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â€" _ Forest hike on weekend In addition to a guided nature hike through the bush. films, talks around a warm fire and refreshments will be featured. A walk in the forest will be the main activity this weekend at the , Laurel Creek Field centre in Waâ€" terloo. Outdoor hikes will leave at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturday from the field centre at the west end of Laurel Creek conservation area. The program is free Nineteen,outdoor skating rinks are available in the city this year for hockey and pleasure skating ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR Outdoor rinks provide fun Those oldâ€"fashioned days of ice skating on an openâ€"air rink or lake to the tune of skaters‘ waltz aren‘t lost and forgotten. Here in Waterloo, you can still enjoy the invigorâ€" ating feeling of outdoor ice skating at one of 19 outdoor neighbourhood rinks. Cold, dry weather in the city this year has been ideal for the production of outdoor rinks. And neighbourhood groups, schools and the community services department have taken advantage of this weather to produce hard, smooth ice. Some rinks in the city have been reserved exâ€" clusively for hockey. They are at Erbsville school and Lincoln Heights school on Quickfall Dr. Those reserved exclusively for skaters are Sandowne public school in Lincoln Village and Neil MacEachâ€" ern school at the end of Fallingbrook Dr. 232 King St. North Suite 308 Waterloo * (King and University) Dr. G.M . Garboll Phone 886â€"2241 wishes to announce the opening of his office at Family Physician COME SEE OUR _ NEW SHOWROOM Very Reasonable Prices \ We offer you ¢quaranteed workmanship 18 years expenence However, most of the rinks permit both skating and hockey. They are located at Lourdes separate school, Glen Acres park, bounded by Erb. St. E. Weber and Allen St.; Bingeman Acres, Bing Cres. off Bridge St., Willowdale, at the corner of Univerâ€" sity and Carter St.; Maple Hill Acres, at the corner of Warrington and Roosevelt St.; Stillmeadow Park, off Stillmeadow Circle in Beechwood North: Messiah Church in Lakeshore Village:; Vermont Park, behind houses on Murdock St.; Alexandra school; Brighton school; Empire school; Lexingâ€" ton school; Cedarbrae school, Dunvegan Park in Lincoln Village and Winston Churchill school. . As long as the cold weather lasts, outdoor rinks will provide lots of fun for kids and adults alike and bring back memories of the good old days. City first _ to declare Heritage Day W aleridqo. Waterloo was one of the first cities to respond to the invitation extended by Herâ€" itage Canada to‘ cities across Canada to prociaim Heritage Day as a special day on which citizens could At a meeting January 3, city council approved~ a resolution declaring Monday, February 21, 1977 as Heritâ€" Waterioo Chronicte, wm, January 26, 1977 â€" Page 21 WATERLOO BOWLING LANES BOWLING ° Daily 4:00 â€" 6:30 p.m., 50° Game Saturday 12 Noon â€" 11:00 P.M. Sunday 10:00 A.M. â€" 10:30 P.M. FAMILY BOWLING Complete Collision And Refinishing Service OPEN BOWLING for information call clare Heritage Day â€" a statutory holiday was introâ€" duced into the federal Parâ€" liament before Christmas. It is unlikely that it will be passed in time for an official holiday this year. reflect on the importance of honouring and preserving their heritage