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Four skaters from the Kâ€"W Skating Club qualified for the Canadian championships in Ottawa at the central Canadian divisional championships in Brandon, Man. Leading the way was Martin Smith, who placed first in senior dance along with partner Melanie Cole. Karrie Shepherd and Peter MacDonald were second in novice dance and Lance Vipond was fourth among novice men. The Kâ€"W Skating Club also sent three teams to the Lake Placid International precision skating championship and the senior Kweens On Ice, coached by Kathy Mackowski, tood the bronze medal. The intermediate Diamonds On Ice were fourth and the Kâ€"W Krystals, a masters team, also competed. LARGE INDOOR: SHOWROOMS The Canadian championships take place the first week in Februâ€" 112% KING st. sourn WATERLOO BB6â€"52 by J. Fenwick Landsdowne Call or Come in Today For Spring Installation SUPERIOR MEMORIALS PDR PICTURE FRAMES (across from Waterloo Town Square) _A â€" YOUNG DRIVERS | /\\v YOUNG DRIVER 528 Victoria St. N.. Kitchener (Beside Weston Bakeries) 7456136 ‘19° 118 King St. N. Waterioo (next to Kentucky Fried Chicken) PERM SPECIAL Canada‘s New 1986 YOUR MEMORIAL SHOULD BE ORDERED NOW Smith leads Kâ€"W skaters â€" Knights romp over Raiders {includes wash, cut, blow dry and more) Order Deadline January 31, 1987 for new clients Next Course JAN. 31st/87 SAVE $20.00 Surprise! You‘re being treated to some unexpected savings this weekend! We can‘t tell you exactly what you‘ll save onâ€"(that will spoil the surprise!) There‘s bO"OOflS & c|owns, Saturday only, 10 to 4 p.m. 8 a% OUNT in W 50 Westmount Road North At Erb, Waterioo i Shop Mon.â€"Tues.â€"Sat. 9:30 a.m.â€"6 p.m.; Wed.â€"Thur.â€"Fri. 9:30 a.m.â€"9 p.m. Savings Are Poppin‘ Up All Over Biuevale collegiate‘s senior basketball Knights are taking a break for exams on a winning note following an 80â€"46 win over KCI Raiders last Wednesday. The win gives Knights an 8â€"2 record, good for second place behind St. Jerome‘s Lions (10â€"0) in the Waterloo County high school league. But they‘ve played more games than the teams from nonâ€"semestered schools and they‘ll be watching out for teams such as Cameron Heights Golden Gaels (6â€"0). _ _ Waterloo collegiate Vikings were scheduled to play host"to Forest Heights Trojans last Wednesday but the date of that game has been changed to Feb. 5. At BCI, Knights charged into a 41â€"17 halftime lead and coach Bob Pagan praised the intensity and team effort of his players. ‘"We attacked very well initially," said Pl;:;"":hc:t'nadndnodmw in ry ause we sm for exams." Knights don‘t play r league game until Feb. 3 when they travel to Cambridge to meet Preston Panthers. Harry Kemperman led Knights with 20 points. Cam Thomas and Gavin Sletha:g each scored 16. Venroy Marshail netted 11 and Tony Marshall scored nine. "It was a sustained effort," said Pagan. ‘‘They wanted to keep playing at the same level and they were able to keep playing at that level." Darren Richmond and Bob Hack! each had 10 points for Raiders. Vikings host Goiden Gaels Thursday at With over 50 stores and services including Eaton‘s, Mr. Grocer and Bargain Harold‘s.