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PAGE 22 - WAYERLOO CMO’ICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 Waterboo Lakeshore Itptt mm "Ill“! nunu- Wasps earned a berth m the league rhumpmnshnp final with a um unqm: bo mm mm yankees on "turday Wasps advance to finals sumta.d. Wlxpx tost It! In Pmatrs despur hum: mum good wonnu rhatmts Axum! Yankees. Wasps broee open a ttttht t9terhuw xamr with three gualx m the last wu-n mmunu of the namr Sean Ihetrwh and Kent Breen scored um 'setups from (are) 'kosher" and Breen added an unassisted mark“ Robbie mum and PM Wetherup provided [Inc shut my gualn-npimu cubs lose in tourney Waterloo major alum Tim Horton cum hm 7 I to Knob er3er Bauer hmuu In thc otteurluttott uann- of the annu al atom hockey tournament 1n Niagara Falls Maybe I can save you some money on Insurance mama You're in good hands. GARY WiNGER Waterloo Town Square See or phone 746-1 080 FOR SPRING IN!iTAttATlON Mil MINIMAL SIIlllll IE OIUEIEII I" SUPERIOR MEMORIALS 528 Victoria St. N. Call me and compare . Homeowners . Auto/ Boat q Business Kitchener I We “In! M) Alt" burs STtVTt54 urn - Strum-s Ann-u Luv Am {H o8t IHII‘ 4tl Ins Inn»- Waterloo York Nursery major banlam Falcons capped a successful season by winnlng the (iuwgeloun murnament. wunng _st'Ctfrt therd period gunk In d S-.", mmr from behind xtctory 16Pr Mark ham Cubs had eotered the can what-m Mme after hang to Nun" Falls In the semi ttnal lame Elmer they had won mm gnmrs In "and mbln ptay behind xtctory "ver Mark The Panthers and their ham parents wish to thank man”: Earlier. Falcons defeated er Gary Scott. and coaches Markham x L [June 5-0. New Brian Ham Bob Shun. and Lra yieatrrooh won-d a hat lrk‘k plux a fourth gull In the lournamenl Rob Wootsten croft won-d mm- 3nd Andy tittlwell and Harlin Dun each scored unn- Man Merritt, Ryan Weber, Nathan Belcher and SUN/ell each ptcked up two Insists Adam Lanna. Tom "must. Jonathan Goil Darryl MHirats Woolstertcrort and bulk all earned one usual _ Falcons win in Georgetown 3%: ttll-i-l- Minor Hockex Sunday, March 17 3: 00 p.m. 10th ANNIvERSitT1rtELEBRATI0NS Admission Free to ALL events listed below. For further information call 884-1970, ext. 2432. All events will be held in the WLU Theatre Auditorium with the exception of". Monday, March 18 Tuesday, March 19 Wednesday. March 20 12 noon 8 pan.' Thursday, March 21 12 noon 8 p.m. Friday, March 22 Saturday, March 23 8 p.m. Sunday, March 24 " 3 p.m. market rs and Warren Park 83 Falcons am down to nine shaken and Malta-d their limp with [our minor ban Inns for two of the five RUBEN Panthers and the season ' In a close. and II times extremely physical. playutt series with Wootkvlch the Budd Panthers went down to defeat Is a result of tying their first game bt, winning the next one 4, L win attain H. and losing the next two so and 3 2 In the series Ste-w Parker scored four ttmes, Banyan) cock and David McPherson each had a pan and Josh Carthy scored once Asststs were earned by Carthy, Hay cock. Slen- Mural, Nteve Chris and Bryan Think WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY E2323 March 17-24, 1985 OF THE FACULTY OF MUSIC, enjoy-Ne nor Illa-Isa [or their M in not" it I ”canal and tor PotMt Huerta) [ninth uf Colmn huh KMLs played a have?“ ful Mme and home series with Woolwich of the Hub League winning (Fl and lying 'r.'. in‘El mm , The Knights in the first name displayed completr con tml with Geoff Kramer's line doing all of the scoring Greg Posllll not three ttoals, Kat-met with two and Bran don Dunlap the single Each of these playeh KIM) collected two assists while defenremen Jeff Plant: and Kevin Riddle enjoyed the sutcm~ of getting three assttits each tm Wednesday the team» played a much lighter game with gulls from Todd Wilson and Push". while Mike Wolfe. Dale Henry, Mark Lawrence and Dunlap not mush In both 2:30 p.m. 12 noon 12 noon 12 noon 8 p.m. THIS IS AN INVITATION TO THE *Anniversary Service St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Kitchener . Guest Speaker: Dr. M. Boyd, Metropolitan United Church, London, Ont. WLU Chapel Choir, Barrie Cabena, director Alumni Concert - featuring Alumni compositions and Alumni performers New Music Concert _ _ Compositions by WLU Faculty and Alumni *Alumni Concert Carolyn Hagedorn, flute Keffer Memorial Chapel WLU Student Recital WLU Combined Choirs and Faculty Orchestra WLU Alumni soloists: Donna Triiynpyich J an Overduin, conductor Artogt (Baroque Quartet) 1t't','le,titlt Tribute to EACH Leslie De'Ath, irector WLU Student Recital Laurier Singers Victor Martens, conductor Baroque Ensemble Peggie Sampson, director WLU S anionic Wind Ensemble Glenn gum. conductor WLU Symphony Orchestra Mahler's 4th Symphony WLU Alumni soloist: Donna Trifunovich Alec Catherwood, conductor GE5EmE Whalots win three games ”an and“: anal teodtrtgt tune "on Chm Mound" and Dunn Dustin Waterloo lunar-are novice Whalers played five games during March break, winning three lines and may: Ink-e In the Plaunillr [Jule Brave loarnamem. Whalers won in overtime b?. over Ayr on a null by Josh mun-r and 65 over Port Dover on I ml try Ryan Kit Whalers were then defeated s2 by Kitchener button in the championship game Whalers then defeated Dodgers 5-2 m a playoff game Ind lost 7-1 to Preston In an exhibition match Ryan Slovvr had three goals and Ctve as was and Him" had three Ruth Ind four asserts Eric Ballttntyrte had three gunk while Ryan Sum, kit and Troy Steublng each had two goals SW Donna Trifunovich Margaret Kuhl Dennis Giesbrecht Dan Lichti Dennis Roth ' Ed Nowak Roth Nowak msuuuanouns When ith, important who you know qqq get to know us! New Rumba?) Nuance 662-1 1 50 746-1 1 51