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PAGE 30 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY JUNE 7, 1989 over 2,000 dance band arrangements, 500 high school pieces, 6 major works, 52 original compositions, entire scores for musicals. Mike is truly Professor Thiele‘s greatest protege. Roundup Auxiliary Kâ€"W Hospital volunâ€" teer Marg Smith confirms the Nearly New Sale final tally is just over $13,000 and not the estimate of $18,000 which we earlier reported â€" sreat effort ladies Kevin Schnurr is Bergauer then obtained his educational speâ€" cialist diploma in music and eventually became the Instrumental coordinator of 40 Separate schools. Along the way Mike married his lovely wife, Adieâ€"Jane Fraser, and their children Michelle, Valerie, Michael and Tony, are all musicians today. In addition to teaching, Bergauer founded the first Music Day Camp in Canada and started and conducted the Kâ€"W Junior Symphony (now the Youth Orchestra in the Centre. Mike also formed 10 dance bands and at one point had six different bands going it the same time. As an author, he has written Waterloo‘s own Mike Bergauer was given a standing ovation at the end of his 205th and final high school concert recently just before he retires in June. Known as Mr. Music and the Lester Lanin of Canadian bands, there was a time in the ‘70s when you could dance to one of his six orchestras almost every night of the week. Mike was musically inclined and at age 10 his father bought him a battered old trumpet. The famous Professor Thiele took Mike under his wing and at age 11 with his first pair of long pants, played his first cornet solo at the Waterloo park weekly Sundayâ€"night concert. At age 15, Bergauer started his own orchestra which became the youngest Profesâ€" sional Dance Band in Canada. It wasn‘t long before the band was playing over 200 nights a vear. In high school, Mike was very active at St. Jerome‘s where he received the first Honor J and the city‘s Citizenship Award of the year on his graduation. A tribute to Bergauer At Stanley‘s we believe that each customer deserves a great tasting, wholesome meal. Every item on our menu is prepared the oldeâ€"fashioned way using only /“r)esh, nutritious ingredients. Our burgers are made with 100% pure beef, allâ€"natural spices, no added preservatives and are served on bakery fresh buns. We take pride in putting only the best into everything we make. Experience the Difference of a Fresh Home Made Burger The Stanley Burger Philosophy 210 King St. N. Waterloo joining the real estate office of his famous hockey star father, Bobby . . . . Ben Crenshaw is quoted in MacLean‘s as saying he is not against electric carts but you play so mush better if you walk the course. He feels you save at least two shots as walking gives you more time to think . ... We were most impressed with the Golf‘s Steak House & Tavern reâ€"openâ€" ing. Waterloo‘s Mike Kanellis and Eugene Simnos did a spectacular recovery job after the disastrous Christmas Eve fire. The view from the new Floridaâ€"style River Room is great .. .. The retired B & P Club continues to grow with Graham Ferguson, Blythwood Rd; James Stickles, Harvard PI; Cedric Watkiss, Linâ€" coln Rd . . . . Hats off to the Kâ€"W Hospital 1989 Long Service Award Recipients of 20 years: Mary Clemens, Joan Conway, Melba Farâ€" rell, Audrey Gray, Ena Honsberger, Gretchen Kingsley, Mary Meijer, Gladys Porter, Eileen Runge, Nina Suttie, Kay Syer, Lois Symons, Alfie Wahl, and Eliâ€" zabeth Waller . . . . Greta Hunsberger of Erb St. Mennonite Church is organizing a scenic bus and boat trip on the Grand River June 26 â€" Details phone 886â€"3570 ... . Local Waterloo golf Pros Mike Martz and Danny Maue lead after the first round of the Pepsi miniâ€"pro tour tying with a 71, and closely followed by Jim Farrelly 72, Jeff Willamson 73, Mark Maue 74, Rob Strahan 76, Berb Rudney 76, Bill Stadey 76, Al Graham 76, and Gary Byrne 16 Gtanley® Ted Rooney Around Town ppoeAA <WS TD " WE yexg" Quality handcrafted childrens wear toys & gifts Infants to teen & in between k MC SMALL WORLD Cool Cottons Children‘s Sundresses, Sunsuits & Sun Bonnets Bridge St "WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET" Friday & Saturday BRINE & WIEBE 24 Dupont St. E. Waterl00 (off Regina St.) 746â€"8 103 373 Bridge St. W. Mon.â€"Fri. 11:00â€"1:00 Sat. 2:00â€"1:00 Waterloo 747â€"3222