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Those cloudy skies last Sunday' might have proved to be a help rather than Hsindrance to Wa- terloo Days. e record was brok- en again on; year by close to 15,000 people caving their homes to come and gaze at the sights a offered in the park. . \ Surprises sprung up everywhere. Ken Lewis, Mr. Kite Canada, 'couldn’t get his kite in the air. Rob Krizmanich, ll, caught a /12% inch "thing" in Silver Lake and Paul Pflug placed third in . the model boat regatta. Heather Watt doesn't object to accepting the winner's trophy from.8ri§n McHugh after the Oakville Girl's senior soccer team downed Willowdaie 3, o Sunday. making them the South Ontario champs. No scratching. no fighting, just good. clean fun was the way one of the instruc- tors at the Hatashita Fitness Centre described judo. Winners in the speed class for model planes were Robert Bridges and Mark Armbruster, both of Waterloo. Waterloo residents stood proud- ly among winners in many events. Waterloo captured the minor baseball sportco trophy by down- Page 20 - Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, June 16, 1977 Spectators and sportsmen agree The Waterloo CHYMrs fast- ball tournament extended beyond the week-end, winding up with a four-and-one-half hour game Mom day morning with the Grimsby Peach Kings whipping the Guelph Ingrams , to 1. Ed Unrau, the King's star pitcher, was named as the tourney's Most Valuable Player and the top pitcher in the series. ing the Kitchener minor team in, six of their 10 games. At Seagram Stadium Satur- day night in the junior drum and bugle corps competition, the Ki- wanis Kavaliers of Kitchener- Waterloo proved tomave the best drum major in the C entries. And it was no Walk-away with eight judges coming from as far away as New York, Montreal, Quebec City and Toronto to express their views. Hand crafted excellence has been part of Juan Montero's family history for the past four generations. Juan displayed some of his Spanish custom work at Waterloo Days craft exhibits. . This group of determined anglers had small hopes of winning the Waterloo Days fishing derby with their fish averaging about four inches each. They are (left to right) Michael Vanbuskirk, Heather Vanbuskirk, Todd Melloy, Dwayne Holmes and Todd Vanbuskirk. .