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ROW coach Allison Loucas will join a contingent of five coaches for the tour team. Dean Boles The three swimmers were seâ€" lected on the basis of their performances at the Ontario Long Course age group champiâ€" onships over the weekend in Etobicoke. Far Westerns is the largest age group swim meet in the U.S. Region of Waterlioo Swim Club members Stephen Huiford, Kara Bowman and Sue Smith were selected to a 24â€"member Ontario tour team to participate in the Far Western swimming champiâ€" onships in San Jose, California, July 31 â€" Aug. 3. A select team of Waterloo baseball players from the senior Tigers, junior Expos and midget Warriors will play an exhibition game with the players who have been involved with Baseball Canada‘s youth training camp that has been going on at Bechtel Park since July 14. with Spanish sauce BEEE TIPS 595 SCHNITZEL The game is set for Friday at 7 at Bechtel. Show up before the crowd and we‘ll show you CGolby C onontnmmmmminan t Ces Above dinners include soup of the day, baked potato with sour cream, garlic bread, butter EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIALS + 4 TO 6 MON. THRU FRI Hulford, Bowman, Smith qualify for tour team Waterloo ‘selects‘ to meet youth team Hulford, 14, smashed his own Ontario record in the 200 butterâ€" fly in 2:09.37, just eightâ€"tenths of a second off the Canadian record that has stood for eight years. Earlier on Friday he missed the Ontario and national record in the 100 fly by only nine oneâ€"hunâ€" dredths of a second. The 14â€"yearâ€"old Smith came was third in the 100 metre backstroke and fourth in the 200 back. l Smith and Huilford each won two events while Bowman, 13, u{,s chosen for this but has to stay to train the national swimâ€" mers. STEAK HOUSE 598 LANCASTER ST. W KITCHENER CHICKEN _ _ CORDON BLEU _ | "* wWHITE FISH FILLETS ; 579â€"4050 with seafood sauce 95 95 The three ROW swimmers will <‘join 11 other ROW members for the Canadian Summer Nationals in Edmonton following the Onâ€" tario tour. Results for ROW swimmers are as follows: Girls 10 and under Andrea Nicholls â€" 3rd 200 breast, Tth 100 breast. Boys 10 and under Paul Fabian â€" 6th 100 breast, 6th 200 breast. Girls 13â€"14 Sue Smith â€" ist 200 IM, ist 400 IM, 2nd 100 breast, 1st 200 breast, 4th 100 fly, 7th 200 fly. Kara Bowman â€" 4th 200 back, 3rd 100 back, 4x50 free relay â€" Tth, 4x50 medliey relay â€" 5th. Boys 13â€"14 Stephen Huiford â€" 1st 100 fly, 1st 200 fly, 3rd 100 back, 2nd 200 IM, 2nd 400 IM, 3rd 400 free. John Dolynchuk â€" 3rd 1500 free, 6th 400 IM, 7th 200 free, 7th 400 free. Dan Nedelko â€" 6th 100 fly, 8th 200 fly, 4x50 free relay â€" 7th, 4x50 mediey relay â€" Tth. Boys 11â€"12 Simon Elmitt â€" 8th 100 back. All told, 23 ROW swimmers competed in Etobicoke. The meet attracted 539 swimmers from 50 clubs across Ontario. within threeâ€"tenths of a second of the Ontario record in the 400 individual mediey. Hulford was runnerâ€"up for the boys 13â€"14 high points award and Smith won the girls 13â€"14 title. UNIFORMS «0 £ 24 654430 SCRUB DRESSES $ 1 997 PANTSUITS, DRESSES 32'997 NIGHTLY 7 & 9 P.M. â€" _ srutau MATINEE SUN. 2 P.M. viorence ‘"MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE*"* FRIGHTENING SCENES ‘"FERRIS BUELLER‘S DAY OFF" BOX OFFICE OPENS 8 P.M. â€" STARTS DUSK â€" SORRY NO CHILDREN ADMITTED SIGOURNEY WEAVER COARSE LANGUAGE STARTS FRIDAY â€" STEPHEN KING‘S ROB LOWE STARTS FRIDAY rosin wicuiams ‘‘*CLUB PARADISE" OPENS 8 P.M. â€" STARTS DUSK â€" CHILDREN unper 13 rree _ "eARNERSIANE | ALIENS" & "BACHELOR PARTY" ROBJN WILIAMS ~CLUB PARADISE 2MD HIT ~POLICE ACADEMY 3~ (ADULT ACCOMPANIMENT) BOMUS FRI SAT CHEVY CHASE ~EUROPEAN VACATION (ADULT ACCOMPANINTNT) OPENS B P M. â€" STARTS DUSK â€" CHHDREN UNDER 13 YEARS FREE "HAUNTED HONEYMOON®"~ KARATE KID 2" & "LABYRINTH NIGHTLY AT 7 & 9:30 P.M. â€" MATINEE SUNDAY 2 P.M. "ALIENS" â€" THE NEW MOVIE GENE WILDER â€" GILDA RADNER â€" DOM DELUISE "BACK TO SCHOOL®" "ABOUT LAST NIGHT" HELD OVER â€" 7TH WEEK HELD OVER â€" 3RD WEEK HELD OVER â€" 7TH WEEK NIGHTLY AT 7 AND 9:10 P.M. NIGHTLY AT 7 AND 9:10 P.M. Nightly at 7 and 9 pm HELD OVER â€" 3RD WEEK NIGHTLY AT 7 & 9 P.M ‘ APPLICATION LAWN CARE Call 884â€"3498 Ph TEFANSON Appetizer: Homemade Soup or choice of Salad Beverage: Coffee or Tea NIGHTLY AT 7 & 9 P.M. Entre@: A selection of delicious entrees to just $9.95 Dessert: Pies, Cakes and F uit Cups from our complete meal deal menu. A Family Tradition of Quality and Service STARTS FRIDAY WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY It all adds up... Mon.â€"Thurs. 5 p.m. â€" closing For outstanding vailue, ask for the complete meal deal tonight _ 115 Fountain Street S., Cambridge â€" 653â€"5709 450 King Street North, Waterloo â€" 888â€"6500 HELD OVER PRAY LTD, MIDNIGHT SHOW SATURDAY â€" JULY 26 ‘*PRINCE UNDER THE CHERRY MOON® (A.A.) KNOTTY| PINE RESTAURANT . JLY 23, 1986 â€" PAGE 35 | finaunt | | V euipance | COARSE LANGUAGE (tn S Slmea ( maela; GuUIDANCE qnNMs GuipANCE PARE®‘A Gutpart SWEARING se mt mt