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Anglican church head visits Waterioo and area Archbishop E. Scott, Priâ€" mate of the Anglican Church of Canada and Moderator of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches wraps up a three day visit to the Waterloo area today. The purpose of his visit was to meet with parishoners of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, Kitchener, and to meet with ‘civic and church leaders from Perth and Waterloo counties. Page 4 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, February 27, 1980 (Continued from page 3) es q:tionnaire; analysis of building conditions carâ€" ried out. May 1975: Phase I R:)on (central residential plan). July 1975: Summary of policy areas and recommendaâ€" tions drawn up and presented to Council July 21. Aug. 1975: Summary of methodology and review of proposed redevelopment areas drawn up and preâ€" sented to Council Aug. 11. * Fall 1975: Review of redevelopment areas with planâ€" ning staff, the City, the Regien and interest groups. Feb. 2, 1976: Plahning department comments on final plans (PR, 81/75). . Oct. 1976: Consultant‘s eentral residential plan preâ€" sented to planning staff followed by revisions of text and finalization of a few issues. : Nov. 17, 1976; Presentation of plan by consuiltants to Council and the public at the Adult Recreation Cenâ€" tre in Waterloo. Jan. 24, 1977: Council approves central residential plan as amended by PR 1/77; referral of Converâ€" sion B areas and central residential parkland poâ€" hey. : .‘ * * Aug. 29, 1977: Council approves central residential parkland policy (PR 31/77) ; Council approves Conâ€" version B review (PR 30/77 â€" revised) ; Central reâ€" sidential plan completely approved. OUR PROGRAM IS SUPERVISED BY PROFESSIONALS WE ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING YOU LOSE 20, 40, 60 POUNDS OR MORE ... IN A _ ky FEW WEEKS ... 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July 10, 1978: Council passes bylaw 78â€"153. Sept. 6â€"27; 1978: Twentyâ€"oneâ€"day aneg:::d; City * r:;ei;ufllettusconeerfln.m * 14 pro al gon. . s Nov. 6: PR 64/78 introduced; discussion of objections to bylaw 78â€"153; amended properties not conformâ€" ing to official plan; Council requests planning deâ€" partment to review objections to plan. °. Nov. 27, 1978: Bylaw 78â€"223. Jan. 8, 1979 PR 76/78 introduced ; delay submission of bylaw 78â€"153 until height is reviewed ; amend bylaw on east side of Belmont Ave. to GRI; amend bylaw on 36 Devitt St. * Sixty exhibitors will be. displaying the full line of family camping equipment from backpacking gear and tents to travel trailers and motor homes. Small In the past the average attendance has been 1,500 paid adults and it is expected to be up this year acâ€" cording to Bob Douglas, President of K. W. Camâ€" perama Shows Incorporated which sponsors the show. The organization was incorporated in 1971 and the show has been held at Bingeman Park since that time. The cost of admission ranges from $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for students and seniors, .50¢ for children and a family pass is available for $6 with no limit on the number of children. ; The show rurs from March 5 to 9 and will be held at both the roller rink and the ballroom at Bingeman Park. The hours are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 6 to 10:30 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. ; and Sunday noon to 6 p.m. Karen Redman for the Waterioo & Chamber of Commerce When you take your family to the tenth annual Camâ€" perama Show at Bingeman Park, don‘t be surprised if you run into somedne famous like King Tut. He‘s a baby lion cub from the African Lion Safari who will be in attendance for the children. Camperama is the third largest full line camping show in Ontario and the oldest continuously operating one. s So you think you know Waterloo?â€" Waterloo. Chamber of Commerce, 5 Bridgeport Rd. W. The existence of this comâ€" mittee meant that someone with a knowledge of archiâ€" tecture had input to the deâ€" sign of nonâ€"residential buildâ€" ings within the city. This CAMPERAMA T ®pL ._ submitted for the WDRA ~ _by Bob Rowel! Waterloo used to have an Architectural _ Advisory Committee. This committee consisted of citizens with an architectural or similar background, and its function was to give approval to the design of proposed new buildings within the city. e CAMPERS e MOTOR HOMES e BOATS e TENTS e TRAILER EQUIPMENT e CAMPING aAccEessonics _A The Area‘s Largest Family Camping & Small Boat Show ***"sot 10 am. fto 1080pm.""". â€" â€" for more information 5 BIG DAYS ; f Wed., March 5th to Sun., March 9th *‘Everything for the camper to see" at Wed., March 5th to Sun., March 9th Bingeman Park â€" Kitchener Victoria St. N., Kitchener â€" Gueiph Highway Downtown Perspective Sun. 12 noon to 6 p.m. The Architectural Adâ€" visory Committee thus has had a positive effect upon the built environment in Waâ€" terloo. Now, however, the â€"committee has been disâ€" banded, and its function vested in the city‘s planning department. Two members of the former committee _are going to act as advisors to the planning department input would not normally take the form of major deâ€" sign changes but often could alter the details that, if not handled properly, can turn an average building into soâ€" mething perfectly ghastly. Camperama supports and coâ€"sponsors Operation Wheelchair with the Trillium Chapter of the Canadian Federation of Camping Families. Camperama supâ€" plies one wheelchair which is given to a crippled child chosen by the centre. New and used camping equipâ€" ment donated by the exhibitors and local people will be auctioned on Friday night starting at 8 p.m. Mr. Merlin Jutzi is volunteering his auctioneering skills and all proceeds from the auction will be used to buy additional wheelchairs, walkers or special equipment for the Rotary Centre. S In addition to the Hion cub King Tut, there will be several special attractions varied enough to appeal to everyone. Approximately 30 private campground operators will be there with camping information. There will be continuously shown films put on by the OPP dealing with camping and boating safety. "Uncle Bob"‘ Chatfield from London will give safety talks on towing hitches and propane safety. For the sixth year June and George Doxtater from Ohsweken will disâ€" play their authentic Indian crafts. . I boats, canoes and small motors will be shown as well. The major camping lines will be displayed by the exâ€" hibitors. Among the variqus exhibits will be the Zoâ€" diak inflatable boat‘like the one used by Jacques Cousâ€" teau and a unique new Canadian built trailer which is towable by small cars and even motorcycies. Tw s us m UF May 2, 1979: Public hearing to discuss report. June 25, 1979; PR 27/79 supplement clm‘um restriction from 35 feet to four stories; Con restriction from 35 feet to four stories; Conversion A properties to Conversion B on Regina St.; Conâ€" version B properties deleted along King and Erb Sts. and given new medium high designations. Sept. 10, 1979; Bylaw 79â€"154 passed, to amend 78â€"153. Oct. 4â€"25, 1979 Circulation 21â€"day appeal: four letters received â€" one pro and three con. . . Fall 1979;: Clerk proceeds with application to Ontario Municipal Board; bylaw 78â€"153 as amended by 78â€" 223, 79â€"97 and 79â€"154. . ; Feb. 25, 1980: Ontario Municipal Board hearing. . Apr. 9, 1979 PR 27/79 reports on review of height resâ€" call (519) 745â€"7231 It remains to be seen whether this change will have any noticeable effect on the built environment of the city. on this subject.