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Dean DeSilva played his last game as a Waterloo Siskin over a month ago. _ â€" Thg awards, however, keep coming. The Siskins sent the 21â€"yearâ€"old centre on his way with five trophies at their banquet Friday night at Albert McCormick areâ€" Besides picking up awards as top goal scorer and point getter, DeSilva got the nod as team MVP. He picked up another pair of awards as mmost popular and most gentlemanly player. DeSilva takes the silver _Standard PJ) PAlg!S. WINDSHIELDS Roman Hatashita of the Kâ€"W Asahi Judo Club won the gold medal in the â€"71kg senior men‘s division at the Canadian National Judo Championships in Vancouver. The 23â€"yearâ€"old Waterloo native won all five of his matches. He was also presented with his third degree black belt during the closing ceremonies. Hatashita started tramlnx in judo at the age of 11. He won the Canadian junior title in 1985 and placed second in the senior national championships. â€"He won bronzes at the 1986 and 1988 Canadian Nationals and the silver at the 1988 Canadian Olympic qualifier. _With his new Canadian title, Hatashita will represent Canada at the 1989 world judo championships as well as the 1989 Pan: Am Games. â€" â€" _ Hatashita hasâ€"also. worked in support of the Twin City gymnastics and judo training centre which is proposed for 1990. § Through the years, Hatashita‘s coaches have included his father John, former Canadian champion Wayne Erdman and Asahi head coach Bob Zettl. ita tak «ires Stakes _ Iat_aShllta rtlakes. g°|d’. set to go on j ational championship | long weekend We have huge reductions on discontinued styles, colours, factory seconds, unfinished, imperfects and overruns. 40 SPRUCE ST., PARIS MON. to FRI. 9 to 9 442â€"3118 SAT. 9 to 4:30 FOLDING TABLES "â€"1 VUIV Y EACH 60" x 27" WITH METAL LEGS REPAIRED * AND * REPLACED FOR ALL YOUR AUTO GLASS NEEDS FACTORY OUTLET $70.00 STILL THE SAME GREAT SERVICE AT 385 WEBER ST. N. WATERLOO 747â€"9311 44 WALNUT ST. KITCHENER 579â€"3900 Double award winners were Bob Shelp, Don Oberle and Matt Zilinskas. Shelp was named best defensive player as well as best defenceâ€" man. Oberle was the best playoff performer as well as the player contributing the most on and off the ice. Zilinskas was the unsung hero and the best player coming from Waterloo minor hockey. Goalie Greg Dreveny was rookâ€" ie of the year and Shawn Way got the nod as most improved player. trainer‘s award. Mike MacKay picked up the Sires Both of the top twoâ€"yearâ€"old. pacing colts in last season‘s Laâ€" batt‘s Blue Ontario Sires Stakes program are expected to be in action Monday when the 1989 OSS season gets underway at Elmira Raceway, Rock N General, owned by James Reid of Kincardine and part of the "Bud" Fritz stable, won his 1989 qualifying debut by a whopping 30 lengths recently at Orangeville Raceway. $79,847 in the provincial stakes program last season. But judging by Young Coal‘s :68.2 final half in his recent Mohak qualifying debut, last seaâ€" son‘s fastest juvenile is also ready to do battle. bed blviiniadincantctchidsAd l{;.; N General captured a lifetime mark of 1:58.1 over Flamboro Downs while earning Trained by Michael Brown and in reign to Jim Ritchie, Young Coal established a new track record for freshman pacers at Mohawk last summer with a time of 1:56.2. Over two dozen colts are exâ€" pected in Elmira at the initial OSS event of the year, likely necessitating four divisions. Elmira Raceway‘s holiday Monâ€" day racing package opens with a 1:30 p.m. post time. The Mercey Brothers are scheduled to perâ€" form after the races. Tickets at $4 a person will be available at the track. kanngeoy‘s) kitchen open 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. Monday thru Saturday Specializing in rolled ribs, wiener schnitzel, pigtails, fresh fish. Full Catering Services Hall Available Entertainment Every Fri. and Sat. Night in the Country Tradition. 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