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At about 9:50 pun, Wed., Feb. 22nd this year, an 1&year old girl was walking across a parking lot at Cedar and Duke Streets in Kitchener. A female suspect approached her from behind, grabbed her right shoulder and place a knife blade against her left cheek. The female suspect then stated, "I hate preps. If I see you again, I'm going to kill you." The victim pushed her away and ran off. The suspect was last seen running towards King Street. SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: female, white, long dark hair, wearing a head band. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for any information that leads to an arrest in this assault with a weapon or any other serious crime. You will not be asked to identify yourself nor testify in court. Call Crime Stoppers at the toll free line of 1-8004?66.2222. Remember, Crime doesn't pay, but Crime Stoppers does. The Fairway Group [nodaorated 2l5 Fairway Rd. s., Kitchener, I Mar 3, 1989 Second cpLniiTriegistration Published every Wednesday by Water!” Chronicle Waterloo Regional "Shire 1 -8002Td 5-2222 Murder threat 1mwPEkii Number 5540 ‘----\ wesmoum Plies WATERLOO '"1here's no soaiscaing pretr- sure and tsacrifice on industry." "Watering regUniom, are very restrictive to homeowners and residents," said Telegdi. Under an amendment passed by regional council, local industry will be ordered, not simply re- quested, to cut back on consump- tion of water under the most severe conditions. regional staff will be able to oppose a ban " it did last year. "We should use this period of heightened awareness of water being a very precious resource to promote conservation," said Tele. gdi later. “The public should be given the opportunity to cooper- ate." Regional staff were also im structed to produce a detailed report on heavy water-users among industries in the region, including an estimate of how much water is consumed by com. mercial car washes. HI 't2tyirrf Instead, a partial ban will be considered at this month's region- al council meeting. And ifa water shortage occurs this summer. regional staff will be able to (Continued "on: page t) council to prevent a total lawn watering ban, which regional engineering staff had hoped to put into effect for May 1. 746-8764 PERMS 1/2 PRICE City says no EXPIRY MA Y 30th '""fert(g.'iral not inc . gown“ 3--.! Iiijiiiiiiijj,iiEfkiut" The By-Laws of the Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation provide for the election of ten (10) members-at-large to the Board of Directors. There are currently five (5) vacancies (each for a 2-year term), to be mud at the ANNUAL MEETING which will be held on Thursday. May 25, 1989 at the Walper Terrace Hotel, 1 King Street Wee, Kitchener, If you would like to be considered for election to the Board of Directors, please submit a letter of interest to the Secretary no later than May 12, 1989. The Waterloo Regional Heritage Foundation meets on the 4th Tueadgy of each month excepting July, August and December " 12:00 NOON in Committee Room "B", 4th Floor, Maraland Centre Wan-4M WATERLOO REGIONAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION ELECTIONS to the Ji0ARD OF DIRECTORS i1rprtp,,ttjjiifl""ii""t" POLO" macs DOWNTOWN KITCHENER xmnnnu‘um -- - -- KING A otrUG at li-il-ri-lilies:),,),,,,),)) ss. 578-8366 '. LQCATDN 60417 ', Marsland Centre, Waterloo. Mrs. E. Stettner, CMO Secretary WATERLOO REGIONAL HERITAGE FOUNDATION 4th Floor, Mmlnnd Centre 20 Erb Street West Waterloo, Ontario NM 467