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<Midas club shows good signs a‘s on streak Waterloo‘s major peewee Midas soccer team has had a rather poor first half of the season yet lately the team has shown signs of the calibre of play of previous years. In Central Ontario league play: against teams from London, Brantford, Camâ€" bridge, Guelph, Kitchener . Waterloo Team Sports atoms continue to be sucâ€" cessful in allâ€"Ontario soccer playoffs. * Saturday in round III of Ontario Cup play they deâ€" feated Mississauga by a score of 6â€"1. Strong midâ€"field perforâ€" mances by Elias Mulamooâ€" till and Scott MacDonald shut down the Mississauga attack and enabled the Waâ€" terloo forwards to exert strong pressure. John Vrablic and Tim Alâ€" lensen each scored two bre of play of previous During the last two weeks rs. the team lost to Guelph in a i Central Ontario league close match and then came y: against teams from â€" away with decisive victories idon, Brantford, Camâ€" over Brantford and London ige, Gueliph, Kitchener B teams. a Atoms in Cup play LAST CHANCE * BE CIFTED nwt ol e d 1 d @C . mt FOoR MEETiING inFormation caurl KITCHENER, 742â€"1 161 Every member of Weight Watchers® (in participating areas) can qualify for a hardcover gift copy of the Weight Watchers® New Program Cookbook, by Jean Nidetch. Join Weight Watchers® in participating areas between June 11 and August 4th, 1979, and with 12 weeks‘ consecutive attendance, get your gift copy, with over 600 recipes, plus menus used by the world‘s largest weight control organization. In addition to new members, our past, present and rejoining members and lifetime members are also eligible. Details available at Weight Watchers® classes in participating areas only. CAMBRIDGE (GALT) GUELPH KITCHENER First United church Wed .. 1:30 p m , 7:30 p m CAMBRIDGE KITCHENER WATERLOO St. Paut‘s United Church Reformation Aeouun’u! Lutheran Church Thure.. 7â€"30 p.m 456 Krug St Thure.. 7:30 p.m CAMBRIDGE (GALT) flflls GCUELPH Tuss . 7: 30 p m Parkview United Church 470 Ontario St Wed . 9 30 a. m STRATFORD STRATFORD Woodside Bible Chape! Tussday 7 30 p m â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 26, 1979 en 0. n ced wR 5. OV oi ol 1 w C M0F S T6 C T eCA . tC MAAAE 1 W n w nC n wA 1( HtB @5 i 13 C TCM nu YMâ€"YWCA Church of the 400 Speedvaile East Good Shepherd Mon .. 7:30 p.m 116 Queen St. N and Stratford the Midas team is in fourth place â€" well behind undefeated London but on the heels of Guelph and Kitchener. LISTOWEL ENzabeth St East Mon . 7. 30 p m goals. Sean Kruuy and Jason Poag had one each. Waâ€" terloo now advances to the Ontario quarterâ€"finals on the weekend of Aug. 11. In league play last week Waterloo defeated Stratford 6â€"0. David Cherry and Jason Sharratt shared the shutout. Goal scorers were Tim Alâ€" lensen and Sean Kruuy with two, John Vrablic and David Cherry. After this week‘s game in Guelph there will be a break in league action with play resuming in midâ€"August. Thurs . 7 30 p m (”M)Iu:igmmo Wed . 9: 30 a. m . 7 30 p m Lutheran Church 29 Westmount Ré S Tuss.. 1:30 p.m Tues . 7 30 p.m T his is the last week you can get a $10.95 gift .. for learning to lose weight. Waiper Hotei Lakeshore Bible Chape! Room 304. Ird Floor _ 470 Géieneim Cree 1 King St W Thurs . 7 30 p m Fri . 12 noon Thure . 1 pm . 730 p m KITCHENER WATERLOO It was during the last two v.ctories that the team finâ€" ally sghowed some team efâ€" fort and their passing game, which in previous contests did not exist, paid dividends as the Midas team acâ€" cumulated a total of 16 goals for and only four against for these two games. On Thursday of last week the team met.their crossâ€" town rivals from Kitchener in an exhibition game and reverted to their poor effort of previous games. The team now has two weeks summer break. Cup games are scheduled for Auâ€" gust and early September. The Cup final is on Sept. 22 Hatashita victories Wayne Erdman of the Haâ€" tashita Club in Waterloo won the underâ€"78 kilo event at the Ontario Judo Chamâ€" pionships recently held at York University in Toronto. KITCHENER St. George‘s Bryon and Waterioo Ste Tues . 7:30 p. m 321 Fiecher Rd. East Thurs., 9â€"30 a m., 7:30 p.m NEW HAMBURG St. George‘s HESPELER 73 Queen St East Mon . 7 30 p m Community Hail Wed . 9 30 a m ROSEVILLE in Cambridge â€" last year the team won the C.O. in the cup finals held in London in a game against Kitchener. This year‘s team has Ron Eitzen and Michael Rayâ€" mond as goaltenders; fullâ€" backs are Helmut Kliewer, Steve McGrinder and Robâ€" bie Rotteveel; halfâ€"backs Mike Weber, Bernie Willms, David Hallman and Robert Hoffman and forwards David McCarrel, Chris Burke, Greig Heideman, Gery Hendel and Darrin Snider. Coâ€"captains of the Midas team are Greig Heideman and Bernie Willms who are also the leading scorers. Erdman‘s teammate Rainer Fischer also won his category, the underâ€"86 kilo event by defeating Dean Miller in the finals after four previous wins. Brenda Mc Millan of Haâ€" tashita defeated Susy Ulrich in the finals of the underâ€"123 pound class at the Canadian Judo championships in Prinâ€" ce Albert. Sask. at the end of June. In the underâ€"52 kilo caâ€" tegory, Karen â€" Millar chalked up three wins but lost to Cathy Sheffield in the finals. Sheffield is the 1979 Canadian champion. Other competitors at the provincial competition were Morgan Hughes and John Batter. Erdman collected four wins along the way, includâ€" ing a victory over Joel Toole in the final. Denture Clinic Complete Collision And Refinishing Service 48 Bridgeport Rd. E. Waterloo, Ontario 884â€"8386 Therapy > Oakville, pressing hard at the start,"were awarded a penâ€" alty kick. The shotâ€" missed however, and Waterloo gradually gained the upper hand. Centreâ€"back Rainer Pade scored his first goal of the season converting Darko Sporcic‘s wellâ€" placed corner kick. In the second half, A‘s eontinued their attack. Goalie Andy Christie, who made a number of key saves, got an assist when he fed the ball to fullback Shawn Mathers. Mathers long ball caught Oakville napping, and Geoff Ofto outran the defense to put a blistering drive past the diving Oakville goalie. Late in the game, Andy Colver pulled one back Oakville from a comner, leaving the final score 2â€"1 Waterl Results Sunday Waterloo Athletics 2â€"Oakville USF 1 Scarborough Malvern 3â€"North York Falcons 0 Hamilton 1â€"Dundas 1 Brantford" 0Oâ€"Oakville Uâ€"21 0 Clarkson 2â€"Thorold 1 _ A‘s were assisted in this game by two Waterloo Junior B‘s, Andy Coppolino and Tim Sitts, who both played well in a winning cause. L o A‘s next game is at home on Sunday, at Seagram Stadium with a 4 p.m. kickoff against Clarkson, the team they are tied with (sixth) in the standings. Ontario Amateur Soccer Development League Games Sunday Clarkson at Waterloo Athletics, Seagram, 4.00; Hamilton at North York Falcons, 2.00; North York Cosmos at Scarâ€" borough Leafs.1.00; Guelph at Oakville Uâ€"21, 3.30; Brantâ€" ford at Thorold. 4.00;: Oakville USF at Dundas, 1.30. Scarborough Leaf Dundas Guelph Scarborough Nationals Thorold Clarkson _ _ Waterloo A Oakville Uâ€"21 OakviHe USF North York Cosmos Brantford North York Falcons Hamilton Derek Groves, D.T. In Ladies League B play last week Waterloo Tennis Club outlasted Northfield 38â€" 28 with team members Nancy Coleman, Diane Bonâ€" fonte, Phyl Fernandes and Marina Grierson. In Interâ€"Urban Mixed A play WTC dumped Wellingâ€" ton 11â€"5 with WTC parâ€" ticipants Janet Morris, Wendy Buckley, YÂ¥vonne Pezzack Joy Baxter, John Pezrzack. Harvey Weber. Marten Johnston and Chris Woodruff A Waterioo demolisr‘ Beechwood 48â€"18 in Ladies action Tuesday on the efâ€" forts of team members Barâ€" bara Snider, Betty Winkler, Joan Heintzman and Cathy Raithby. M Waterioo juniors Mary Ann Winterhalt, Jill Meâ€" whinney, Robb Kerton and Scott Kiesweiter tied Vicâ€" toria Park 4â€"4 Wednesday while on Sunday in Men‘s A action the WTC team of Harvey Weber. _ Norm Weber. 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