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PAGE 4 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1985 City council decides on road closure A section of Bearinger Road between Parkside Drive and Quiet Place was closed permanently by Waterloo City Council Monday night. The closure is a result of a high number of accidents between cars, pedestrians and cyclists. The road is in the centre of a large number of town houses and was considered too narrow for the amount of traffic it handled. The section will remain open until a new road is built joining Hazel Street to Parkside Drive across the south side of Quiet Place. The work is expected to cost $436,000 and be completed by July Waterloo County Teacher‘s paper named best Operation Open Door returns The summer break is almost over for children as well as many adults, who will also return to school this fall, thanks to Operaâ€" tion Open Door, an adult day school offered by the Waterloo County board of education. The newspaper of the Waterioo County Teachers‘ Association, Lehrergesprach, has been judged best in the province by the Ontario Public School Teachers‘ Federaâ€" tion. The Harold Pinkerton District Newsletter Editor‘s Award was presented to the editor, Bob Ernest of Waterloo, at the federation‘s annual assembly in Toronto Auâ€" gust 12â€"16. Ernest is an English consultant with the Waterloo County Board of Education Operation Open Door is a unique full or partâ€"time school for adults who want to upgrade their educaâ€" tion or earn their high school diploma. Flexible classroom hours enable students to continue to work or tend to family respon sibilities while they attend the proâ€" gram Lehrergesprach is a bimonthly newspaper for the elementary teachers employed by the Waterâ€" loo County Board of Education. The Ontario Public School Teachâ€" ers‘ Federation represents almost 15,000 elementary teachers across Ontario. Five girls from the 16th Waterioo Girl Guides all had smiling faces when they received their Allâ€"round Cords recently. From left are Jodi Spall, Melissa Sioan, Stephanie Hutchison, Anne Reynolds and Alyson Beben. Chronicie Specist Applicationss are now â€" being News digest CORD QUINTET cangn tm ons accepted for the session beginning September 3. There are no tuition fees for this program, which is helid at two campuses, in Waterloo and Cambridge. For further information about Operation Open Door, contact the Continuing Education office of the Waterloo County board of educaâ€" tion at 742â€"1751, extension 298. ‘"Many adults are discovering that, to get a muchâ€"desired job promotion or even to obtain emâ€" ployment, they must upgrade their education,"‘ said Bob Pullin, prinâ€" cipal of the Continuing Education department of the Waterloo County board of education. Kâ€"W Hospital Renewal Campaign at halfâ€"way mark Donations can be made directly to Kâ€"W Hospital or at any Branch of Canada Trust. Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Hospital‘s Equipment Renewal Campaign has reached the half way mark to its $3.5 million objective $1,781,853 has been raised to date in cash and pledges. Kâ€"W Jaycees begin to plan 25th Santa Parade Kâ€"W Jaycees are presently or ganizing the annual Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo Santa Claus Parade which will be presented Saturday, Nov. 9. Preliminary plans for the 25th Annual Parade provide for an expanded and exciting parade with up to 15 bands, additional floats, special entries, costumed charac ters and a revitalized Santa Claus Float. Any parties interested in parâ€" ticipating in the parade by enterâ€" ing a float, or a special entry or donating to the parade contact: Denis Turenne at 888â€"2317 or Terry Kratz at 744â€"1171. 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