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â€"_ PRGE 34 â€" WATERLOO OMRORICLE WEDWNESDY AUly 13. 1883 1+ J L" § wiih exery soil of coler tikm devealoped and printed haes« All Câ€"41 110 1%6 135 and Disc Fiklmes both Reguiar and Supersice . "The Sooter the Better"® is Yours" at the time of tiim developing Waterioo . _ Staniey Park LSquare Mail 886â€"1740 893â€"7120 T ‘®: (P{id# Q: Q‘; %‘ &"”Ifi ibetwean Weatmount and Fiecher /Fiatimang) TO i\ ° MORE (OMP ARE DPR APDNMBELAME Y AEAY GPEA MOMN.. WED .. SAT . 9:2046 PM THIRSDAY 4£ FRIDAY 930 aa~® pm 142â€"3561 Second Set of Witt third in Sudbury marathon Jennifer McEiroy proved her wmettie and towk ber share of the Esso Youth Champtonships in Win _ McEiroy wok goids in the 106 and »W mewt freesiyie M% and 400 The !}â€"vesro@id member of the Kegion ol Watericos Swim Club took five gaids . a siiver and a bronze and youth team tw compete in Blackpooi . England. a\ the Esso nattonal age group champiwaships Augusi 813. Three Waerioos run Witt came in eighth | jp 3: 24 53 mers compeled in lhe over the X mile. 365 recesat Vuyageur Mara _ yard course in a time of Toronto‘s Andrew thon im Sudbury. with 247 33 Gordon Rice Jones won the race, Wayme Witt finishing mwas Z#th in 2 .17 and completing the course best anmong Use Uho Cecil Thurme was 6lat iD 2: 25.46 Stingers grab first victory The â€"Wamwrioo mous _ evening for their first Waterivo goals were qulo bumger> deleated _ win of the searon i6 s»cored by Danielle Clarkson Furmes 21 at Golden Morseshoe Thompson and Mi bechie! Park Thurydas _ leagiute woucer chelle Leiher. Clarkson # held a werritorial edge Big weekend :.:. :; Stingers‘ defence. led by goalie Andrea Jal bert, fullback Brooke or ec er Miine â€" and â€" midfieider Darka Tchir. played Burt lmecker ol the Waterioo Cycluaug Club had a big weeckend at the OGntanmo ©ycling champrnsmips in S>ud bury ROW‘s McEilroy superb at youth championships lmecker rode a § ki oaneter time trial in 51 25. the best ume among vewrans 35 and back. She also received best stroke awards for breaststroke and sprint mediey and 200 butrerfy and swam in the consolation finais of the 200 individua! mediey Jennifer McPherson competed in the alternate 3# free Tim Doherty , another ROW swim Her silver came in the 100 back Don‘t fool in the pool The Canadien Red Crose Society PLAY IT SAFE! in the play but the Stingers‘ defence. led by goalie Andrea Jal bert, fullback Broouke Miine â€" and â€" midfielder Darka Tchir. played strongly and continual 1y frustrated the Clark on altackers btingers‘ next home goeme is Thursday against Oakville at 7 p.m at Bechtel Park bood doneor is a rare bird. $sA The league would like t thank all participants who provided the high level of competition and fun this year Peewees roll a# in Ontario Cup Brad MHaelzle soured three times Saturday afternoun to lead Waterloo minor peewee AAA Carget Cleaning to a 4â€"2 win over Brantford Cobras in Ontario Cup play at Seagram Sladi uin . The | game â€" was | theâ€" opener of a_ soceer duubleheader, played before the Waterico Ath leucs hosted Gueiph Barzutti in the final game Other mémbers of the Kocke are Paul Van Oorschat, â€" Bob Uromevic, Andy. Hofer, Doug Schust. Wayne MHummel Brock Furlong and Kich Nemesvari MHaelzle seored all his goals in the second half afuer Glen Spark scored in the first half to ie the game at 11 \din earher games. Wateriov defeated Brant ford 32 Thursday in league play after beatiny Woolwich by a similar 3â€"2 seure â€" Scuut Schindler. John Stix and Spark scored for Waterloo. which received good goaltending from Joe Germann in both games agains! Brantford The same trio Stix, Spark and Schindler diad the goals against Woolwich Rocketing to the top the month Dave Drago Thursday Labatt‘s rep Pat Archer made presenâ€" tation to Waterioo Expos player of RICHâ€"CRAFT INTERIORS [ am | ~â€" VISIT OVR tm ) wew SHOWROOMS TOP PLAYER 274 Marsiang Drâ€", Wataorioq FOR ALL YOUR WAS ae 0n ty to serve you belte; un »Uadie«