ment. ' it" exhit rloo ener. efeated l if exhibition games the rloo teams split with ener. The petites efeated Wilson Avenue arena " and the Kitchener tweens downed Waterloo 6-5. The Waterloo belles ring- ette team took one of two games in a toumament in Hamilton on the weekend. The belles defeated Mt. Kiwanis of Hamilton 7-0 but dropped their second game to Kitchener 11-10. A team from the province of Quebec defeated Kitch- ener " to win the touma- It WHEEL CHAIRS Linda Simpson ted the 1. In order to assist us in the organization of classes for the fall term, parents who are public school sup- porters living in Waterloo County and whose children are eligible for enrolment in Kindergarten in Septem- ber. 1972, are requested to register them at the public school in their neighbourhood on the following dates: Tuesday, March 28.1972 -1:00p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 29, 1972 - 9:00 am. to ll :30 am. 2. A child must be five years of age as of December 31, 1972 to be eligible to be registered for Kinder- garten in September, 1972. 3. Proof of age will be required in the form of a birth certificate, and insurance policy-issued in the year of birth. or a passport 4. Parents are requested to bring their Kindergarten children to the school at the time of registration. 5. If further information is required, please consult the principal of the public school in your district. F.W. Stiefelmeyer. Chairman General Information see our showroom dismay or phone for home consulta tron by a quahhed representative Authorized Dealer for Everest th Jennings Canadian Ltd Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 - Saturday 10:00 to 4:00 THE WATERLOO COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION 1972 Belles lose in Hamiltoriringette tournament lhtertUrnmr SUPPLIES UM"!!! 663 King W., Kitchener (Opposite Louisa) 9Iajor menial Sales - Rentals - Repairs DIAL 579-6200 In the houseleague petite division the Bob Cats and the Wildcats tied li-il. Sue Shantg scored seven for the Bob Cats; Stephanie Clerk, two; Laura Ackryl and Cathy Slouthouber, one Bonnie Strathearn scored four goals for Kitchener tweens. Kim Hergott and Bonnie Wilfong had one each. Janet Lanteinge and Kathy Schnarr each scored twice for Waterloo and Lori Kipp, once. Waterloo scorers in the petite game with four goals. Sue Shane scored three; Brenda Dunneil and Debbie Shana, one each. RA. Cruickshank. Director of Education. The Red Tigers defeated the Cougars 10-4 in tween: play. Janet Lanteigne and Lori Pringle scored three each for the Red Tigers; Heather Robertson, two; Heather Totzke and Diane Wolfe, one each. Jane Grainger, Lori Kipp, Sally Jacobs and Laura Johnson were the Cougar marks- women. The Panthers downed the Cobras 14-12 in the bel- les game. Kris Wojnowski scored six for the Panthers; Yvonne Coombs, three; Rhonda Derbecker, Jamie Hanley, Cathy Gough, Brenda Strassburger and Karen Winkler, one each. seven Wildcat goats; Brenda Dmnell, three; Gilda Hanley, one. 7 Sue Pallas scored seven for the Cobras; Arlene Hart- man, three; Christine Die- mert and Joanne Ford, one each. Waterloo has entered a lb st,:; This expo" engine analysis I: a Owe $6.95 value. Spot motor problems before they leave you walking and cost you s S ' (,',ij,'i', Good old (llli'. "tr,',"', fresh air. team in the Etobicoke tween: mumament April tt and 9. About 15 teams will play. 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