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May 9 and 10, Rural Activities ‘Round the Village will take place. Villagers and volunteers will paint buildings (weather permitting) build chicken coops, repair fences, chop wood and prepare typical ‘work crew‘ dinâ€" ners. Seeding Time activities will take place May 16, 17, 18, the Victoria Day holiday weekend. Herb, flower and vegetable garâ€" dens will be planted over the three day weekend and staff will be on hand to demonstrate c1914 tools and methods. Doon Heritage Crossroads, the restored ‘rural Waterloo County village c1914‘ and Museum is about to open for the 1987 season â€" its 30th in operation! Beginning May 2, visitors will find costumed staff performing typical domestic, trade and comâ€" mercial activities of a bygone era in the restored buildings, including homes, a dry goods and grocery store, post office, tailor, blacksmith and harness shops of the village. While the ‘villagers‘ go about their tasks on a daily basis â€" special seasonal activities have been planned for each weekend in May. May 2 and 3, visitors may see and participate in typical Spring Housekeeping rituals taking place in and outside the homes and shops. Each day at 2 p.m., children (over 10 years) may participate in workshops where they learn how to make a scarecrow and birdfeeder. (Space is limited:â€" registration at gate; cost per workshop â€" $5 includes village admission.) On the Sunday and Monday, the villagers will take time to celebrate the old Queen‘s Birthâ€" day with tea, birthday cake, homemade ice cream, and period music. Fundraising for Child Find Cambridge Massage Therapy Clinic will be donating $5 for every massage or gift certificate sold during the month of May to raise funds for Child Find, which will be RCAFA dinner/theatre Christian Fellowship presents Dinner Theatre May 2â€"3 at 7 p.m. _ supper and Jane Epp on the benefits of at the club on Dutton Dr. Tickets $10 â€" massage at Emmanue} United Church at person, dancing included. Tickets 745â€"8500. ‘ . 6: 30 p.m. All singles welcome. 884â€"4297. Stories of Hope from Latin America grams and letters have helped victims of repression in Latin America, sponsored by Kâ€"W Latin American Support Group, at Erb St. Mennonite church. 746â€"1985. Little Lamb preschoo! of Messiah Luâ€" theran Church open house and registration Monday, May 4 from 10â€"11:30 a.m. 885 Day May 25. 884â€"6563 or 623â€"0140. PAGE 46 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDHESDAY, APRIL 20, 1987 BULLETIN BOARC Funcral Home and T001 OTTAWA ST. S., KIT Westmount WESTMOUNT FUNERAL HOME A NAME THAT IS TRUSTED IN FUNERAL SERVICE. Spring at Doon Freeport Hospital Spring Fling dance Friday, May 1 at St. Clements Community Centre $15 per couple includes lunch and dancing to Jamboree Reunion Band. Proâ€" ceeds to building fund. Freeport Dance Kâ€"W Aquarium Society monthly meeting Tuesday, May 5 at 7: 30 p.m. at Adult Rec Centre. Bring a friend. If you are interested in delivering newspapers on Wednesdays after school, please W fill in the application form and send it to our office immediately. Earn Extra Money! Applicants should be at least 10 years of age. Carriers are needed in the following areas: Greg Cassidy, Circulation Manager 45 Erb St. E., Waterioo, Ont. N2J 1L7 886â€"2830 THORNDALE DR. & ROSEMEADOW CR., APPLEDALE CRES. & THORNDALE DR., WEBER ST. N., DEVITT RD. & ERB STREET, ALLEN ST. & MOORE AVE. LINCOLN RD. & BRIDGEPORT RD. AREA CARDINAL CRES. S., TERRYSTONE /ARLENE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Evening of Music with Manuftacturers Life Manufacturers Life choir Evening of stpeammes rucsiay. may baripem, in ts Catharines Tuesday, May 5 at 8 p.m. in the WC1 auditorium. Tickets available at the Elora Community Theatre April play The Hand That Rocks The Cradie, April 23, 24, 25, 20, 30, May 1 and May 2 at 8: 30 p.m. at Grand Theatre, St. Andrew St. in Fergus. Tickets at the door. Kâ€"W Parents of Twins Club meeting May 5 at 7:30 p.m. at Victoria Park Pavilion. Parents of Twins This week‘s carrier is 11â€"yearâ€"old Ken Prentice who delivers in the Wesâ€" tridge/Thorndale area of the city. A grade 5 student at Empire school, he enjoys math and novel studies. A member of a karate club, Ken also lists floor hockey as a favorite sport. He hopes someday to work with comâ€" puters. Ken Prentice May 13, 1987, 7: 30 p.m., Adult Recreation Centre, King & Allen St. AGENDA â€" Reports on League activities â€" Election of Officers and Executive Members 2. VOLUNTEERS The Waterioo Minor Hockey nominating committee is seeking members for the Board of Directors and various other rdfl-u available in the organization. Can you contribute a ttle time to get more involved with W.M.H.A.? If so we would appreciate hearing from you. Please send applications to Waterioo Community Services Dept., P.O. Box 337, Waterioo, Ontario N2J 4A8, c/o Rio Caron by May 1, 1987. For more _ information contact: Bob Kempel at 578â€"4253. â€" Nominations for the election of Officers must be submitted in writing to the Chairman of the Nominating Committee, c/o Wateriloo Community Services, 10 days prior to the Annual Meeting. The meeting is open to all interested parties. * To be increased to $350.00 six months after receiving Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations approvâ€" In addition, a number of charges and fees relating to the operation of Mt. Hope and Parkview Cemeteries will become effective upon approval of a Byâ€"law by the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations. These charges and fees are as follows: (BASED ON SQ. METRE SIGN SIZE) $10.00â€"$30.00 PORTABLE SIGN PERMITS $25.00 SIGN VARIANCE APPLICATIONS $100.00 PLUMBING PERMIT FEES (PER FIXTURE) $4.00 DRAIN LAYER PERMITS $40.00 ZONING BYâ€"LAW AMENDMENT APPLICATION $600.00 OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION $300.00 ENGINEERING SERVICING STATUS REPORTS $10.00 ICE SKATING ADMISSIONS: â€"CHILDREN $0.75 â€"YOUTH (STUDENT) $1.00 â€"ADULT $1.50 â€"FAMILY $3.00 ICE RENTALS: â€"PRIME TIME PER HOUR $60.00 â€"NON PRIME TIME PER HOUR $40.00 SWIMMING POOL ADMISSIONS: â€"CHILDREN $0.75 â€"YOUTH (STUDENT) $1.00 â€"ADULT $1.50 â€"FAMILY _ _ $3.00 SWIMMING POOL TICKET BOOKS (10 ADMISSIONS): â€"CHILDREN $6.00 â€"YOUTH (STUDENT) $8.00 SWIMMING POOL SEASON PASSES: â€"CHILDREN $14.00 â€"YOUTH (STUDENT) $21.00 â€"FAMILY PLAN "A" MAXIMUM $64.50 â€"FAMILY PLAN "B" MAXIMUM $52.50 GRAVE LOT SALES: â€"ADULT â€"ADULT AT NEED â€"CHILD â€"INFANT â€"CREMATED REMAINS GRAVE OPENING CHARGES: ~ADULT ~INFANT â€"CREMATED REMAINS CREMA TIONS: â€"ADULT â€"CHILD BURIAL OF CREMATED REMAINS (COMMON BURIAL GROUND) PLACEMENT OF FOUNDATIONS/MARKERS (BASED ON MARKER SIZE) ISSUANCE OF TAX CERTIFICATES $7.00 TAX SALE ADMINISTRATION FEE $300.00 PERMANENT DOG LICENSE $20.00 GOâ€"KART OPERATORS LICENSE $75.00 PUBLIC HALL LICENSE (BASED ON HALL OCCUPANCY) $40.00â€"$100.00 COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT: â€"SEVERANCE APPLICATIONS: $125.00 â€"MINOR VARIANCE APPLICATIONS $75.00 LETTERS OF COMPLIANCE: â€"ZONE CODE VERIFICATION $10.00 â€"BUILDING /PLUMBING CODE VERIFICATION $10 BUILDING PERMIT FEES: â€"PER $1,000 CONSTRUCTION $6.00 â€"MINIMUM FEE $25.00 DEMOLITION PERMIT FEE $25.00 SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION: â€"PER $1,000 CONSTRUCTION $6.00 On May 1, 1987 the following revised license /permit fees, admission charges or fees for services will become WATERLOO MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION $40.00â€"$65.00 $225.00 $100.00 $100.00 $140.00 $25.00