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_ Water safety program Red Cross Water Safety Week officially ended June 8th, but water safety efâ€" forts will continue locally throughout the summer. To date, a highlyâ€"sucâ€" cessful â€" instruction _ proâ€" gram along with an enterâ€" taining theatrical skit have been presented in the grade schools throughout Waterâ€" loo County. And, a series of nine pubâ€" lic seminars on ‘"Backyard Pool Safety"‘ had a total 16 Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, June 26, 1974 attendance of just over 100 At Rich Tread we think â€"__ beautiful floors are the foundation of good decorating. Swim Visit our showroom and see what we mean. We‘re serious about the best. Lower Mail Call Us Now! 884â€"2900 Dressmaking and Alterations Ask About Our Chronicle Special «\ifg Dress Shop 7145 â€" 8951 This musical comedy has been written _ especially for children up to the age of 10 years and is designâ€" ed to both entertain and inâ€" struct the audience on how to be safe in the water. During the months of July and August the theaâ€" trical group that has been presenting the Watgr Safeâ€" ty Skit in the schtfis will be presenting a brand new play throughout the area. pool owners from the Twin Cities. _ > Waterloo Square Dr. Chris Barnes (left), University of Waterloo, earth sciences professor; Heather Nyland, assistant secretaryâ€"treasurer, Geotogical Asso:â€" ciation of Canada and Peter Fisher, museum curator, examine fossil specimen. Boxes of rock. fossil and mineral specimens are being given to Waterloo region high schools. The maâ€" terial in the sets has been collected during the past several years by members of the Earth Sciences department. All specimens are repâ€" resentative of the geology of Southern Ontario. Universal Photographic presents ANostalgin®* tz }T T .1 for the & K7R | f bg’de ‘} C Eogestste NB ~â€"today N7 3 UNIVERSAL PHOTOGRAPHIC Book your wedding now and we will include FREE BRIDES BOOK OF SHOWERS Wedding. Portraits. 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Waterloo Canbar‘ Hawk Mosquitos travelled _ to Toronto on Saturday to down St. Andrew Terriers 4 â€" 1 with a fine team effort led by Bob Oberle with two goals and Roy Russell and Tim White with singles. The Atom Waterloo A & A Roadrunners, routed visitâ€" ing Oakvilleâ€"Bronte Legion 9â€"1. FINAL STANDINGS C.N. Weber Waynco Twin City Painting Alfred Grassing â€" Hill & Glasser _ Kâ€"W Ornamental Lron Parkway Ford Clearview Auto Wash Simonâ€"Wood . _ Victoria Electric Boehmers Thackeray Roofing In action Sunday, Waterâ€" loo‘s new Jr. B Squad turned in a fine game as they eliâ€" minated Wexford Severino Volte‘s 3 â€" 1 on a pair of goals from Paul Taylor and a single from Stafford Wenâ€" Minor soccer teams vie for Ontario titles JUNE 18 _ â€" Boehmers _ Parkway Ford Waynco C.N. 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On the previous weekâ€" end, Waterloo teams didn‘t fare so well as the WMSA hosted twentyâ€"three teams for the first annual Waterâ€" loo days invitational minor soccer tournament. ‘ Waterloo bantam Eagles were the only hometown team to win their division, downing The Kitchener â€" Kickers, 2 â€" 0. The Mosâ€" quito Hawks lost a hardâ€" fought decision to the powâ€" erful _ Guelph . Canadians Squad 4 â€" 3, while the Atoms and Pee Wees were eliminatâ€" ed during earlier action. In the Atom division, Georâ€" getown took home the trophy with a 2 â€" 0 decision over Guelph, while saltfleet Pee Wee Goâ€"Aheads swamped a hapless Guelph squad Soccer action will continue at the house league and city levels until midâ€"July, when the house league teams will decide their winners with a championship day on July 13th. 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