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The plumbers will be pushing and pulling a Kitchener transit bus over a 6.5 km route from the UW campus on University Avenue, down King Street, to Market Square in Kitâ€" chener. As Canada moves into the highly competâ€" itive 80‘s, the need for technological innovaâ€" tion to enhance the country‘s industrial poâ€" sition has never been greater. In recognition of this, the Canadian Industriâ€" al Innovation Cenâ€" tre/Waterioo in associâ€" ation with the Univerâ€" sity of Waterloo is holding a Seminar and Conference on Indusâ€" trial Innovation in May at the University. This combined semiâ€" nar/conference will have a new and origiâ€" nal format designed to bring together technoâ€" logical innovators with a wide range of experiâ€" ence. They will have the opportunity to hear from a group of highly qualified lecturers and speakers and exchange ideas across industries, age groups and levels The plumbers, that‘s short for the University of Waterloo Engineers, know how and they wili demonstrate it to the world on Saturday, March 20. the day of the Sixth Annual Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo Enâ€" gineers‘ Bus Push for Big Sisters. Innovation seminar planned How does one push _ The idea behind this with a rope? madness is to raise . . _ funds for the Kitchen , The plumbers, that‘s or waterloo and Area short for the University Big Sisters Associa 2! Waterloo Engineers, | fjpp. e Plumbers ‘push‘ for charity ICE SKATING â€" Rink in the Park March 23rd to 26th â€" 2:30 â€" 4:00 p.m SKATING ADMISSIONS: Children Youth Adult Seniors Family 5â€"PIN BOWLING ® Aâ€"Waterioo Bowling Lanes â€" Princess Street 3 games for $1.25 or 50¢ per game FREE SHOES B. Brunswick Twin City Bowl â€" Waterloo Square 50¢ game, free shoes Report Card Special â€" Free game for every ‘A‘ on your report card MARCH BREAK DAY CAMP â€" Waterloo Family ‘Y March 22 â€" 26th Call ‘Y‘ at 885â€"3500 to register INDOOR SWIMMING â€" Waterloo Family ‘Y" Lincoln Road March 22nd to 26th â€" 1:30 â€" 2:30 p.m. & 8:00 â€" 9:30 p.m. March 27th â€" 1:00 â€" 4:00 p.m WATERLOO LIBRARY PROGRAM March 23rd â€" 2:30 p.m. Film ‘"Huckileberry Film" March 24th â€" 2:30 p.m. Frog Puppet Theatre March 25th â€" 2:30 p.m. Film "Rookie of the Year‘ March 27th â€" 2:30 p.m. Film Matineée March Break Holiday Happenings In Waterloo â€"25¢ (12 years and under) â€"50¢ (13 to 18 years) â€"$1 .00 (19 and over) â€"no charge â€"§$2.00 The Big Sisters is a charitable organization that serves girls ages five to 16, who have special needs. The girls are carefully matched with women who volunâ€" teer to be Big Sisters. Through their friendâ€" ship both the Big and Little Sisters develop their physical and creâ€" ative potential. The Kâ€"W and Area Big Sisters have grown to be the largest in Ontario, serving 216 within the organiza tions. The May 2 to May 15 seminar will offer the 40 to 50 attendees a practical combination of instruction and projâ€" ect work under three general themes: Being an innovator, Organizâ€" ing for innovation, and Doing innovation. It has been designed for the new innovator in Canadian industry who will be expected to contribute significantly to his organization in the vears ahead. On May 13â€"15 there will be an Industrial Innovation conference which will assemble senior experienced inâ€" novators to address the topic organizing for Inâ€" novation in 1982 Peoâ€" ple, Ideas and Money. This conference will be addressed by exâ€" perts in the area of innovation and will inâ€" voive the attendees in a Last year, UW engiâ€" neers through the bus push, raised more money for Kâ€"W Big Sisters than any other outside organization in the region. Little Sisters and Bud dies. Their funding de pends solely on public support, and this year the plumbers hope to raise $5,000 to contrib ute towards their operating expenses. The parade will begin near the Univer sity Avenue entrance to the UW campus at 10: 15 a.m. After a brief stop at MceDonalds for free refreshments the group will arrive at series of workshops to examine and discuss recent innovations in computers, transportaâ€" tion and plastics. As well, experienced industrial innovators will be making presenâ€" tations to the conferâ€" ence and participating in the workshops. The growth indusâ€" tries in Canada in the next decade will be those which can inâ€" novate and compete worldwide, experts say. Preparation for innovation is the cenâ€" tral objective of this unique seminar and conference. Special guest speakâ€" ers will address the conference on themes of provincial, national and international interâ€" est. The faculty for the seminar have a broad range of experience in the industrial innovaâ€" tion field. Market Square around noon. Several tons of tran sit bus is tough enough to pull over the KW hills, but the plumbers have added to the chalâ€" lenge. Localcelebriâ€" tes, and of course Big and Little Sisters, will be riding in the bus. Pledges will be taken on a perâ€"kilometre Mar. 31 â€" Swaines Greenhouses Tender Tootsies Apr. 13 â€" Museum of Time Molsons, Barrie Apr. 23 â€" Canadian Craft Show May 11 â€" Mohawk Raceway May 18 â€" Visit the Niagara area at Blossom time and Andres Wines. Sunday March 28. 1982 ‘"Cards & Potluck" Admission: Potluck Registrations for woodworking, repairing, refinishing & uphoistering are now being acâ€" cepted. Please register at the workshop in Waterloo Park (behind old Log School House) Tuesdays or Thursdays 9: 30 a.m. â€" 4: 00 p.m. Spring Session starts April 6, 1982 â€" April 29, Fee: $10 (40â€"60 yrs.) 4/weeks $7 (60 yrs +) 4/weeks For more information call Raiph Palmer 885 4424 Registration for the following craft and interest course are now being accepted: Oil Painting Bread Dough Art Bunka Art Crochet Basic Drawing Ladies Fitness Calligraphy Aquabics Advance Crochet Quilling Ceramics Ukrainian Easter Older Driver Egg Colouring Refresher Course Courses begin the week of March 29, 1982 Registration fees $20/person eight weeks $15/person eight weeks $10/person eight weeks For registration and information call 579 1020 Friday, March 19, 1982 2 p.m Guest: Gordon Coyne Colour Slides & Irish Ballads Thursday, March 18. 1982 1: 30 p.m Movie: "BLUE SKIES®" starring Fred Astaire & Bing Crosby Admission: $1.00/door Hostess: Lilian Griffin April 17 â€" May 9, 1982 This California Party Tour is really one of the greatest trips on earth, showing you much of the United States, its man made wonders, and the even more: wonderful natural wonders Cost â€" Twin $1,190 00 May 13 May 19, 1982 "WORLD‘S FAIR® Knoxvili¢, Tennessee Cost â€" Twin $449 00 May 25 â€" May 28, 1982 OTTAWA IN THE SPRING staying at the "Opinicon Resort‘ Cost Twin $239 00 (all inclusive) April 1 â€" 5, 1982 WASHINGTONâ€"CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL Cost â€" Twin $248.00 CALIFORNIA PARTY TOUR (23 days) Adutt Recreation Centre 185 King St., South, Waterloo N2J 1P7 5791020 3 A R C. TRAVEL 579â€"1642 SENIOR ADULT ACTIYVITIES PROJECT WOODWORK VACATION TOURS Eileen Alexander Be a Friday Afternooner THIRD THURSDAY SENIOR SUNDAY "IRELAND® All Welcome SPRING staying at the basis by participating pullers. The group will also be taking donaâ€" tions along the route. Anyone interested in pledging or pulling, should call the Engiâ€" neering Society, 885 1211 ext. 2323. Donations may also be phoned in directly to the Kâ€"W Big Sisters at B86â€"1090. 4 WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17. 1982 â€" PAGE 31 Girls Cancellations: Watch this ad each week for cancellations of the times shown above. March 22nd â€" W.C.1. cancelled March 25th â€" W.C.1. cancelled March 27th â€" L.V. cancelled March 27th â€" W.1LC. canceiled Gym Legend: L.V. Laurel Vocational School W.C. Winston Churchill School W.C.1. Waterloo Collegiate Institute $.S. Seagram Stadium H.W. Harold Wagner School Plans are now underway for the isth annual Waterloo Days Summer Festival. Many special events are planned this year as part of the City of Waterloo 125th Anniversary celebration. s Groups or individuals interested in participating in this year‘s event should contact Waterloo Community Services at 886â€"1550. Ext. 214 during business hours. Prime Saturday & Sunday times available. Prime evening times available from March 26th and on. For further information please phone 886â€" 1550, ext 2109. INSTRUCTOR: Richard Zilinkasw;'/ LOCATION: Waterioo Arena a ol Class Options: 1. Tuesdays 7: 00 p.m. (start April 13th) 2. Tuesdays 8: 00 p.m. (start April 13th) 3. Thursdays 7:00 p.m. (start April 15th) 4. Thursdays 8:00 p.m. (start April 15th) FEE: Adults $15.00 Youth (15â€"19 yrs) & Seniors $12.00 REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Phone Waterioo Community Services at 886â€" 1550, ext. 288 during business hours. NOTE: Outdoor sessions begin in May & June Watch this ad for more details. Â¥Yr. of Birth 10â€"71 Location: Seagram Stadium We have openings for morning or afternoon classes which begin April 13th Call us at 886â€"1550 ext 214 to register. Players must be registered with Waterioo Minor Soccer Club. Running Shoes must be worn 1973 1972 1971 1970 Â¥Yr. of Birth MS. â€" Moses springer Arena A M.â€" Albert McCormick Arena Boys Tryouts W _A. â€" Waterloo Arena R IP.â€" Rink in the Park /A*, COMMUNITY >f", SERVICES *** RCTIVITIES GENERAL FAMIL Y SKATING SKA TING ADUL T SKATING SKATING _ IN WATERLOO // Three Days of Family Fun in and around Waterloo Park Tryouts WINTER ICE IXDOOR TEXNIS INSTRUCTION FOR ADULTS MINOR SOCCER ARKRNOUNCES INDOOR TRYOUTS FOR REP TEAMS AVAILABLE ICE TIME DAYTIME DANCE iT Watertoo Days 82 June 18th to 20th Marsland Centre: 886â€"15350 Fri. Thurs Sat Sat. Sat Sat. Sat. Mon Sat. Sat. Day Day 9 â€"10: 30 am 10: 30â€"12 pm 7â€"8: 30 pm 9:30â€"11 am 7: 30â€"9 pm 8: 00â€" 10 am 11 amâ€"1 pm 6â€"8 pm w.C 8: 30â€" 10 pm w.C 9â€"12 noon â€" | H.W Time _ | School Time 30 por School S.8