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SCOPE '76 is continuing to hold cultural Olympic activities in the Region of Waterloo to celebrate the let Olympiad. Many successful events have al- ready taken place in the seven municipalities of the Region under the auspices of SCOPE '76. The "No Strings Attach- ed" Puppet Theatre from Exeter will be presenting a French Canadian play, During the coming weeks the Queen Victoria Players from Hamilton will be pre- senting two plays, "The Shoemaker and the Elves" and "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" to ten sum- mer playgrounds in Cam- bridge. Kitchener. Clyde, Roseville, Linwood and Ayr. The programme begins with a half-hour workshop for the children so that they will become involved. Olympic Day for the youth centres run by community services was held on July 28 at Seagram Stadium. Pictured here are the winners of the 100 metre dash. From left to right are Rob Bracewell. first place winner, Jim Voigt, second place winner. and Jeff Loewen, third place winner. Scope '7 6 programs continue t 't ("' , ' _ A J THE TREASURE TROVE Hours 10-5:30 Tues. - Sat. 16 Uncon St E Waterloo Mr073 :noo Silk "Jacques the Woodcutter" to four playgrounds in New Hamburg, Cambridge, St. PATIO MANY SIZES & COLOURS. §lab§ AND SIDEWALK STARBURST PATIO SLABS producers of 'ifiiiiiiiiil Clements and Bloomingdale. All these events are part Their programme includes a of the SCOPE T6 pro- sing-song for the children. gramme ' 3w»; Ftru' _ CONCRETE " STEPS & PORCHES NATURAL STONE PRODUCTS for patios INTERLOCKING PAVING STONES 60 SCHAEFER STREET with or without iron railings Iedge -roeh flagstone rockery stone coursing - boulders wallstone - plantats - sills red tile chips for driveways many designs and colours WATERLOO PHpNE.t1ttarottb6 turn right of ikiirGr" one Mock north at King ' waIks. driveways safe and economical E? Open, Mon, Fri, 830 A 500. Sat 9:00 2 oo Personal Home Shopping Anytime -__ ---------"------------..-- L14 Princess St. West 886~2900 or 886-2370 WATERLOO SQUARE MALL 8863660 Waterloo 886-3661 Wan-mo Chroniclo, Wodnosday. August A, me - Pate 7 WATERLOO BOWLING LAN ES 5011;711:117] at" GAS RANGE Ind DISH (“suck Oomhmuvon Requlu sumac Feet. Frost Free Arm-au- m Wk." Only - FT 57000 _ D" GAS RANGE. Ava-Mole m Mu. Only Modal (33.475 Howl-v $279” 'term/ttarose, as t Cum tttttt 95 Admiral Children (shoes free) 3 Games $1.00 Students 3 Games $1.25 Adults 3 Games $1.50 Mr GAS [IA-HG! wrth Conl-nuom Chan Own Ava-bu. m Avocado 1Ylv, Allen!!! " WCSUK “(WIN orqtaatityapptianees mix & match sale o [ErifriTiEifiiE Union Gas presents its FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Daily 4:oo---6:30 p.m. Me Game BOWLING , T " Your Picnic is Rained Out Come Bowling - We're 10:00 a.m.---1 1 :00 p.m. Saturday " Noon----, 1 :00 p.m Sunday " Noon-logo p.111. MWICK WWICK 20" GAS RANGE, Maddie m mu: Only Modal " law 15" $1qu $20995 In Ava-do only Model PL 96t6 tttGR “9qu 320996 OPEN BOWLING DAILY Str' GAS RANGE And-He FAMILY BOWLING August 1 - 31st only for 'iiiT6FaWirii all AUGUST SPECIAL at: misiii.ioo $259.00 $579.00 $369.00 $249.00 $189.00 SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL a-ii-n s/Y'