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Chronicle Staft gardt have enjoyed a comfortâ€" able routine for the past two deâ€" But that‘s all going to change later this week when the couple closes the door for the final time at their Tower‘s Plaza shoe repair store. Then it will be time to pick up the pieces and start again. **We‘ll definitely miss the peoâ€" ple most of all," said Mr. Schuâ€" gardt in an interview last week. *‘This store was almost a second home to us." The Schugardts, along with seven other business tenants at the Bridgeport Road plaza, were served with 30â€"day eviction noâ€" tices at the beginning of June. A subsequent behindâ€"theâ€"scenes battle eventually earned a 30â€"day reprieve, but that only slowed down the bleeding, it didn‘t stop it. *‘We felt helpless at the time, but now with somewhere to go, things don‘t seem as bad," said Mr. Schugardt, who will open a new store in the Glenridge Plaza next week. ‘We‘re very lucky to have a politican like (Waterloo Ald.) Andrew Telegdi and I‘m sure other people in the mall feel the same way," added Mrs. Schuâ€" gardt. Telegdi is credited with earnâ€" ing the 30â€"day extension from First City Developments, the new owner of the mall. Purâ€" chased in April, the Toronto development company plans to tear down the plaza and rebuild by early next year. The scenario is pretty much the same for eightâ€"year tenant Herbert Benkner, owner of Benkner‘s Sausage and Delicateâ€" ssan. Originally "shocked" and ‘"upset" by the turn of events that took place in June, Benkner f > _ NYOUNG DRIVERS V7 , ___ Of CaNADA \/Ai £70_ASAA Life goes on for _ Tower‘s plaza tenants Next Course Starts Gerry and Edelitraut Schugardt will close the doors to their Bridgeport Road shoe repair store for the final time this week. The couple have been at the Towers Plaza location for 20 years. Mark Bryson photo says it‘s time to "forget about the unhappiness and move on."‘ Only two of the remaining six business will reopen in Waterloo. The Natural Food Market has already moved to 92 Lodge St., while the Radio Shack outlet is expected to move to Westmount Place after 13% years at the plaza. "I was lucky enough to find a bigger, better place and remain in Waterloo," said Benkner, who will reopen Aug. 1 at Parkdale Plaza 2, located at the corner of Albert and Philip Streets. Two others have moved to Kitchener. Tawco Cleaners has moved to 280 Victoria St. N., while Plumbing Mart will reopen Aug. 4 at the corner of King Street and Madison Avenue. . Meanwhile, Comparsita Resâ€" taurant and Trend Unisex Hairâ€" styling have closed their respectâ€" ive doors for the final time. The Dutch Boy supermarket will be the only business to Mornit @idfi a retirement community for the young at heart OUR MODELS ARE OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING AND OUR REPRESENTATIVES ARE HERE TO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE LIFESTYLE YOU DESERVE! HOURS: giaonday â€" Fnr:day, 9:30-:;:3.;1,. turday and Sunday, 1:30â€"4: .m. TELEPHONE: OFF mgv.vaa.ognwms'l’m, E: %g Set in the peaceful Nith River valley, adjacent New Hamburg, Morningside is only minutes away from both the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo area and Stratford. nV UOIu. s-:muly * r':"my, 9. av-;.,;fm + turday and Sunday, 1:30â€"4: 30 p.m. TELEPHONE: 1 OFF HWY. 7 & 8,, ON BLEAMS RD ., '“%%.‘:.’:. JUST EAST OF NEW HAMBURG A joint venture of L. & G. Enterprises Corp. and M. Voll Realty Ltd., Realtor COME RETIRE TO THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS! The new Dutch Boy location will be immediately next to the Towers store. The current superâ€" market will be levelled when the move is complete. Construction of the $18â€"million redevelopment will begin as soon as the current tenants are gone. Approximately 4,000 square metres of retail space will be created in the new plaza, includâ€" ‘"‘The construction will not afâ€" fect us. Our corner of the lot will not be touched," said Humphrey, who admits a drop in business is expected because of the activiâ€" ty. ing two freeâ€"standing restauâ€" rants, while will be 278 square metres and 464 square metres respectively. Morningside offers brand new oneâ€"level homes, priced from the midâ€"$50,000‘s, designed for your comfort and relaxation. Leave the drudgery of lawn care and snow removal to us while you enjoy a lifestyle full of activity and companionship, whether it be: escape the wrecker‘s ball. First City will allow Dutch Boy to remain open until a new building is completed for occupancy in late February, says Dutch Boy manager Barry Humphrey. gardening in your own personal garden patch swimming in our outdoor heated pool fishing down by the Nith River _ 2s ;"ol;a:o?kfi;g-(;rw;th-e;wé;fi in the workshog or taking part in one of the many planned social activities including dances, cookouts, bridge, bingo, etc. WATERLOO KIKU FASHIONS WATERLOO CHRONMICLE, WEDNESDAY, XXY 20, 1987 â€" PRGE 11 (across from Waterloo Town Square) 110 KING ST. SOUTH 886â€"4250