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PAGE 18 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1981 BB 9 tb. Box (approx. 55â€"60 portions) BUTCHER BOY * MEAT WHOLESALE "WE BUY FRESH MEAT BY THE CARCASS, PROCESS IT RIGHT IN OUR OWN PLANT, PACK IT IN BOXES AND SELL IT TO YOU â€" WHIOH MEANS GREAT SAVINGS!" Butcher Boy‘s Own B.B.Q. SAUSAGE THIS WEEK‘S SPECIALS ‘‘*While quantities last‘ Butcher Boy‘s Own GROUND BEEF 10 ib. Box (4â€"2% Ib. bags) Butcher Boy‘s Own 8 iIb. Box (approx. 45 portions) Mon. Aug. 17 [ Mon. Aug. 24 | Tues. Sept. 8 9â€"12 neon I 1â€"10 p.m. I 7â€"10 p.m. Mon. thryu Fri. Mon. & Wed. Tues. & Thurs. FOR INFORMATION CALL ANY OF THESE LOCATIONS 579â€"4800 N 579â€"4800 N 623â€"6730 KITCHENER l WATERLOO . CAMBRIDGE 650 KING EAST 232 KING NORTH 7O AINSLIE NORTH * Driver traimng for all ages * Course fee is income tax deductible by the student * Your choice of automatic or standard shift cars * Enquire about insurance &mum reductions for YD.graduates * Private inâ€"car instruction * Approved by the Ontario Safety League * You only learn to drive once â€" do it right‘ Over 70,000 graaugfs recommend ic Young Drivers of Canada Traimng centres coast to coast 17.99 The loss, Waterioo‘s 10th in ~18 decisions, just about eliminates any hope of Optimists advancing to Interâ€" County playoff compeâ€" tition. With only the top four clubs making postâ€"season play, Opâ€" timists lie fifth and must defeat nemesis Stratford tonight and then Brantford in anâ€" other makeâ€"up game to Needing a win desâ€" perately to fan their playoff hopes, Waterâ€" loo held an 8â€"3 lead heading into the botâ€" tom of the eighth but the home Oaks came roaring back to record a 9â€"8 victory. ets as they saw their 1981 playoff hopes practically evaporate in thin air in Guelph. ros Optimists sinking fast ' Collapse late in Gueliph â€" ‘‘The guys really wanted to. win that game, they feel really bad about losing it," said Optimist manager Paul Puncher. *"*Now the best we can do is tie for fourth and the chances of that appear pretty slim..." Optimists jumped into their huge lead by the seventh inning but a combination of walks and hits sent starter Todd Smith to the showers in the eighth as Puncher brought on John Bell to relieve. Bell escaped from the inning with an 8â€"7 lead, but then in the ninth balked in the tying run and after allowing aâ€" walk, Guelph moved the winâ€" ning run into scoring position with two stolen up the middle sounded the death knell. Jobs and Materials â€"â€" All work done under the strict supervision of REITZEL BROS. * HOLDINGS, a company that«stands behind its workmanship and materials. â€"â€" A company with professional knowâ€"how and qualified supervisors, some with training over forty years.â€" â€"â€" Office staff and data centre, processing all government forms and waiting for payments to serve home owners better. â€" Deal with confidence and save, take advantage of the $500.00 Canadian Home Insulation Program. â€"â€" BANK AND JOB REFERENCES on request. â€"â€" We carry full insurance and proper liability. (Div. of REITZEL BROS. NOLDINGS)â€" Lifeâ€"time stand behind The pitching loss was a tough blow for verâ€" satile Bell, who hoâ€" mered over â€" the Jeft field fence in the secâ€" executed a splendid hitâ€"and â€"run. Todd Sheridan tripled for Waterloo, J amie Young had a twoâ€"rbi single and bantam Tim Gowland filling in at second base also had Day weekend "I guess we‘ll see what mettle we‘re made of in Stratford," said the Waterloo boss. ‘"*Our harmony has been a bit better lately but it‘s still not what it should be." an rbiâ€"single. l is2X uhi / Wsamnezn im All in the Family Sloâ€"Pitch League Auto Body oo ind yals 12 Peat Marwick 4 TV & Stereo 17 North Waterioo Hydro 2 Future games: Waterioo City Yards vs Lakeshore North at Winston Churchil} School Kâ€"W Hydro vs Labatts at Centennial School Regional Royals vs Kâ€"W Hydro at Driftwood Lakeshore vs Cambridge TV at Centennial John Beli 179 140