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Siskin SpouUight : o t n hy agY AP .: T.* In the Jerry Sm hou * t % teammate Al Boileau is a sehold on Teakwood Drive, d € aÂ¥e member as well as a steady a most common expression > e ts flrl:'b:m must be "I‘ll be at the rink s a n Aras d spring Dana graduatâ€" a while â€" don‘t hold sup < * / M t l ed from Grade 13 at Waâ€" r.‘‘ The entire family is |@_ _ y | is iz terloo Collegiate, and this cated to sports to a cerâ€" (@ _‘ / j w erers; . lr::: :tmd Conestoga Colâ€" tain degree, and much of the . S *‘ t e [ Hh‘t: accounting l::flil" athletic pastimes evolve {@ *‘ c t ks » ree year plan is around the ice rinks of Kit "* giss,. * g@f; aimed at garnering a Regisâ€" chenerâ€"Waterloo. e 4 P¥‘ tered: Industrial Accountant Most prominent in the hockey world are father Jerry and 19â€"yearâ€"old son Dana, both very key comâ€" ponents in the Waterloo Sisâ€" kins Junior **B‘" hockey club. While Jerry has been a busy executive member for several years and served as President for the past couâ€" ple of seasons, Dana is curâ€" rently skating in his second campaign as a fleet of foot centreâ€"ice man. Dana‘s involvement with !ckey in Waterloo goes ck a decade when he first skated as an Allâ€"Star with the Waterloo Atoms. Under the tutorship of Coach Ken Hergott and Manager Ken Beaupre, the team waltzed to a pair of successive Zone Championships in 68â€"69 and 69â€"70. Teammates of Dana‘s included Joe Young, Gary Thiel and Brian Schnurr, all players who established themselves in later seasons. Through the early sevenâ€" ties Dana progressed through the Waterloo Minor Hockey Association ranks, and assisted Joe Doucette‘s Minor Juveniles to an Allâ€" Ontario Title in Minor Juâ€" venile in 76â€"77. That year was Dana‘s first contact with the Siskins as well, as he played about 10 games in Siskin colors while also (Continued from page +0 ~~ |__ eter skied. Those who ive no specific skier to ck can sponsor their faâ€" vourite celebrity. Registraâ€" tion is at Seagram Stadium. The maximum for purposes of sponsorship is three times around the course, or 18 kilometers. The celebriâ€" ties will ski only 6 kiloâ€" meters. Skiâ€"aâ€"thon Sponsorship forms are available from Mrs. Blake Hull, 884â€"7914, Mrs. W.A.E. McBryde, 744â€"1415, and the office of the Kâ€"W Symphony, MEET THE SISKINS skating with the Juveniles. The following season, as a fullâ€"fledged Junior **B" player, Dana potted sixteen goals and eclipsed the halfâ€" century mark in points. In this, his sophomore season, Dana has already his goal total of last year and is curâ€" rently listed in the team‘s top five scorers. Winter ice sports is the liâ€" festyle during the snow seaâ€" son for Dana‘s two sisters as well. Denise, 16, is a strong performer with the Kitâ€" chenerâ€"Waterloo Figure Skating Club, and is currentâ€" ly trying for her seventh fiâ€" gure. Deidre, 10, is very acâ€" tive in ringette. Mother Barb, keeps busy in attempting to keep track of the schedules of the rest of the family â€" but finds time to golf in the summer while the family vacations at the summer retreat in Sauble Beach. Dana‘s contributions to Waterloo Minor Hockey inâ€" clude his copping the Most Valuable Player Award and ending the season as the leading scorer with the proâ€" vincial champion Minor Juâ€" veniles in 76â€"77. In Midget classification he was also selected as his team‘s MVP s 9P Nee i4 Dana Saunders In the summer months, Dana enjoys the competiâ€" tion of Fastball, and patrols shortstop for the local Team SPORTS FANS TOURS n ‘1 680 King St. W. Kitchener _ TA4â€"4101 MUSKC HOCKEYâ€" Buffale vs Detroit Sat., Jan. 27 Sun., Fob. 18 Sun., Foeb. 4 SKI ~~ _ â€" his part:zze job as a perâ€" ty : < sonable clerk at Team k > _ Sports and Trophies on King year entered Conestoga Colâ€" lege in an accounting courâ€" se. His three year plan is aimed at garnering a Regisâ€" tered: Industrial Accountant diploma, and then entering His winters are very busy and he has dropped from his scheduled participation in sports such as wrestling, crossâ€"country running and track and field, sports that he enjoyed in his high school days. 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