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besting a 12â€"team field to claim the crown. Members of the Pirates include, front from left: John Thiel, omn:-mmmmm.mm.mmum.mmmm Viidik, Viishaal Kendall, Brandon Hergott, Andrew Scott, Andrew Mensink; back row from left: Tony Viidik, Tim Scott (manager), Frank Mensink, Roger Kropt. A threeâ€"game winning streak saw the Waterloo minor peewee Tigers top Woodstock 8â€"2, Kitchener 5â€" 2 and Guelph 4â€"3 in minor baseball league play last week. Waterloo‘s mark Schmidt was the winning pitcher against Woodstock and Chris Dietrich was the winâ€" ning pitcher against Kitchener and Guelph. Tim Hinschberger stole second, third and home against Guelph for the winning run. Ryan Roeder hit a basesâ€"loaded double to drive in three runs against Peewee Tigers on a winning streak Continuing to hold first place in‘their league, tapes, in a warm friendly atmosphere GIFT CERTIFICATES, REGISTRY, LAYAWAY AVAILABLE 33 ERB ST. W., WATERLOO, 746â€"5829 Inâ€" T he A tri um Quality Gifts, Crafts & Jewellery From Selected Canadian Artists Featuring works in clay, wood, fibre, metai & paper, plus art cards, prints, relaxation and meditation books & The Cobblestone Gallery â€"_â€" at The Seagram Museum July 1, 2 and 3, 1994 from 10 a.m. â€" 6 p.m. . Create your own flour sack, wear a miller‘s apron and turn grain to flour with an actual grindstone. Whether young, or young at heart, you‘ll enjoy this weekend of games, activities and songs dedicated to Canada‘s mills. ADMISSION IS FREE 57 Erb St. W. 57 Erb St ss5â€"1857 . oemPal This Canada Day Weekend, its ie 2305 1o t95 MnLOIvIOF®A n C GRINDSTONE Waterloo Minor Tâ€"Ball Rep Tiger Tails, sponsored by Moeser‘s Ice Cream Caboose, melted the Forest Hill Cardinals defence with solid hitting to take a 26â€"19 victory. Brad Boyer led Waterloo with two homers, followed by Ben Moser‘s home run and John Jutzi with three triples and a double for eight RBIs. Mosq#itoes The Waterico Major Mosquito Hornets continued to demonstrate the strength of their sting with a 5â€"2 vicâ€" tory over Guelph last Wednesday at Waterloo Park. Hometown herces included Tim Zettler with a leadâ€" off home run and Kyle Griffith with a double and sinâ€" OPENING SOON 10 a.m.â€"6 p.m.