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PAGE 10 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 Parents of three to six year old children who are interested in this program are invited to attend an OKIENTATION MEETINCL at The Beckett School of Piano Uhursdas Nept 8 at 7 30 p m SUZUKI PIANO PROGRAM ORIENTATION MEETING The Beckett School of Piano Thursday, Sept. 8, 7:30 p.m. Learn about the Suzuki philosophy and concepts with Gail Lange. Suzuki specialist Byâ€"Law No. 76â€"119 States Buildings With EVEN PROPERTY NUMBERS â€" May water Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sundays. ODD PROPERTY NUMBERS â€" May water Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sundays. Between the hours of 6:00 a.m. â€" 10 a.m .. and 7:00 p.m. â€" 11:00 p.m. @b«mwbng,lmgfim! THIS YEAR, Empire Life celebrates our sixtieth anniversary! Our sister company, The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company, has been around even longer â€" since 1887 , in fact, when Sir John A. Macdonald, our first Prime Minister, was the Company‘s first president. TOGETHER, Empire Life and The Dominion of Canada‘s Life iInsurance Section offer the valuable expertise and knowledge of over 150 years â€" as well as a wide, upâ€"toâ€"date range of life, health and pension plans for individuais and businesses. YOU CAN GET information without obligation on our innovative products and confidential counselling on financial security pilanning from our local office. James G. Johnston, CLU Branch Manager George A. Robbins, CLU Brokerage Manager 1 Bive Springs Drive, Suite 401 (38_ Lawnâ€"Garden Watering (519) 578â€"3640 238 King St. S. Wate The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company The Empire Life Insurance Company Corporation Limited, ranked Mo. 61 by assots in The Financie! Post‘s 1983 isting of the top 100 banks and financial institutions in Canada.. Marjorie Beckett, Director CITY OF WATERLOO Education & Family Services 884â€"2221 Tutorial School RICHâ€"CRAFT INTERIORS Ig) Byâ€"law No. 3868 of the City of Waterloo requires that the owner or harbourer of a dog within the limits of the City of Waterloo, shall within ten (10) days after becoming the owner of such dog, cause the dog to be registered with the City Treasurer and procure a licence therefor. The licence and tag fee to be levied and collected from the owner of every dog is $2.00, which is payable only once by every owner or harbourer of each dog. Any person who has not obtained a Permaâ€" nent Dog Licence must make application as soon as possible at the office of the City Treasurer, Marsland Centre, 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo. Applications may also be made by mail by forwarding your remittance and the following information: name and address of the owner and the breed, colour and sex of the dog. Cookies &¢; Galore! PERMANENT DOG LICENCE (Grades 1â€"8) Sat. mornings (1% hrs.) Individualized programs Qualified specialists 274 Marsland Dr., Waterioo ]' _ VISIT OUR ?| NEW SHOWROOMS FOR ALL YOUR FLOORING NEEDS ____ Where we will try to serve you better CITY OF WATERLOO i xoee sgme We have all kinds of cookies! Smail ones. medium ones, large ones. plain ones, decorated ones, and fancy cookies. At Rotâ€" teveel‘s we specialize in baking cookies. Come in today and taste them, try them, buy them for your cookie jar, your tea party, your favorite grandchild. or just as a snack Every one is delicious, nutritious. and so eatable You‘ll be pleasâ€" antly surprised at the number of varieties Was titge 308C oror Fish lovers will be glad to know that Tak Tsuda and his family have opened a new fresh fish outlet in Waterioo. The Tsudas opened Mikado Foods on July 25. The store is located at 31 University Avenue East, between Church‘s Fried Spaghetti House. Mikado Foods features a wide variety of fresh fish â€" including spring salmon, shrimp, mackerel, flounder, cod, swordfish, sole, and even shark and dolphin, if there is a demand for such specialty items. "If customers want something special, I do my best to get it for them," says Tak Tsuda, who drives to Toronto twice weekly to buy fresh ocean fish. As well as fresh fish, shoppers will also find a selection of popular products for making Chinese and Japanese style meals: bean paste, ginger, seaweed, soy sauces and special noodles, to name a few. The Festival of Arts and Crafts will open at Kitchener Farmer‘s Market Sunday, Sept. 11 at noon featuring Tsuda points out that seaweed is fast becoming a popular vegetable in North America. It is high in minerals and very low in calories. Many people use it as a salad green. But a traditional Japanese use for seaweed is as a main ingredient in sushi, the oriental meal which also features various combinations of fish and rice. Sushi, because of its nutritional value and nonâ€"fattening appeal, is now often included as a regular menu item in restaurants in the U.S., says Tsuda. "In New York there must be 250 restaurants serving sushi." Tsuda, wife Naoko and daughâ€" ters Yoko and Meiko make and sell many different kinds of sushi. According to Meiko, "if you want a party tray (of sushi), we will arrange that for you. Just order it two to three hours ahead of time and we will make up a tray." _ In the last ten days, the Tsudas have expanded their business to include takeâ€"out foods. They now feature fish and chips, shrimp tempura, as well as the popular sushi. All are made from fresh fish. In the very near future they plan to also offer sandwiches and salad plates, made with fresh salmon and tuna and a special John & Mary Albrecht Spread & Py! Junipers from $4. & $6 2â€"15 Blue Spruce & Austnan Pine .. from $16.00 5â€"15° Red Maples from $12.00 5â€"20° Norway Mapies from $6.00 5.8 Potted Fruit trees trom §$7.75 Over 20,000 Trees from 2‘â€"20‘. 40 Acres of Shade Trees. Blue Spruce, Shrubs and Fruit Trees. Fruit Trees, Maples, Oaks, Wainuls Spread & Py! Junipers fom$4 § % _ Lindens, Locust, Flowering Crabs. 2â€"15° Blue Spruce & Austrian Pine .. from $16.00 ro‘:ma‘m PA-h. Flowering Almonds Mapt ustrian Pine, Hoopsi â€" Alberta $15 Red from §12.00 Nest Spruce, Holly, Boxwood. Euon 5â€"20 Norway Mapies from $600 _ imus, Japanese Yews, Roses 4 Flow 5â€"8 Potted Fruit trees from§$775 ering Shrubs, Cocoa Beans, Bark Chemicals, Fertilizer, etc Come and visit our outstanding assortment of hardy, climatized, locally grown trees and shrubs Arts festival Sunday EVUVONYMUS SPECIAL and Pasta‘s Pizza & JOHN‘S NURSET Tree & Shrub Sale Retail & Wholesale â€" Fully Guaranteed any color W each handmade arts and crafts created by some of the finest artists and crafts people in the area. ARR #1, #"5 TQ homemade fish chowder. The Tsuda family has been in the Kâ€"W area for 12 years. They owned and operated the Harvest Inn in Downtown Kitchener, then sold the restaurant and opened Mikado Foods in Waterloo. Since 1964 Mennonites across Ontario have been sharing fi nances with one another through the Mennonite Credit Union (Onâ€" tario) Limited. The main concept of the organization is that one member‘s savings become another member‘s loan. Mikado Foods is open seven days a week, Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Parking is available in the lot which separates Mikado from Church‘s. The Mennonite Credit Union (MCU) has been growing steadily. It now has more than 4,400 memâ€" bers and assets totalling in excess of $27 million. This week the MCU is opening its fifth branch office, located in Waterloo at 200 Weber St. N. And this location will become MCU‘s new head office, as they move their offices from the current site on Kent Avenue in Kitchener. ‘"‘This new location will help us serve our current Waterloo and area members better than ever before," says Ervin Steinmann, chairman of the board of directors. "Also, hopefully, Mennonites who are eligible for membership in MCU â€" and not yet members â€" will find this added convenience at tractive and will decide to become part of our credit union family." Members currently include Mennonites of Swiss, German and Dutch origin who are formal memâ€" bers of Mennonite congregations in Ontario, whether or not these congregations are independent or part of one of the Mennonite conâ€" ferences. Other branch offices of MCU are located in Kitchener, New Hamâ€" burg, Elmira and Milverton. Clifâ€" ford Schott is MCU‘s general manager, and Glen Jantzi is manâ€" ager of the new Waterloo branch office. Admission and parkâ€" ing are free with draw throughout the after: noon. Refreshments are also available. Second House from Wayne‘ > Corner on Hessetbera J NO SUNDAY MORNING SALES