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The Cambridge Times weekly newspaper has organised a road race in conjunction with Rotary Clubs that is actually two races in other 5K â€"â€" that can be run on Sunday. Entry forms can be picked up at the Kitchener and Waterloo YMCA‘s. â€" The Region of Waterloo Swim Club will host the Golden Region Aquatic Association championâ€" ship meet for the third straight year at the Wilfrid Laurier Uniâ€" versity pool. The meet is for young swimâ€" mers, mostly 12 and under, who haven‘t yet obtained a provincial ‘A‘ standard and it is sponsored by OW Sports. ROW has won the meet the past four years. Other particiâ€" ROW hosting meet for young swimmers The Times Classic features two routes â€"â€" one 10 kilometres and the Times Classic Sunday The words were so charmingâ€"â€"and especially because they came from the lips of Waterloo Region‘s Easter Seal 1987 Tammy Laurie~Durst at last week‘s press conference announcing this year‘s Al Bailding Golf Week for Timmy. Said Laurie, addressing a variety of media types and Week organizers at the Dundee Country Club: "Have a great time (during Golf Week), go out there and show them what you‘ve got." _ _ , â€" Simple words, but the impact was undeniableâ€"â€"the Balding charity, now in its 12th year, is designed to support physically disabled children so they can continue to show us ‘"what they‘ve got." Al Balding Golf Week for Timmy, which began Friday and runs to May 25, brings together thousands of golfers from 125 Central Ontario courses, including most local ones, to raise money to aid over 7,000 physically disabled children. At each course, play is open to all golfers male or female whether serious competitor or weekend dufferâ€"a special handicap formula approved by the CPGA determines final scores. Golfers pay $10 for a Timmy score card plus green fees if applicable, and may enter as often as they wish at $10 per round, with $8 of that $10 going to the Easter Seal Sociâ€" ety. Winners from courses selling at least $25 tickets will come together in the Tournament of Champions at Huntington Club July 22. The other $2 from the $10 fee goes for pro shop Balding, who in recent years has revived his career on the lucrative U.S. Senior tour, is an active participant in the program, which is sponsored by Carling O‘Keefe and administered by 10 regional Police Associations. Balding‘s Golf Week . for Timmy a big hit UPPORT OMMUNITY EOPLE XTENDING 621 KING ST. WEST, KITCHENER â€" 745â€"9495 COPES is a community program designed to present informed speakers on practical subjects that will be of benefit to you. The atmosphere will be informal and there will be time k:’gumions and discussion. in ition, the fellowship you share with others will be supportive. EVERYONE IS WELCOME â€" THIS IS YOUR INVITATION You may attend one or all seminars, without cost, and feel free to bring a friend. As part of our involvement in the community and to assist you in your time of loss, Ratzâ€"Bechtel is pleased to bring you this series. Gerald R. McDonald Funeral Director Ratzâ€"Bechtel Ltd. _6_21 AKlng StA. W Kitchener, Ont. Diane Jennings, R.N. pating clubs are from Guelph, Cambridge, Brantford, London and St. Catharines. Among the ROW swimmers to watch are four in the eight and under category who have been setting club records. They are Laura Nicholls, Doug Browne, Kyle Hnatyshen and Chris Gruhn. The meet runs from 9 a.m. to 4 JUNE 15, 1987 Subject:â€" ‘"‘Banking, & Other Money mmm;mw § 6e MEETINGS AT: Ratzâ€"Bechtel Family Centre Please call if you need a ride â€" 745â€"9495 Mondays at 7:30 p.m. (Conversation and coffee at 7:00) COPES SEMINARS JUNE 8, 1987 :â€" "I Am T Subject Really Hurting But I Am Going To Speaker+ Dr. Defton Gilebe, Professor of Pastoral Care and Counselling â€" Wiltrid Laurier WOTTk l' 1O P Speaker hrce: ty mu;:flun D . Assocc Medicni Director, Mutual Life of Canada MAY 25, 1987 _Vote goes Bruce‘s way; _ ROW directors resign nefilon of Waterloo Swim Club will be renewed and he‘ll be working with a néw temporary board of directors. This was decided ay night when ROW held a close meeting. When put to a vote, members decided by a count of 74â€"65 to retain the services of The same vote also expressed nonâ€"confidence in former ROW president Kevin Higgins and his board of directors and when they stepped down 12 others were named to a "caretaker‘‘ board that will oversee club operations for the time being. Higgins and his board had asked for Bruce‘s resignation back in April and this became an issue that divided the club when some parents and senior swimmers came to Bruce‘s defence. At the meeting, members were given the opportunity to speak before the vote.But 55 votes were already in by proxy because Bruce‘s supporters had lobbied for him. Bruce‘s critics said he had fallen down in his administrative duties and was not a strict enough disciplinarian but his supporters said he hadn‘t been given a fair chance after taking over from Cliff Barry in September. Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staft [ LEASE FOR LEss! | 1987 INTEGRA RS * 0.A.C. based on 48 month net lease with $2,000 down (cash or trade). Sales tax and licence extra. 2685 Kingsway Dr. (west of Fairview Park) TERMS AVAILABLE TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET FAIRVIEW ACURA Bob Bruce‘s contract as head coach of the 2 A Division of Honda Canada Inc. NOW IN Kâ€"W 893â€"9000 If walking is difficult . . . A unique exercise system designed specifically for the modern woman, will reduce «inches, improve muscle tone and break up cellulite, the safe, effective and effortless way! While gentle vibrating massage tables do all the work, you stretch out, relax and feel those inches slip away. 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Age group coach Dean Boles has not always seen eyeâ€"toâ€"eye with Bruce but he has decided to stay on for his swimmers and take a waitâ€"andâ€"see attitude at least until the end of July. Those named to the caretaker board include Harry Gardiner, Jim Brown, Ron Forrest, Soren Skafte, Hanna Nedelko and Ron Miller. Bruce heard the results by telephone in Vanâ€" couver where he took three swimmers for the Esso International meet. He leaves for a meet in Edmonton this weekend. Bruce said it‘s time for the club to reâ€"evaluate in terms of philosophy and in terms of the kind of program offered. o â€" _ "I think it‘s an opportunity for us to get down to business," said Bruce. "The last month has not been a productive one for us." _ _ e The list continues: Gary Wagner, Barry Lyon, Ethel Clair, Phyllis Selberg, George Priddle and Steve Quantz. +KFHF |R e No disrobing e No sweating e No lifting e No tiring exercise e No calisthenics e No waiting eeomaiiinenge t plzmr «o thiier ns