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For more information call 885â€"5896. Es to 12 years of age, a film and a kite :30 ;""'."r:"'"""""‘..-‘& feature Dr. Shelley ‘Beauchamp and Ms. Lisa Avedon speaking on their work with sary for the duncheon ($8.:75) and can be made by calling Beverly Esposito at 144 The Twin Cities Kiwanis Club presents Keith McColl on ":"â€" ln‘-l!: Contrasts," ‘March pm., Humanities Theatre, as the next presentaâ€" ‘The Breithaupt Senior Centre is having its annua! Spring Fashion Show, March 19, featuring fashions for the mature women and a sandwich luncheon plate, from 12: 30 p.m. Advanced tickets ($7.50) are required and may be purchased at the Breithaupt or Wailk to the Laure} Creek reservoir, tour the dam and get the inside story on the Grand River Conservation Authority‘s monitoring of flood hazard areas, at 11 a.m. and 2 pm., March 22, from the Laurel Creek Nature Centre. For more informaâ€" tion call 885â€"1368. The 404 Wing Ladies Auxiliary presents ‘Flight of Fashion ‘87," with fashions by Town and Country, Pennington‘s and Kaufâ€" m«fldns(lsi)erpam)gnu Hallman at 745â€"8590 The Lakeshore Coâ€"op Nursery School, a parent participating program at 685 Highâ€" point Ave., Waterioo, is hoiding an open house March 24, 6: 30 to 8 p.m., for you and your twoâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half to fiveâ€"yearâ€"old presâ€" The Aipha Squares Modern Square Dance Club will meet March 21, 8 to 10:30 p.m., at the Adult Rec Centre, Waterioo. Mainstream level dancing and visitors are welcome. For more information call 885â€" classes. For more information call 886â€"9682 Spring 50‘s Court Conestoga #1169, The Independent Order Of Foresters is hoiding its annua! Spring 50‘s Dance, March 21, 9 p.m., at Knights of Columbus Hall, 110 Manitou Dr., Kitchener. Tickets are $5 per couple for members and $8 per couple for guests. There will be door prizes, 50‘s costume prizes, a dance contest and a free cold buffet lunch. For more information call Stress, March 18, and Nutrition for Athâ€" letes, March 24. The cost is $10 per night. For more information or to register in advance, drop in to the Y at 84 Frederick St., Kitchener, or call 744â€"6507. group will meet March 23 at 8 pm. at the Northfield Racquet Club in the nursery, sopic "The Family in Relation ‘To The Board of Ed general interest and credit courses at Night School are available. Registration March 24 and 26, classes begin March 30. Fees Women‘s Club Next luncheon Tuesday, March 24 13 p.m. Bingeman Park Ballroom, tickets $7, theme It‘s a Smail World. Free nursery. For tickets or information Lois 7450060 or Wateriloo County Board of Education first night of course. Call Continuâ€" at the YWCA are The report will be made available to the public on Thursday, March 26, in the Planning Department. For more information, please contact either Rob Deyman or Tom Slomke at 886â€"1550. develop a pricrity rating of improvement areas. ‘The Public Meeting will be held to present and discuss the preliminary Goals and Objectives for the Study and to select evaluation criteria to determine candidate areas for Community Policies for the Official Plan, identify candidate improvement The City of Waterioo and Canadian National Real Estate have agreed to the placement of a sculpture on the eastern exposure of the Waterioo City Centre building. A Sculpture Committee is to be formed which will be responsible for inviting entries in a Applications in writing addressed to the undersigned will be received until March 27, 1987 from members of the general public who desire to have their names considered for appointment to the Waterioo City Centre Scuipture Committee. This committee will consist of one member of City Council or city staff, one member of Canadian National Real Estate, along with one member from the general public. limited sculpture competition, awarding the contract and placement of the sculipture before September 25, 1987. Applications and a brief resumé should be submitted to the City THE CITY OF WATERLOO NOTICE OF A PUBLIC MEETING COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT POLICIES STUDY March 28, 22 OSA Level I Technical (coaching) Clinic, 9 a.m. â€" 5 p.m., at Centennial School, Waterioo. Suitable for coaches having several years experience. OSA Coaching Badge will be awarded. April 21 Introductory Coaching Clinic (for beginning May 9 coaches). Additional details provided later. LACROSSE REFEREES‘ CLINIC DATE: Saturday, March 28 at 1: 30 p.m. LOCATION: Conestoga College Arena Complex COST: $10.00/per person â€" Level 1 & 2 (Must be 13 years old) â€" Contact Brian Sproul at 7436273 to register. CITY OF WATERLOO PUBLIC NOTICE WATERLOO CITY CENTRE SCULPTURE COMMITTEE T:R p.m. Council Chambers, 5th Fioor Monday, March 30, 1987 Call Soccer Office for information on any of the Information night. (Coaches, assistants, parents and interested persons welcome.) 7: 30 â€" 10 p.m. at Albert McCormick Arena. WATERLOO MINOR SOCCER CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS City Clerk City Hall, P.O. Box 337 20 Erb St. West Waterioo, Ontario the improvement of 1. BE A FRIDAY AFTERNOONER: Friday, March 20, 1987, 2 p.m. Color slides by: Kathryn Lippert, Joy Atherton "A WINE ROUTE OF PORTUGAL." 2. ARC OUTGOERS: Monday, March 23, 1987, 1 p.m. "SUGAR BUSH*" Bloomingdale. Leave 1 p.m. f Day & Time: Friday, March 27, 1986 10 a.m. Cost: $2.50/person (includes soup & sandwich following presentation) 4. REGISTRATION FOR THE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL TAKE PLACE THURSDAY MARCH 19, 1987, 9 a.m.â€"12 noon. Oil Painting Dried Flower Arranging Social Dance Macrame A Chair Aquabics (water fitness) Crochet (advanced) Line Dancing Calligraphy Tai Chi Ceramics 5. CHATTER AT CHADDS: Tuesday, April 7, 1987, 2: 30 p.m. Topic: ‘"My Old Order Mennonite Heritage and Pennsylvania Dutch Fun, Folklore and Cooking" 6. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to assist frail or handicapped older adults at the Adult Recreation Centre to participate in a variety of activities i.e. socializing, and playing cards. For more information call Joyce at 579â€"6930. 7. A.R.C. TRAVEL Phone 579â€"1642 DAY TRIPS Mar. 26 Shopping at Mary Maxim, Paris. Apr. 9 Outlet Shopping, London Swain‘s Greenhouse VACATION TOURS May 1â€"3 (3 days). Cost: $299.00 Twin. Dinner Theatre Tour â€" Andy Williams in Detroit and Brigadoon, at Westgate Theatre Waterioo Public Library is pleased to announce | PROGRAMS FOR SENIOR ADULTS Adult Recreation Centre, 185 King St. South, Waterioo, 579â€"1020. March 16th. His duties will include the following: O â€" seminars for the public on the art of writing and associated subjects a minimum of once a month â€"~Anterviews with patrons who wish help with their writing â€" reading manuscripts of patrons who wish critical evaluation â€" holding workshops on a regular basis. ° For more informatin, phone 886â€"1310. contact zn'""imf' y Services at 886â€"1550, ext. 214 and a late registra will be mailed to you. > Any girls born in 1967â€"70 who are interested in trying out for a Midgetâ€"Junior team that will play in the North Waterioo Rural League should contact Brenda Vaughan at 886â€"8658. A limited number of late registrations will be accepted for houseleague teams in our Mite (born 1977/78), Squirt (1975/76), Novice (1973/74) and Bantam (1971/72) divisions. Please WRITERâ€"INâ€"LIBRARIES PROGRAM WATERLOO PUBLIC LIBRARY BE A BRICK BUDDY: (program for senior men) Location: Brick Brewery, Hospitality Lounge Topic: WONDERFUL WATERLOO ‘‘Waterioo History" LATE REGISTRATIONS home owners in the rehabilitation of their residences. Note, the loan can be increased to a maximum of $9,500.00 if special renovations are required for a handicapped member of the family. If your home requires repairs, contact Donald Klassen at City Hall, 886â€"1550, Ext. 216 for further inforâ€" announce that it has received an additional grant from the Province of Ontario for continued participaâ€" tion in the Ontario Home Renewal mation or application forms. vide gearedâ€"toâ€"income low interest loans of up to $7,500.00, which may be partially forgivable, to assist ONTARIO HOME RENEWAL PROGRAM The City of Waterioo is pleased to