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The 12th Annual Waterloo CHYM‘rs Fastball Tournaâ€" ment is 99% set for this coming weekend. The 1% lackâ€" ing/ is for Providence to provide good weather for what is -‘?‘-dlyéu of the classiest tournaments held durâ€" ing the Fastball season. A The lineup for this year‘s event reads like a Who‘s Who in Ontario Fastball circles, and the tournament is being billed as a prelude to the Ontario Championship Elimâ€" ination tournament to be held in Niagara Falls on the July 1st weekend. Returning in defence of their 1977 Tournament Chamâ€" pionship are the Grimsby Peach Kings, a young hustling ball club that gained many fans with their sportsmanlike attitude and composure in last year‘s event. Paced by the steady pitching of hurler Ed Unrah, a tireless perâ€" former who won the outstanding pitcher award in 1977, the Peach Kings are oddsâ€"on favoureds to repeat in the Guelph Ingrams, last year‘s finalists will also be reâ€" turning, featuring pitchers Jake Neu and Ron Robinâ€" son, two veterans of the Waterioo tourney, and strangâ€" ers to no area fastball fans. The Dynes undoubtedly miss Bob Domik, but they have attempted to retain their Championship status of the early seventies with the acquisition of Paul Wanâ€" namaker, a polished veteran from Ontario Fastball However, the list of competing teams should not be taken lightly in their quest to deâ€"throne the Peach Kings, and paced by some of the most outstanding pitchers not only in Ontario, but in all of Canada, it is quite possible that a new champion will be declared. _ Bob Domik, a household name in World Fastball cirâ€" cles following his selection as the World Championship Playoff‘s Most Valuable Player in 1972 when he led the Richmond Hill Dynes to the Global Championship, is suiting up this year for the Oshawa Chubbs. Mosquito f At Centennial Field Waterloo, Richmond Hill, Oakville, St. Thomas, Clarkson, Waterloo "B" team. PEEWEE At Bluevale Collegiate â€" upper field Waterloo, Richmond Hill, Armourdale, Georgetown, Oakville, Clarkson, Sarnia, Cambridge. â€"BANTAM At Bluevale Collegiate â€" lower field‘ George Dusston Pools of Lambeth, winners of four tournaments in 1977 and finalists in two others, sport a troika of pitching talent in the lineup, including Metro The fifth annual Waterloo Days Invitational Minor Soccer Tournament will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 10. The first day of the tournament will complete the elimination rounds and the consolation winâ€" ners. Sunday, June 11 at 9 a.m. the championship finâ€" als will be held for each division. Waterloo, Guelph, Armourdale, Don Mills, Georgeâ€" town, Burlington, St. Thomas, St. Andrews. All Waterloo teams will open the tournament with the exception of the girl‘s bantam team, which will start at 10 a.m. on the lower field at Bluevale Collegiate. The tournament will be played rain or shine! Parâ€" ents, relatives and friends of minor soccer players are invited to come out and support the girls and boys participating. This will be a great opportunity for all sports enthusiasts to see the cream of the crop in minor soccer. For further information call 743â€"5011 Waterloo Days invitational soccer tournament Your heart works harder when you‘re not in the game. Get fitâ€"and turn the @ clock back. Fitness is fun. , Try some. PaRTIPacTIon BP . Tournament teams and where they play Learn To Drive The Big Ones P hP .. $ ENRQL NOW! Daytime and evening courses h \ * o wlatie Szeryk, Dave Cox and Steve Virag and must be respected for their ability to:â€"win clutch games. # yav s St Thomas Pest Control, noted for aggressive team play, baoasts a lingeup of many former London fasthbhall players, and while not noted for exceptional pitching, does possess experience as their mainstay with hurlers Kitchener Evergreens of the Ontario Fastball League, are making their presence felt within their own league, and appear to be peaking for the CHYM‘r tourney, and with Danny Yantzi, Larry Griffin and former CHYM‘r Terry Gallamore providing top notch pitching, the Everâ€" greens boast a formidable lineup. = Two pitchers who enjoyed very successful seasons in the competitive Memorial League will make their presence felt in this year‘s event. Gerry Gooder, the pitcher with the most wins in the Memorial League in 1977 will pace the London Jim Balls, while Don Reeder, the M.V.P. of the Memorial League Playoffs last year, will handle the pitching chores for the Woodstock Bengals. Intercity Fastball League teams in addition to the Guelph Ingrams will add local colour to the three day event. CHYM‘rs will face the Woodstock Bengals on Friday night at 8:30, and will be calling on Ray Holliday, last year‘s top LF.L. hurler, and Bill Miller, a fireballâ€" ing youngster from Baden, to tame the opposition. Les Hosszu, last year with Guelph, has been addedâ€"to the CHYM‘r staff for depth as well. Stratford Hotelmen will count on veteran Allâ€"Star Dave Goetz to cool their opponents bats, while Cambridge‘s Bruce Eccles, a former CHYM‘r will lead the rejuvenated 76‘ers. The LF.L.‘s expansion North Waterloo Stein~â€"Horne Rurals, a team that has commenced the 1978 season with some impressive outings, possess a stable of four starters, including Ed Weber, 20â€"5 with Bloomingdale last year, Jim Lauber, who sparkled with a 0.9% ERA with Maryhill in 1977, Terry Reinhart, a leftie from Breslau, and John Dietrich, another former CHYM‘r who toiled for St. Clements last season. Other teams entered into the sixteen team doubleâ€" BOYS ATOM At Waterloo Park on Seagram Drive Tournam Waterloo, Oshawa Rangers, New Market, Clarkson, _ Sunday, Sarnia, St. Catharines, Brampton, Cambridge. be played : MoSsQUITO At Hillside Park on Marsland Dr. |jyp Waterloo, Gueiph, Niagara Falls, Kitchener, Sarnia, _ 9:9pa.m. Chinguacousy, Burlington, Oshawa Turuls. 10:30a.m PEE WEE At Laurel Vocational School |39:00 noon Waterloo, Guelph, Kitchener, Cambridge, Saltfieet, 19:.00noon Chinguacousy, Oshawa, Hamilton. ‘ 1:30 pm BANTAM At Bechtel Park 2:00pm Waterloo, Thorold, Guelph, Oakville, Port Colborne, , 3:0®m Salt Fleet, Mississauga, Georgetown.. * * Help your Heart Fund 4 I so & "a > $ F" 47 * 2 F * * s ‘ £ «> is * . i:2% * w im > | s N t .5 t _# #® t a ~ i 4 we* & ¢ # y 266 * HyS <~ t ‘â€". 4 " 6 K+. j L f « A ~ s "Wr tonicie, weansed Jume.7, 1078 ~Page:11 uds t ~ Beechwood _ Mon. June 12 RESIDENTAL DISTRICT Willowdale Tues. June 13 Columbia Wed. June 14 Central Lincoln â€" Tues. June 20 Westmount Thurs. June 22 Lakeshore Thurs. June 29 Senior Citizens Mon. June 26 PURPOSE OF MEETINGS: EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND! Mon. June 19 PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS DATE CITY OF WATERLOO * _ TIME FIELD DIVISION knockout elimination .are Streetsville, John Oliver Real S m<mm!fia&§ruflhfi\ " ed to determine the 1978 champion. All games will be held‘ in Waterloo Park. a6 part of the famous and popular â€" Waterloo Days and other activities will help to boister attendance for the tournament. Friday night a free dance FRIDAY JUNE 9th 7:00 PM Centennial Diamond "A‘" Kitchener Everâ€" greens vs Guelph Ingrams. Centennial Diamond "B" St. Thomas Pest Control vs Stratford Hotelmen. 8:30 PM Centennial Diamond "A‘" Waterloo CHYM‘rs vs Woodstock Bengals. > SATURDAY JUNE 10th _ 9:00 AM Centennial Diamond ‘"A‘" Streetsville vs Grimsby Peach Kings. Centennial Diamond "B" North Waterloo Steinâ€"Horne Rurals vs John Oliver Real Estate, Toronto. Waterloo Park Oval Cambridge 76‘ers vs Richmond Hill Dynes. mnuwmmwwloom.ms-ww with entertainment supplied by Masquerade, a soâ€" cial evening will be sponsored by the CHYM‘rs. The opening round of games is as follows: 10:30 AM Centennial Diamond "A‘" Oshawa Chubbs vs Lambeth Durston Pools. Cenntennial Diamond "B" Newmarket Ray‘s Gulf vs London Jim Ball. Play continues throughout Saturday and Sunday. Championship Game scheduled for 5:00 pm Sunday. SPECIAL TOURNAMENT PREVIEW â€" Watch Fastâ€" ball Fever this Thursday at 7:00 or Friday at~6:00 on Grand River Cable TV for a preview of this year‘s tournaâ€" ment. Tourney Convenor Joe Siopiolosz and Carling â€" O‘Keefe‘s _ Representative Roy Musselman will discuss highlights of the tournament weekend. For Tournament information, contact the CHYM‘rs during the event at 886â€"0353. Tournament schedule for championship finals. * Sunday, June 11, beginning at 9 a.m., all games will be played at Bluevale Collegiate. Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Presentation & Discussion 8:00, Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Sir Winston Churchill Presentation & Public School Discussion 8:00 (Milford Ave.) Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Adult Recreation Presentation & Centre (King St. S.) Discussion 8:00 s Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Presentation & Discussion 8:00â€" Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Presentation & Discussion 8:00 Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Presentation & Discussion 8:00 Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 Adulit Recreation Presentation & Centre (King St. S.) Discussion 8:00 TIME Open House 7:30 â€" 8:00 _ Cedarbrae Public School Presentation & (Cedarbrae Ave.) Discussion 8:00 The City of Waterloo Planning Department is currently working on a Parks and Recreation Master Plan which will guide the City in its proâ€" vision and development of parks and recreation for the next 10â€"20 years. This program of public input is designed to allow citizens an opporâ€" tunity to express their needs, desires and attiâ€" tudes with respect to the Waterloo parks and recreation system. lower lower lower upper upper lower girls pee wee boys pee wee girls bantam boys atom girls mosquito boys bantam boys mosquito PLACE Centennial Public School (Amos Ave.) Sandowne Public School (Sandowne Dr.) Lincoln Heights Public School (Quickfall Dr.) Empire Public School (Empire St.)