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Call Marityn, 746â€"70653 retired gentieman. Cail 744â€"9676. Party In The Park: Saturday, August 18/90 Buskers Carnival: Tuesday â€" Sunday, August 21â€"26, 1990 On behalf of the Centennial committee, | would like to thank the Waterloo chamber members, and the community for the support they have given to the Chamber during the past 100 years. Because of this, we are able to ‘Celebrate Progress‘ during 1990. There has been a committee of volunteers who have been planning an agenda of Centennial activities since 1988. In May, the Chamber held a reception for the unveiling of the book, ‘Waterloo: An Mustrated History‘ by Ken McLaughlin. The CELEBRATING PROGRESS SINCE 1890 We began the celebrations with a gala ball at The Sen%am Museum in April with over 200 members in attendance. It was an exciting evening for everyone. Theh(Ahamzer inu'oduce?‘ U';;- ‘Lithograph‘ program which is the sale ufl fi'umod or unframed limited edition print of ‘Old City Hall* by artist Peter Goetz. The are for sale at the Chamber ()f«ce‘ (th) JKS HANDY SERVICES â€" Rencâ€" INTERLOCKING STONES â€" Paâ€" etc. 21 years Vince, 725â€"1319 Call John, 658â€"9116 HOME IMPROVEMENTS â€" by Quality Home Maintenance. Servâ€" ing Kâ€"W since 1968. Additions, shinâ€" Work done personally with integrity WANTED Fail ‘90. (416)642â€"2422 vice. Call John 578â€"4136. _ (th) dryers, washers, etc. Call 747â€"5700 or 747.9391 HANDYâ€"MAN Residential renovations and repairs mates. Call Jim, 621â€"6139. EARN $$$ AT HOME Call (519) 576â€"4203. Fun & Exciting. WEEK in spare time. Limited time offer. Rush $2 â€" S.A.S.E.R.K. Enterâ€" Nesn peoidt .;m vyâ€"a: M&n&m. Drywall 748â€"0236 or 1â€"552â€"1168. 140 BUSINESS SERVICES HOME HAIR CARE Perms and cuts done in the comfort We will end the celebration with an event for many of the volunteers who have contributed so much to these events. books are still for sale at the Chamber for $29.95. It has been a busy year. But, there is more to come. fl's'hwm’ y. In 1890, the _ founded Waterloo Park The Busker‘s will be back August 21â€"26 to bring the streets of Uptown Waterioo alive. The Busker‘s are street performers: clowns, j@ers. dancers, mimes and more. It is our hu(;fe that this will become an annual event for Waterloo. ! would personally like to thank the Cenwnnm steering committee and the Chamber Staff who have put in endless hours to ensure this memorable year is a success: Dale Wilcox, Ken PMlug, Glen Austin, Karen Saunders, Len Gamache, Ken Silvester, Mike Voisin, Fred Standeven, Ted Land and Bob McMane. To all the volunteers on the many sub-commimeam heartfelt thanks for your dedication and support 1 would Dave Sandrock Chairman, Centennial ‘90 Sincerely (th tins, catalogues, etc., very reasonâ€" able rates. Call Waterioo Chronicle 850â€"3011, PLUMBER â€" 10% off labour for our first thirty days in business. Over 18 mm r 658â€"6715. 747â€"0204 ment. 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PAINTING/PAPERING APPLIANCE CENTRE ALLY INSTALLED â€" 2P o0 E20 ECE CSTCE 1N POCUTNNR T:mgf&‘;’” :rm!:gclai.ge of volunteer, contact Jane Falconer fhe voluntsers who have decieniod “mmmbg‘“‘i“f" 886"12“0 or i : you wot e to consider a year time and talent over the years. mem:jerst:flp with the Qch:olmber The opportunities as a volunteer anization contact, Carole, can bgg:ry rewarding. It will allow m‘""’”"“- Membership Sales you to make business contacts, Consultant, 886â€"2440. Promow your company, develop "We joined the Waterloo Chambe riendships and make a difference Commerce gn'marily to network in the Waterloo business with other businessâ€"people in the community. area. The contacts we have mad Aside from the Board of Directors actIvE l%mv”;m%ab?b er and Executive Committee there are _ inpgjuable to us, not only locally five other regular committees who but at the national and The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce is a volunteer W 1 which exists to support promote business. If your employer is a member of the oWRn:rlloo glz!.;b;‘r of Commerce interested in joining, perhaps you would like to become .pe volunteer on one of the Chambers‘ several committees. nfudba Adielbtoomentimmenaileicralbera einommeetiecanarced c cce coemircontpdeeng aremneniin ons Are You Interested In Being A Volunteer? $3,295 (installed). Authorized satelâ€" lite supply dealer. Phone 658â€"4073. 745â€"6578 anytime (Kitchener). NOTICE OF A COMMUNITY MEETING TO PRESENT A DISCUSSION PAPER PREPARED BY THE HERITAGE/CULTURAL BUILDINGS STUDY GROUP TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1990 AT 7:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 3RD FLOOR WATERLOO CITY CENTRE 100 REGINA STREET SOUTH A special study group was established to examine the heritage/cultural potential and implications of heritage buildings. This discussion paper is the result of research into existing documents and reports, contact with other municipalities, contact with several umbrella arts and heritage organizations and research into regional arts and culture groups. The discussion paper addresses the following: Heritage Properties Under Review; Grants and Funding; Heritage Designation; Artistic Space Research; Experience of Other Communities; and Economic Options. Seven specific buildings under the influence of the City were examined in detail; they include: Globe Warehouse; Globe Office; Button Factory; CN Train Station; Carnegie Library; Snyderâ€"Gingrich House; and Muelier Chimney. The Objective of the Discussion Paper is to stimulate informed gisa_:sslqn and creative thinking; to this point, we welcome your If you require further information or would like a copy of the Discussion Paper, please contact Scott Amos at 747â€"8758, Planning and Development, or Bob McFarland at 747â€"8738, Recreation and Culture Department. input and encourage your participation. are always eager to recruit _ Markoting/Communicati e mm ons Committee, a)eclul Events Committee, Membership Committee (which also has subâ€"committees), Tourism Committee and Municipal Affairs Committee: The meetings are generally held at 8:00 a.m. or noon once a month at the Waterloo Chamber office. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, contact Jane Falconer, General Manager, 886â€"2440 or if you would like to consider a yearly membership with the Chamber "We joined the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce gn’marily to network with other businessâ€"people in the area. The contacts we have made through the Waterloo Chamber activities have proved to be invaluable to us, not only locally but at the national and international levels as well." Lynne Durward, Durward Industrics. "The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce is well worth joining. One of the many benefits that the Waterloo C’uzmber offers is It‘s Here, It‘s hore! The NEW 1990 Watertoo Business Directory has arrived at the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce office! it has over 1200 businesses listed (Members and Nonâ€"members). Members of the Waterloo Chamber of CITY OF WATERLOO 401â€"G Weber St. N. Complete sharâ€" pening service: All types, carbides, circular and band saws, scissors, clippers, knives, skates, hvn:-m Michael 743â€"8693. 140 BUSINESS SERVICES Sonny‘s Sharpening and small reâ€" "I was a newcomer to Waterloo and 1 wanted to make contacts and get involved in the communl‘t&' lji?liehe Waterloo Chamber was the best choice." Eric Read, Melloulâ€"Blamey Construction. "I volunteer with the Chamber because 1 do business in Waterloo and I feel as a small business person I‘d like to contribute in some way to the Chw-mkr and the busin;ss community it rej ts." Bruce Boucher, goudz::'.;onu. greal opportunity to meet new farmatame personal frien . usually meet at le%e ne?vo people." Kate Ingram, Holiday Inn. "The Waterloo Chamb;r of Commc;a gives me an opportunity to networ and brnlnsto?"r’n with M&-minded people. The Chamber offers me a chance to exchange views and concerns with other small business le facing similar issues." Steve Fn:{ow. Supérior Safoty Sales. "As a member of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. I am confident my interests can best be safeguarded by working together with others to protect and advance our economg‘. * Brenda Kempel, The Stone Crock. Business After 5. Business After 5 is a Scott Amos, B.E.S. Chairperson Study Group receive a FREE copy and nonâ€"members can purchase them for $25.00 plus tax. If you are a member of the Waterioo grmhrrol(hum, and you have received your complimentary mpleue drop by t:'(hmber to pick yours up, place & rec. rooms or what have 140 BUSINESS SERVICES