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Sun lite Financial growing beyond its local borders Special "m wmu" Breakfast Buffet ': and the art dt ', dodqux'd to Alison,” Whales :HURSDAY, JULY 13 It's the 1430 King Street North, ST. JACOBS (519)664-3731 "We've been very pleased to have had the npportunily to donate these accommodations to local charities in the Waterloo community for the last six years." said Vicken Kazazian. vice- president of 'human resources and business The value ol' this dump lion to local charities has [won approximately S350.ooo "dale. Sun Life Financial will consider ways In support the charities in their tran- sition to a new location. it "tM ("If the Irtult'tu silt' III ttttttd l)l\l\|0ll bot thc tiatcrloo Rt'gionul Police \vnnr hunted at [hr Inrnvr ot I m and Albert urn-ls. .. “It' httildutg h In In." velous condition, IN alrtuuls a heritage-designated 'tttts, and will be declared \lllpllh hy the region " early 2008 "he" the police uulgnm the place," Whaley sand. adding that an addition to an rusting building would um I053 than I'IInsIrIII‘IIng Financial has extendvd those agreements In six years. hottscs on " rent-free basis NIt1Ct' 2000. I he charities, won- unglnally granted uw of [hose homes tor a pl-rmd of two years and Sun Life season to relax in the great eula'BorS With delicious food & beverages on Benjamin's patio! Regular Breakfast Menu available 7 a.m. _ 1 1:30 a.m. (519) 664-2286 1396 King Street North. ST. JACOBS Welcome renowned photographer Carl Hiebert enroute from Vancouver across Canada on his vintage 1949 McCormick tractor! 8 a.m. ..- 10:30 a.m. See our menu at; tww.sttdcotss.com Independent assess- menu of the houses involved cited problems that could not he climi- mated even with signifi- cant investment. The houses on the property will be vacated by the end of 2006. Tentative plans are to seek the necessary approvals and umthlete the transition project by the end of2007, is a logical evolution. Wc lake pride in the attractive green spaces we've mam- rained around our Water, loo omce. and as we plan for the redevelopment of this properly that will continue to be a priority." auppurl scnu‘vx IIs we anticipate growth tit our Waterloo location, ln\'l‘\ll- Killing the puxxlhiliu ot yunwning the property In accommodate that growth Parking wouldn't he an Issue. he sand suggosung Watcrloo could camh build tits also and the urn-a IN rich will] k nunnlh. \ur rounded by man) mummies Including the uploun. Waterloo Park. the Nrime In Immune and the Centre for international (nut! num‘r lnnmauon. "minimum! homage hlllld mg that would make tor, hmmlllul museum Ft \lrul‘lun' In duuhlr up the CPatio... Current puhlu "rluars In: on “upon! \ln‘rL "tsl Mt “hon 81mm lthalt" mud hts Him. 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