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Effectiveness training for Women and Men course to be held Mar. 28â€"June 23. Parent effectiveness training to be held on Mar 30â€"May 18 from 7â€"10 p.m. at Emmaâ€" nuel United Church. Call Kâ€"W Counselling Services to register Alive and aware: Improving communica tion in relationships, will begin Sat., April 1. 930 a.m.â€"5 p.m. at the KW Counselling Servivces. For further information regardâ€" ing any of the counselling services call 743 6391 The Adult Better Breathing Program sponsored by the Lung Association will begin Apr. 3 and continue every Mon. evening for the next five weeks from 7â€"9 p.m. An invitation is extended to individuâ€" als with breathing problems wrrficip‘u in this educational program. Topics that will be covered are: asthma, bronchitis, emphysema, and other lung diseases, mediâ€" cation therapy, treatment, breathing and relaxation exercises. For further informaâ€" tion and for registration call 886â€"8100. Hey kids! Are you looking for something to do Thur., Mar. 23? The Kâ€"W YMCA is the place for you! If you are between the ages of 5â€"12, join the Y‘s full day program The cost will be $13 for Y members and $13 for non Y members. Contact your nearest Y for further information. The Catholic Family Counselling Centre is offering a group program for children age 6â€"15, experiencing the separation or divorce of their parents. For information contact the centre at 743â€"6333. Kâ€"W counselling services Help distress line needs volunteers During the month of March the HELP distress phone line will be recruiting volunteers to act as phone listemers. A tenâ€" week training program consisting of listenâ€" ing skills and crisis intervention will be offered. Training begins im April. For further information about training to be a volunteer listener call 744â€"7645. Better breathing program Sexual abuse treatment group Survivors of Sexual abuse and incest. A treatment group for adult survivors of sexual abuse Meetings will be held at the Catholic Family Counselling Centre. For further information call Susan Neeb at the Centre at 743â€"6333. Children of separation and divorce La Leche League meetmg A La Leche League meeting will be held Mar. 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Northfield Racquet Club for families who are awaiting the artival of a new family member. The topic of discussion for the meeting will be: The family in relation to the breastfed baby. Informal discussion will centre on how to manage those first hectic weeks, with emphasis on the entire family, as well as timely tips for mother and baby, For further information call 885â€"3838 or 669. 545 Babies are always welcome. The Kâ€"W Pregnancy Centre is sponsoring a seminar on sexual abuse Apr. 8, at Benton St. Baptist Church. The guest speaker will be Audrey McRonald, Nationâ€" al Executive of Women Alive. Preâ€"registraâ€" tion is required at the centre. The cost will be $15 per person and $25 per couple. Tea, coffee and lunch will also be provided. For further information call 7432470 Bulletin Board parents. If you or someone you know is experiencing access problems please call Janet at 743â€"1460. Child and Parent Place is a unique program that provides a safe, neutral centre for divorcing or separating parents to arrange and enjoy their access visits with their children. CAPP can be used when supervision of the visit or exchange of the children is required through a court order or by voluntary agreement of the Sexual abuse seminar CAPP topic of Food systems in the year 2002 and, specifically, the Ontario government‘s 15â€"year program to reduce the use of pesticides, will be the subject of a seminar presented at Wilfrid Laurier University on March 17. Dr. Gordon Surgeoner of the department of zoology at the University of Guelph will discuss the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food‘s program to reduce pesticide use by 50 per cent by the year 2002. CITY OF WATERLOO NOTICE TO MOTORISTS Introduction of The Provincial Offences Act: Part II Waterioo 2:30 a.m. & 6:00 a.m Parked Longer Than 3 Consecutive Hours Stopped in NO STOPPING Zone Parked on Highway Between Parked Over Time Parked at Expired Meter Parked on Fire Route Parked in Prohibited Area Parked in HANDICAP Space Recently, the Government of Ontario enacted new legisiation dealing with parking infractions, namely Part II of the Provincial Offences Act. The legisiation is designed to simplify and streamiine the processing of parking infractions, reduce administrative costs and improve the efficiency of the This new law which COMES INTO EFFECT IN THE CITY OF WATERLOO ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1989 brings important changes to the manner in which parking tickets are issued, the methods of collecting fines and the way in which citizens can dispute the charges. The new parking ticket, known as the Parking infraction Notice, is similar in appearance to the former parking ticket. This ticket will include provision for the option of remitting an earty fine payment within seven (7) calendar days of the date of the alleged parking infraction or a higher set fine if received after seven (7) days but before fifteen (15) days of the date of the alleged infraction. An increase in fines will also be in effect on March 1, 1989. The following table is a sample of typical parking infractions and related fine schedule. Drivers who do not request a trial will be convicted without a hearing since the law treats their lack of response as an indication that they do not wish to dispute the charge. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT DRIVERS WHO REFUSE TO PAY THEIR FINES VOLUNTARILY WiLL BE DENIED THE RENEWAL OF THEIR AUTOMOBILE LICENCE PLATES UNTIL THE FINE AND ALL COURT COSTS AND FEES HAVE BEEN PAID. Parking Infraction Notice will be the ONLY NOTICE ISSUED regarding a parking infraction. NO SUMMONS WILL BE TRANSMITTED. it is up to the person charged to request a court hearing within 15 days of the alleged infraction if they wish to dispute the matter. Information pertaining to this For turther information, please contact the Engineering Division, Traffic Section at 747â€"8747 or Provincial Offences Court office at 741â€"3322. process is explained on the Parking Infraction Notice The seminar, the last in a series presented by Laurier‘s department of biology, will begin at 12:30 housing service in a time when practical housing alternatives are hard to come by. If we weren‘t in p.m. in Rm. P1017 of the Frank Peters Building. Homeshare receives $8,000 regional grant o Waterloo regional council has approved an $8,000 grant for Homeshare Waterloo Region. f HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOU? "It‘s a relief. WHAT IS IT? FINE SCHEDULE $ 6.00 10.00 10.00 15 $ 9.00 15.00 15.00 A public meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 22, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, 3rd Floor, Waterloo City Centre to consider the paper relative to the Waterloo Park Master Plan. ‘T‘bopnrpondtholmrphnilwdwelopl'mwohndnmud plan which recognizes Waterloo Park‘s historical significance, ensures provision and integrity of a high quality, diverse yearâ€"round recreation, culture |Youjn eligible for Homeowner RRAP if: open space system. respect to the Master Plan. hi â€" Copies of the Plan are available for review at the Department of Recreation & Culture, 3rd Floor, City Centre, 100 Regina Street South, Waterloo; The Adult Recreation Centre, 185 King Street South, Waterloo; 404/Rotary Adult Centre, 510 Dutton Drive, Waterloo; Waterloo Public Library (Main Branch). For further information, please contact the undersigned. Kathy Durst â€" Commissioner _ Department of Recreation & Culture 7478735 . [Homeowners and Rental Property Landlords is available for properties located in the City of Waterloo. [Assistance also extends to conversion fof accessibility of disabled persons. is financial assistance is in the form of a forgivable loan or a loan at low interest rates provided certain eligibility criteria are met. ‘You are eligible for Rental RRAP if: 1. The property is owned by you. 2. It is a rental dwelling or project, a rooming house or a hostel containing at least 3 beds rented to occupants who are not related to you. 3. The property requires major repairs or lacks basic facilities in one or more the following areas: 1. The property is owned by you and you are also living there. 2. Your household income is below the established "income ceiling." 3.!‘!3'Amnqulmnquupduuluhm(nmfiuuhndhw PUBLIC LIBRARY us &mmgyor groblems p o | walT ‘TiL youU seE oun SqLy: Come to the \al EN THE CITY OF WATERLOO PUBLIC MEETING WATERLOO PARK MASTER PLAN RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAP) COMMUNITY INFORMATION existence, most of our clients would not be eligible for which have a specific focus such as youth, dn ic patients, the physically challenged, ete," said Salmond, Homeshare coâ€"ordinator. For every dollar received from the reginal governâ€" ment, the Ministry of Housing will give Homeshare an additional three dollars, bringing the Ministry‘s contribution to $24,000. Homeshare, therefore, will continue to provide housing services for thoseâ€"wishing to share accommodationâ€"in this area. f ; ms, agencies or groups are invited to make any comments with €3] brclad‘s ie ar m t c a n in nc 5 a y o tRacaiDite: . :: .\' NG