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Moo . 7 30 p m KITGIEIEI The Authority CHEER] [BI-III.“ (GILT) Good Shepherd , " Queen St N Wed.930.m.7 30pm "NIH“ Roiovmation Luthonn Church 456 King St, Mon . 7 30 p m LIE322EEl Church of the St, John on the Hi" United Church Cedar St Tues F 7 GO p m ' 2482 In June 1977, the firm of M.M. Dillon Limited, of Cambridge completed a 49- page report entitled. "Clair creek Watershed Study" which caused considerable (Continued trom paw 3) said. Answering a Question from Aid. John Mtortreed, Mr. Lemon said it would take a couple of years for a moked area to return to its natural state. . Carmela“) may! comprehensive Driver Training Course A Federally Chartered , Moet-Profit Organization Your course fee is income tax deductible and you may save up to 44% in insurance premiums) by presenting our course' certificate tsgltt triiirs "ll-Ill' I Get your real in gear. Take a walk. The studio- concerned with a total look at the performing arts for all ages n/ ROYAL ACADEMY 4 BALLET V Th? ,, MODERN NI ,, DRAMA THE VALERIE LEE ACADEMY FEATURES: Two large studios . Wt*-ttr-watt mirrors . Rehearsal rooms tor practice . Dressing room fttcitities tor males and tomato: . Private office to discuss student progress . Large reception and waiting room tor Dawn's Natural growth to be cut .' Thursday, Sept. 6. Friday, Sept. 7, " p.m. Saturday, Sept. B, 9 a.m.-12 noon FALL CLASSES COIIEICE SEPTEMBER 1 , For Boys and Girls and Adults For further imagination contact the Academy, 8 Ertt St. E., Wtttqrtoo _ comm or 576-3076 (residence) 579-4800 623-6730 VM Lee Hammad. Walk a Nun‘thulay 5i Controlled ch33 size for more individual instruction acaderny originated in Edmonton. Alberta q Studied with Sonia Chambertain. Maisie McPhee, Gwenyeth Lloyd q Studied and qualified as a dance teacher under Brian Fotey at Toronto q Royal Academy Beltet. imperial Socnety Modern . Studied choreography under James tyooser at Bantt School ot Fine Arts q Taught dance at University of Albert: q Has choreogaphed many production and performed with such notabtes as Lorne Greene. Art Lunkletter Percy Faith MaryLou Oottins q Has made teteviaion appearances and was a former member of the Canadettes dance troupe e Presidentty dancing with Les Foul Foitets under the direction of Alan Lund q Serving on the Maude Whitmore Scholarship Committee eAppearinoonCBCteteviaionnetwortthistatt VALERIE LEE Director (Ballet. Tap. Modem Jazz) -- The debate in Waterloo col-mil. The report's recommenda- tions were partially respon- sible for a proposal the fol- lowing year to establish a committee "to monitor the effect further development will have on the Clair Creek." The committee, to have had representation from area residents " well as an elected member of council, did not receive ap-' proval of city council and was never formed. According to the adminis- trative report submitted to council last night, "recent review of the proceedings in this area as they have deve- loped over the last two ACADEMY OF DANCE t, THEATRE ARTS REGISTRATION Evening Clams Tuesday & Thundoy Starting Tuesday who: , 1 6:30- 9:30 am. \ %//8 e,j2j',',',, Ewing Chaos Tuesday a. Thursday Starting Toad“ mall”! I , 7:oo - moo p.m. Cambridg- NEXT WISE “All“ 9 Ed) St. East, Waledoo Phone 886-3010 (between King & Rogma Sis beyond ll Irt, 'st f) Those who weren't con- tacted about the reunion can contact Chris Barker at the Adult Recreation Centre re- garding future reunions. The first Pool. Reunion held by the City of Waterloo at the Rink in the Park was a huge success according to one of the organizers, Chris Barter. The reunion held August 25, was attended by 65 in- structor/lifeguards who worked at one of Waterloo’s pools between 1954 and 1979. Ms. Barker said the alumni spent the evening having fun, discussing old times and ice-skating. years and as they currently" appear has led city staff to recommend a revision to the approach" of leaving the area in its natural state. Council endorsed the com- mittee's recommendation to spend the $5,000 to regrade the area to be mowed. Howard Dietrich, who has spent many years as a lit guard, pool manager and , pervisor at municipal poo was presented with a “slow whistle" from past and pre- sent pool managers. Lifesavers reunion ( a success