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Highlight of the evening was A& fashion fantasy, when 56 stuâ€" dents from Mrs. Gerry Hornâ€" ung‘s class modelled sportswear and jumper outfits they had comâ€" pleted. About 125 garments were shown. Nancy Timlock was commenâ€" tator for the fashion show, for which Linda Heir, Michelie Dietâ€" rich, Mary Butler and Sandy Delâ€" Spring fever hit Centennial pubâ€" lic school last week, when stuâ€" dents presented a show under that title for about 300 parents and friends. Cor. Victoria N. ‘at Lancaster Kitchener 576â€"5540 In addition to the regular City Hall hours, the Tax Department will remain open until 5:30 p.m. on June 10th, 13th, 17th, and 20th, and on Saturday June 7th and June 14th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Repairs made to all makes and models of cars Spring fever draws packed house I Volkswagen Specialists BRAKE JOB Final Dates for Payment Without Penalty Ward No. 1 (North Ward) June 10th Ward No. 2 (East Ward) June 13th Ward No. 3 (South Ward) June 17th Ward No. 4 (West Ward) June 20th Business Tax â€"â€" all Wards June 20th CORRECT BP SPECIAL $28.95 These models are as useful as they are pretty, {udging by the fashions they created. Additional Hours for Payment 1969 TAXES City Treasurer & Tax‘ Collector CITY OF WATERLOO â€" Second Instalment Displays of art, pottery, china painting and miniature cars, ball tournaments, band concerts, a kite flying contest, pony rides and barbecues are all scheduled for Waterloo and Heritage Festiâ€" val Days, June 28â€"29, according to the community services board summer program. Music and movies will be laid on in Waterloo Park during July and August. Other items on the program inâ€" cluded a drama club presentation directed by Mrs. John Scott; folk dancing supervised by Mrs. Janis Tron; songs by the Glee Club directed by Mrs. Peter Enns, a vocal solo by Barbar Fawcett; Barbara Fawcett, Diane Marâ€" tin and Debbie Oswald were comâ€" mittee chairman. Beth Pletch and Connie Forsythe were among beâ€" hindâ€"theâ€"scenes workers responsiâ€" ble for the show‘s success. Susan Weber was model inâ€" structress. Background music was played by Cynthia O‘Brian. ion undertook management. Board plans fun potâ€"pourri Travelling playgrounds are beâ€" ing introduced this year. Children who live a good distance from any of the listed playgrounds may have "piaygrounds" brought to their neighborhoods. In place of the Red Cross proâ€" gram of former years, the comâ€" munity services board has adopted a seyenâ€"level swimming program whign will eliminate all test days. Summer playgrounds will open July 7 and run for six weeks. They will be located at Elizabeth Ziegler, Empire, Lincoln Heights, Northdale, Harold Wagner, Winâ€" ston Churchill and Brighton pubâ€" lic schools, St. Michael‘s and St. Agnes separate schools and Lakeâ€" shore Village. This means no one will have to repeat a whole session because he or she fails in one or two skills. The popularity of last year‘s children‘s theatre in the park prompted officials to plan a simiâ€" lar program this year. Two perâ€" formances are scheduled. The Moses Springer pool will be opened for swimming next week. Opening date for the Waterâ€" loo Lions pool will be announced later. Public swimming hours in June are 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on weekends. The swimming instruction proâ€" gram has been changed for both city pools this year. Sunday evening concerts at the Centennial bandshell will be dirâ€" ected by John Conrad. Family movies begin July 8. Eight showâ€" ings are planned. 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