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By Terry James Simona Skarecky, of 543 LynneBrook Place in Waterâ€" loo, thought it would be fun to take part in the Olympics. Much to her surprise her wish came true. Around the first of June she received 3 phone call from Ottawa informing her that she had been chosen to be one of the Olrvmpic torch bearers. Rotary Club directors Due to incomplete inâ€" formation supplied to The Chronicle, the names of two directors were left off a story about the Kitchâ€" ener Rotary Club election in the July 7 issue. The additional two diâ€" rectors who took office July 1 are Glenn McFadden and Pete McBryde. Page 20 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 14, 1976 EXPERT PAINTING Waterloo girl will bear an Olympic torch FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE PHONE 742â€"2834 Caulking Specialists Eavestroughs Replaced. McArthur was a writer of considerable note in southwestern Ontario. His home of white oak and walnut logs, has been completely restored and furnished with pieces typical of the day. Five McArthur children slept in the upstairs. The home is typical of rural Ontario architecture in that era. A number of original manuscripts, family pictures, etc., may be seen at the home in Pioneer Village. Historic points of interest in Doon Pioneer Village Peter MCArthur Home ~1835 Sometime in May, Simona read an article in the Kâ€"W Record asking for ~ people who were interested in being a torch bearer. She sent in her application and the next thing she knew she had been chosen. According to Simona, it was as simple as that. The Skarecky family will leave for Cornwall on Friâ€" day, July 16, so that Simona can meet with Olympic ofâ€" ficials at 4 a.m. on Saturday. She will run sometime beâ€" tween 6 a.m. and 9: 30 a. m. "Each runner runs one kilometre and they have their own torch," she said. ‘"I will light my torch from the person behind me." "I stand a good chance of being the youngest." said Simona. °I only turned 15 yesterday .‘ j Simona will run the 23rd kilometre from Cornwall to Kingston. f 51 Benton Street, Kitchener, Ontario Phone 742â€"4481 The applicants had to be 15 years and over. @clreiterâ€"Randrock FUNERAL HOME Simona â€" explained â€" that two torches in Ottawa will be lighted by the torch in Athens Greece by satellite. Both torches are to be lightâ€" ed at the same time and one will be carried to Montreal and one to Kingston where the yachting events take place. $ The torches are to arrive in both places at the same time. Because the trip to Kingston is longer, one torch will sleep on Mount Royal for a day so this can be achieved. * Simona is a grade 10 stuâ€" dent at Waterloo Collegiate and she is very active in sports. She placed first in the junior division on the balance beam for the Twin Cities and fourth in the Central Western Ontario Secondary School Associaâ€" tion (CWOSSA) this past year. Simona also takes part in track and freld, swimming,. volleyball and basketball. She is presently participatâ€" ing in a gymnastics day camp in Cambridge. Although Simona is not staying for the Olympics this weekend, she and her family have tickets for some of the events on July 24, 25 and 26. She is looking forâ€" ward to both her trips to the Olympics. Taking part in the Olymâ€" pics will be an experience she will never forget. Simona Skarecky, 15, of Lynnebrook Place in Waterioo,. sports the uniform she will be wearing when she runs with the Olympic torch on Saturday, July 17. Miss Skarecky will run the 23rd kilometre between Kingston and Cornâ€" wall. Driving is a convenience that you should not be without ... so see us about lessons. Our experienced instructors will teach you the safe easy way. Be Proud You Can Drive Correctly. Be A Qualified Driver in 3 Short Weeks Professional, Licensed and Certified Instructors. with latest model, large or small cars for your convemience Complete Collision And Refinishing Service DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL 745â€"4901 612 King St. East, Kitchener CALL US NOW AT Lâ€"T1â€"D 745â€"4901 By Dennis Rioux . Waterloo won its third straight game last Thursâ€" day shutting out the Guelph Allâ€"Stars 4â€"0. Waterloo was led by ace rightâ€"hander Don Beaupre who registered his second straight victory, hurling a oneâ€"hitter. He allowed only three walks while striking out 13 Guelph batters. In his last 18 innings, Beaupre has yet to give up a run and has allowed only three hits. He has struck out 31 batâ€" ters. Waterloo‘s attack against Guelph was led by Brad Schnurr and Guy Pfaff who each batted in two runs. Waterloo and Guelph are now tied for third place in the league. They are oneâ€" half game from the second place team . The linescore for the game is as follows. Guelph _ 000 000 000 0 1 1 Waterloo ZD0 00L 10X 4 7 2 Ferguson (L) and Jennings Beaupre (W) and Geisel Bantams overpower Guelph Waterloo will see action this weekend in the Scarâ€" borough â€" Bantam _ Tourna:â€" ment On Tuesday, July 20. the team will meet Guelph again in the Royal City R HE