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Waterioo CHYM‘rs Fastball Association held a kickâ€"off press conference Monday to announce preparations for next month‘s Senior Eliminations tournament at Hillside Park. Various representatives on hand included (iâ€"r) CHYM‘r team captain Barry Musselman, City of Waterioo‘s Robert (Whitey) Kurschinski, CHYM‘r president Dave Honsberger, CHYM‘r field manager Glenn Moeser, Ontario Amateur Softball Association first viceâ€"president Len Henderson and tournament sponsor rep Bill Franks of Carlingâ€" O‘Keefe. Eliminations shaping up and OASA is impressed Officials of the Onâ€" tario Amateur Softball Association dropped in to Waterloo Monday to inspect facilities at Hillside Park and were most impressed not only with the site for next month‘s OASA Senior Eliminations, but also the rest of the preparations being made by the host Waâ€" terloo CHYM‘r Fastâ€" ball Association. They came, they saw, and they compliâ€" mented. At a later press conâ€" ference at Waterloo Motor Inn, OASA first viceâ€"president Len Henderson voiced satâ€" isfaction on behalf of his association. By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor *‘*We looked over the (Hillside) grounds today and ... with the preparations being made I‘m sure the rest of the communities in Ontario will find it hard to match in the fuâ€" ture,‘‘ he said. ‘"If things go as planned ... there‘s no doubt this should be the best (OASA senior) tournaâ€" ment ever." Local dignitaries, inâ€" cluding Waterloo MP W alter McLean, CHYM‘r president Dave Honsberger and Carlingâ€"O‘Keefe sponâ€" sor rep Bill Franks spoke to the gathering, then after Henderson represented the OASA, CHYM‘r GM Glenn Moeser gave a small tournament update. Despite the folding of the Guelph Ingram franchise after the Eliminations schedule had been drawn up, tournament organizers decided that instead of reâ€"doing the entire schedule Guelph‘s firstâ€"round opponent Pickering would reâ€" BW ) _ ST. JOHN‘S SCHOOL (ELORA) For further information contact: St. John‘s School (Elora) is expanding in September 1981 to include the Senior Division. The first phase is the addition of Grade 11 to the current grades 9 and 10 programme and by 1983, the complete Honour Graduation curriculum will be incorporated. â€" Excellent facilities, including University of Waterioo & Wilfrid Laurier University (when available) â€" Small classes â€" Total programme is approved by the Ministry of Education Transportation provided from Gueiph, Fergus, Elora. Strong academic standards Coâ€"educational Opportunity to complete the fiveâ€"year Secondary curriculum in four years Physical Education programme stressing individual JUNIOR SCHOOL CAMPUS (Grades 4â€"8) will remain in Elora. Despite the negative publicity emanating from last year‘s chamâ€" pionships in London, Moeser also revealed Monday that the 27 teams represent a reâ€" cord number for the senior eliminations. . ceive a bye. J.F. Chalmers, Headmaster St. John‘s School (Elora) Box 340, Elora, Ontario NOB 1S0 (519)â€"846â€"0022 SENIOR SCHOOL CAMPUS _ (Waterloo) _ **We feel we‘ve got a true Ontario championâ€" ship, we‘ve got repreâ€" sentation from the total perimeter of Ontario right from Windsor ... to Owen Sound to the Sault to Ottawa ... down to St. Cathâ€" arines." _ several designs and colors for DRIVEWAYS SIDEWALKS PATIOS PARKING LOTS AROUND SWIMMING POOLS PAVING STONES 1541 Highland Rd. W. Kitchener 745â€"9876 Decraâ€"loc Apples, Plums, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Raspberries, Rhubarb, Blueberries, Grapes, Currants fruit trees & shrubs WA TERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1981 â€" PAGE 26 NURSERY â€"FLAGSTONE â€"WALLSTONE â€"ROCKERY 20% off LANDSCAPING and BUILDING STONE i 4) CONCRETE STEPS & PORCHES with or without iron railings PATIO slabs _ AND SIDEWALK (off Weber Street between King and Albert) 884â€"0860 60 SCHAEFER STREET WATERLOO â€"LEDGEROCK â€"ASHLAR â€"SPLIT FIELOSTONE safe and economical