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The A R Kaufman YMCA will hold their Christmas Fitness Pageant Dec 13, 7 to 9 p m Santa wtll be there and there will be choreographed classes and a une-a-long Admission is " (children under 13 years admitted free) Proceeds Will be donated to the international development department for the Zimbabwe YMCA Call 743 5201 for more information Fitness Pageant There will be a fund raising dance for Black Awareness Day 1987, Dec 12, 8 p m. to l aim , at Victoria Park Pavilion. The cost is " at the door There will be no alcohol, and music by Wayne Romany For more information call “23926 The KW Stroke Survivors Group will be having a Christmas dinner Dec. 15, 6 p.m., at the Adult Rec Centre, Waterloo, Tickets are $3 per person, There will be a magic show and a choir singing Christmas music Everyone IS welcome. For more informa- tion call 5791020 The Lung Association will be in local malls and hospitals to help people select a sprig or bag of fresh holly Dec. 12 and ll Holly is a Christmas tradition that also symbolizes a year-round fight against all lung disease. Black Awareness Day 1987 _ K-W Stroke Survivors Happy Holly Days Romain Wilhelmsen on "Coronado's Trail" will be next in the Twin Cities Kiwanis Club's Travel and Adventure Series Dec, 12. 8 p.m.. at Humanities Theatre, uw, For more information call Travel and Adventure Mantrap Hairstyling. 562 King St. E., Kitchener, will be donating all proceeds from haircuts on Dec. 13. to Family and Children's Services. There will be a Christmas gift-bor on location. Sing Nowell The Renaissance Singers of Kitchener present Sing Nowell. a family Christmas concert of medieval, renaissance, tradi- tional and contemporary carols. a carol sing-along and a midnight mass for Christ. mas, Dec. 13, 8 pm. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kitchener. Family tickets are 829, single adult tickets are " and $5 for seniors and students. Holiday Haircut There will be old-fashioned enrolling in uptown Waterloo Dee. 19, 7 p.m., at Heritage Park, around the Christmas tree. There will be free hot chocolate at Grandma Lee‘s, afterward. in Waterloo Town Square. Everyone is welcome. BULLETIN BOARD Celebration of Christmas The Manufacturers Life Choir presents it's Fifth Annual Celebration of Christmas, with special guests W.C.l. Senior String Orchestra. Dec. 16, a Fm., at St. John's Lutheran Church, Waterloo. Tickets are " at the door. The Fourth Waterloo Scout Troup are having a paper drive Dec. 13, in the areas of Union. King. Wutmoum and Alexandra Sheen TTe paper securely and place at curb by 9: Mt a.m, For pickup call 510-8931 Blood Clinic There will be a ladies canoe hour Dec II. 930 a m,, at Lincoln Heights Missionary Church, Waterloo There will be a Christ mas feature and ttttest speaker Batrysit. tine and refreshments provided Call 885 m for more information Paper Drive Wednesday, Dec, 17 First United Church will hold the last blood donor clinic at this site for I” Clinic hours are from l, so to a p.m, Taxi service tor Waterloo residents only free of charge by Waterloo Taxi an Old-fashioned Carolling Musical Celebrations at The Seagram Museum featuring: Dec. " Conrad Grebe? Choir 6 pm; Dec. " Waterloo County Teacher's. Emmanuel United Church and Ladies Coffee Hour Ploughshares Waterloo Region Ploughshare‘ Waterloo Region invites the public to share peace oriented plant projects and accomplishments at their werial general meeiing. 7 Mp m _ Der ll, Christmas Carols at Seagram Museum at the Adult Rec Centre. Waterloo K-W Christian Women's Club The K W Chnsuan Women's Club will be The City of Waterloo currently has the following ice time available for rent to the public on a seasonal and/or a occasional basis. For more information. please call Waterloo Community Services at 886-1550, Ext. 215. (Monday-Friday _ tp. 36N4: 30 p.m.) - Waterloo Arena: Satm Occashnal lee: - Waterloo Arena: Sunday Dec. 14. 21, 28 It is required of every owner or occupant of every property to remove ALL the snow and ice from sidewalks on the street in front or along the side of the building or vacant land within 24 hours after a snowfall from October to the end of April according to By-law 82-12 for the Corporation of the City of Wa- terloo. The By-law also prohibits placing snow onto the sidewalk or travelled roadway; except in the case where there is no boulevard, then the snow from the City walk may be placed along the edge of the travelled road. In other words, the snow from driveways and parking areas must be stored on the property or removed by truck to a snow dump, not pushed across the street and against the snow bank. Non-compliance of the By-law. which is enforced on complaint, may result in a fine of $28.00 for a first offence under the Provincial Offences Act. We trust that for the benefit and safety of young school children, senior citizens, some of whom may be prevented from leaving their homes, and pedestrians in general, that owners and occupants of premises in Waterloo will do their best to keep the public sidewalks clear of snow and ice. FOR THE CITY OF WATERLOO Vic Hiebert Administrative Assistant 886-1550 Extension 245 Under the provisions of by-law 86-121, as amended, all operators of lodging houses providing accommodation for four (4) or more persons are required to make application for a lodging house license. An application for a lodging house license must be made at the Finance Department, 2nd Floor, Marsland Centre, 20 Erb St. W., Waterloo, on or before December 31, 1986. Failure to make application for a lodging house license on or before December M, 1986 could result in charges being laid against the owner(s) and/or operator(s) of a lodging house. Further information may be obtained by contacting the Finance Department at M1550, Ext. 243 or the Waterloo Fire Department at 884-2121. ft. of permanent soft mat surface as well as weight training equipment, showers, change rooms, lockers. We would like to hear trom you or your group. Fitness Movement, Education, etc. For more Information please call Linda, at 885.5077. Local Non-Profit MGor"fiorTfarGrauatrie for rent to any lndlv_ldual or group , centrally located faclllty offering 2200 sq. Coaches, managers and referees are needed for all ages for the upcoming 1987 season. As well, there are openings for Soccer Fun supervisors for children ages 5 & 6 years. Coaching clinics will be available at both an introductory and advanced level. For application information, please contact the soccer office at 578- ICE TIME AVAILABLE FOR RENT Albert McCormick Arena: Friday “-11:50 pm. Moses Springer Arena: Sundays 11:30 p.m.-12: 20 am. Mondays 11:30 p.m.-12: 20 am. Waterloo Arena: Saturday "-11:50 p.m. Monday Dec. 15, 22, 29 Tuesday Dec. 16, 23, 30 Wednesday Dec. 17 Thursday Dec. ll, 18 Albert McCormick Arena Sunday, December M, January 4 CITY OF WATERLOO LODGING HoryiE LICENSES TRAINING ROOM AVAILABLE __ -- -, “FOR RENT COACHES - REFEREES . MANAGERS NEEDED CLEARING SIDEWALKS OF SNOW hung a luncheon Dec 16,110 3 pm, at the Bingemun Park Ballroom There will be I special tenure, musk, speaker and . free nursery on location The cost " $7 Call Susan at 8819160] or Bermce at 7428166 for late resenauons or cancellations "0:30-11:20 p.m (11:30 pan.-12:20 a.m (ll-11:50 p.m (Midnight-12:50 a.m ity q,fi5hri,yterlstp (t-1:50 pm (22:50 pm Emotions Anonymous Twin City Squares is your life like I shoe that plnchea" Emotions Anon)mous meets every Mon day, 8 p m _ at the K W Hospital Assembly room one (emergent) entrance) WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1986 - PAGE 55 COMMUNITY INFORMATION 886-1 SSO Applicants may pick up application forms at the Community Services Office at City Hall or at any of the Arenas in the City of Waterloo. Applications for all star managers and coaches are now being received by the Waterloo Minor Baseball Association. 2. CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLINIC: Thurs. Dec. 11th, 19861 p.m. Movies: "If You Can Walk", "Free & Easy", also waxing technqiues. No Charge. All Welcome. 3. ARC OU'I‘GOERS: Monday Dec. 15, 1986 l p.m. Waterloo Park and University of Waterloo Followed by: "Cookies & Carols" 4. BRICK BUDDY: Christmas Party Friday Dec. 19th, 198610 a.m. Cards. checkers, chess, socializing etc. Cost. $1.50 (tickets available at the Adult Recreation Centre) Location: Brick Brewery Hospitality Lounge. 5. A.WC. TRAVEL Phone - 5i16t2 a) Welcome 1987 in at the Cleveland Marriott East - Dec. 30/86 to Jan. 1/87. All inclusive holiday. Cost: $309.00 Twin b) Portugal & Spain (30 days) three departures. February 8 & 22 a March 8. c) FLORIDA 18 day tour - two departures February 9 a March 9. d) COSTA RICA - 15 days four dates. Cost: $1,679 Twin, $1,979 Single. 6. CHRISTMAS HAMPER FUND The Adult Recreation Centre is again coordinating the collection of food, new toys and cash donations. Please bring your contribution to the centre. PROGRAM ALBERT MeCOIlMICK RINK IN THE NAME ARENA PARK l, General Public Saturdays Skating 3: NH: 20 pm. 2. Family Sundays Skating 3: 305: so pm. 3. Adult Public Saturdays Skating 8-10 pm. ADMISSION PRICES: Children 50t (12 & under). Youth 80t (13 to 18 yrs.) Adults $1.30. Seniors - No charge. Family $2.60 NOTE: Complete schedules of all skating times including free sessions are available for the asking at each arena. Information pertaining to Adult Noon Hour, Parents and Preschoolers, After-school, Adult Shinny Hockey, etc. is also included. Pick up your Free copy today. I. BE A FRIDAY AFFEBNOONER: Colour Slides: "Four Cities in Russia" Guest: Carl Dare of Dare Foods Ltd. Adult Recreation Centre, 185 King St. South, Waterloo, 579-1020. The deadline for applying will be Friday, December 19, 1986. WATERLOO MINOR BASEBALL ANNOUNCEMENT PROGRAMS FOR SENIOR ADPLTS "FUN & FITNESS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY" ICE SKATING IN WATERLOO VACATION TOURS 5933‘ V Twin City Square: Christmas dance Saturday, Dec 13 at Iéueeetsmount school at 8 pm Caller Harold Clark Visitors welcome u per couple includes lunch