until the fall of 1976 and the building would stand idle until that time. The Stratford Ensemble was formed in the summer of 1974 by Raffi Armenian. the conductor of the Kâ€"W Symphony â€" Orchestra and music director of the Stratâ€" ford Festival. Members of the ensemble also play principal positions in the Kâ€"W Symphony. seurs of fine music. The ensemble has> performed both of them before in a chamber series and will present them during Sunâ€" day afternoon concerts at Stratford this summer. He was clocked at 8 minâ€" utes 19 seconds to place third in the race. This lowâ€" ered the existing record for the 3.000 metre race field meet in Toronto ment. defeating Cambridge Ball championship on Civic and Waterloo compet 29â€"1. Bloordale 24â€"12. Brantâ€"_ Holiday weekend. Waterloo the Kâ€"W tournament ford 19â€"9 and Forest Hill is defending champion in 19â€"13. during the twoâ€"day . the tournament Wateriloo _ Allâ€"Stars tourney. Teams from Cambridge. only one game last s The Allâ€"Stars now advance to the Ancaster world Tâ€" "I wanted to apply my three years of business training and felt that the tennis club would be good experience and possibly a moneyâ€"making endeavour, * he said. Although public response to date hasn‘t been overâ€" wheliming. â€" Mr. Breadner is drawing a salary and his business is in the black. The .tennis club‘s limited facilities have _ confined membership to people inâ€" terested in playing tennis without the social involveâ€" ment of more established clubs. **We don‘t have the frills. but our membership is made up of people who want to play tennis and are not into the frills We all have a lot of fun,"" Mr. Breadner Beginners are particuâ€" larly welcome at the club. According to Mr. Breadner. the most successful aspect of the club has been its teaching program â€" taught by â€" resident professional. Ron Gass. Fortyâ€"five peoâ€" ple are currently enrolled in small groups for lessons. The â€" Glenbriar â€" Tennis Club has become a conâ€" venient facility for expert tennis players who want to play quick games during their lunch hour. The club‘s membership size is small when compared to the more established â€" clubs. As a result, members have more time to play on the courts. If members can‘t find a partner when they wish to play, Mr. Breadner will locate one. If an extra player isn‘t available, he has been known to play a fair game himself. by 6.8 seconds. Paul Robâ€" erts of Kitchener was fifth in the race with a time of 8.21 minutes. The event was won by Paul Pearson of Toronto. a member of the 3,000 metre record in Toronto meet There are no time reâ€" strictions for junior players which makes the club popâ€" ular with the younger playâ€" ers. Most of the 72 memâ€" bers belong as a family Teams from Cambridge. Ancaster. Toronto. Brantâ€" ford. _ Guelph. _ Kitchener MULTIâ€"LEVEL LOOP, Twoâ€"tone BeigeBrown Golds. Greens, cushioned $ 9.95 COUNTRY VILLA Sculptured Floral. in twoâ€"tone Gold and Pearl Blanche $10.95 PARLIAMENT HILL TWIST, Pearl. Blue. Gold, Starburst. Earth Brown. Blue "SPECIAL®"" $6.95 GOLD SHAG, "SPECIAL® â€" $10.95 $5.95 SEE US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUYS! Green. Rust L HIâ€"LO NYLON SHAG, in Gold only STARBURST, Cushioned. Orange. Red Take Highway 8 to Preston. tumm teft. follow Fauntain Street North to Roval Oak Road turn ught on Royal Oak Road. and watch for "CONSULT US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BuUY" DISCOUNT CARPETS and Waterloo competed in group or are between the ages of 18 and 30 ‘‘*Most of our members play two or three times a week for a couple hours each time. There is almost always a court available. Many come over for a quick game at lunch hour, said Bob. national â€"track and field team, with a time of 8: 16.9. Waterloo _ Allâ€"Stars lost only one game last season and areâ€" undefeated | this Bob Breadner, a third year business student at Wilfrid Laurier University, created his own summer job by reopening the Glenbriar Tennis Club. Lobsinger. Roberts and the other nine athletes in the field felt strong winds durâ€" ing the race hampered their vear is thankful for the Sq. Â¥d. sQ. YD. Sugg. SALE *$12 .95 $13.95 $5.49 $6.29 $8.95 $7.95 opportunity to combine his business experience with a summer job. He is especâ€" ially thankful to Home Hardware for their cooperâ€" ation and assistance. The Glenbriar _ Tennis _ Club membership list will be given to the Kitchener Tenâ€" nis Club at the end of the season. efforts for better times Lobsinger _ leaves _ this week to attend an internaâ€" tional youth camp in Montâ€" real which is being held in conjunction with the Olympics. Lobsinger is one of two Canadian delegates chosen to attend the camp. Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 14, 1976 â€" Page 19 Eoward £&. Gooin Why burden loved ones with ... * last minute decisions eshigh costs 1 eemational stress ... when you can talk it over, now In confidence and without obligation As a member of the OFSA we are C bound by the Association‘s strict "Code of Ethical Practices" Your assurance of only the highest in professional standards Funeral Home Ltd. 171 King St. S., Waterloo 745â€"8445 The other Canadian repreâ€" sentative is Pam Medland of Vancouver. The threeâ€" week camp is being held for athletes between the ages of 17 and 20 years. During the camp. the athâ€" letes will have an opporâ€" tunity to watch events at the Olympics. A special rate for a two month membership is now being offered by the Glenâ€" briar Club. An adult can join for the remainder of the summer (July and Auâ€" gust) for $40 and juniors (16 years and under| can join for $20. Courts can be rented by nonâ€"members for $2.50 per hour. Ontamo Funeral Service Assoncration