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The â€" Waterloo _ Ghosts dumped the Kâ€"W Civitans 6â€"3 on Monday during a Midâ€" Westerm â€" Ontario â€" Ladies Fastball league game. A fourâ€"run attack during the third inning gave the Ghosts the extra spark they needed to win the game. Three consecutive singles by Sharon Brenner. Sharon Ratcliffe and Marion Thompâ€" Page 10 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 23, 1975 m Sleepers World Furniture Showroom _Would Like To Thank All Our Customers Who Visited Us During Our Showtime Sale. We Are Now Back To Business At Our Regular Showrooms At 29 University East, Waterloo. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X â€" WATCH FOR OUR NEW LINES ARRIVING DAILY FROM THE RECENT MONTREAL FURNITURE SHOW. NEW LINES BY THESE MANUFACTURES THESE MANUFACTURERS SKLAR, PEPPLER, TOUSSAINT. DECOR. WESTERN. EDGEWOOD, SINGER, BROYHILL, H.P.L. INDUSTRIES, SICOTTE & ELECTROLITE. ' BEDDING MANUFACTURERS: BEVERLY, SIMMONS, SINGER. IMPERIAL. BURREL, WATERLOO BEDDING. Ghosts dump Civitans Sooter Portrait Studios WATERLOO lC COUPON )#4¢ahtar Civitans got two runs back in the bottom of the third to make it 4â€"3. but Ghosts scorâ€" ed two runs in the eighth to seal the win. son and two Civitan errors provided Ghosts with their third inning outburst. which wiped out a 2â€"0 deficit. Thompson pitched the vicâ€" tory on an eightâ€"hitter. The SLEEPERS . WORLD Come in _ or telephone today for an appointment and you will receive FREE a COLOR PORTRAIT at no charge or obligation! Your choice of individual or Family Portrait. You will be photographed and e shown a selection of poses at no charge Then if you wish, if you are fully satisfied,. you may order extra portraits at reasonable prices GOOD UNTIL AUG 31. 1975 AT WATERLOO STUDIO ONLY 29 University Ave. East Waterloo â€" Our‘s is a Family Business, So We Want You to be Happy with the Price as Well as the Quality. FURNITURE SHOWROOM I ree! 114 King St. South Thompson, Brenner. Moira Johnson and Maryann Weilâ€" er each had two hits for Waâ€" terloo. losing pitcher was Jean Kuntz. who allowed 10 hits. Jan Helm and Marie Millâ€" er collected two hits apiece for Civitans, including a firstâ€"inning homer by Millâ€" er. COLOUR 5"¢ x 7" PORTRAIT 742â€"5521 Kâ€"WRC plans July 26 rally ‘The â€" Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Rally Club (Kâ€"WRC ) is sponâ€" soring a short rally which will include a special stage to be held on July 26. The special stage in this event will be held at the Erbsville Goâ€"Kart Track for both drivers and navigaâ€" tors. Cost of the special stage is $1 per person. Cost of the special stage is $1 per person. Young golfers in the reâ€" gion will have a busy day on Aug. 28 as 140 competiâ€" tors are expected to comâ€" pete in the sixth annual Golden _ Triangle _ Junior golf tournament at the A rally, unlike a race, reâ€" quires competitors to be on course, usually secret until start of the event, and on time all of the time. Registration for this event will open at 5 p.m. at Young‘s Restaurant at Highâ€" way 97 and 401 with the first car scheduled to leave at 6: 30 p.m. The entry fee for this event, not counting the special stage, is $3.50 per car or $3 per car for Canaâ€" dian _ Automobile _ Sport Club members. Waterloo CHYM‘r infielder Steve McCaw slides into third base while team manager, Glen Moeser, right, advises McCaw to stay. McCaw and outfieldâ€" er Marty Myska were the best for the CHYM‘rs with two hits each in the team‘s 10â€"0 downfall to the first place Gueliph Ingrams. 140 to compete at golf tourney While the Waterloo Ghosts managed a 4â€"1 win over the Tillsonburg Jets they lost a shot at the championship title when Waterford dumpâ€" ed them 6â€"0 during the first inning. Beaverdale Golf Club. The tournament, sponâ€" sored by CHYM Radio. will feature four categories with winners in each class receiving merchandise prizes and the top winner earning the CHYM Radio Trophy. . Girls will be able to comâ€" pete in the 18 yearâ€"old and younger class while boys will compete in three classes; junior for 17 and 18 yearâ€"olds, juvenile for 14 to 16 yearâ€"olds and bantam The Ghosts were competâ€" ing in the Waterford woâ€" men‘s softball tournament held on Sunday in Waterford. Marion Thompson pitched the Waterloo win, getting reâ€" lief from Sharon Brenner in the sixth inning when the Jets scored their only run. The Ghosts had seven hits. including two by Mary Reinhart. while the Jets Schneiders 6 3 0 12 Seagrams 83‘s 9 2 1 1 Assessors 5 4 0 10 Chippers 4 3 10 9 Navy Club 3â€"5 1 â€"7 Firefighters 1 7 1 3 Code: Wâ€"win, Lâ€"loss, Tâ€"tie, Pâ€"poiunts Games to play July 24, 6:30 p.m. â€" Chippers vs Schneidersâ€"Centennial July 29, 6:30 p.m. Firefighters vs Seagrams 83¢sâ€"Marsland Ghosts split Slow Pitch League Barristers, Softicitors & Notaries J LEO WHITNEY, Q.C., BA., K C.S.G., COUNSEL MICHAEL J. WHITNEY, LL.B., B.A., COURT COUNSEL The firm will carry on the practice of law in association with other solicitors of the firm, to be announced soon. We are continuing to be located on the main floor of WHITNEY & WHITNEY 104 KING STREET SOUTH WATERLOO, ONTARIO Call 745â€"6138 Office Building at competition for 13 yearâ€"olds and younâ€" ger. As well as the trophy the winner will receive the championship jacket doâ€" nated by Ray â€" Delion Men‘s Wear. Following the tournament there will be an awards dinner. Entry fees, at $7 each, must be submitted to the Beaverdale Golf Club by Aug. 20. For more inforâ€" mation regarding the tourâ€" nament contact Tony Curâ€" tain at 658â€"9764. were limited to five hits. Pat Smith took the loss in relief of Karen Mahoney. Sharon Brenner was the losing pitcher for Waterloo against â€" Waterford. _ She gave up all six runs before giving way to Thompson. Barb Banfield pitched the win. The Ghosts outhit Waterâ€" ford 8â€"5, with Brenner. Polly Pinder and Sharon Martin getting two hits . each for Waterloo. Ghosts scored three runs in the third inning and two in the bottom of the seventh and final innâ€" ing.