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Cfifii"iicle 886â€"2830 News ideas? Call us The Engineering Committee of the Regional: Municipality of Waterloo will be considering a recomâ€" mendation for intersection improvements to provide turn; lanes on University Avenue at Lincoln Road and Dale: Crescent in the City of Waterloo at its regular meeting to! be held at approximately 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday. July! 7. 1999 in the Council Chambers, Regional Administration _ Building, 150 Frederick Street, Kitchener, Ontario. If you wish to appear as a delegation to the Engineering Committee Meeting to provide comâ€" ments and input with respect to the recommended alternative, please contact Karen Wood at 575â€"4464 not later than Friday. July 2. 1999. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 300 of the Municipal Act, R.S.0. 1990, the Council of the Regional Municipality of Waterloo will be considering a proposed byâ€"law to adopt the plans for the above noted widening of University Avenue in the City of Waterloo. at its regular meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 14, 1999 in the Council Chambers. Regional Administration Building. 150 Frederick Street, Kitchener, Ontario. The proposed byâ€" law can be viewed at the Regional Clerk‘s Office on or after July 12. 1999 Get your bass up here and pick out your strategies AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Regional Council will hear in person, or by his or her counsel, solicitor, or agent, any p;:r\nn who clarms that his or her land will be prejudicially affected hy the sind byâ€"law and who has applied to he heard at the Regional Council meeting If you wish to appear as a delegation to the Regional Council Meeting, please contact the Regional Clerk‘s Office at 575â€"4420, not later than Friday, July 9, 1999 Dated at Kitchener this 18th day of June, 1999 Evelyn L. Orth, CMO, CMO 2 _ UNIVERSITY AVENUE *) INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS *) _ AT LINCOLN ROAD AND ;u DALE CRESCENT CITY OF WATERLOO IS OPEN JUNE 26th REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO 10 Wyman Road WATERLOO, ONT. Just North of Conestoga Mail, off King St 746â€"2650 WERE TALKIN FISHIN HERE! " RAINBOW SPORTS | Regional Clerk Hours: Mon.â€"Tues. 10â€"6 Wed.â€"Fri. 10â€"9 Saturday _ 10â€"5 Sun. gone fishin‘ We care. Volvo 4# I{[I Waterloo Peewees earmed silâ€" ver in the New Hamburg. Fastâ€" ball Tournament on the weekend The Warriors were defeated by Chepstow 6â€"3 in the chariptâ€" onship game Warriors win silver in preparation for O0.A.S.A at Hillside After opeming with a 6â€"0 win over St. Pauls. the Wamnors fell into the losers‘ bracket of the eightâ€"team doubleâ€"knockout tournament, with a 124 loss to Elmira. Waterloo then bounced back with victones over New Hamâ€" burg 6â€"0, Bramalea 6â€"5, and Elmira 8â€"2, advancing to the finals. The Warmors next tournaâ€" ment will be this weekend (June 25â€"27}, when they host the O .A S.A Peewee Eliminations. The winner of this 23â€"team, doubleâ€"knockout tournament will advance to the Canadian Championships in Newfoundâ€" land in August. The tournament starts Friday eali p.m. at Hillside Park. z+4 BB _ 92 LODGE ST., WATERLOO 725â€"8643 Everything Must Go! CCM SKYHAWK aAmeas mree â€"FAIRW NOW TENT SALE A DAVS ! ll Em mume 25%,08, 11 PIECE e yc asp COLSU ow ‘29" l'?"{:‘ gg‘l‘: now ‘189" pyau®el| § SIPIN115 3 S SJPI111§ 3 < oL This week‘s Chronicle team of the week is the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Bantam boys lacrosse team called Kâ€"W United. The Kâ€" W United team captured gold at the 1999 Ontario Field Lacrosse Championships in Brampton May 23, in their firstâ€"ever seaâ€" son. In the championship game, Kâ€"W and Burlington jockeyed for the lead in the first quarter, ending it in a 3â€"3 tie. United then turned up their running game and took advantage of a sluggish Burlington defence to score six straight goals in the next two quarters. With the game well in hand, the teams traded goals in the fourth quarter with Kâ€"W ending up with an 11â€"5 victory. The team opened up the provinâ€" cial tournament with a tough 5â€"4 win over a very disciplined Peterborough team. Kâ€"W United fell 9â€"6 against Burlington before bouncing back for an 8â€" 00 c« a e c al+. REGINA ST. KING ST WEBER ST FAIRWAY AFS n 1 romp over St. Catharines. The Kâ€"W boys faced a tough Toronto Beaches team in the semifinal. The teams were tied 7â€"7 at the end of regulation. At 1:47 of the extra frame, the United team took advanâ€" tage of a turnover to score the winning goal and set up the final. Members of the Kâ€"W United Bantam Boys Lacrosse team, pictured above, are: (front row, left to right) James Reid, Stephen Cormack, Josh Russell, Mike Poulin, (second row) Alex Aubrey, Nathan Clayton, Eric Martin, Greg Juniper, Joel Wilson, (third row) Alan Downey, Justin Smith, Luke Pinder, Troy Hazzard, Brady Campbell, Ryan Benesch, (back row) Butch Shantz, Kelsey Orth, Phil Wetherup, Brad Mulholâ€" land, Tyler Rimmer and Steve Donnely. Absent from the photo was coach Colin Doyle.