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: Development guidelines set Street, south of William Street, from industrial to commercial for the purposes of office comâ€" mercial and or high density resiâ€" east side of Weber Street, north of the commercial area at the corner of Weber Street and North field Drive with the object of enâ€" suring that the industrial developâ€" ment will have a pleasant and atâ€" tractive setting." "The area northwest of the sewâ€" the proposed Conestoga Parkway This will ensure their compatiâ€" bility with the residential buildâ€" ings and â€" community | facilities such as a high school and comâ€" munity park, planned for conâ€" "Zoning regulations will be imâ€" THE PEELING PROBLEM © Excellent color retention hk AOW 3 @ Plain tapâ€"water cleanâ€"up NOW $9.25 @ In white, black and hundseds from age 4% Grade school Classes Are Filled For Registration Forms and Information Call Mrs. Abbott at 576â€"2117 a PAINT INCORPORATED (Formeriy Maylors Color Shop) 94 King St. S., Waterioo _â€"â€" BILINGUAL SCHOOL Morning and Afternoon Sessions of © Durable, lowâ€"sheen latex .!' © Applies easily; dries fast © Mildew and blister resistant © For wood, masonry and ~ prepared metal, hardboard or ' fiber board or the school at from age 3%4 742â€"0873 Drive and west of Weber Street. The plan provides a residential district basis for junior public and separate schools. Senior pubâ€" lic and separate schools and seâ€" ent of residential districts. Minimum acreage set for junâ€" lor elementary schools is eight acres. This is set at 10 acres for senior elementary and composite schools and 20 acres for secondâ€" ary schools. Where school sites are develâ€" oped in conjunction with public pan:ls, the minimum acreage may be lowered. _ Minimum standards for provisâ€" ion of neighborhood parks and playgrounds is one acre per 1,000 population. A minimum rate of two acres per 1,000 persons is WATERLOO GAL. Reg. 311.55 Q1, Reg. $3.65 NOW $2.95 ‘Topics being discussed this â€"week include a uniform age limit for juvenile offenders across the country, future work with unwed mothers, wages and working conâ€" ditions for household workers, peaceâ€"making, and changes in wording of the YWCA purpose and its membership policy. set for community recreation fa cilities. Seven acres per 1,000 popula tan area as a whole. The plan replaces the 1948 plan for the city. It was prepared by the planning board under the YWCA meet attracts 8 local women parks, which serve the metropoliâ€" Its population projection for 1987 is 75,000, with the 100,000 mark in sight by the year 2,000. The Kâ€"W Young Women‘s Chris tian Association has eight deleâ€" gates attending the 23rd national YWCA convention at McMaster University in Hamilton this week. They are Mrs. Earl Cook, the president‘s delegate; Esther Branâ€" don, dean of women at Waterloo Lutheran University; Mrs. Colin McCallum, Waterloo branch deleâ€" gate; Mrs. Duncan Moffat and Elizabeth Wood, young adult deleâ€" gates; Judy Williams, teen deleâ€" gate; Mrs. L. C. Rasberry, convenâ€" tion committee chairman, and Mrs. Vera McKenzie, staff deleâ€" They are among an estimated 500 delegates from across the naâ€" tion attending the weekâ€"long conâ€" vention, held every four years. Chief speaker is the president of the World YWCA, Mrs. Athena Tsouderos Athanassiou of Greece. Other guests are attending from Europe, Asia, Latin America, the South Pacific, the Caribbean and the United States. Waterloo firm employs top Ontario plumber James Brenner of Bamberg, has been awarded the Mechanical Contractors Association a w a r d for plumbing for 1969. This award is presented anâ€" nually to the advanced plumber apprentice attaining the highest scholastic standing combined with the greatest degree of proficiency in craftsmanship. Brenner will receive his award at the third annual apprenticeship awards dinner Friday, at the George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology in Toronto. The 22â€"yearâ€"old Brenner is emâ€" ployed by Groff Plumbing and Heating Limited, Waterioo. He joined the firm four years ago after completing Grade 12 at Elâ€" mira high school. He completed a 'live‘y;ar apprenticeship course in 3% years, due to time reducâ€" ing credits for proficiency. Brenner was recently honored with district awards at apprenâ€" ticeship dinners held by the Kâ€"W Construction Association and also the â€" Waterlooâ€"Wellington â€" Plumbâ€" ing and Mechanical Contractors Association. The MCA â€" Award to be given in Toronto, however, is for the highest standing among all the plumber apprentice graduâ€" ates in Ontario. CGIVE GENEROUSLY This THURSDAY & FRIDAY Waterloo County Branch Canadian Mental Health Ass‘n. Support Mental Health CRAFT HOUSE in WATERLOO PARK RANDAL‘S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 190 Ming S. (Corner of King & Alloen Streots) Wateries Tuneups with the latest electronic equipment Automatic Transmission Specialist Whee!l Balancing, General Repairs Towing Service ALL WORK GUARANTEED It‘s Spring Changeover Time Gulf Reg. 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