The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

f. 24 1mm. M. June t, 1977 “ail-club!" 'euthe6krsauer. CrrClljiiIriiijijill, to celebrate spring'. Sporti- Bora Hamlin XL-1 Automatic or Super XL-Minl Auto- matic chain manning W's April-May-duet-hr. hratittet.Hoemttiteoitttetyeto826. ofr.rYoqntttattqt... “newton saving Honda‘s worm. lightweth chaiet-totaltr4t-yourFottesafeartdo-. Cut $tmceposts.Fmrood. Build a‘camp.aoottage.Ctoar tteustt.prumttr-.Yooeu-ittiHomeite.Stopietatyour participative-ttlee-NOW. Of$etretodadumt30. 1977. " Princess St. West 886-2900 or 886-2370 OPEN BOWLING DAILY 10 A.M. - 1 1 P.M [EllriTEiIWEEil wariioiit'i'i"ii'ioii'itwuns LAN " , :00 - 6:00 RM. - 3 Games 31.25 6:00 - 11:00 RM. - 3 Games $1.50 [hill-.3. btlnn. SILIILn. (012351 June. July and August On Friday. Saturday and Sundays BOWLING " SUMMER SPECIAL “an”. 2autrmdttt.,ttimtqeftto 886-3310 Cunningham's BP 7 7 o Orr-Autos 7 7 0 Hill & Glaser 7 6 l Parkway Ford Pink): 5 , Parkway Ford """'a,'Y, The Waterloo T Ball All their 1977 opener at Water- The first an defeated Gqeiplt in IooParkonSmday. with Guelph 'ill??.].),.]!,,., -_§1!'S_tars - win game T BALL STANDINGS asotMayN, 1977 GP W I. P 88016 ForbesFin 77014 TDBank ' 77014 WFMHE 77014 CIBC 76112 BaetkofMt 75210 844 844 725 725 826 Forbes Firebirds TDBank w F M H rings. CIBC Bankof batten] Norm McKee. executive director of the Waterloo "Y", (left) and Bill Kaufman president of the "N" cut the official ribbon Friday to open a new set of tennis courts. We're more than just a plumbing store. Come see for yourself. 'vvteuptaaata9audeattute 382 King St. N. Waterloo 716 716 817 817 817 with Guelph ahead Ta. In the next inning Waterloo played much better detew sively and kept Guelph to only two runs while they added four runs to tie the game. At the end of the third Waterloo was ahead 16-12. 885-4790 Larry Campagnola of Guelph and Jason Lang of Waterloo hit home runs in the fourth inning. Julian Brandon of Waterloo ended the game with a home run .and this gave Waterloo a 30-33 victory. The spectators were treat- ed. to excellent plays by Mellway named to world team both teams. Good detensive plays came from Waterloo', third baseman Chris Ruby, ner. Hitting triples in the game were Shayne Finlay, Peter Duda, Steven Thom and Julian Brandon all of Waterloo. Other Ontario athletes named to the 14 member Canadian team include Lesley Lam of Scarborough. table tennis: Brian Halli- day of Toronto. discus and weight-lifting: and Ralph Thibadeau of Lindsay. archery and rifle first baséman David Soeh- Wheelchair athlete Dean Mellway of Kitchener has been named to the Canadian team for the 1977 inter- national StokeMandeville Games in England this sum- mer. Wheelchair sports were first developed at Stoke- Mandeville in 1946. Eng- land is now the site of the world championships each year. In Olympic years, the championships are held in the country hosting the Olympics. Mellway, formerly of Waterloo, received a gold medal in snooker last sum- mer at the Olympiad for the Physically Disabled in Toronto. He will defend his world title in snooker in England as well as com- peting in the slalom wheel- chair event.