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Earn extra money delivering the Waterloo Chronicle after school on WEDNESDAYS. Paper carriers are needed in the following areas ... uie Beechwood P1 McDougall Stanley/Forsyth/Laurier/MacDonald Bayhampton/Harper Lee Ave/Oxbox/Piigrim Cir Alexandra/Melbourne Somerset Batavia/Columbia Mobility PILUS The Regional Municipality of Waterloo Grand River Transit is developing a 5â€"year business plan for Mobility PLUS specialized transit services. The 5â€"year business plan is intended to provide a framework that will guide the development of public transit services for persons with disabilities in Waterloo Region. The plan will include the current Mobility PLUS South services in Cambridge, Mobility PLUS North services in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo and the Kiwanis Transit services in the Townships of Woolwich, Wilmot and Wellesley. A study consultant has been retained to assist GRT staff with this project and work has commenced. An important component of the study is ongoing consultation with key stakeholders and the general public. As part of the consultation process, three public meetings have been scheduled to provide an opportunity for input. The meetings are scheduled as follows: WINNERS Susan Moran Judy O‘Connor Kelly Roberts Jack Kipfter Roger Janke Interested persons are invited to attend one of these meetings and to participate in the discussions. For further information, please contact Dave Smith at 585â€"7597 ext. 7297. If you are interested in a route or know anyone who is please call the Waterloo Chronicle at 886â€"2830 X 225 August 13, 2002 â€" 10:00 am to 11:30 am Township of Woolwich Council Chambers 69 Arthur St., Elmira JULY DRAW NNNAE RS The following six Waterloo Chronicle subscribers have won a $50.00 gift card from Sobeys. August 14, 2002 â€" 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Region of Waterioo Council Chambers 150 Frederick St., Kitchener August 6, 2002 â€" 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm Social Services Board Room 150 Main St., Cambridge AREA Lakeshore North Lakeshore North Lakeshore Village Laurelwood Columbia/MacGregor Beechwood/Maplehill Longwood Lester/Sunview Glenridge Macgregor/Ferndale/Northcrest/Villa Ashcrof/Bellehaven/Willowdale Cedarbrae/Cedarvale Junior Tigers bow out in 3 The Waterloo Junior Tigers bowed out in three straight games to Brantford in the first round of the Interâ€"County Junior playoffs last week. Jon Morbey was named the league‘s pitcher of the year, and Ryan Roeder was the league‘s MVP. Region of Waserioo CARRIER Matthew Bender Shonna deGreef Graham Blakelock Danny Rooke Brian Stanley Jessica Henderson TEAM OE THE WEEK Rob Good, a member of the Waterioo "Flying Dogs" Cycling Club continued his torrid pace on the track oval in Delhi at the Ontario Championships, winning four medals. No one better than Good in Delhi He earned two gold medals in the 500 m time trial and the 2,000 m sprint, giving him his third consecuâ€" Mosquito Tigers sting Cambridge The Waterloo Minor Mosâ€" quito Triple "A" Tigers pushed their season record to 11â€"4 with a lopsided 24â€"1 road victory over the Camâ€" This week‘s Waterloo Chronicle Teams of the Week are the Waterloo Red and Waterioo Gold Underâ€"9 Girls Select develâ€" opment teams. The Red and Gold teams both reached the finals of the recent Camâ€" bridge Heritage tournament, which the Reds eventually won, which speaks to the strength of the Underâ€"9 program. It all started back in October 2001, with the efforts of Charlie Foy. The girls attended training sessions weekly through the winâ€" ter and the spring, and with 26 girls attendâ€" ing two teams were formed. Before the tournament win in Cambridge, the Red team was also the runner up a the Woodâ€" stock tournament in June. There are exhiâ€" bition games planned for both teams the rest of the season, which wraps up with the tive title in the disciplines. He also earned two bronze medals in the pursuit race and the fiveâ€"km mass start race. Two weeks ago, the Ontario champions competâ€" ed in the North American Championships in Bromont, PQ, where he demonstrated his prowess against the conâ€" bridge Cubs last vo{gek. The Tigers‘ offense had contributions from the entire lineup, scoring runs in all but the third inning and held a nineâ€"run lead after five. In the sixth inning Waterâ€" loo sent 18 batters to the plate and came away with 14 Adam Zack, Pranil Seoni and Brian Reiter turned in With the hot summer beatâ€" ing down at University Stadiâ€" um, 55 young Golden Hawks are keeping their water bottles Golden Hawks Sports Camp The Golden Hawk Sumâ€" mer Sports Camp is now in its fourth week, with high action sports games and fun in the Participants aged 6â€"12 are attending camp Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m.~4 pm. . Sports sessions throughout the week include soccer,basâ€" ketball, football, archery and track and field. The campers swim daily at the Wilfrid Laurier Athletic Complex and go on a weekly bus trip to Bingemans‘ Water All participants receive a Golden Hawk Sports Camp Tâ€" Shirt and hat. Ancaster tournament in September. Memâ€" bers of the Waterloo Red and Gold teams, pictured above, are: (back row, left to right} coach lan Beveridge, coach John Rowe, coach Cathy Godkin, coach Wendy Baxter, coach Chris Woodcroft (middle row) Jill Vanâ€"Damme, Sarah Lynch, Jackie Cort, Rebecca Balcerzak, Haley Baxter, Jessica Duke, Jennifer Gilmour, Alex Rudow, Rebecca Friedel, Emily Knarr, Rebecca Lomax, (front row) Lana Pfaff, Paige Hamâ€" mer, Tara Eby, Courtney Greer, Alyssa Neuâ€" mann, Tess Beveridge (front}, Hannah Stroudâ€"Lusk, Emmaâ€"Louise Rowe, Amanâ€" da Woodcroft, Melissa Buckle, Beth Godâ€" kin, Caitlyn Cobbe and Katarina Zgratja. Missing from the photo are Kirsten Quistâ€" berg and Bethany Logan. tinent‘s masters riders by earning two gold medals and three bronze medals in the various track cycling events. Meanwhile, at the mounâ€" tain bike race at Chicopee last week, Blair MacDonald continued his assent in the Ontario Cadets class by winâ€" ning silver on the muddy slopes of the ski hill. strong performances both offensively and in the field. The Waterloo pitching duties were handled by Brent Steffier, Colin Gordner and Alex (Lefty) Reidt who combined for five strikeouts. Gordner also contributed five RBIs, going two for four. Waterloo‘s next time test will be at home against the undefeated Mississauga North Tigers. This year‘s camp staff conâ€" sists of the camp directors, Stephanie McCann and Sean Perdue, and instructors Heather Secley, Melanie Southworth, Kate Conway, Chris Adams, Paul Moffatt and The miniâ€"camp ran its first session last week for four and This program runs daily from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a. m., with a weekly trip to Lion‘s Lagoon at Waterloo Park. Sport sesâ€" sions include soccer, basketâ€" ball, soccerâ€"baseball, track & field and low organized games. Spaces are still available for sports camp and miniâ€"camp during the week of Aug, 6. For registration â€" information please contact Agnes Pitsch at the Athletic Complex at 884â€" 071,0 ext. 2184.