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32 Programmed Insurance Chronicle RWAM Insurance Administrators Inc Country Club Sponsored by Tuesday, July 14, 1998 & A 3 T "oâ€"sponsored by host club Conestoga Broke °TS When it‘s Waterloo you want, it‘s Waterloo we‘ve got. _ Inc The 1998 Programmed Insurance . Golf Classic We‘re proud of the financial asststartce the PIB Opporâ€" tunity Eund has provided and will contmue to provide to "re proud 0f INE ARAAMCIOT T We re pri Au\‘ ’[:‘A) ‘-‘ Pm PQ] :'ffif',,!?:‘.‘_: assistance the PIB Oppor s i o4 tuntty Eund has provided and P cr â€" 4 ,fi*:;é ;:4 will t e ) 3 benefitting the following will contmue to provide to » “#‘«:«" e e students and individuals, grou Â¥and youth orgamâ€" n nM' Cles i zations in the + Cam» MeCo ’%“-» g!s Kitchenerâ€" . Brothe ‘ém plre Waterloo o Phuxmina fadk ©* *~ Betty Thompson Youth ! . 6 ie o mds m area ntre . ‘*‘a{‘*;g'h'f;&i‘;»‘ Another # en en hss e Mmm 2« complete sellâ€" Ppediattks _ * _.â€" *‘ * wok otho Ns o Lo t mxuer youth orgamâ€" zations in the Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo area Another complete sellâ€" out â€" the ue indicsâ€" Al McDonough Py Tournament chair fion of the quality and popularity of this longâ€"standing community event Thanks to participants, sponâ€" sors, volunteers, commuttee members and celebrity perâ€" sonaltties, it‘s going to be a greal sfxl}(' ¢ s * Conestoga College Bursary ompletely Sold Out! 886â€"2830 _Â¥ Mite Boys seven to eightâ€" yearâ€"olds: James Schumacher 100mâ€"fifth, 200mâ€"third Long Jumpâ€"second; Jesse Caron 400mâ€"third, 800mâ€"second, Members of Young Athletics Track and Field Club comâ€" peted in the Provincial Chamâ€" pionships this past weekend held in Oshawa This week‘s Waterloo Chronicle team of the week is the Waterloo Lightning underâ€" 10 boys rep soccer team. The Lightning have been on a tear in the last few weeks winning three tournaments, while finishâ€" ing up as finalists in two others. including the Waterloo International tournament this past weekend. The boys won the Guelph International tournament in May. They followed that up with a win at the Pickering International tournament and a Young Athletics track results We are a communityâ€"based network of agencies, groups and individuals working together toâ€"prevent heart disease and cancer in Waterloo Region. We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to share their skills and energy to increase community and action for healthier living! ogo design by Karolina Kurlik, Conestoga College Graphic Arts student RtCOSP It‘s official...our winning logo* .&'\00 _ For more information call Kerrv Robinson at 883â€"2110 ext. 5333 o%® on Heart Health & c /\ sip{ 1y J 4 Hf‘(l/, Tyke Girls nineâ€"lOyrs: May Kotsopoulas 100mâ€"third, 200mâ€"second, Long Jumpâ€" third: Stephame Weston 1500mâ€"fourth; Rebecca Moss Shot Putâ€"third, 400mâ€"fifth. Long Jumpâ€"fourth Tyke Boys nineâ€"10yrs: Mike McDonald 1500mâ€"fifth, Shot Putâ€"fourth; Adam Schoefield Let‘s get Together 4 Health! win at the Etobicoke Little World Cup in June. Members of the team are: Graeme Dempster. Zachary Faubertâ€"Tetreault, Ryan James. Alex Jewson, Igancio A. Lagos, Liam Phipps, Brandon Carcamo, Brandon Stranz, jamie Mealing, Ryan Bessey, Mattie Middleton, James Ross, David Bellew, Eamon Hamoodi, and Alex Wood. John Kaemmle is the head coach, assistants are Paul Phipps and Andrew Willes, and the manager is Doug Ross. aAF y M.T.A. Seniors 13â€"14yrs Nathan Hoel Long Jumpâ€" fourth; Alan Kobayashi High Jumpâ€"third. 200mâ€"sixth, 100mâ€"sixth Stephen Jones 400mâ€"fifth Long Jumpâ€"fourth. Atom Girls 11â€"12 yrs: Julia Malleck 80Omâ€"sixth, 1500mâ€" fourth. a 1)|