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The world‘s smallest desert Walk for Dog Guides held in Waterloo Park The 260â€"hectare Carcross Desert is affectionately known as the smallest desert in the world. It‘s located on the Klondike Highway, in Canada‘s Yukon, less than an hour‘s drive from Whitehorse en route to Skagway, Alaska. Thousands of people stop at the Carcross Desert every year. They roll down a car window, take a photo The second annual Kâ€"W Walk for Dog Guides, in memory of Rita Francois, will take place May 31 at Waterloo Park. Funds raised from the walk will support the Lion‘s Foundation of Canada‘s three Dog Guide programs. Dog Guides are doing much more these days than assisting â€" the _ visually impaired. Hearing Ear Dogs serve the deaf while Special Skills Dogs serve autistic, seizure and physically chalâ€" lenged Canadians. The cost of these dogs from birth to placement with a person is over $20,000. These dogs are placed with Canadians in need, free of With the support and assistance of these dogs. people gain independence and dignity in daily living. FINE AUTOMOBILE BOOY ANO PAINT meticulous Restoration Original Paint Finishes Unsurpassed Collision Repair FINE AUTO INC 15 Centennial Dr. Kitchener 578â€"2052 PORSCHE JAGUAR MbHiCth MIith The necessity for money Mercedes Benz Specializing in and drive on. They fail to experience a unique northâ€" ern phenomenon because they don‘t get out of their vehicles. We hiked across the desert sand and climbed to the top of the dunes to find a spectacular view of Lake Bennett, the waterway that played an important role in the historical Klondike gold The Carcross Desert‘s dunes rise in an area that was originally covered by a large glacial lake. As the glaâ€" ciers retreated, causing lower water levels, sandy lakeâ€"bottom material was left behind. Strong prevailâ€" ing winds have constantly worked the sand, making it difficult for vegetation to become established. A lot of people don‘t like brussels sprouts, the small cabbage and member of the mustard family that is a good source of vitamins A and C. Like those who don‘t to continue the work is ongoing. Last year‘s Kâ€"W Walk â€" the first in the area in many years â€" raised over $9,200, which placed this community seventh in Canada for funds raised. The event will feature people and their dogs particâ€" ipating in the fundraising walk, people with disabilities using Dog Guides, silly dog contests and dog agility demonstrations. Registration is at 8:30 a.m. in the hospitality area of the park, located off Westmount Road. The walk will follow at 9:30 a.m. For more information, make an effort to enjoy the world‘s smallest desert, they miss the opportunity to experience something specâ€" This recipe will entice anyone to give brussels sprouts a second chance. Wash and trim the brusâ€" sel sprouts and cover with water, in a saucepan. Set aside. Chop the bacon. Heat a small frying pan. Add the bacon and cook for two minutes before adding the onion. Continue to cook contact event chairs Mary Lou Perreault or Jeanâ€"Luc Perreault at 742â€"5280. 1/2 tablespoon dry mustard onion 2 tablespoons mayonnaise 2 tablespoons sweet pickle 8â€"10 brussels sprouts 1/2 slice of bacon 2 tablespoons finely diced BRUSSELS SPROUTS WITH APPEAL (Makes 2 to 3 Servings) until the bacon is almost crisp and the onion is transâ€" parent. Remove the onion and bacon bits to a paper towel to drain. Put the mayonnaise, pickle juice and dry mustard in a small saucepan and mix thoroughly. Add the drained onion and bacon bits. Cook the brussels sprouts until almost tender. Drain and place in a serving Heat the mayonnaise mixture for just a few secâ€" onds; do not cook it. Stir and pour the warm mixture over the hot brussels sprouts. CHAMELEON HAIR STUDIO & SPA ANNOUNCEMENT 255 King Street North, Waterloo * 746â€"7171 www.chameleonspa.com back from Toronto. We welcome him to our artistic styling team. Please call for an appointment. Chameleon Hair Studio is pleased to welcome SCOTT KELLER