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START TIME: 10 a.m. LENGTH OF ROUTE: Approx. 3 miles REGISTRATION: $2.50/person (includes BBQ after walk) * An award will be given to the walker whose finishing time is closest to a preâ€"determined ‘‘hiddenâ€"time"‘ . * Transportation will be provided back to the registration area at the halfway point if Monday June 4th, 1984 LOCATION: Start & Finish Waterloo Park Régisiration forms available at the Centre Help us celebrate our 10th Anniversary at our FREE (tickets limited 2/person) ‘"*BIRTHDAY DANCE" Saturday June 2, 1984 7: 30 p.m. â€" 11: 30 p.m. Music by: Summit Dixieland Jazz Band Refreshment tickets: $2.50/person (Available at the Centre â€" Cash Bar ARC OUTGOERS June 11 â€" 1: 30 p.m. â€" New Dundee A walk around this pretty village and to the Emporium for afternoon tea. June 18 â€" 1: 30 p.m. â€" Elmira Lions Trail Come out and help us identify some of nature‘s summer flowers. June 25 â€" 9:00 a.m.â€"3: 30 p.m. â€" Apps Milis Join the Outgoers for a day of walking, hiking. Bring your own lunch and drink. There will be a nominal fee for each of the walks. For further information contact the Centre â€" 579â€"1020. June 23 Salt Lake Mormon Tabernacle Choir June 27 McMichael Collection Kleinburg July 4 Geritol Follies July 5 Cullen Gardens, Whitby Aug. 9 Ontario Agricultural Museum â€" Quilt TRAVEL FILM NIGHT June 28th â€" 7: 30 p.m. Bob Elliott of Lakeview Travel will be showing us pictures of the beautiful Villa Believue at Mt. Tremblant, where we will be staying in the Laurentians in September . Monday & Wednesday Evenings 7 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday Mornings 9 a.m. beginning in June for more information contact the Centre 579â€"1020 â€" Display Aug. 10 Big Creek Boat Farm Cruise Jure 11â€"14 Perry Como, Chicago Twin $269.00 Sterling Holidays Jume 23â€"25 Robert Goulet & Rosemary Clooney Twin $219.00 â€" Warren Ohio Aug. 446 Jim Nabors & Kaye Starr Twin $219.00 Warren Ohio Jerry Van Dyke‘s Travel Sept. 59 The Matterhorn of Dover Twin $379.00 Jerry Van Dyke‘s Travel Sept. 8â€"12 Laurentian Holiday â€" Mt. Tremblant All Inclusive â€" $299.00 Twin Lakeview Travel Oct. 7â€"11 New England Colour Tour Twin $499.00 â€" Jerry Van Dyke Travel July 19 Lewiston "Music Man‘" July 26 Blythe ‘"Blue City" Aug. 2 Lewiston ‘‘Brigdoon" Aug. 18 Blythe ‘"Cake Walk®" Sept. 13 Blythe ‘"Country Hearts®"‘ Friday, June 1, 1984 2 p.m. Color Slides by REV. JOHN MARKVART ‘"A Holiday Trip To Czechoslovakia" Film by WILFRID ROEDDING "A Trip on the Railroad Fifty Years Ago*" 30 Fingers on the Piano" (if available) Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St., South. Watertoo 579â€"1020 FRIDAY AFTERNOONERS SENIOR ADULTS A.R.C. TRAVEL Phone 579â€"1642 OVERNIGHT TOURS SUMMER THEATRE "Walk It" HORSE SHOES DAY TRIPS Advance tickets only) Refreshments The Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Red Cress will hold its next blood donor clinic Wednesday, June 6, 2 to 8:30 pm. at Grace Lutheran Church in Kitchenâ€" clinic BULLETIN BOARD ____ WATERLOO v COMMUNITY ko seavices ACTIVITIES | Waterloo Community Services has an opening for Music Concert Superviser for Waterloo Park summer Concert Series. RESPONSIBLE FOR: 1. Assisting musical groups to set up equipment. 2. Set up of Public Address System. 3. Supervision of spectators. 4. Introducing & Thanking of groups. 5. Lock up & clean up of Centennial Band Shell. 6. etc. These concerts are held primarily on Sunday evenings. This partâ€"time position pays $4.00 per hour and hours of employment are between 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. Concerts run from June 10th to August 26th, 1984. Minimum Age: 18 yrs. of age. Applications: Available at Waterloo Commuâ€" nity Services Offices â€" 5th Floor â€" Marsiand Centre â€" 8: 30 a.m.â€"4: 30 p.m. DEADLINE: June 5th, 1984 4: 30 p.m. INFORMATION: Call 886â€"1550 Ext. 214 // _ 18T WATERLOO SCOUT 8 PAPER DRIVE NAME:.____ _ DATE OF BIRTH: ________â€" ADDRESS: _____________ CITY ! 00c on cce PHONE NO.:: ._________. rPOSTAL CODE: .__..._._.__._._._._. CLINIC PREFERENCE: _ DATES OF CLINIC: July 3rd to 6th ___________â€" July 9th to 13th ___________â€" July 16 to 20th ___________ July 23rd to 27th ___________ LOCATION: Waterloo Park COST: $20.00 per child $30.00 for two (family) $35.00 per child 2 weeks $40.00 for 2 for 2 weeks Clinic Provides: Top Instructors Guidance & Leadership Fun for all the boys Information: Call 886â€"2050 When: Saturday June 2/84 Time: Papers out on curb by 9: 00 a.m. Boundaries: 1. Albert to University to King to Weber, Weber back to Albert. (W.C.1. area) 2. To have papers pickedâ€"up please call Luke McHuley 886â€"7008. Umpires are needed Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings until the end of June to umpire in the House league program . If you are able to umpire on a regular basis please contact the baseball office during the day at 886â€"2050. Send Cheque to: Waterloo Minor Baseball Clinic 115 Lillian Drive Waterioo, Ontario N2J 4J8 Marsland Centre: 886â€"1550 UMPIRES MEEDED FOR MINOR BASEBAL Wed. May 30th/84 8 p.m. Albert McCormick Arena ‘Everyone Welcome‘ REGISTRATION FORNM WATERLOO MINOR HOCKEY ANKUAL GENERAL MEETING WATERLOO MINOR BASEBALL SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY Sepurate school Mssy %. "»® pm a P The Waterico County Sepaâ€" . * #duits $tâ€"children. rate School Board will toeure Wantint hike junior string orchestra, stage band and percussion ensemâ€" Woodiot hike woodlot at Laure! Creek Naâ€" ture Centre Sunday, June 3, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The centre is located off Beaver Creek Road in Waterioo. t ‘% Summer school at Laurier The first vecal workshop of WLU‘s Summer in Orillia proâ€" gram begins June 4 and runs until July 14. seminars beginning Tuesday, June 5 with Analyzing Cost Effectiveness in the Service by Dr. Doug McCready, fol with Gene Deszca and Gienn Marshall June 6 and 7, and How to Manage the Marginal Performer by Cliff Bilyea, June 7. For more information, call 884â€"1970 ext. 2546. The Laurier Institute for Business and Economic Studâ€" some of the edible wild plants at Laure) Creek Nature Centre Tuesday, June 5, 7 p.m., the naturalists will participate in a nature walk at a Cambridge area pond. For more informaâ€" tion, call 884â€"1341 Myasthenia Gravis meeting field trip chapter will be heid Thursday, May 31, 7 p.m. at the Crown Life Insurance Building, 120 Bloor St. E. in Toronto. Guest speaker will be Dr. John Humphrey of Toronto General Hospital. For directions, transportation or information, call 886â€"0018. Naturalists‘ The annual meeting of the Myasthenia Gravis Toronto Seniors are invited to particâ€" ipate in the Super 60s seniors‘ program .fl' First Baptist The Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo Chapter of the Association of Professional Engineers of Onâ€" tario are sponsoring a golf tournament Thursday, May 31, 7: 30 p.m. at Rockway Golf Club in Kitchener. For more information, call Ray Alarie at 578â€"6422 Church in Waterico every Friâ€" day from 10 a.m. to l.2 noon . Engineers‘ golf tournament The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Toastmistress Club offers an opportunity to develop leaderâ€" ship skills, public speaking ability and knowledge of parâ€" liamentary procedure. The group will be holding its next p.m. at the Albert McCormick Arena in Waterioo. For more information, call 893â€"4756. Guest speaker will be Marg Sharkey from Sarnia who will lead a workshop on microâ€" phone techniques Super 60Os seniors‘ program Toastmistress meeting freeâ€"wili offering will be ac Our Place, the Family En richment House, is holding a Family Fun Fair Saturday, June 2 from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m. at and prizes for everyone Erb Street in Waterioo. There will be games, refreshments Sounds of Summer Do you or your organization have a float in your backyard? Phone 885â€"1921 to enter it in the sounds of Summer parade to be held in Waterloo Saturday, June 23, 10: 30 a.m Our Place Fun Fair Contralto Cherry Fraser will be featured Wednesday, June 6. 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. at St Andrew‘s Presbyterian Church in Kitchener in a free noon hour concert Noon hour recital The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo ield Naturalists will sample WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. 1984 â€" PAGE 30 of solution for families torn apart day, 7: 30 p.m. at St. Michael‘s Church, University Avenue in tion, call 745â€"6502, 884â€"1484 or The next meeting of Coping with Cancer, a group discusâ€" take place Tuesday, June 5, T:30 to 9 p.m. at the Adult Recreation Centre in Waterâ€" loo. The service is provided free by the North Waterioo Unit of the Canadian Cancer George St., entry via window, money taken. Erb St., entry via window, video recorder taken. Havelock St., entry gained, jewelry taken. Willowdale Ave., entry gained, cash and jewelry taken. Northlake Dr., entry via basement window, jewelry taken. Austin Dr., entry via door, furniture taken. Murdock St., entry gained, cash and jewelry taken, Havelock St., entry via side door, jewelry taken. Austin Dr., entry via door, camera and jacket taken. Waterloo Regional Police report the following break and enters for the week May 20â€"26. More than 40 secondary school students, winners of mathematics competitions held annually in Waterloo County schools will be the guests of honor at the inaugural Waterloo County mathematics awards night, tonight at the education centre. Conceived by the Waterioo County mathemaâ€" tics association, the evening is designed to recognize student excellence in mathematics in the Region‘s public high schools. Students attending are winners of the countyâ€"wide junior and senior math league contests, the Canadian mathematics competition, sponsored by the University of Waterloo and the individual winner of the senior math contest award, sponsored in part by the Actuarial Society of America. Upon arrival at the education centre at 4: 00 p.m., the students were divided into teams to participate in a fun program of math games. These activities have been developed by the awards committee and Bill Proctor, a math consultant with the Waterloo County board of education. Prizes, donated by local businesses, include calculators and books. Kim Baumbach e Our Laure! track team performed exâ€" tremely well in Toronto on Monday. Congratulaâ€" tion to the boys® division for winning. _ _ _ The awards for the previously adjudicated math competitions will be awarded after a student dinner. Parents, guests and friends are invited to the ceremony which begins at 7: 30 Locker Talk e Our girls soccer team and boys sloâ€"pitch team went to Brantford Wednesday, May 9. The girls team tied Guelph and defeated Brantford 2â€"1. Jaswir Chatha and Sara Correia scored one goal each. The competition awards will be presented by board officials, trustees and representatives from the sponsors, including: Zehrmart, Gore Mutual Insurance, Mutual Life, Dominion Life, and Cannon Canada Inc. e Mrs. Johnson took eight students to the UW for Intramural Day. Excellent day of games and sharing ideas. Students were given some instruction in break dancing. â€" _ _ e The boys team won both games defeating Brantford 127 and Guelph 10â€"5. Russ Stockall, Steve Lorentz and Rod Doucette led home e Our food preparation classes attended the annual Canadian Restaurant Show ‘"Hostex 84° . The students were exposed to over 1,000 exhibits from all over the world. Students saw food and equipment that would only be available in the finest hotels and kitchens around the world. The Kâ€"W Tougblove Mathematics competitions awards night Break and enters Brushmarks ‘84, an exhibit of local artistic talent featurâ€" ing students of the Eldon Leis School of Art, will be on display in the Waterico Public Library auditorium until June 8. Admission is free. Senior citizens are invited to participste in lawn bowling Monday, Wednesday and Friâ€" day afternsons (weather perâ€" mitting), 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Rockway Golf Club. Registraâ€" tion will begin at 1 p.m. The cost is $1 per day and all will be instruction for beginâ€" Senior Citizens Centre at 885â€"