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Approximately 550 people, representing 55 local businesses, braved Sunday‘s dampness and chill to participate in the Kâ€"W Corporate Challenge. Pandemonium. That‘s the only word to describe the scene in Waterloo Park Sunday, as 550 people representing 55 local businesses gathered for the third annual Corporate Challenge. Participants wriggled through hoola hoops, leap frogged, polkaed around pylons and tried to create the most spectacular splash in the Lion‘s Pool, in such events as Farmer‘s Market Mania, Fitness Fanatics, Local executives take timeâ€"out for fun Fancyfootwoctwunqulndtooommthoflmu’ Fanatics event. ‘ ks n t tin Pm â€" i a . > . y osh _ e t P _ LC TY * »4 5.++ cime £ * Â¥ * ° £ s Je 2z¢ 1+ 4 * serv wee "p*' % ‘.",“\'1».'7 C *# ;-y: * . © €49% 2 a "tey * ts L f + 3 §, esd s 4* *3 .. t 5 y . Â¥o + <" 5$ 3 e 5 o % % b> w« 3 M Psn P White Waterloo Rafting and Red Tape. When the madness was over winner of the °86 Challenge was Epton Industries, with second place going to the Valhalla Inn and third to a team from the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Record. f As usual, the name of the game was fun and camaraderie as it was time to "‘conduct business‘"‘ in a different fashion, at least for this one day of the year. §\ $ e Corporate Challenge Conducting ‘business‘ on the lighter side â€" Melodee Martinuk photostory Staff of Dunwoody and Company demonstrated that team spirit as they did the Executive Strut. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1986 â€" PAGE 5 Angela Bester of the Waterioo Family Y shows commendable diving technique in the Big Splash. \., . â€"® rsf\ _~Â¥ w\ *