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too late to block a spike during Friday‘s 15511, 15â€"10, 1511 volleybail loss to Western. Ken Frost of the Golden Hawks lunged Laurier goalie Terry Thompion, shown here making a save during a 2â€"1 loss to Western Thursday night, was named OUAA athlete of the week a week ago Monday. Pete Osborne does the butterfly during relay at purpleâ€"gold swim at WLU Friday. The purple squad won 58â€"57. It was all there. What you see is what you got from one Saturday, to the next during Wilfrid Laurier University‘s ‘"Golden Hawk Week." Swimming, basketball, badminton, volleyball and hockey were all a part of the highlyâ€"publicized program of events intended to bring out new fans in addition to the regular followers. And this "Golden Hawk Week," was a success, especially in the areas where attendance had been down. Badminton and volleyball, two low profile sports, enjoyed a rise in fan support while the hockey team enjoyed its usual high turnâ€" out. With the exception of hockey and basketball games, there were no admisâ€" sion charges, and those who did turn out were treated to excellent displays of university varsity sports. Photostory by Richard O ‘Brien WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1983 â€" PAGE 23 Karen Auâ€"Yong of Laurier makes a shot during match against McMaster‘s Eartha May. Auâ€"Yong won the match 11â€"10, 11â€"5, but it wasn‘t enough as Laurier finished last in the fourâ€"team women‘s badminton tournament. Laurier‘s Wendy Siminoski had no time to react to a block by Western‘s Kay Heiwar (4) durâ€" ing volleyball action Friday night. Western won 15â€"8, 15â€"8,