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0| Tom Dimofski of Toronto; last year's men's singles winner, will be back to de- fend, " will women's sin- gles champion Lee Myers of Toronto. Waterloo Tennis Club will be the site this weekend of the Western Ontario Tennis championships and it ap- pears the field will be " strong as ever. The men 's champion from three years ago, Kevin Cooke of Michigan has an- nounced his' intention to compete, " has Bill Leigh of Cambridge who won the Cambridge Open .tour- nament lust week. Also planning to compete in the three-day tournament is Inge Weber of Torolr, Page " - Waterloo Gimmick, Wednudny, August 1, 1979 Champs yr)Jrd1ttttrt.tl.., Denture Clinic Now your decorating plans can blossom into beautitul reality - with a little help from Ozite's indoor/outdoor carpeting, And Westmount Interiors will introduce you to the latest offerings now in our Spring '79 collec- lion. Ozited decorator carpets offer the delightful blend of luxury looks and Ibuilt-irt toughness So Mover you. use them . . ' patio.” gamesroom, 48 Bridgeport Rd. I Waterloo. Ontario 884-8386 Therapy the no. l-ranked senior ladies player in the provin- Approximately 128 com- petitors will be in the tour- ney which begins Saturday with finals going on Monday in men’s and women’s sin- gles and doubles. Pop Shop- pe will sponsor the tour- nament. billed as the big- gest in Southwestern Ontario. . F In Inter-Urban mixed "A" play last Thursday Waterloo dumped, Dundas 11-5. Wa- terloo members were Pat Tailby, Wendy Buckley, Kathy Kavgas. Joy Baxter, Jane Van Ingen Schenau, Kaz Trejgo, Norm Weber. Walter Hundt and Steve Spencer. Derek Groves, D.T. I; ('ris.si.rr:tCr"" 3 a; _ Jtd "'r'rtr. ‘3'; . a}? ?;~W%~“,w ~52! '4)f-fi¢\3”.:3§:§:3 . I ‘ a r Irt ' ‘ ,!lrr)',"' w..' "', -2; T"e o,-" _ t , '" sv _,,'r:'ro, ', ”Msififlgm K-W Civitan first baseman Barb meschor scoops a tow throw out of the dirt as Dutchmen Homos Paulina Finds: races for the bag. Homes have lacked hitting pow in their last two losses. Homes bats suddenly silent Although K-W Dutchmen Homes played their usual good defensive ball, failure to perform at bat cost them two games in the past week. Last Tuesday in Tillson- burg, Homes were downed 6-1 when the Jets slammed in four runs in the second in- ', PtKMAlItlll In“: '3flblnL i P5 OFF PERMO CARESSE PERMANENT BY FERMODYE! I WITH SPECIAL CONDITIONERS l b---------""""- BEAUTY THERAPIST ESTHETICIAN o Trained in Paris (France) at the Academy of Soins Esthetiques . Former make-up student and assistant to Alain Moize of Paris JULIETA I2IAS, Your Personal Skin Care Consultant is: 300 99965};th at Richmond Square, Waterloo Skin Care Treatment for acne. oily. dry, dehydrated. sensitive. wrinkled. pigmentation. clogged skin, scar tissue Make-up consultations tor brides Eyelash and eyebrow tinting, manicures and pedicures Hand. foot and back treatment Progressive and permanent hair removal 'Treatment products are completely natural and organic REGULAR '30 WITH THIS COUPON introduces Skin Care and Beauty - - - - - -cyuecieLoLte,,!od. it”! it: Steete: WE SPECIALIZE IN THE ZODIAC UNISEX HAIR BOUTIQUE“ _ PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL ning and two runs in the se- venth. Diane Langohr and Gail Holmes led the Jets at bat, both hitting a single and a double for tour times at bat. For Dutchmen Homes' centre fielder Jane Reble topped the batting at three for four. including a triple and two single base hits. Mary Reinhart and Pauline Bain also hit singles. Debbie Boyce was the winning pitcher, and Pau- line Bain was on the mound for the Homes. Monday night, Kitchener Civitans hosted Homes at Wilson Park, but it was too little too late for the Homes as Civitans thumped them 8- Going into the eighth trail- ing 7-1, Homes managed to pull in three additional runs, but they were cut short leav- ing three runners on base. First baseman Mary Reinhart hit a double and a triple in four times at bat‘ lead the Homes' batters. Pauline Finder hit two sin- gles. Reinhart also figured in a double play with short- stop Nancy McCallum, when McCallum scooped up a hard driven ball to tag Ci- vitans' Donna Hammer at second base. A quick throw to Reinhart at first base for the out completed the dou- ble play. Reinhart also brought in two of the Dutch- men ms. For Civitans the fourth in- ning was the big one. when they broke loose and scored seven runs on five hits. Winning pitcher Kathy Tawes struck out six Homes batters. Pauline [kin hurled for Homes. . Tonight, Dutchmen Homes meet Moorefield at Centennial Park. and travel to Glanworth Thursday for their final road game of the regular schedule. Both games are 8:30 starts.