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Avon calling in magazines, Avon calling in your neigh- borhood? It can be you. In- vestment $12.00. 26 DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS " PERSONALS BIRTH CONTROL - Infor- mation and counselling. Open to all. No charge. K-W Planned Parenthood. 35 Scott Street. Kitchener 743ml. 30 GUITAR AND Accordion lessons available: across from Waterloo Square, Phone 7450021. tf EXPERT DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING, Repairs and Alterations, for wo- men and children. No pat- tern required. Phone 576- 8456. an ' Craigleith Drive and Old Post Crossing (area of Beechwood) . Waterloo Post Office area. . Colonial Acres. 25 CHILD CARE BABYSIT’I‘ING in my home, Monday - Friday, Falling- brook Drive. tLakeshore Village). Phone 885-1046. . i12t Address..... Telephone... Age........ Applicants must be 12 years of age or older. and be de, pendable. Apply now by sending the toll 'wing to: The Waterloo Chronicle, Attn: Carrier's Supervisor Waterloo Square Waterloo, Ontario Name.................. Here is your chance to make extra cash. delivering news- papers on Wednesdays af- ter 4 :00 p. m. RUG INDUSTRY is boom- ing and they have to be cleaned. Salesmen and la- dies needed. Due to a tre- mendous increase in busi- ness a second store has been opened in this area. No investment, car es- sential. second language an asset. Start part-time as service-sales. Commis- sion. Phone Electrolux 743-8278. 114) PART-TIME help required " HELP WANTED and Tailoring for women or children. Phone 884- 9904. (tft weekends. by hairdresser. Phone 760031. lit) AVON CALLING ON TV CALL 743-0421 to-day. NEWSPAPER ROUTES Available In The Following Areas: MUSICAL INSTRUCTION AGENTS & SALES HELP Ill! tf The sale which will in- clude any type of book in- cluding children's will be held Friday Mar. 30 from noon to 10 p.m. and Satur- day Mar. 31 from 9 am. to noon at the Hilliard Hall, First United Church, Wa- terloo. A special sale of children's books will be held at 4 p.m. on the Fri- day. Proceeds from the sale go towards helping local girls. The 1972 sale returns were used for the Dr. B. Mabel Dunham Award, a Financial aid to local girls during the next year will be made available with funds received from the Kitchener-Waterloo uni- versity women's annual booksale. Six Waterloo figure seat- ers captured top spots in the Kitchener - Waterloo's Janet Currie won the ju- venile event, Ruth Ann Rellinger captured the junior crown with Denise Saunders and Rebecca Cough taking the second and third places. Denise Skating Club's annual club competition for women at Waterloo Arena last Fri- day night, Waterloo skaters take top spots in competition For Home Decorating or Bulletin Boards 3 Pcs." - I' x 3' Regular 4 Pcs. - 1' x I' Self-Adhesive SPECIAL.................. KING SWEET NORTH - HIGHWAY " Telephone 884-2000, WAYERtOO, ON'I’ARIO tt' Regular 28.72 12' Regular 43.08 Mt' Regular 35.90 . . . . .. Profits work locally See Us For Free Estimates On Farm Buildings CORK BOARD SPECIAL for the Home Handyman - at the professional COUNTER TOP SPECIAL 'STANLE Y' HAND TOOLS NEW STORE HOW utorri..attt.6-ut..atttq4 Stock lengths only building centre FREE DELIVERY When put out for sale, the books sell from 10 cents to 50 cents. Donation of books may be arranged by calling 578-4268 or 576- book prize presented annual- ly to the highest ranking girl student in each of the local high school's grade 13 class. Financial assistance was also given to needy women students at each of the local universities as well as to girls in Gra- des 12 or 13 who were scholastically able but might be compelled to leave school because of finan- cial difficulties. Com- munity projects such as Host Families and Big sisters also received aid as a result of the sale last year. The show will be held Saturday, Mar. 31 at 8 pm. Deniers won the novice competition and Lisa Robin- son took second. Waterloo Region 's Ron Shaver who finished eighth in his first attempt at a world figure skating title this year will be one of the featured performers at Ice Parade 73, the annual ice show of the Kitchener-Wa- terloo Skating Club. SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 24-” 30.00 3600 .50 pkg. in the first half and the more experienced members doing intricate routines in the second half to a Space Odyssey-Rock Opera theme. The Kitchener-Waterloo Skating Club has this year provided instructional programs in figure skating. basic skating and hockey power skating to 2700 registrants in more than 20 programs carried out in all eight rinks in the Twin Cities. This year two members of the club have auditioned successfully for professional ice shows, Betty Lou Drummond with Ice Follies and Mary Alice Hergott with Ice Capades. More than 300 skaters will take part in colorful pm auction numbers with younger skaters performing to a Sleeping Beauty theme at the Kitchaler Memorial Auditorium and will be both the end and the climax of the skating season for the local club. At the present time most of the subject property is zoned "Suburban" which would not permit the proposed development. With respect to the commercial and multiple family blocks, the existing zoning would permit the proposed uses to develop only to a depth of 190 feet from Erb Street. The rear 180 feet would require a rezoning. The developer therefore requests that the rear lands of the commercial block be zoned "General Business' the rear lands of the multiple family block be zoned "General Residence" and the single family lots be zoned "Single Residence one-A", These public meetings are being held for the purpose of providing information and obtaining the participation and co-operation of all citizens in determining the solu- tion of problems or matters affecting the development of the planning area. Notices have been mailed directly to those in each subject area and ratepayers residing with- in 400 feet of each subject area. Zoning By-Laws, proposed amendments and preliminary plans may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 am. and 4:45 pm, Monday to Friday in the Office of the Planning Department, 3rd floor Marsland Centre, 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo. Ontario. D.F. Preston City Clerk City of Waterloo The applicant proposes to obtain temporary access from Alexandra Avenue until adjacent lands to the east are subdivided. When the adjacent lands are developed, the applicant proposes that the temporary access be closed and permanent access be provided to Erb Street. ' ' The applicant proposes to develop a 32 acre residential subdivision comprising 138 single family lots, a one acre commercial block and a 1.25 (approximately i acre mul- tiple family block. Until January Ist of this year, most of the subject land was within the Township of Waterloo and had never been designated on an Official Plan. The Zoning By-Law had, however, designated the property as "Agricultural". Before this subdivision can pro- ceed, it will be necessary for City Council to approve an Official Plan Amendment and designate the property as "Residential". It will also be necessary to amend the Zoning By-Law from "Agricultural" to single family, multi-family and open space zones. The proposed plan and zoning schedule can be examined in the Planning De- partment. 3. 8:30 pan. - RE: ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION TO IMPLEMENT DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION - SOUTH SIDE OF ERB STREET WEST The City of Waterloo has been requested to ammend its Zoning By-Law to imple- ment a draft plan of subdivision proposed on the south side of Erb Street West, west of University Avenue Extension. _ The applicant proposes to erect two three-storey buildings comprising of " town- house units and twenty-eight apartment units. The site plan submitted indicates ninety-two parking spaces with two entrances to Albert Street. The site plan is avail- able in the Planning Department if you wish to examine it. 2. 8:00 p.m. - RE: ZONING AND OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TO IMPLEMENT DRAFT PLAN OF SUBDIVISION T4333 EAST MDE OF HALLMAN ROAD, WATERLOO _ The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend its Official Plan and Zoning By- Law to implement a draft plan of subdivision proposed on the east side of Hallman Road. The applicant proposes to develop a 96-acre residential subdivision comprising 276 single family lots, 6 semi-detached lots and 10.1 acres of medium density multiple housing. Also included in the plan is approximately 16 acres of open space which will be used partly for public purposes, creek control, and a private recreation centre. The subject property is presently zoned "Single Residence Two" 18R2I and "In- dustrial" (l) which restricts the use of the property to single family residences and industrial purposes. 1. 7:30 pm. - RE: ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION PROPOSED MULTIPLE FAMILY PROJECT 375-383 ALBERT STREET, WATERLOO The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Zoning By-Law as it pertains to the property municipally known as 375-383 Albert Street. WATERLOO CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL CHAMBERS. CITY HALL MARSLAND CENTRE Wednesday. March 28th. 1973 starting at 7:30 p.m. Bothered by fuzzy, hazy TV screens? Tired of static-prone radios? Want better stereo sound. We can help. Whenever you have electronic trou- bles, call us. We'll flat them in a wink with the right parts you need. 0n the Blink? We'll fit It in a Wink! Um Gimmick. WM, “ad. to. 1973 " ELECTRONIC SURPLUS 37 King St. North Waterloo 742-9451 PUBLIC MEETINGS "FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY" SAVES YOU A SERVICE CALL "WE'RE .BETTER NATURALLY" will hold inthe