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The new season tor the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo _ Skatâ€" ing Club begins Oct. 20 to during which time all &rams of _ instruction get underway. This season will be the 35â€" th year for the nonâ€"profit community _ organization. Last year the club provided instruction to more than 2,700 registrants in its varâ€" ious programs of communâ€" ity learnâ€"toâ€"skate, and hockâ€" ey power skating. â€" â€" Women go to conference new season Those interested in the club‘s programs may regâ€" ister either by mail or at the rink at the opening sesâ€" sion. Registration by mail should be made to Kitchâ€" _A new added session is being introduced this year for boys, free of charge. The program will emphaâ€" size the speed and strength aspects of skating with a male instructor in charge. The purpose of the session is to give boys more of an opportunity to stay in figâ€" ure skating. The learnâ€"toâ€"skate proâ€" grams, offered by the Waâ€" terloo Community Services Board in coâ€"operation with the Kâ€"W Skating Club will run from Oct. 21 through to Dec. 23. The 10â€"week sesâ€" sion with one hour per week is for children from five to nine years of age on Sunâ€" day‘s at Moses Springer and McCormick Arena. Lessons are given by the club according to the levels of the National Skating test program. Any skater transâ€" ferring to another club or not â€" planning to register this year may obtain their National _ Skating _ Test Record Card from the club. PIANO LESSONS, â€" beginâ€" ners to Grade three, Lakeâ€" shore area. Phone 884â€" enerâ€"Waterloo Skating Club, Box 939. Waterloo. 32 MUSICAL Community work was one of the topics discussed at the 28th annual conference of district 18 of the Quoâ€" ta International Inc. held last Thursday., Friday and Saturday at Victoria Harâ€" Florence Donohue. Olga .rk and Sister Florence eicker represented the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo _ chapâ€" ter at the conference. Founded in 1919, Quota is the oldest international, woâ€" men‘s service organization with chapters across Canaâ€" da. the US. Australia and New Zealand. The +Kâ€"W chapter celebrated its 25th anniversary last spring. Locally the group has carâ€" ried on the service of helpâ€" ing girls and also helping those with hearing and speech â€" handicaps. They meet twice a month to discuss the work. In order to belong to Quoâ€" ta, a woman must be in an executive position or be in charge of an operation. There is no age requireâ€" ment. ACCORDION, DRUM and Guitar lessons available. across from â€" Kâ€"Mart. Phone 578â€"3005. (49) INSTRUCTION (40) Course on nursing The course is an educaâ€" tional program by the Red Cross which prepares inâ€" dividuals to give simple nursing care under profesâ€" sional direction, without reâ€" muneration, to a member of the family or friend. The 12 week course has a $2.00 fee and is open to anyâ€" one 18 years of age or over. At the conclusion of the course, the members reâ€" ceive a certificate and a Red Cross medallion identiâ€" fying them as members of the Volunteer Nursing Serâ€" vice of the Red Cross. The Kâ€"W Red Cross will beâ€" gin its Home Nursing Classâ€" es Oct. 15 and 16 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the new headquarters, 186 King Street South, Waterloo. The Monday night class will be conducted by Mrs. Jean Sykes, RN., graduâ€" ate of the Kâ€"W Hospital, with a number of years exâ€" perience with the Victorian Order of Nurses. It includes instruction in the prevention of iliness and special sections on nuâ€" trition and health, bedside nursing care, with all lecâ€" tures presented by specialâ€" ists in their field. Tuesday night â€" classes will be conducted by Mrs. Ruth Austin, RN. graduâ€" ate of Toronto East General Hospital with seven years nursing experience. _ Inâ€" terested persons may regâ€" ister by calling the Red Cross. The area involved is approximately 175 acres; subdivision plans have not been prepared to date. However. if the City approves the application for the Official Plan, detailed subdivision plans would be required before processing amendments to the Zoning Byâ€"law. 2. 8:00 p.m. RE: ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION, YOUNG STREET WEST AREA, * GENERAL RESIDENCE TO SINGLE FAMILY. 1. 7:30 pm. RE: OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT SUGARBUSH HOLDINGS LIMITED â€" NORTH & SOUTH OF CONSERVATION DRIVE, EAST OF THE WILMOT LINE, AND WEST OF REGIONAL ROAD 16. The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Official Plan to permit a ‘*Residential subdivision west of Erbsville on the north and south sides of Conservaâ€" tion Drive (formerly Twp. Rd. No. 54) east of the Wilmot Line (formerly Twp. Rd. No. 41) and west of Regional Road No. 16 (formerly Twp. Rd. No. 16). Thevsu'bject property was in the Township of Waterloo until January 1. 1973, and therefore has never been designated on the City of Waterloo Official Plan. These public meetings are being held for the purpose of providing information and obtaining the participation and coâ€"operation of all citizens in determining the &oluâ€" 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 within, 400 feet of each subject area. Zoning Byâ€"laws. proposed amendments and preliminary plans may be inspected between the hours of 8:30 a m. and 4:45 pm.. Monday to Friday in the Office of the Planning Department. 3rd floor. Marsland Centre. 20 Erb Street West. Waterlioo,. Ontario oo . The City of Waterloo has been requested to amend the Zoning Byâ€"law as it pertains to the property municipally known as 43. 45. 47. 51. 57 and 61 Young Street West. _ The properties are now zoned ~General Residence~ which permits single family. walkâ€"up apartments. and high rise apartments. The applicant wishes to change this zoning to a Single family zone which would permit only single family residences. â€" Wednesday, October 10, 1973 Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo _ will make another attempt at replenishing the depleted supplies of blood with a blood donor clinic, Wednesâ€" day Oct. 10 at the Berkley Room of the P.U.C. Terâ€" minal Building, 1405 King Street East in Kitchener. Mrs. Dorothy Masters, of the blood donor committee said, "It is important that we meet this quota because Waterloo Canbar 72‘s won the 1973 championâ€" ship for the mosquito division of the Central Onâ€" tario Minor Soccer League. The team members are from left to right: front row, Mike Vogel, Gary Gardner, Pat Schnarr, Andy Coppolino, Tom Abbott, Jim Hackett, Mike Kelly and Paul Blood supply is low WATERLOO CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL _ MARSLAND CENTRE Starting at 7 :30 p.m. PUBLIC MEETINGS will hold in the D.F. Preston City Clerk City of Waterloo Mrs. Masters said the branch is hoping "revellers can be persuaded to attend the October clinic before their sojourn to Oktoberfest spots so we can quota of 300.~ of depleted supplies after the Thanksgiving weekend and also because we have not fully recovered from the chronic shortage of the summer months.~ Harrow; back row, Andrew Woodcock, Kevin McCuaig, Robbie Motz, Coach Bob Welsh, Brian Rumig, Todd Soltysiak and Billy Keller. Missâ€" ing at the time of the photo: Robert Moore and manager Tom Love. o LOWER MALL The most wanted features for sewing knit and woven stretch fabrics, reverse stretch stitch, make seams stretch like elastic. 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