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Waterioo Mosquito girls have hopes A 1â€"0 Joss to Richmond â€" the Waterloo Mosquito girls‘ Hill last week has dampened â€" hopes of catching firstâ€"place Page 12 â€" Waterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, August 16,; 1978 Sadat, Anwar: In Search of Identity. An autobiography by Anwar elâ€"Sadat. NONâ€"FICTION Kiley, Dan: Nobody Said It Would Be Easy. Raising reâ€" sponsible kids â€" and keeping them out of trouble. Prudden, Suzy: Fit for Life. Complete program for getâ€" ting and staying fit for life. Read, Piers Paul: The Train Robbers. In this book the thieves, most of whom are on parole, break their silence and tell their exclusive story of the Great Train Robbery. FICTION heg | ~ Christian, Catherine: The Sword and the Flame. Camelot revisited : the life of King Arthur from youth to death. Follett, Ken: The Eye of the Needle. A new classic of World War II literature to suspense and adventure. Orde, Lewis: Rag Trade. A revealing and often chilling expose of the behindâ€"theâ€"scenes fashion industry. Sports Profile BANTAMS: Not 11 years of age as of January 1st, 1979. They start bowling Saturday, September 9, 1978 and can bowl in a 8: 30 league or 10:00 league. JUNIORS : Not 14 years of age as of January 1st, 1979. They start bowling Friday, September 8, 1978 at 4:30 p.m. or Saturday, September 9, 1978 at 11:30a.m. SENIORS: Not 18 years of age as of January Ist, 1979. They start bowling Sunday, September 10, 1978 at 1 :00 REGISTRATION DATES â€" Preâ€"registration on August 26, 1978 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Waterloo Lanes. FREE BOWLING WILL BE ALLOTTED TO BOWLERS WHO REGISTER ON THIS DATE. Another youth bowling season will be commencing in September. You can win various crests, trophies, bowl in various tournaments and meet many new friends. LEAGUE DIVISIONS, STARTING DATE AND BOWâ€" LING TIMES REGISTRATION FEE $2.00 per bowler (Any repeat bowler bringing along a NEW registrant will register at half price.) ADULTS PLEASE NOTE Anyone interested in helping the Bantam and Junior Leagues with scorekeeping and coaching we would appreciate if you would come out. We do need the help. If any additional information is required you can contact Ken Buckley (PROGRAM DIRECTOR) 886 3939 or Howard Totzke (PROPRIETOR ) 886â€"2900.Waâ€" terloo Bowling Lanes, 14 Princess Street, West, Waâ€" terloo. ATTENTION BOWLER : New books at the library Paul Clemens Oakville in the Halton Girls Soccer League. After a slow start at the beginning of the season, the Pintos had been steadily gaining momenâ€" tum, and in their last six games recorded one tie and five wins. Margo Scharer has been strong on the forward line as has been Michelle Beaupre. The mid field has ‘also shown that they can "do the job‘ and Val Simpson has certainly been on the go. the last game Paul was hitting .356 (tops in the leaâ€" gue),and hoping to repeat as the circuit‘s batting champ. + _ The 22â€"yearâ€"old Preston native describes himself as a line drive hitter, relying on his ability to hit the ball through the holes in the infield. He‘s never struck out much but he sees the considerable drop in his average as being caused by the better allâ€"round defensive play in the league this year. Clemens‘ minor softbatl and fastball caréer in Camâ€" bridge was highlighted by a Pee Wee Ontario Chamâ€" pionship. In 1976 he played for Hespeler Sirgplicity of the Inter City League, their final season before they folded. Several players from the cantending Simplicitâ€" y team ended up playing in the Ontario Fastball Leaâ€" gue but it was the Chym‘rs present manager Glenn Moeser who convinved Clemens to play for the then lowly Waterloo team. The converted second baseman brought the winning tradition to town last season and led the Chym‘rs to the pennant. ~ The team isn‘t quite as dominant this year, mainly due to the vast improvement of the Guelph Ingrams. The Chym‘rs don‘t seem to have the offensive punch they had last season.Because they are the reigning champions, opposing. teams tend to play better against them. What will be the key to beating the first place Ingrams in the playoffs? The way Paul sees it, the best solution will be to keep hitting and force the young, inexperienced Ingram ipfielders to make errors. One reason Waterioo Chym‘ts fare in second place in the Inter City Fasthall League is the sound play of mdrihomPauIClem.Mm:‘hocap- tured the league ba C a 426 average Mm',wmm top hitters In Port Elgin _ you can buy The Record on the day of publication at: TemsSiscountcet One of the nice things about holidaying in the Lake Huron area Also available from these dealers in: Sauble Beach Southampton South Sable Trading Post Balil‘s Grocery Carson‘s Camp Plante‘s Smoke Shop Kirkland‘s Supermarket Becker‘s Milk Store Tuâ€"Shop Grocery Medicine Chest Sauble Falls General Store Low‘s Foodliner Thomas House of Crafts Woodland Park K.O.A. Camp E> g,zté{‘fi_@% More dealers in: Lucknow, Amberiley, Point Clark, Pine River, Boiler Beach, Tiverton, Chesley Lake and Inverhuron. Kincardine Hiway Variety Highland Taxi Allison‘s Grocery Bruce Beach Store Zehr‘s Market Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo . With the regular schedule W‘ g down to ame Paul was hitting .356 (tops in the leaâ€" Record aâ€" C 4 Lisa Bater and Lisa Walsh in the fullback position have played very well defensively along with Heather Campâ€" bell who has been aggresâ€" sive in goal. A vote of thanks from Manager Gord Campbell andâ€"Coach Julien Cormier goes out to the parents who h”i been strong members of the team by way of enâ€" couragement and fulfilling the transportation needs of the team. ° 1 1 es /( ve & relap s iitean s n c t Phe ts1 + 8e §M 08 8 u2t -{ y3 ._.";’.} fl‘a'l L hath 4&:;‘ CCs*.*z~, W y y ,’:t; n #5 "‘.?:: wb ol ol en d P oo oa n E94 NC Hefeie T2 200. ons Sn a h a _Team Sport Jrs. ‘iâ€" #Wi:lh 2 Kent Hotel ~~/ 2 1% 5 Regional Police â€"#0..9 11 Conestoga C 20 6 13 Frank Veteres 20 3 17 GAME Regional Police Frank Veteres Team Sport Jrs. The Chym‘rs are a fast team ; their speed should put . extra prqu}o-fiohfleld. Jim Clayton and Ron Robinson, two 0f the better hurlers in the league, both ’“fiifl‘m but the Chym‘rs have had no great Off the field Paul leads the life of a married student: He and his wife Cherie attend the University of Waâ€" ~ terloo, the institution Paul hopes. to graduate from next year. He‘s curtently in his fourth year of a coâ€"op Kineseolegy degree program. League results â€" CHYM‘rs shortstop and leading hitter Tempo Discount Centre Raliph‘s Shopette Morrow‘s Gift Shop McKenzie Dairy Steven‘s â€" Gobel‘s Grove Zehr‘s Market STANDINGS _ 4 _ CGP w L; TIED PTS . Kent Hotel © Regional Police 74 13