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May 29. A mrmn barbecue begins at 5 p.m., to be followed by displays, slide Admission to barbecue is $3.50. University Heights open house Parents, students and friends of Universiâ€" ty Heights secondary school are invited to attend the school‘s annual open house Wed. p.m., to be followed by displays, slide shows, presentations, raffles and draws. Learn how to identify trees by their leaves and bark Sun. June 9, 2 p.m., at the Laurel Creek Nature Centre. The centre is located in Waterloo, off Beaver Creek Road. For more information, call 885â€"1368. Meet a tree {or more info. call 579â€"1020. f _ ADULT RECREATIONCENTRE 185 King Street South, Waterloo AR.C. TRAVEL WISCONSIN DELLS and the MISSISSIPPI RIVER GAMBLING CRUISE August 15 â€" 20 Tour includes Cruise of the Upper Dells, Greyhound Races, Admission to House on the rock and much more. Cost Per Person Twin $495.00 AVAILABLE INFORMATION Newsletters will be provided during the study to outline the study approach, results and recommendations. If you wish to be placed on the mailing list, please call or write to the address provided. If you wish to receive the study newsletters, wish to ask questions or would like to provide comments call, write or visit: Public input is needed to help identify concerns, suggest solutions and aid in the selection of a final solution during the entire course of this study. A number of public meetings will be held. Two initial meetings are scheduled for: Time: Tuesday, May 28, 1991 Or: _ Join us on "Meet a Creek Day" 4:00 p.m.â€"9:00 p.m. Sunday, June 2, 1991 PUBLIC INPUT The study mission statement: _ To achieve sustainable development which is aimed at maximizing benefits to the natural and human environments on a watershed THE LAUREL CREEK WATERSHED sTUDY THE FUTURE OF THE WATERSHED The purpose of this 18â€"month study is to develop a plan that will provide guidance to local and regional municipal governments in planning future land use development while at the same time protecting and enhancing the environment in the key areas of concern that will be addressed in the study include: * Watershed Ecology * Stream Corridors * Water Quality * Woodlots, Wetlands * Fisheries * Groundwater * Flooding * Base Flow * Erosion * Aesthetics * Sediment * Recreation * Future Land Use CITY OF WATERLOO AND THE GRAND RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY IN COâ€"OPERATION WITH REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO CITY OF KITCHENER TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY AND TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT BULLETIN 200 Bearinger Rd. Waterloo, Ontario Waterloo Christian Place: Reform Church THE CITY OF |â€"§] Waterioo PUBLIC MEETING N Public Participation Coâ€"ordinator Laurel Creek Nature Centre 445 Beaver Creek Road Waterloo, Ontario Telephone (519) 725â€"0318 has initiated J BQZ 1:00 p.m.â€"5:00 p.m Laurel Creek Nature Centre 445 Beaver Creek Rd Waterloo, Ontario Doon Heritage Crossroads will hold Scotâ€" tish Days on June 2 from 10 a.m.4:30 p.m. A Covenanters‘ Church Service, highland dancing and sheep dog trials will also be Scottish Days Seniors h:m'?ng club Outgoers Senior Hiking and Walking Club is offering M&ym and walks every Monday until June 19. All hikes depart from and return to the Waterloo CityCenm<thVtrielfmmmch¢rgew $3 depending on the distance. For more ifle‘fgmfion call Susanne Gillespie at 888â€" BEFORE YOU CALL A PLUMBER. BLOCKED SEWER? CALL 886â€"2310 FOR CLEARING OF BLOCKED SEWERS (FREE DURING NORMAL WORKING HOURS); A VALUABLE SERVICE PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF WATERLOO. This is a headline we hope won‘t be about a Waterloo resident. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, several Waterloo residents are inconvenienced by blocked sewers each year. How do you know your sewer connection is blocked and not just your sink drain? If your sewer connection is blocked, water you are trying to drain from sinks or toilets will not be able to get from your house to the sewer main in the street. This will result in water backing up through a drain in the lowest point in your house, usually a floor drain, laundry sink, toilet or shower located in the basement. If you notice water coming out of any of these fixtures when they are not in use, stop using any of your drains (even upstairs) as this water will only end up coming out in the basement. If you think your sewer connection is blocked, call us! We will help to determine if your problem is a blocked sewer and then dispatch a crew to attempt to clear the blockage, all at no cost to you during normal working hours (Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. â€" 4:00 p.m. Afterâ€"hours a flat rate charge of $100.00 (plus G.S.T.) applies, so it is in your best interest to try to wait until normal working hours. We believe this valuable service saves City residents thousands of dollars a year. Should City staff determine the problem to be more than a blocked sewer, the supervisor in charge will discuss possible corrective action with you prior to any work being initiated. If after you have considered all the information above, you think you have a blocked sink or toilet, please call a plumber. REMEMBER, if you think your sewer connection is blocked, call us to arrange for our free service The City of Waterloo encourages all its citizens to complete their Census Canada questionnaires on Census Day. The results of these questionnaires are used by the city to plan for everything from environmental initiatives and water conservation to housing and recrest‘fi'l services. The more accurate the information on the questionnaires, the better the City can plan for and serve its residents. So please take part in Census Day and complete your Questionnaire to the best of your ability. â€" Markets for shiny paper and boxboard are temporarily not available. Therefore, until further notice, the City cannot recycle these materials. We ask that you refrain from bringing shiny paper and boxboard to the depot until further notice. Please accept our apologies for this temporary inconvenience. Thank you for your cooperation. DAMAGE CAUSED BY BLOCKED SEWER ANGERS RESIDENT ATTENTION ALL CAROLINE STREET RECYCLING DEPOT USERS CENSUS DAY TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1991 INSIDE CITY HALL The Canadian Organic Growers, Perthâ€" Waterlooâ€"Wellington Chapter will hold Farm Compost Day at Edwin Sittler‘s farm, 2 km east of Linwood on Regional Road #17, 10 a.m.4 p.m. on June 4. The cost for the day is $5. Bring your own litterless lunch. For further information call 669 3700 or 698â€"2094. Parent of Multiple Births group meeting Kâ€"W Parents of Multiple Births Associaâ€" tion will hold its general meeting on June 4 at the Victoria Park Pavilion at 7:30 p.m. For more information call 749â€"1425 or 894â€" 0015. Farm compost day COMMUNITY INFORMATION 886â€" 1550 will meet Wednesday June 5 at Fastbreaks Restaurant, 180 Columbia St., W., Waterâ€" loo. A social will begin at 5 p.m., dinner at 5:45 p.m., and guest speaker at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Millie Anderson CPS at 745â€"7307. Professional secretaries meeting The Kâ€"W Counselling Services will hold anger sessions on Wednesday, June 5 and 12 from 7â€"10 p.m. at the Adult Rec. Centre, King and Aflen. Waterloo. Call the Kâ€"W Counselling to register at 743â€"6391. Anger sessions WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1991 â€" PAGE A27 Campus master plan panels on display May 27 â€" June 14 The University of Waterloo announces that the panels outlining the key components of the framework for a Campus Master Plan, which were on display at the April 27th Open House, can be seen in the Dana Porter Library from May 27 through to June 14. Members of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo community are invited to visit the campus to view these panels and submit comments. For further information, please call 885â€"1211, extension 3183. WATERLOO SILVER TONGUES â€" Toastmasters Club. Meets every Thursday from 7:30 â€" 9:30 p.m. at the Wing 404 R.CAFARA.C Call Bill Fox at 884â€"1325 or Chris Barker at | 888â€"6356 for more information. VISION CLINICS â€" the University of Waterloo, School of Optometry is offering Vision Clinics in various seniors apartment buildings in Waterloo and at the Wing 404 R.C.A.FA/R.A.C. and the ARC, May 21 â€" May 31 (inclusive). Appointments required, transportation arranged when required. Phone Susan Cameron, 579â€"6930 for information. JUBILAGETION II â€" "Life is a Cabaret My Friend" â€" Saturday, June 15, 1991 â€" Time: 7:30 p.m â€" Where: Wing 404/Rotary Adult Centre â€" Cost $5.00/person â€" For tickets/more information call 888â€"6356. OUTGOERS â€" SENIOR HIKING/WALKING GROUP â€" Monday, June 3rd, "FW.R. Dickson Wilderness Area" â€" Ayr â€" Cost â€" $3.00 Leave â€" 1:00 p.m. Call Wing 404/R.C.A.F.A./Rotary Adult Centre â€" 888â€"6356 or Adult Recreation Centre â€" 579â€"1020 for \. more information. 3 BE A FRIDAY AFTERNOONER â€" May 31/91, 2:00 p.m. â€" "Newfoundland Hospitality Plus" colour slides by Mrs. Pat Toogood at the ARC SENIORS BADMINTON â€" Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:00 â€" 11:00 a.m. at Seagram Gym, Seagram Drive, Waterloo. $1/person. Please note last day May 29th. ARC TRAVEL â€" Join us for an exciting performance of "South Pacific‘ at Artpark in Lewiston, New York â€" Thursday, June 27. Departs 8:45 a.m. from the Wing 404 R.CA.FA.RA.C. and 9:00 a.m. from the A.R.C. Returns approximately 6:30 p.m. Cost: $39.00. Call 579â€"1642 for more information. ARC. 185 King St. S. 579â€"1020 University of sz Waterloo SENIORS DIVISION PROGRAMS Babies are welcome La Leche League will meet Thursday June 6 at 9:30 a.m. at Lincoln Heights Missionary Church, Waterloo The discus sion will center around the arrival of the baby and the family and the breastfed baby. For more information call 885â€"3835 La Leche League meeting The Canadian Red Cross Society will hold a blood donor clinic June 5 from 1:30â€"8 p.m at Kitchener Mennonite Brethren Church 19 Ottawa St. N., Kitchener Blood donor clinic Wing 404 RC.AFA 510 Dutton Dr.