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PAGE 28 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1986 Although Wilfrid Laurier Goldâ€" en Hawks should be one of the best football teams in the Ontario Universities Athletic Association it‘s unlikely they‘ll find it‘s lonely at the top. Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff The word fronm coach Rich Newbrough at training camp is that his club is stronger overall than last year. But University of Western Ontario Mustangs are returning with a lineup similar to the one that beat Hawks twice last season on mud soaked fields. And while Newbrough wants to take the season one game at a time starting with University of Toronto Blues he admits Musâ€" tangs are in the back of their minds. ‘‘We‘re stronger in most areas," said Newbrough. ‘"The only question I have is in our defensive secondary. And Westâ€" ern is a powerhouse. They lost virtually nobody. I think they lost just three players." Ian Hoyt and Ron Klein are the only two experienced players returning to Laurier‘s defensive secondary. But the offensive and defensive lines remain solid along with the linebackers deâ€" spite the loss of threeâ€"time allâ€" Canadian Alex Troop. Troop had another year of university eligibility but he‘s now in Ottawa hoping for an opportuâ€" nity to play for the Rough Riders. Another quality player gone to the Canadian Football League is offensive threat Paul Nastasiuk, who has moved on to the B.C. Lions. But the offence will be in good shape since quarterback Mike Wilson decided to return for a fifth year. Backâ€"up quarterback Rod Philp has also returned and Ken Evraire and Joe Nastasiuk should be two players picking up important yardage. Field goal kickers in camp include Steve Rainey and Grant Hawks should be tough Buy a $1.00 Subscription from your carrier and become eligible for the draw to be made September 16, 1986 AUGUST COUPON RECEIPT SIX SUBSCRIBERS WILL WIN $50.00 VOUCHERS FROM From Waterloo Chronicle Fraser. Rainey has been exâ€" perimenting with kicking bare foot in practice, o o Rookies catching Newbrough‘s eye include defensive linemen Bill Madden and Bill Bryer along with linebacker Jamie Dol. ‘‘They‘re blue chippers," said Newbrough. ‘"‘*Madden‘s been pushing for a starting spot and Laurier place kicker Steve Rainey has been working on his technique barefoot. Richard O‘ ‘Brien photo when the others catch up they‘ll be there too." Bruce Lowe, Randy Pennatt and Waterioo collegiate graduate Bruce Martin are returnees in defensive line positions. Hawks host Concordia Stingers in an exhibition game Saturday at 2 at Seagram Stadium. â€" Waterloo 886â€"2950 Nearly New Women‘s Fall & Winter Fashions; Coats, Dresses, Suits, Blouses, Skirts and Sportswear. Children‘s Clothing and Outerwear to sizes 14. Infants Wear & Maternity Wear. All clothing must be in excellent condition, recent styling. Please limit to 20 articles at a time â€" on hangers please. Take Ip Hours: _ Tues.â€"Fri. 10â€"3:30 p.m. Sat. 10â€"12:30 p.m. GLENBRIAR HOME HARDWARE 262 Weber St. North BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Throughout Waterloo Region last year there were a total of 207 pedestrian accidents, many of which involved children under the age of 13, _ September 2 â€" 5 is School Pedestrian Safety Week Learn the difference between BRAKE and BREAK! More than 65,000 students are returning to school throughout Waterloo Region who want a lifetime to learn the difference. While driving through a school zone. please BRAKE for children. They are fragile, they BREAK casilv. SALE STARTS SEPTEMBER 16TH REâ€"OPENING Tuesday, Sept. 9 â€" 10 a.m. For Takeâ€"Ins Only NOW ACCEPTING ON CONSIGNMENT watch for children running out between parked cars obevy Nearly New Shop Please, BRAKE don‘t BREAK MAY COURT _ Regular Hours Tues.â€"Sat. 104 714 Belmont Ave. W., Kitchener 7145â€"4412 school bus drivers crossing guards student safety patrols g= & dOn 1 t xX BREAK! offer expires September 27 /86 KEYS CUT Waterloo 886â€"2990 ONTARIO SEED HOME HARDWARE 16 King St. South