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You may be in'a recrea- tional rut without growing it. Waterloo has mos acres of park land but most people keep going back to Waterloo Park which is the largest. In I979 the City spent $251,000 to maintain its parks. The animal display in Wa- terloo Park was built in 1967 and the originial animals were donated by the Wa- terloo Lions Club as its Cen- tennial Project. It was hoped that City children would get a chance to see Canadian wildlife first hand. Some of the offspring of the original animals still reside in the park. Others were ac- quired from zoos and game farms. The variety of animals presently includes deer. rac- coon, black bear, porcupine, chickens, turkeys. wood ducks and rabbits The park Organizers say there is sure to be something for everyone in the list which includes amateur film pro- duction, auto care, bridge. canoeing, ceramics, guitar, dancing, yoga and many The Waterloo Family 'Y' will once again offer its adult special interest cour- ses this fall. _ Programs at the M W».- ”WSW” SI wags-rm ‘mmu 'Nqttrtt Pre-Register by phone-(519) 74477071 The NEW fud' , f way to TRIM an SHAPE that’s sweeping North Ameriu! WWW t11Tlrll,h"tl'lrit%' I.” "vs mom Dancercisa is a unique combination of dance and exercise routines. done to music. designed to give you all the tNmefits ot any vigorous exercise in 45 minutes of sheet turt--twitNt a week. , You won't "open in Vegas" but you will normalize your weight, tone, trim, and shape " ovel. _ So, join the Barbie Allen "Chorus Line" this tall. You'll make new fr-tttSant-tsetter-ou haveinyeers. _ Daneerciae is tor all age; It's for you. ONLY $55 - 20 CLASSES - 10 WEEK SESSION. ”indium. awn» -.vxtt..-rs.o.a.-tgt--a"s Mumwnkm “Imam has "has -7tm a!” Mann-tram IIWCIW‘ In In -om 'MTggr' tesrmrsuitir than,“ MttmrMmTA-it iiiL'Iiii'gnm , 300”” All about city parks is open all year round and of parks operated by the cost the city 89.” to main- City - active and passive. tain last year. Active parks such " Hill: Waterloo Park has many Aide Park on Marsland facilities including baseball . Drive and Moses Springer diamonds and a bandshell on Lincoln Road have sports amphitheatre" which was facilities such as a swim- built in 1967. The second lars ming pool and arena. Pas- gest park, Bechtel Park. is sive parks like Sugar Bush on University Avenue at Park at Weber and Blyth- Bridge Street. There are wood Streets have only pic- lighted tennis courts which nie facilities. operate on a pay-as-you-play Waterloo has thirteen basis. This is a new ctncepu-ateighbouritood parks which in the area. ' -" A $13,000 creative Nay- ground was donated by the Waterloo Lions Club. In 1978 a 1.000 seat ball stadium was built. Ken Pflug. director of Com- munity Services, feels that the excellent facilities at Bechtel Part should be em- phasized since most people do not know about them. " There are two categories Registration for 'Y' members will be held Wed- nesday, September , from 9 asm. to 9 p.m. and non- members may register Thursday, September 4 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. More details are available by calling the 'Y' at 885- other courses for adults. b WW Oman-u Irwin-JD”- N"-tkrre WAMOO "courier-my mom “when” Hotlink 74350 one" - t)iii)ftllEfttiiii)tiltt.l, {DELL DON'T MISS THESE SPECIAL EVENTS DISCOUNT COUPONS "a, "Famine" or CONESI’OGA PARKWAY mo KING ST Ballots available in all stores Drawn - Saturday, September 13th at 4.00 p.m. Pick op' your Discount Coupons at the mall for excellent savings at many of our more than 70 stores and services Coupons valid September 2- " 1980 Rem when is a freelan- ce writer [or the Waterloo Chamber at Commerce. range in' size Item 3 to 16.9 acres. These parks total 72.75 acres and include taci- lities such " branch " braries. tennis‘courts. play- grounds, outdoor rinks and Parklands. Five private parks also lie within the City of Waterloo. Prizes, Savings and Fun at our p; .V 1ft/'ijiri ri "-'gh'r" as “2:: _ x 42 ic", , Notation Ohmic“, Wain-thy. S-ttter 3. I” . Pop 11 'f:iiijitrgkiii' NORTH, WATEILOO