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Workers will be busy inside the new arena for a little while yet. The building should be ready for use by the start of October. 197 King St. E., Kitchener __144â€"1370 Tired of Poor Selection and Lack of Service t3 Then come to Flood‘s Fine Furniture where the selection is complete and our service effort is 100%. Up to $2.50 paid for Single LP. More for Doubles, Collectibles, Imports Quality Guaranteed Used LPs Bought & Sold ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING NOW ON SALE! FloO4S .: Fine . m + Furniture 385 Frederick St. Mail â€" ENCORE RECORDS Thurs. & Fri. 9â€"9; Sat. 946 ‘»p Flood‘s Fine Furniture 309 Lancaster St. W. Kitchener Ontario N2Hâ€"4V4 James W. Croft, B.B.A. (Hons.) Chartered Accountant is pleased to announce the opening of his Accounting Practice 57 8â€"5050 (519) 745â€"7238 al Here is the new arena at University of Waterioo as seen from near the front entrance. Richerd 0 Brien photos Chronicle staff There will be varsity hockey played there and some, but not much, community rental time at Columâ€" bia Icefield, University of Waterloo‘s new arena on the north side of Columbia Street. But for the majority of the time, the rink will be used by those who funded it â€" the UW students . "It will be predominâ€" #® 4 ately a recreational faâ€" flnl8h cility," said Wally Deâ€" lahey, coâ€"ordinator of The foursome of Tom the men‘s intercolle _ Moffatt, Bill Arsenault, giate program at UW. _ Frank Paige and As work continues on _ Buddy Johnston comâ€" the site, it is still un bined for a 313 score to certain how much seat Eive Waterioo Legion ing will be installed, Branch 530 a third but it will likely be â€" Place finish in weekend 20700 of the fald.â€"hback â€" tournament action. As work continues on the site, it is still unâ€" certain how much seatâ€" ing will be installed, but it will likely be 350â€"700 of the foldâ€"back telescopic seats alâ€" ready found in the UW physical activities complex . With the seats folded back, there will be extra space for a twoâ€" lane jogging track around the riftk to allow runners to train indoors in the winter. T ? Ages 3 and “ _â€"â€"â€" ‘ _â€"~.â€"â€" Register for Fa Pa 0 4 wed. Sept. 7 or Th« @‘3"«‘?' at, )* Whn Delahey said work Focus on recreation at Columbia Icefield o ades for a free. introductory consultati, Diet Center inc men will have ice in the $1.5 million facility by midâ€"September for testing purposes. If all goes well, UW should take occupancy by Oct. In the future, the university would like to located beside the ex Finishing first in the Legion District C Golf Tournament was the Hespeler ‘"A‘" team with 290, followed by Legion golfers finish third Got the blues? Want to get away from it all? rarncn Take a walk! _ watk a bio Ages 3 and over ~â€"â€" Register for Fall Classes "** in ces * 40 King St. N., Waterioo call 884â€"5724 â€" u’.‘l:,b“t"i «C.D MA C e Over years leaching experience a Former soloist with Niagara Civic Bailet Co ofv“mnlmmwwuhmmqw .mmmso-uaanmrmwu National Ballet School DIRECTOR â€"â€" SHARON (HOUSE) LARAMIE isting facility and is willing to donate land if the city of Waterioo decides to build a reâ€" placement for the Waâ€" terloo arena there. If that happened, one rink would be used for competitive purposes and the other for reâ€" creational purposes. PaRTIIPHA NON M Walk a block.Today. Galt "A" at 311. Fourth and fifth in the 26 team event were C.inton "A" and Gait "B", each with 322. Moffatt led Waterioo with "an overall low gross of 70. Arsenault shot 77, Paige 81, and Johnston 85. All top five teams advance to the provinâ€" cial tourney Sept. 10 in Leamington. â€" Licentiate 18 T.Q {i N »(,, on