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The University of Waterâ€" loo Warriors football team lost a tough one to the Ottawa Gee Gees Saturday to drop to 1â€"2 on the season. The Wartiors had the early 3â€"0 lead in the game, and a 18â€"7 lead/at the half. The University of Waterioo‘s womens fastball team hosted the first league tournament in Waterloo last weekend and finished with a strong 4â€"1 record, scoring 34 runs while only giving up six. The Warriors beat Brock 5â€"1 to open the tourâ€" nament. They then beat Windsor 6â€"1, WLU 11â€"1 (pictured above) and Western 11â€"1. The Warriors‘ only blemish was a tough 2â€"1 loss to the Guelph Gryphons. Nicole Ronald, Alexis Reid and Sara Winter turned in strong pitching performancâ€" es for Waterloo. The affence was sparked by Holly Anstett, Sabrina Chow, Melissa Gomes, Kelley Healey, Sarah Miyata, Stefanie Simap and Ronald. The next fastball tournament is this weekend at York University and U of T. Warriors lose to Gee Gees g@ne ro,/‘ ()4 Re placefl‘e“‘ of Waterioo Swing and a miss " m Contrary to popular belief, 6â€"litre toilets don‘t require additional flushes to equal the performance of older models. In fact, their daily flush patterns are identical, but with lowâ€"flow toilets, you are using an average of 67 per cent less water. saving you up ho 144 litres a day. Replace your inefficient toilets with modern, 6â€"litre models, and save up to $82 and 52.,500 litres of wmater a year. You could also be eligible for a $AQ rebearBe tor each toilet you replace in your home (maximum of three per household). But Ottawa took charge in the second half building a 22â€" 18 lead. A fumble late in the fourth put Ottawa up 29â€"21. Waterâ€" loo cut it to 29â€"24 but ran out of time in their comeback bid. @tush ANDREA BAILEY PHOTO C °& , Granite Club opening The Granite Club recentâ€" ly signed an eightâ€"year agreement with the City of Waterloo for use of this outâ€" standing facility. Granite Club volunteers have been working diligently since Aug. 1 to be ready for the curling season. Grand opening cereâ€" monies will take place from 6â€"7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. Everyone is welcome to visit the club during its twoâ€" week open house which runs from Sept. 20 to Octoâ€" The Open House will feature two free "Introducâ€" tion to Curling" courses as well as a line up of recreâ€" ational curling games for new curlers and old. The Kâ€"W Granite Club is pleased to announce the opening of its new home at the Rink in the Park. Foot Clinic 751 Victoria St. S. Suite 105 _ a @ Recreational and comâ€" petitive leagues are availâ€" able for all ages and skill sets at very affordable prices. Curlers as young as seven and as old as 90 reguâ€" larly curl at the Kâ€"W Granite Club. The Granite Club is committed to curling for senior‘s, youth and the developmentally and physiâ€" cally challenged. Ice time is also available to just "throw some rocks." New members are welâ€" come. For details and course registration, visit the club‘s website at www. kwgranite.com " www.kwgranite.com, or call 742â€"4281. The Kâ€"W Granite Club has been offering curling and recreational programâ€" ming in Waterloo region for more than 75 years. @cC_ foto sourcem "+« «* NOW PROVIDING DIGITAL LAL SERVICES 4 P |Bent s 4* foto source= +. «* from DIGITAL MEDIA High Quality Digital Prints Print From: Compact Flash, Smart Media, * SD, MMC, XD Cards, 5x7 â€" $2.50 ea. CD Memory Stick, or ’Northdal Auto Bodvss%is5 Complete Collision and Retinishing Service \| 430 Albert Street, Waterloo 88 5x7 â€" $2.50 ea. 8x10 â€" $5.00 ea. 11x14 â€" $9.95 ea. 12x18 â€" $9.95 ea. 96 King St. South, Waterioo Tel: 886â€"1320