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

R toge Page 20 +Waterioo Chronicia, Wednesday, May 10, 1978 May 11â€"13, at 8.00pm. Theatre of the Arts, University of Waterioo Tickets $4.00 from KWLT box office 884 â€"0175 weekdays 7â€"9pm also Scribe Bookstores & University box office Awrates subject to change Members Canada Depost Main Mail â€" Waterioo Square Norman J. Lundvail, Manager, 67 King St. East, Kitchener â€" 7434191 omomtoowcnmuo-munm m,m,w,wmmnm.xm-rm1 Daily 10â€"5:30, Thurs. & Fri. 10â€"8, Sat. 10â€"2 (closed Mon.) Hatashita Jewellers We‘ll always be here to help you make it. Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Little Theatre presents 20 % =â€" § the Permanent Caravelle and Bulova and other watches 1 to change. without nokce ids Depost insur ance Corporation Canada Permanent Trust Con Canads Permanent Mortgage 50 % on PAID ANNUALLY #KA8 : Toronto wins _ ninth title in the past 10 years at the 17th annual And they did it with less than half their track teamâ€" the other half was at a meet in Peel County. Trojans tallied 166 points to easily beat Guelph J.F. Ross who had 99. In compilâ€" ing the total Power won 6 of 26 events but also placed well in many others. were double winners in the competition. _ MacDougall showed fine stretch form in taking the 400 metres after winning the 100 metres and Woolley swept the 100 and 400 metre hurdle events. Marg Dahmer of Forest Heights jumped §5 to set a meet high jump record a ing she is only 5â€"3. Burtlington Nelson won the women‘s championship with 62 points. An expression of effort is etched on this competitor‘s face in the triple jump event during last Saturday‘s U of W Warrior invitational track and field meet for high schools. Michael Power high school of Toronto won the overall title for the ninth time in the past 10 years. . at feat Jim MacDoneld. Chronicte Up and over goes high jumpor ram JUunannos U ul T C Ds lc l school in Cambridge during the 17th annual University of Waterloo Warrior inviutionaltnckandfioldmut.Appmximly‘OOcommsm high schools as far away as Trenton competed in the event at Seagram Stadium. high jumper Pam Johannes of Southwood secondary