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PAGE 10 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY Notice is hereby given that the council of the corporation of the city of Waterivo intends to designate the hereinafter mentioned properties to be of historic and architectural value within the meaning of section 29 of the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974. 1. McLaughiin House â€" 20 Menno Street _ Dated at Waterloo, Ontario this 2nd day of September, 1981. _ ______ _ _ orginally a storey and a half frame construction of the Georgian design. A second storey was added in 1886 and the style was changed to Victorian Italianate. The house features brackâ€" etted eaves as well as elassical trim around the windows and front door. 2. Nixon House â€" 81 Norman Street The Nixon house is a storey and a half board and batten structure, featuring molded battens, and eared window trim. This house was originally owned by the L. Kuntz Park Brewerâ€" ies and was previously located on their King Street South Property (now Labatts). The house was built on or about 1859 and is one of the very few remaining structures of this type in the city. Notice of objection to this designation may be served on the clerk of the city of Waterloo within thirty days of this notice. Any notice of objection shall indicate the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts.. _ e _ AT WESSELING‘S TIT‘S GUARANTEED 7426951 or 742â€"6581 33 Main 5t (Gah) 3 Charkes St West at Queen Open ddll 104 Kitchener. Ontario _ Thurs & Fr 10 Every component is backed with a manufacturâ€" er‘s warranty. That‘s only fair; your investment deâ€" serves protection!‘ But Wesseling Advanced Audio offers exrtra assurance with our Exclusive Ex« tended Warranty that reâ€" flects our plglosophy of customer satisfaction. If At Wesseling‘s we back what you buy. 3 YEARS © turntables * cassette decks Ontario R. C. Keeling City Clerk City of Waterloo City of Waterioo Thurs & En 109 Cambridge store closed on Manday anything goes wrong we‘ll fix it and pick up the tab. No ifs, ands or buts. The Wesseling Warranty covers turntables and tape decks for 3 full years; receivers, amplifiers and tuners for 5 full years, and all speakers for 10 full years, parts and labor. You may never need it, but it‘s good to know, you‘re pryected. © receivers ®e amplifiers © tuners 5 YEARS DAY , SEPTEMBER 2, 1981 lechnics uve The federal governâ€" ment‘s aim of reducing Canada‘s oil depenâ€" dence would be adâ€" vanced significantly by an effective federal program that encourâ€" ages industry to switch from oil to natural gas heating, Union Gas exâ€" ecutive Kerry Barnum â€" said yesterday. Barnum told the Kiwanis Club of Kitchâ€" ener it is in the indusâ€" trial market that the ‘‘best prospects for major reductions in oil consumption exist." The Union Gas execâ€" utive noted that the federal offâ€"oil program which provides grants covering 50 percent of the eligible costs of switching from oil heat up to a maximum of Industry needs boost in converting to gas 10 YEARS 479 e JVC Râ€"S5 receiver, with a clean 25 watts per ‘ch. e JVC Lâ€"A 21 semiâ€"automatic turntable, with cartridge. e PROâ€"TECH Vâ€"802 speakers, 8"" 2â€"way models. speakers «JVC $800 has had ‘"‘impresâ€" sive" results in encourâ€" aging home converâ€" sions. However, Barnum said the maximum $800 grant is not a viable incentive to industry. ‘"If you‘re a homeâ€" owner you can switch from oil to gas for, say $1,600 and be eligible for an $800 grant. If you operate an industrial plant fuelled by oil and carry out a conversion costing â€" $100,000 or more, you still qualify for the same $800 grant. Obviously, $800 on a conversion costing $100,000 is not much of an incentive," Barnum said. ‘‘We estimate that if industrial users of oil had an adequate ecoâ€" Big Sisters of Kitchâ€" enerâ€"Waterloo and Area are taking appliâ€" cations from prospectâ€" ive Big Sisters for their September Orientation sessions which begin Sept. 22. nomic incentive to conâ€" seven million barrels. By comparison, it would be necessary to convert 350,000 averageâ€"size resiâ€" dences to bring about an equivalent reducâ€" tion in oil use," he said. vert, they could reduce annual Canadian oil consumption by over Barnum noted that Union Gas is enâ€" couraged by a recentâ€" lyâ€"announced Ontario Big Sisters wanted 885â€"5620 The exclusive Ming Mirror Finish now guaranteed for Five Full Years 355 WEBER ST. N. Ming They are in need of mature female volunâ€" teers 18 years and over w ho can provide friendship, new experiâ€" ences and support to girls 5â€"16 years of age, who are experiencing try and Tourism proâ€" gram to provide grants up to $50,000 for indusâ€" trial offâ€"oil converâ€" The Union Gas execâ€" utive also said the aim of reducing Canada‘s oil dependence would be furthered by federal incentives to extend gas distribution pipeâ€" *‘That‘s an important step in the right direcâ€" tion," he said. lines to areas of southâ€" western Ontario not currently being served. million on pipeline conâ€" struction in southwestâ€" ern Ontario over the next five years, Barâ€" num explained that the ‘*‘economic return‘"‘ of extending distribution systems to many areas does not justify high initial construction costs. For further informaâ€" tion, call 886â€"1090. varying degrees of difâ€" ficulty with school peers or at home. One year is the minimum commitment. Although Union Gas