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Fri & Sat. 55 7 WATERLOO MINOR SOCCER CHICKEN WINGS every Thursday & Saturday 511 p.m ALL YOU CAN EAT ... super "20° Atom House League Standings as of July 15/85 Kâ€"W LADIES SOFTBALL LEAGUE Results as of July 12/85 A Division Peewee Boys Join Us At C Division 8 Division GP 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 GP 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1985 July 15th 2 Swan Dust Control 1 2 Harvey‘s Restaurants 2 Sherif Motors 1 5 R.D. Goldsworthy 5 4 Homes by Ristau 5 The Natural Food Mkt 12 12 12 11 11 0 13 11 16 10 10 1 L0 11 12 12 13 16 10 0 0 0 0 0 each 118 185 GF 51 | hw 170 lih L1h 04 201 113 M? 1hs 150 140 d W GF 45 102 105 131 h5 GA 11 GA 11 21 43 21 21 185 AIn »0 2 3 M 112 1h? 115 125 1149 105 #7 37 [h 11 11 1 |6 10 17 14 L 17 Mn 18 16 15 13 19 18 16 18 14 14 The race ends with a 10 kilometre run and favorites such as Doug Guderian of Waterloo are expected to finish in over two hours. _ â€" The entry fee is $25 and all proceeds from the event will be donated to the Big Brothers Association of Waterloo. Only 50 more entries will be. accepted for the first annual Twin City Big Brothers Triathlon Sunday, July 28 at the Laurel Creek Conservaâ€" tion Area and surrounding area. Competitars will be limited to 300 and promotions chairman Jan Ciuciura urges those still wishing to register to do so at Athlete‘s Foot locations in Kitchener or Waterloo rather than by mail. Prizes will be awarded to the first three finishers in each of eight race categories. All competitors will also be eligible for a Miele triathlon bicycle to be given away in a draw at the awards ceremony following the race. The race opens with a 1,000 metre swim at 9 a.m. to be followed by a 40â€"kilometre bicycle race to Crosshill and back. The symposium is open free of charge to all competitors and for others there is an admission charge of $5. The day before the event a triathlon sympoâ€" sium will be held at Athlete‘s Foot, 57 King St. W., Kitchener, from 10 a.m. to noon. © OwWwNED & OPERATED BY ERNIE MEISSNER Mini Golf Children . Adulits . .. Giant Slide ... ... ... ... Moon Walker . . . . . .. . . .. d Flying Turtles .. .. . . . . .. Ferris Wheel . . . . . . . . . . . Season Pass .. ... . ... ... Day Pass. ... . . . . ... ... G’Ol.lp Day Pass (tor 25 or more) The Platinum Health &Fitness Centre Twin City Triathlon getting good response 155 KING STREET WEST. KITCHENER, ONTARIO N2G 1A7 EUN CENTRE tor group golf tournaments of 25 or more TROPHIES SUPPLIED HEIDELBERG FUN CENTRE IS NOW FREE 699â€"44 13 Open Daily with the exception of golt club rental (CLUB $1.50 RENTAL) $2 25 ROW‘s Todd Major led the way, breaking three meet records in winning the 100 metre breaststroke, 200 individual medley and 100 backstroke. A total of 11 of the clubs 18 competitors captured 43 medals. Among them were Dusan and Danny Nedelko, Debbie Parsons, Marc Shaw, Scott Pagan, Rim Major and Jennifer Parsons. Symposium speakers include Dr. Richard Hughson (running training and heat problems), David Heinbuck ‘ (swimming techniques and training), Bruce Smith (buying a bicycle) and Steve Cornell (bicycle handling and training). In spite of cool lake temperatures of 64 degrees, the Region of Waterloo Swim Club had a successful time at a threeâ€"day swim meet in Lake Placid, N.Y. Stephen Hulford was also a recordâ€"setter, winning the 200 free and 100 butterfly. pINNEK SPECIAL ROW swimmers hot in cool lake Of course, we serve up mouthwatering hamburgers, french fries and regular dinner menu. But wait ‘til you taste one of our famous daily specials! FRIDAY: SCHNITZEL or SPARERIBS SATURDAY: SCHNITZEL or COMBO SUNDAY: SCHNITZEL or CHICKEN MONDAY: SCHNITZEL or SAUSAGE TUESDAY: SCHNITZEL or ROAST BEEF WEDNESDAY: SCHNITZEL or PIGTAILS THURSDAY: SCHNITZEL or CHICKEN Daily Dinner CHILDREN‘S MENU % PRICE Specials HEIDELBERG TAVERN Banquet facilities for up to 83 people EVERY DAY IS FAMILY DAY New Motel Rooms $24 99 699â€"44 13 Sing along with "OZZIE" on the Honky Tonk piano Fr 8 p m.â€"12, Sat 3 pm.â€"12 Sunday 4â€"8 p m DELICIOUS HOMECOOKED 7 DAYS A WEEK (519) 7â€"HEALTH or 744â€"7700 e AEROBICS e LIFE CYCLES e NAUTILUS EQUIPMENT e FULL EXERCISE CIRCUIT e INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAMS with Kinesiologists e OLYMPIC WEIGHTS e POOL e WHIRLPOOL e SAUNA e EUCALYPTUS ROOM e CERTIFIED MASSAGE THERAPISTS e SUNTANNING BEDS e NUTRITION COUNSELLING e MEMBER LOUNGE e SENIOR PROGRAMS fh, Ali _ jULY 5 TO 31 /85 EK FREE Pop, Coffee & Popcorn DESIGNATED DRIVER PROGRAM LADIES & GENTLEMEN NSEPARATELY N ALTERX ATE DAYX Daily Dinne Specials