$1999 HURHVI This Offer lindn.â€" Navember 20, 1904 Cindy Ward individuals and families throughout Waterloo County Buy your Canada Savings Bonds * Why stand in line? * Call Cindy today! RJ. BcnllKoFinanciql \Corp./First Marathon Securities L1d. Private investment advice to Voluntary Pay Mat t imapadne Kevwi, Fesr Mc i o Shc ui s Ladtms "Last year the players were a little older and mature and I really didn‘t have to motivate them that much. This season, we have a lot of young players who are still trying to make the (junior B) adjustment and I‘m finding that there‘s more to it this year," said Beaupre, one of four remaining Chad Beaupre had a difficult decision to make even before he lm on the ice this season. Entering his third Beason with the Waterloo Siskins, Beaupre was faced with the dilemma of g?i;-. exploring the mlites of m for coach Wayne Gowing F at Laurier University, " 4%% Both teams call the Mutual Group "* Arena their home and as a secondâ€" * year student at Laurier, he knows i possess many of the same winning f 3 At first, it was a tough decision for | \‘S 3 the 20â€"yearâ€"old, who‘s entering his | * S final season of junior B eligibility. However, in theâ€"end, the St. Clements native believed he made the right decision to finish off his junior days with the Siskins. i . "I had one more season of junior B hockey left, so I though that this _ Siskin Ch extra year would give me a boost in confidence when trying out for the Hawks next year," said Beaupre. For the second consecutive season he has been named the Siskin captain, but this season he believes that his role is more critical than it has been in the past. L. * Beaupre‘s big decision 886â€"2830 R. J. Beatty Financiai CorP 1â€"800â€"263â€"1668 Siskin Chad Beaupre dent teams after it‘s over." However, the past three games the Siskins have only been able to score a mere six goals after tying the Kitchener Dutchmen 2â€"2, Cambridge Winter Hawks 3â€"3, while edging the Owen Sound Greys 1â€" 0 on Sunday night in Waterloo. Beaupre believes that there‘s no need to push the panic button due to the lack of scoring. In fact, the right winger looks at the team‘s goalsâ€"againstâ€"averâ€" age over the past three games and sees a Siskin team working as a complete unit in keeping the goalsâ€"againstâ€"average down to a respectable level. "When you look at the fact that there are only four of us left from two seasons ago, I guess it‘s good to have a high turnover rate on a team. To me, it means that the club is doing something right to get the players promoted to higherâ€"calibre teams." This season Beaupre, on the line with centre Chad Chipchase and left winger Colin Schmidt, has scored six goals and added four assists and he‘s well on his way of breaking his 10â€"goal 3 output of last season.. Over Forty Stores and Services WESTMOUNT ROAD NORTH AT ERB STREET, WATERLOO Mondayâ€"Wednesday, Saturday to 6:00 p.m.; Thursday & Friday to 9:00 p.m.; Sunday 11â€"5 p.m In looking ahead, Beaupre and the Siskins are bracing for a big week when they hit the road tonight to meet the leagueâ€"leading Elmira Sugar Kings, followed by a Friday night contest in Stratford against the secondâ€"place Cullitons. There will be little time to relax as the sevâ€" enthâ€"place Orangeville Crushers arrive at the Albert McCormich Arena for a 7:30p.m. Sunday conâ€" "I know the gap between us and first place is about three points and I hope we come out of this a confiâ€" s Children‘s Costume Contest â€" Ages 7 and under â€" Ages 8 and over . Everyone who enters will receive a Halloween Prize! = Trick or Treating in participating stores. * Vote for your favourite pumpkin! ® Free coffee (compliments of Timothy‘s Coffees of the World) for any parent who brings their child. _ FALLOWEEN BLOCK PARTY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 MAGIC SHOW with Jack Heeren â€" 2 p.m. HEBEREREEIIGOROOIIIO 6 WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1994 â€" PAGE 35 PLACE â€"