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/aterloo. lefeuille uld win ff to the In Waterloo Minor Girls Softâ€" ball action the Gus Maue Banâ€" tams participated in the Provinâ€" cial Women‘s Softball association qualifying tournament this past weekend in Stratford and earned a bronze medal for their efforts. With this result, the team now goes on to the Ontario Summer Games to be held in Scarborough. Friday évening Waterloo met Grand Valley league leader Stratâ€" ford and defeated the host team 8â€"3. Carrie Herzog was the winâ€" ning pitcher for Waterloo holding the hard hitting Stratford team at bay throughout the seven inning game. Leading Waterloo‘s hitting was Erin Jalbert and Sarah Fretz both going three for four and scoring twice. On Saturday, Waterloo went head to head with Windsor and NEW IN TOWN? LET US PUT OUT THE MAT FOR YOU! Maue bantam girls win bronze Conestoga Parkway and King Street North â€" Waterioo Shop Mon.â€"Fri. 10 a.m.â€"9:30 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m.â€"6 p.m. Sun. noonâ€"5 p.m. be sure to call TUESDAY AUGUST 18TH Featuring: Candy The Magic Clown 1:00 p.m.â€"4:30 p.m. uie Wheptaidisis asodin on C@NESTEGA MALL Magic Shows: 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Face Painting All Afternoon 658â€"6700 KIDS DAY Waterloo insured a spot in the Ontario summer games with a 10â€"9 extra inning victory over London. Waterloo pulled ahead early but a big six run fifth inning by London tied the score and London went ahead an inâ€" ning later. Down by two runs in the bottom of the seventh Waterâ€" loo scored twice with two out. A ended up on the short end of a 5â€"4 score. Both teams scored a run in their first at bats Windsor pulled away scoring three in the third. Waterloo rallied for one in the fifth and one in the sixth to pull within one but Windsor counâ€" tered with an insurance run in the seventh and Waterloo scored one in the bottom of the seventh but were retired with men on second and third to end the game one run short. The flavour and aroma of homemade dessert is always a family favorite. Pick a peach and create a cobbler, jam or crumble top pie. With the :fi:fl ingredients, sweet & juicy cherries m e;inbine VI;.;Ifi'lk'i'nelon' ue or yellow plums, vine grapes, crisp apples and Bartlett peapr:. make a delicious cherries jubilee. Fresh fruit salad is simply arts & crafts * baking * candy * dairy products * dried fruits & nuts * eggs * fish * flowers * fresh fruit and vegetables fresh pasta * herbs & spices *â€"honey * jams & jellies * juice * maple syrup * meat * pickles * plants * poultry * refreshments mmm, alh, oookh. Sarah Fretz and Laurianne Townsend to tie the game. Three outstanding defensive plays in the top of the eighth by second baseman Erin Jalbert sparked Waterloo and Shannon Cartier‘s line dive base hit won it for Waterloo in the bottom of the eighth. Due rain delays the game ended 12:45 after a 10:00 p.m. doub_le by Marnie Simpson scored Think about it, please. and warning them never to build a tree house close to power 5"& lines, where they 4 could be seriously injured. Zfl’,’ There are many other “fi ways to practise electriâ€" /9%;% cal safety. And they all _ t have one very important thing in common. Common sense. Come to your senses The most important thing to remember about electricity is to always keep a little | common sense between wessoaytrtoznmâ€" you and your power mEX X,/ supply. Common sense , @/ B â€" means cautioning children o. P x; to avoid areas marked K. Live wires 74 Al Ed kesont KXC "Danger‘... _ _ .. Don‘t touch . another thing until e/ou read his ad. J Deyertort t 4 & : \g 35: ce s S t [, ’\,'(‘ @ » Kitchener Farmers‘ Market Waterloo then faced Thorold first thing Sunday morning and again came from behind in extra innings for a 7â€"5 victory. Brandie Kucyla was Waterloo‘s starting pitcher with relief help from Carrie Herzog. Scoring twice for Waterloo was Laurianne Townâ€" send who went three for five and Angie Drew coming out of a hitting drought in a big way going four for four including a WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. 1992 â€" PAGE 31 Saturday Morning is the best time to buy fresh Ontario Products for the weekend. Enjoy your summertime favorites. Visit the Market this Saturday â€" 6 a.m.â€"2 p.m. Box 640 300 Northheld Dr East Wateri00 Ontario N2J 4Â¥3 519) 886â€"5090 Waterloo North Hydro Windsor then defeated Harris ton 7â€"6 to earn the gold Sunday‘s action was close once again. A tired Waterloo squad was defeated 54 by Harriston again in an extra inning. Carrie Herzog was outstanding pitching for Waterloo having pitched the final three innings against Thorâ€" old and all eight against Harrisâ€" ton. key two RBI double