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PAGE 30 â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1985 ALL TYPES of renovations, guaranteed, quality workâ€" manship at competitive prices. Brick work, fireâ€" places, plastering. drywall, concrete work and carpentry. Free esâ€" timates. Smail projects a specialty: ‘‘Herb Wunder Construction‘‘ 884â€"2815. Chronicle Staff City planners are being too restrictive in the zoning regulations they are proposing for the King Street/Uniâ€" versity Avenue area, says Ald. Mary Jane Mewhinney. In a report to council Monday, planning director Tom Slomke suggested that the height of a . building located 10 metres from the street be limited to Inserts, single sheets, news bulletins, catalogues, etc., very reasonable rates. Call Waterloo Chronicle 886â€"2830. (t1) Aâ€"1 YEAR Round Tree Service â€" Maintenance and removal. Insured. M. H. Kesselring & Son, Kitâ€" chener. Phone 576â€" B531. (t?) FOR ALL Home repairs, APPLIANCE REPAIR â€" Why 4719 WE DELIVER pay the big guys their big prices? Ernie Snow‘s Apâ€" pliance Repair at a price you can afford. Refrigeraâ€" tors, stoves, washers, dryers, etc. Senior Citiâ€" zen‘s discount. Evening appointments available. Call 745â€"9240. 22 Dupont Street E., Waterioo 885â€"307 1 Mewhinney claims height regulations too rigid a fine selection of French books, dictionaries, tapes, records and fine art for children. Gallery Indigena introduces . . . des enfonts 742â€" (th) The report was preâ€" pared at council‘s reâ€" quest after local develâ€" oper Abe Wiebe told a public hearing in Janâ€" uary that a 10.5 metre ceiling would not give him the freedom he required to build a ‘‘*prestigious‘‘ threeâ€" storey, 13.5 metre high development on his 10.5 metres, and the greater the setback from the road, the higher the building could be. FARMERS WANJED who are paying too tax or are not using fill the tax breaks available. Phone us today! A?ointmom times available to process 1984 tax returns in your home. Farm _ Business Consultants, 2109 Oxford St. E., London, N§V 229. Call toll free 1 \265- 1002. in business yearâ€" round helping farmers for over 33 years. Sonny‘s Sharpening 312 Marsland Drive, Comâ€" plete sharpening service: all types, carbides, circular and hand saws, scissors, clippers, knives, skates, lawn and garden tools. Shop hours: 8:00â€"5:00, Saturday till noon. 884â€" 5401. (t1) ALâ€"LETS Decorating. Inteâ€" rior and exterior painting, wallcovering. 25â€"years expereince. Free estiâ€" mates 745â€"67 38. (t) ALL PLUMBING Repairs â€" Water heaters and sofâ€" teners installed. Painting and decorating. Call Bob 576â€"2974. (t1) 46 Farm Miscellaneous Slomke told alderâ€" men the proposed regâ€" ulations would permit Wiebe the freedom to build the project he proposes, but in a ‘‘steppedâ€"back fashâ€" King Street lands. According to planâ€" ners, although such a development would be an ‘‘attractive addiâ€" tion""‘ to the area, a building of that height, located close to the street, would be "diâ€" sharmonious" with the surrounding oneâ€"toâ€" twoâ€"storey structures. George St., entry via rear window, beer taken. Hazel St., entry via window, cash taken. Hazel St., attempted break and enter Waterloo colleâ€" giate. Willow St., entry unknown, unknown if anything taken. Margaret Ave. entry unknown, unknown if anything taken. The dollar amount for reportable accidents has been increased from $400 to $700. Motorists are now required to have headlights on from oneâ€"half hour before sunset to oneâ€"half hour after sunrise. The lights on period has been extended one hour. The new amendment to the Highway Traffic Act will reduce accidents. Waterloo Regional Police report the following break and enters for the week Feb. 11â€"17. Helinski (18) and Dave Mcllwain (21). This week‘s PLAY cards are numbers 12, 16, 18, 21. Tan Pound (12), Robin Rubik (16), Jon EXERCISE CLASSES FOR WOMEN Build up strength, toning, and flexibiliâ€" ty, to look your best for spring and BASIC FITNESS XERCISE CLASSES FOR WOMEN March 4th ... Monday And Wednesday Evening from 8:00â€"8:45 p.m. Fridays from 6:00â€"6:45 p.m. CALL KATHY MAMMOND 885â€"4175 CLASSES STARTING MONDAY All Classes Held at First United Church (beside Waterioo Town Square) Break and enters ion"". He noted the recâ€" ommendation has the support of Wiebe and has been approved by four area architects as a ‘‘reasonable‘‘ apâ€" proach. Nevertheless, Meâ€" whinney said she was ‘‘disappointed‘‘ by the proposals, arguing they are ""very restricâ€" tive" and giving no consideration to "arâ€" chitectural design." *‘We‘re looking at an area which will be changing and developâ€" ing," said Mewhinney. This program gets â€"stamp of approval Cindy Povey O Chronicle Staft # Helping The Canadian Save the Children Fund in Toronto is as easy as cutting stamps off letters for the Dominion Life Assurance Comâ€" pany. Dominion Life has participated in a stamp saving program for the past 12 years. Jack Henderson, a World War I vet, began the program in Montreal when he asked one of Dominion Life‘s Branch Managers to help collect stamps to buy seeing eye dogs for the blind in England. Later he began sending the cancelled stamps to Save the Children Fund. Although Jack Henderson died in 1983, Dominâ€" ion Life had decided to carry on his work. Jill Malleck, public relations coordinator at Dominion Life, keeps the program organized. She said they receive cancelled Canadian, Jill Mailleck, Public Relations coâ€"orâ€" dinator for Dominion Life, organizes the stamp saving program which Dominion Life has been participating in for 12 years. They have sent out thousands of stamps to the Save the Children Fund. Cindy Povey photo *‘We have an opportuâ€" nity here to be very innovative in our zonâ€" ing ... I think we have to relax our stanâ€" dards." Although arguing that Wiebe‘s request was not an unreasonâ€" able one, Ald. Brian Turnbull moved that the report be deferred to give planning staff an opportunity to preâ€" pare detailed drawings illustrating the proposâ€" al. ° Ald. Robert Henry supported the recomâ€" mendations saying they will guard against a threeâ€"storey ‘"box" being built at that corner. If you are interested in e delivering newspapers a on Wednesdays after 2 x %5 Please fill in the application form and send it to our office : immediately. Applicants should be at least 10 years of age. areas: Carriers are needed in the following LOURDES â€" DIETZ AVE. AREA WILLOW & JOHN ST. 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