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v‘\? yS £&$ pSV PAGE 8 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1992 §z EFFECTIVE MAY 19/92 is s{i WE WILL BE LOCATED 301 i8 9\" AT x 9X y$ aQ 69 REGINA ST. N., Z#j A) wATERLOO 3.3 ‘\\‘q m m = m _ COmers Spring St Regina St. 8 Q\ *4 ‘ â€" Mov »b4 4 &2 $ Are you tired of the same old routine in getting to work â€" getting in your car, idling at traffic lights, trying to find a parking space (and having to pay for it? Tired of waiting for your bus or frustrated that its schedule is not quite the same as yours? Well, the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Cycling Committee has planned an event for you! May 19 to May 22 has been declared "Bike to Work Week" in Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo and the Committee is inviting all resiâ€" dents to participate â€" whether you ride to work, school or to do your errands. s 2#a% a 2 =¢!’ The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Cycling Committee was formed last year by Councillor Joan McKinnon of Waterloo and Alderman Mike Wagner of Kitchener to promote safe cycling in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo. The Committee has chosen Bike to Work Week as a way to increase employer, employee and general public awareness of the benefits of bicycle commuting and cycling in general in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo. The Bike to Work Week promotion is based on a "Wheels Awareness" concept whereby the Commitâ€" tee is hoping to increase riders‘ awareness of their responsibilities in terms of obeying traffic rules and to increase motorists‘ understanding of cyclist‘s rights Along with Councillor McKinnon and Alderman Wagner the Committee is made up of approximately 50 people, including local teachers, business people, students, municipal staff and community represenâ€" tatives. The committee has a number of subcommitâ€" Â¥,â€" esn <22. _ sese. 222. S Weeang ty SEEr2A04r2» omm yllÂ¥py qHoeNZ Seoepnierenste 3e iecte S Mttas We â€" C °_ iterpmns g'é-‘ i6 # + % rPAAII Y yfI L C y PP a % e 57 M qo glIg 1 F2 KE B>* 0. This special certificate entitles a residential property Issued by: _ADRIAN BAAS$ ____ owner to one Royal LePage Market Evaluation. This MANAGER service will be performed by a Royal LePage 258 King St. N. representative, without obligation to the home owner. Royal LePage Office: Vikd only in areas serviced by Royal LePage offices . ..___â€"â€"â€"â€" 0M _ for properties not currently listed. Return this Telephone: $06â€"9000 QFFICE ___ valuable certificate or call to arrange an appointment. This is not intended to EVALUATION CERTIFICATE Kinsie 2§ Wool Shops $X 886â€"2590 â€" .9§ e _ * ul@ commuters. For example, the engineering subcomâ€" mittee is looking at ways of ensuring that bicycles design and reconstruction. While this year‘s Bike to Work Week is a first for Kitchenerâ€"Wterloo, Susan Merli, Chair of the palities, including Toronto and Ottawa, have run successful Bike to Work Week promotions in the past. In fact, the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Bike to Work Week will run during the same period as Toronto‘s. In Metro Toronto it is estimated that about 104,000 people use bicycles everyday to get to work, school, shop or to run errands. A number of events are proposed for Kitchenerâ€" Waterloo‘s Bike to Work Week including "free" bike checkâ€"ups and juice and muffins for cyclists, tees that are looking at ways to increase the number of people cycling in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo, making and maybe even a bicycle apparel fashion show. Details of the events will be made available through the local media as the week draws closer. The Cycling Committee urges you to ride safe during Bike to Work Week and always, to quote Councillor McKinnon, "wear a lid, save your lid." upcoming issues of the Chronicle. Helmets Work! â€" Look for further articles on Bike to Work Week in R (24 Hour Pager) Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd. Broker . \- | oo o c napiae sall cannents o es e QDV\V\V\V\VT\ n pnamess pouald DDDDUDDG SEAézm ") * tiim$!+â€"â€"â€"â€" m oaraanntnraomnl § i ‘ 4 m m« A COMMUNITY TREASURE HUNT @ For more information please call: @ Rather than bury old treasures in _ ® Remember. There will not be a our landfills, participate in the special refuse pickup after the semiâ€"annual GOODS EXâ€" GOODS EXCHANGE DAY, so CHANGE DAY. Place your you must remove all items not wowanted, but useable houschoid _ taken by 6:00 P.M.. Go ahead and items at the end of your driveway. _ do some hunting. It‘s treasure for Then see what treasures you can the taking. (If in doubt about aty discover throughout The Region of _ item you see, please ask permisâ€" Waterloo. sion before taking.) SATURDAY MAY 9, 1992 8:00 AM. to 6:00 PM. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE CITY OF KMTCHENER CITY OF WATERLOO ©I@Ib THE RBGION OF WATERLOO: 883â€"5100 Note: North Dumifies is not participating in this event. , Piease respect the residents having garage sales. Nexst GOOD§ EXCHANGE DAY, Seturday 1992 whnnmm«muu?"fl- §83â€"5132 141â€"2407 TOWNSHIP OF WELLESLEY ©94611 TOWNSHIP OF WOOLWICH . 669â€"1647 TOWNSHIP OF WILMOT â€" 662â€"3610 _ and Copy & Restoration. located in Sears retal stores in Kachener, Ontaric. ARS r