The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

HALLOWEEN‘S ALMOST HERE! Book your rental Halloween costume now at Alberta Marie Costumes, 564 King St.E&â€" Kitchener. Phone 576â€"5340 NEEDED â€" PEOPLE with the use of only one arm for their input on household devices to cope with their disability. Call Matt, 884â€"0652 or Gordon, 746â€"4870, after 7:00 p.m. LOOKING FOR elderty lady to share PREGNANT AND ALONE? Birthright offers care and understanding. Our services are free and confidential. Call 579â€"3990. LONELY â€" Need a friend or companâ€" ion? Personal Care Dating Service. The people who CARE! P.O. Box 8001, Kitchener, N2K 2B6. (R) NO SMOKING, pleasant music, nice magazines, unscented products, ample parking, your hair done by the DATES GALORE: For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acâ€" quaintances call tollâ€"free: 1â€"800â€" 263â€"9163. Hours: Noon till 8 p.m. 156 PERSONALS 153 ANNOUNCEMENTS C vember to midâ€"March. Reply to Box WC 420, Waterioo Chronicle, 45 Erb St. E., Waterioo, N2J 1L7. Evenings 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Days 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Agents For: Ace Sharpening Centre, Kitchener Royce Carbide Tools, Cambridge Saws brought in Monday â€" Out by Friday. Scissors & Pinking Shears Sharpened on location. PAGE 42 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1986 at Union St., Kitchener Change of Shop Hours: FLESHERTON ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE. Thanksgiving Weekend, Ocâ€" tober 11â€"13. Daily 10 â€" 6. Admission $2, Children tfree. Grey Highlands School, Hwy. 10. information: (519) 924â€"2620. From: 100 Park St., Kitchener To: 468 St. Leger St. owner with 23 years experience. Hens N‘ Chicks Beauty Salon, 59 Menno Street, 886â€"2733. (tf) hronicle lassifieds Call 886â€"2830 884â€"8706 8:00 & 11:00 a.m. Sunday Services Church School Registration 11:00 a.m Rev. Kevin C. Walrath, Pastor. 9: 15 Sunday School 10: 30 Worshiv Service "I can‘t do anything?" EVERYONE IS WELCOME! MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Iris M. Ford 885â€"5655 888â€"7870 9:15 Dr. Ken Stokes 2â€"4 p.m. Workshop Laurel Church Centre (corner of Highpoint & Northfield) Special famity service for Thanksgiving Waterloo North Presbyterian THE SHARP SHOP October 1, 1986. 694 Glen Forrest Blvd Rev. David Morris All Saints‘ Anglican NOTICE OF MOVING 743â€"8161 All Welcome (41) WHY NOT JOIN US EVERY SUNDAY @¢ _ A8S N car jb SEPTEMBER 7 â€" DECEMBER 21 e The girl‘s baseball team played against Guelph and Brantford at University Heights Secondary School and lost. However, the girls played against Jacob Hespeler and won by a score of 11â€"1â€" great plays by Kim Webb, Bev Huscock, Tracy Hearn, Debbie Knox and Darlene Potter. e The first soc hop of the year was held Sept. 26. Lots of fun for all who came. e The University Heights‘ soccer team played their first game against Brantford. The game ended in a 2â€"2 tie. Goals were scored by Clinton Sparks and Jose Benitez. Willy Hartung e University Heights Secondary School has a car club that meets every Thursday in the Auto Body shop. The teachers that are in charge are Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Rawnsley. They have about 12 students that restore old and even antique cars. Presently they are working on a 1962 Plymouth. e There was a cross country team meet at Riverside Park in Preston. The team ran against 87 participants. Our own Tom Nicol placed i2th with Jerry Wallgren and Wayne Simpson also completing the tough course. Have no plans for early Monday morning (Oct. 13)? Hurry! There‘s still room to march in the Oktoberfest Parade. Go to student Activities tomorrow morning and sign up â€" it‘s not too late. Who is AM96? It‘s one of the newest, top radio stations around! They will be hosting Bluevale‘s next dance â€" Friday, October 17th â€" so plan to be there Knights . . . a good time awaits. Congratulations to Ingo Sparringa (13G) our Knight of the Week, a new student to BCI this year, and one who has demonstrated some very unique humanitarian skills. What do students fear even more than finals? Interim Reports!‘ Don‘t despair though: today‘s report will only be followed by several more (just think . . . only 11 more weeks before the semester is over‘ Amidst all of B.C.I.‘s activities, Camelot, this year‘s mammoth undertaking, is taking shape. Nightly rehearsals are paying off for the cast and orchestra as the tech crew works hard to prepare for the show (Nov. 26 â€" 29, 1986). Mark it down! It‘s something you won‘t want to miss. Bluevale, watchout. Oktoberfest celebrations are next week! Listen carefully to the P.A. announcements next week for special activities. Start canvassing for odd jobs and such. SERVICE WEEK is coming!‘ Oct. 27 through 31. More details to come next Locker T alk 12:00 â€" 4:00 p.m. * Free Parking * Free Admission * Demonstrations * Door Prizes * All Crafts For Sale Kitchener Farmers‘ Market Upper Level 49 Fredenick Street, Kitchener University Heights Bluevale ud Waterloo‘s general liability policy, which commenced June 1, excluded environmental liability for the first time. At that time, council decided an annual spending of $15,816. was not warranted since Waterloo had never incurred a cliam for environmental liabiliâ€" ty. By a 7â€"1 vote Monday night, city council decided to writeâ€"off $10,544 as an overexpenditure in its 1986 insurance budget and enter into the policy for the period Oct. 1, 1986 to May 31, 1987. Council also authorized city treasurer Tom Stockie to discuss and promote with other treasurers in the region, the possibility of creating an insurance reciprocal to cover environmental liability inâ€" surance. The purchase is directly related to recent coalâ€"tar findings at the C.N. Regina Street development of the Waterloo City Centre. Since the discovery,Stockie says he has learned a great deal with respect to potential liability hazards and potential liability claims, particularly pertaining to the environment. Ald. Mary Jane Mewhinney voted against the insurance purâ€" chase. Chronicie Staff Waterloo has become one of the few municipalities in Ontario to buy environmental liability insurance. . The $10,000 deductible policy has a limit of $1 million for any one claim with a maximum of two $1 million awards annually. Name _ ..... ... .. .. .. ... ... 00 c _ 20. Address _ ... ... ... _ .. ... _ _ _0 _ _ _ ___ Postal Code _ ______.___..____________ Age â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€".â€".â€"â€"..... Telephone . ___.___ Earn Extra Money! If you are interested in delivering newspapers on Wednesdays after school, please _ * fill in the application form and send it to our office immediately. Applicants should be at least 10 years of age. Carriers are needed in the following areas: Weber, Oriole, Ellis City purchases environmental insurance plan Weber, Bristol, Ellis WATERLOO CHRONICLE Greg Cassidy, Circulation Manager 45 Erb St. E., Waterloo, Ont. N2J 1L7 886â€"2830 Carrier Corner ... returns next week Fisherâ€"Hallman, Erb, Allen, Mary, Moore. Weber, Milford, Hazel