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The 29th annual Waterloo Invitational Soccer Tournament took over the fields of Kitchener-Waterloo this weekend featuring play in " boys and girls divisions, including Under- 14 play pictured above. In the Under 9 boys division, Lasalle beat North London 2-1. In the Under 10 boys division. North London beat Waterloo 3-2, In the Under-l 1 boys division, Brampton beat Waterloo 1-0. In the Under 12 Boys division, London beat Kitchener 5-1. In the Under 13 boys division, Nudeo Sporting beat London 4-1. In the Under IS boys divi- sion, Southend London lost to Dixie 2-1. In the Under 10 girls division, North London beat Brampton 24). In the Under 11 girls division. Kitchener beat Aurora 2-t, In the Under 12 division, Kitchener beat Peterborough a-I. In the Under I3 girls division, East York beat Cambridge I-th In the Under 14 girls division. North Bay beat Islington 1-0. In the Under 16 girls division J9akville beat Etobicoke 4-2. In the Under 18 girls division, Niagara Falls beat Waterloo B 2-0, Putting your shoulder into it We’ll bring your store to over 26,000 doors. mremoo's Own CoaurtmrrvPleiretEf 886-2830 iiiriijrithti"ti'iiii'iiaca wwwnyploea MA “EV "WTO The K-W Divmg Club took part in the Tier Illlit provincial championships in Gloucester last week, and came away with a number of strong results K-W Divers wins medals Alex Taylor won gold in the one metre dive competi- tion in the boys 14-15 age group. 9mg "e Téylor was also first in the boy's Level ll three-metre board competition: _ In the girl‘s Level II com- petition, the K-W Diving Club's Chelsey MacGillivary License ”990057 92 Lodge St., Waterloo tttto-Mt s, \v tatb. "stiletto'?,?',) Fll‘" - A iiiiiisik sumo ‘229332200 31’" ”at ig‘.“x:i§_‘5‘f’ Twig! "g; , _ . _ fig; 5,j?i:ile, gWka" Now att EI claimants will TECEIVB at least 55% of 'sfc'c,i',l, ;‘WWW eamln . Retroactive to October 1, 2000. gs 'saj!iitTtili7, 35% ”’3 “0:, i, _0 Tttttttstem repayment (chwback) provision is no longer applicable for claimants , as}: , Maui-we maternity, parental and sickness benefits, first-time claimants and a claimants who make less than $48,750 net annual income. Retroactive to ', the 2000 taxation year. IOI . Parents who took extended absences from the workforce to care for young children may now be able to qualify for El regular benefits like other workers. Retroactive to October l, 2000. inomnc RETRoAgQ/E PAYMENTS 1 o Self-employed fishers can now benefit fully from the changes made to maternity, parental and sickness benefits. Retroactive to December 31, 2000. Since mid-lune, Human Resources Development Canada has been automatically issuing retroactive payments for adjustments to El claims affected by the changes. The Canada Customs and Revenue Agency will forward retroactive payments for clawback [2000 taxation year) automatically in about two months. [hr mlu'x u ,L... whtr,? grattuaslx Hum-n "llama-I Dim Could: mm hm Can-u 1 800 O-Canada (1 800 622-6232) was second in the one- metre dive, MacGillivary was also second in the three-metre board competition in the 14- [Sage group. The k-W Diving Club also had a silver medal per- formance in the girls level III one-metre dive competi- lion, tanti Kaufman finished an impressive second in the 11 and under girls competition, The coapetitidn took place June 16-17, or visit out Web site at: trt.tr.ttedodrtteatxa Users of TTY/TTD devices dial: , ttoo Mg-ms 12:00 pm. 6:45 pm & 10 pm 3 pm Session Fri.,Sat. 8. Sun. only Please Join Us! Sessions daily For a brochure on El changes call toll-free OPEN T DAYS Prize Board 'Ddul " '71! Dam! bond” val. of kg y, m 50% In! Frruurnt Ft uan proved In " IM'(IIW and an terr-qt Calm l'il'