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J "t'sr6eo6tte-hhv6tt'esare-therttet90. Even if you could never afford the time nor expense to so on an African safari, you still do not have to miss out. Just take your camera and drive to the Ontario Zoological Park at the outskirts of Wasaga Beach. Last week, several African Lions were released in their new- ly constructed habitat area. The new lion enclosure, a radical de- parture from the old age con- cept. covers nearly 16,000 square feet, dotted with trees and grass. The new facilities form" part of an African habitat area, en- abling visitors to observe animals Park trip as good as safari HOCKEY SCHOOL - Boys ages 10 to " as of January I This school is being conducted by the Commun- ity Services Board in co-operation with the Minor Hockey Association. Location - Moses Springer Arena Dates - Odober 5 to 12, 1969 Fee - $12.00 Time - and further details will be forwarded to all applicants. REGISTRATION LIMITED Registration to be held at the Community Services Board _offiee from September 22 to 26. 1960. 4:00 to 5:00 Fm., Saturday, What 1 aan. to 12 noon. Ages from 7 (novice) to 18 (juvenile) Fee - $3.00 per boy $7.00 per family $5.00 ootof-town residents RiNGETTE - Girls ages 9 to 16 years as of January I Fee - $3.00 per girl $7.00 per family $5.00 outoHown residents Location - Moses Springer Arena Time - As yet not finalized. Arrangements are being made for an early evening hour. League play will be organized for all age groups when sufficient registration is received. MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE Sponsored by the t5ommuoity Services Board and the Kitchener-Waterloo Figure Skating Club. --Boys and girls ages 5 to 12 years ---Fee is $300 for ten weeks. --Lycation - Moses, Springer Recreation Centre ---Fimt tessios! - October " to Degember 21, 1969 Second session 4 khan; It; TIE-(3:8.- 19:76“ ---Times - Girls 1:00 to 2:00 pm. - Boys 2:00 to 3:00 pm. SKIING 1yliTRUCrioNs--for beginners Boys and Girls ages tt to 12 years Fee -- $2.00 for six lessons Dates - December ar, 27. 29. 30, 31. January t location - Centennial Park. Waterloo (off West- mount Rood) YOUTH BOWLING LEAGUE location - Waterloo Bowling Lanes, Princess St. Fee -- $1.50 plus weekly bowling fee of 35 oenu per game. Games &utrge. include the banquet and all Why awards. Knish-tier: at'theABowling Lanes on Saturday. LEARN TO SKATE "war-non at me mung Lanes on Saturday. September 13, 1969. 9:00 am. to 12 noon Free bowling (2 men) for everyone registering on this dye. Resera.tio.eyr yin IleAaccepted after teu, date. however it in limited. REGISTER EARLY. Age groups and playing times: BANTAM - not 12 on Sept. l, 1900 Start Saturday. September 20. 9:30 to 10:30 p.m.. 10:30 to 12:00 noon JUNIORS CT'" npt tlion Sept. I, was Start Sunday. Scum if." ik to 3:30 pm. BENT0RS---not20imsmtt.1/utat Start Sunday, What 21, tr.30 to tr.30 pm. The Ontario Zoological Park, which is open year round, is also home for many other animals-- elephants. tigers, jaguars and guanacos, just to name a few. With fall migration here, many interesting birds can be seen pas- sing through this Ss-acre park on their southern journey. such as Cheetahs, cancels, hip- po's etc. as they would be encoun- tered in East African game pre- serves. Count on a 2%-hour visit, through a magnificent forest and open parkland area. If you are a bird watcher do not forget your binoculars. 1969 FAll PROGRAMME " Albert a. Dupom Sis. m TERI 00 COMMUNITY SERVICES BOARD s-JUNIOR ARTS AND CRAFTS For boys and girls ages 8 to 12 veiars Fee - $5.00 for ten weeks Location - Waterloo Lions Pool gates - (gopher g Jo December 6. 1969 BAND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTIONS Boys and girls ages 8 ht II years Fee is $10.00 for ten months, beginning October 2, 1969 to the end of June, 1970. Classes are held ypekly on Thursqqys from 4:30 to 5:30 pm. We nUy not be atrtUto grant éacii pérsoli iii; we- ference of intrtroments RECORDER Group instructions) No specific age group has been set as yet for either of them, classes. If the registration demands re- gyire, tnyfxt_tiyanyyte my will be formed. Fee is $20130 for 20 weeks. . Location. time and starting date Is ati61 to be finalized. Location will be central to the downtown area and classes win be conducted in the early evening hours beginning in early October. Appli- cants must have their own instrument. The guitar inertrmhion will be in' the folk music vein. and girls Age - from kindergarten to Grade 6 age mop Fee - $20.00 for 20 week session Wlion and times as yet to be finalized. Complete details of all classes will be forwarded to all those registering. at indicating an interest in any particular class. when final arrangements have been completed. REGISTRATION FORM CONVE_RS_A_TIONAL FRENCH for boys Age, Birthdate: Mom: (rr Day _ rrlrw, Year .r.. Telephone: Ree _ Bus. F..qy.qr.r...r_..pt... GU1TAR (group instructions) Please (heck activity; (X) Hockey School Ringette Skiing orrtverxuttiongtl French Amount enclosed S ...r. t'1trAegiiinms Junior Arts and Crafts Band [Worm Meyer to host course Paul Wagner, chairman of the Y's adult committee, points out that previous programs held in Kitchener under Y auspices elicit» MacGregor school was selected since it is accessible from the trolley line and has ample free parking for students. In addition to the Waterloo pro- gram, the YMCA is offering classes in public speaking, new math for parents, investments, bridge, power reading, French, effective writing, photography and yoga at its Queen and Weber Street headquarters in Kitchener. The K-W YMCA is offering adult classes in Waterloo for the first time this fall. Space has been rented in Mac- Greuoq school at the corner of Knitting! Central Streets to con- duct Courses in interior design, social dancing, psychology and human relations. ed a big re5ponse from Water- loo residents. Further information on any of the courses may be had by phon- ing the YMCA adult, division at 743-5201. Because of this, it was agreed to extend classes to the city this fall. even though the Family Y planned for Waterloo is not yet built. Construction is expected to begin shortly, however. q Signature of mu "Guardian First session Iron suntan summation a nu: 125 Union St. E. J, Complete . Rent-Alls Telephone 745-844] WE RENT MOST EVERYTHING 1JPH0LSTERY FURNITURE REFiNiSHiNG Inatructor - Mn Mold Galvan Fee - $10.00 for Mt weeks Starting - Wednesday, October Ist, 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Location - Waterloo Lions Pool Please make all cheques payable Io the: Cute of Waterloo and return forms to the Waterloo Community Services Board, Box 441. Registration Fees are not required immediately. City matador - Mr. C Romig Fee - $10.00 for 10 weeks Starting - Tuesday, Sept. 30th, 7:30 to 9:30 pm. Location - Waterloo Lions Pool tng6oetress - Mrs. Anne Brodie Fee - $20.00 for 10 weeks Starting - Tuesday. September m. this class will be held either in the early afternoon or even- ing depending upon the Werence of the majority of registrations. location to be an- nounced. ASSOCIATED GROUPS _..-. POTTERS WORKSHOP FLOWER A GARDEN CLUB SCULPTURING For infdrmation on these associated groups. tele- phone the Community Services Board 74541441. Group instructions are being offered as youth programmes this fall. We would also be in a posi, tion to offer these classes to adults. It you are interested please can our office 7458441. (Irina Paint.” m........... CHINA PAINTING lnstructress - Mrs. Hazel Schumm Fee - $10.00 for 10 weeks Starting - Thursday. October 2nd. 7:30 to 9:30 pan. location - Community Services Board Office GUITAR & RECORDER Upholstery -..Prere... Fashion & Denim ........ Amount Enclosed ' Signature _ F 'r.., ..........v.....~... Plus. make all Mu“ "you. to tho City of WMerIOo and return form to The Waterloo Oom- munity Services M. PO. Box 441. Wotan-ho. Telephone: Res. .-r.Hr...--..-......., Bus. Please Indicate Y0ur Preteen-enema) FASHION 8: DESIGN REGISTRATION FORM - ADULT CLASSES ADULT CLASSES tall m at 744-2741 Furniture Refinidhimz ...... Fashion & Dmim ........ Waterloo