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PAGE 20 - WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, ME ". ttlst 160 Km. St. sum 3 Next Wednesday the mm. oot. Downtown Women'! Y an"!!! I an " .m. will be commencing its third annual Fit-for Wilfrid Laurier University RECORDS . - , . I iiiciiii/ 2'tii] IL I “in: i'wl U .vruuna Wm oi wLWV'V‘Wl'w "I " "s'a _ U-LOCK IT - - U KEEP THE KEY - - - STORE-N-LOCK INC And you can too! Over 60 courses are offered by Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo. Beginning June 29, spend six weeks at morning, afternoon or evening studies this summer. You‘ll be glad you did! If you are 21 years of age or older, you may be eligible for admission even if you do not have a highschool diploma. If you are under 21, you must have grade 12. and two years of work experience. For more information and a free copy of this summer handbook of course offerings, call 884-1970 extension 448. 75 University Avenue West, Waterloo, Ontario N2L 305 YOUR OWN WAREHOUSE .EAS OUR OWN STORAGI Flt-fer-Fun run next Wednesday " bet PO For more informa- tion on the run, contact Sharon Hey-Montgom- ery at the downtown women's Y at 744-6501. The first Fit-for-Fun run was staged in 1979 and the field doubled last year. Organizers are hoping the upward trend in participation increases even more in 1981. The ttrst run will take place " Cameron Heights at T:3t) p.rn. and, being of In Infor- mal nature, run dis- tances will be an- nounced as competi- tors arrive at the school. At that time each runner will decide which run (i.e. half- mile, one mile, three miles) she wishes to participate in, and cer- tificates are given out based on time at the end to end competitor. m run which will continue each Wednes- day throughout the summer at various schools in the Twin Cities. Wtttqrtoo CHYM'r second baseman Barry Musselman displays mu extension aftet making canted with the ball during the third Inning of Thursday’s 4-1 win over Stratford. Unfortunately, the play resumed In a ground-out to second base. And although he brought only a .194 average into last Thursday's IF'L contest against Stratford Fes- tival City Transmis- sion, the only dif- ference this year ac- cording to the stocky Graduating to CHYM'rs from Team Sport Juniors this year, Harbach brought with him a reputation of carrying a big bat as his hustling extra-base hits many a time got Juniors out of jams in By Rich Campbell Grouch Sports Edna Statistics, the num- ber games that suppo- sedly tell the story, can often be misleading. Just ask WatirFioo CHYM'r leftfielder Randy Harbaclt. Wash-way” only t.0ttmore with each haircut. No pressure helps Harbach at the plate Waterloo Square SENIORS WEB. & "WIS. 4.50 (with proper kMotificatioN 886-2821 outfielder is that his trademark line drives have been touching leather instead of grass. "That's what it's been, last year it seemed everything went in (for hits), while' this year everything I hit is being caught," said Harbach. who changed his luck some- what against Stratford with a pair of singles while also scoring the winning run and driv- ing in the insurance run. "If anything, I'm hitting the ball better this year, Ijust haven't been getting the breaks." Earlier in the season, his ill-luck lead to Har- bach's getting down on himself, since he rea- lized with CHYM'rs po- "At the beginning of the season I said to myself 'you don't want to make any mistakes,' especially with our lineup and I guess 1 was putting a lot of pressure on myself. Glenn (field manager Glenn Moeser) saw that and told me just to relax, that with the guys we have they didn't need me to be the big hitter on the team the way I was last year, that the other guys can come up with the big hits too. I guess [wasn't realizing that." tent lineup the situa- tion dictates those with the hot bats will be those who play. So far, Harbach has sat only one contest, against his former PARKS PLANNING POLICY (previously re- terred to as the PARKS AND RECREATION MASTER PLAN). Parks and recreation issues as they rents to the Ofneial Plan will also be presented a discussed. Residents of the City are encouraged to attend this open house/public meeting to view the PARKS PLANNING POLICY and to discuss and raise related issues. In conjunction with the Ofncial Plan Review, _t_htf'Itnn_iryr, _rltrttrtrntrtrviy be presenting the PARKS 'ultlrl POLICY OFFICIAL PLAN REVIEW OPEN .'fl,lli,l,.E/.,1raleyf,,',./lfT" ',i,ii,si.-i'.,)ii,i,ifs.,; CITY OF veit'ii7ts.t,i, WATERLOO " , W' , I "719C Jrwi' ML iCC, 'e.2s' 1 if . CHYM'rs take their 9-t season chart back to Centennial Park to- morrow night when they play host to Kil- bride, then visit Strat- ford Friday and Hes- peler Sunday. While they had seven hits in all against Strat- ford, CHYM'rs were often thrown off blance by the “junk" offspeed offerings of pitcher Tim Carroll. mates but realizes it is a necessary situation with CHYM'rs depth. John Cress's home run in the second im ning got CHYM'rs out of the gate Thursday and Brian Schdtt also doubled and singled as pitcher Whitey Lotr singer tamed Stratford on eight hits.